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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-09

cho wzieio. - w pok6j B~rzescio-
litewski wierzyly tylko diva ham
deiesy zydowskie, Lenin i Troc--
xii, - ktorzy maja tyl z naro--
dem rosyjskim zwiazku pokrew-
nego, co kundel z kanarkiem.
w Rosyi przy pomocy Czecho-
Slowak6w i Polakow, jakotez in
terwencyi Aliant6w zaczyna wy
'gladaG coraz ~czarniej ola Berli-
ia, - wojska z frontu wschod--
'niego sam Niemiec'nie dowierza,
albowiem sic zarazilo bolszewiz-
mem, ME chce juz sluchac Office
row, buntuje sic PREY kazdej spo-
sobnoSci, COS sobie o rewolucyi
.pomrukuje tax dalece, re ia .sla-
VIVA" komenda wojskowa kajzera
zmuszona zostaia do wszelakich,
vs. dial p~atrzacych ostroznosci, ia
ko to-, re ME wolno z~olnierzom O
rewolucyi rozmawiac, ME wolno
i'm nosic broni PREY sobie, gdy i
da ma urlop ftp.
Cos sic kotluje w Niemczecll,
IjakiS straszny, choc przytiumio-
ny jeszcze slychaG juz pomruk
|podziemny budzacego sic wulka-
uu rewolucyjnego.
Wszystek zabytek sill niemiec-
'kich, zuzyty w ostatnich ofenzy-
wach, rozbii sic jak starry czerep
ma k%amiennym murze. - DIS
|zoinierz niemiecki nareszcie sam
'przyszedi do przekonania, re dali
sza walka i usiiowania celem po-
Aliant6w jest absurdem i
niemozebnoScia, czyli samob6j-
'5twem wlasnem, wiec tez dis
wyczerpaly sic wszystkie fortele
niemieckiej, sztucznego
~podtrzymywania kurazu i NEST
wa.
Niemiecka arnia poraz pierw-
sly Cd 4 lat zaczyna TRAGIC ducha,
nadzieje i wiare W zwyciestwo.
Obecny rok, ktory miai sic dac
straszliwie we znaki Aliantom,
przeciwnie przynosi kleske "a
.kleska armii kajzera w}asnie w
chwili, kiedy ona miala bye w
STADIUM najwiekszej mocy.
lego Mkt zaprzeczyG mic moze,
toe i kajzer z calym swoim szta-
hem musi strasznie gorzko roz--
ImySlac, CO sic to staIo in Univer-
so, czy siohce zbieglo z swego to-
ru, czy woody ma Marsie w ocet
sig zamienilN- re on - slu-
'chajta zwykle Smiertelniki! - re
= on, ten kajzer, ten napuszony
nowoczesny lucyper, pych9 /
chciwoScia odety, ktoremu nawet
w pickle zazdroszcza roznych no
'wych juz ME piekielnych, ale kaj-
zerskich ,patentow'' on ten
wladca Swiata, (Lord of the
world) jak to juz w swej pysze
zaczq1 SIG tytuiowac, - on -
ten kajzer mialby dostac pocie--
glenn pc skorze Cd pana majstra
a!ianckiego?
On mialby bye pokonanym?
Utracic korone wtedy, kiedy sic
wszystko ma to zanosilo, IL ia ko-
roma miala bye sieduiokrotnie
powiekszona, jak ~przystaio ma
,Wiadce swiata" - Niemcy mia
llyby( bye skruszone: Ia potega
naiwieksza w Swiecie, Cd setek lat
budowana, p~rzygotowywana? -
TO niemozebene!-A jednak ra-
Iporty "a raportami donosza o
lklesce pc kleskach, o cofaniu sic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-09

wojsk ma dawna linie Hindenbur-
ga, 0 f~ortyfikowaniu brzegow Re-
nu. - A gdy i ia LIMA peknie? -
Coz dalej? - Brrr - musza To-
dowate clark przechodzic po &C.
sarskiego ~majestatu skorze ! ko-
~steczkach, - a najgorsze to, re
lego m~ajestat ka%jzerski ME moze
linn powiedziec:
do cuchthauzu z wami ma %
lat"
Co "a straszna p~rzyszioSc!
jake okropne widoki!
Alianci wyja z wSciekloSci ma
sk6re i korone kajzerowa. - A
c6zby on ,,biedak'' robii bez togo
kajzerskiego ndziabu" - nj po-
TEN z pelikiem gdzie ma ntreke"
rcbic, - nj gesi paSt! A coz Yboj-
Sc" by robily, Fryce Elite, Joa-
chimy, Wilusic, kt6rych sic Cd ko
lcbki tylko ia pycha w}adztwa i
panowania futrowalo.
Oh - straszne widoki, DO stra-
szne. Jak wonczas Lucyper re
szczesliwoSci nieskoiiczonej, ia
kiej zazywal w niebie, wpadl ma
gle, jednym~bozym zamachem w
otchlai straszliwego piekla, -
tax dis kajzer dry IA mysl, co
60 to ma czekac, jeSli rzeczywiS-
Icie Aliantom sic uda stracic mu
re lba korone i osadzic gdzie ma
odludnej wyspie, jak Napoleona.
G}upie ti6maczenia sic sztabu
niemieckiego, &c ,,wszystko idzie
wcdle dawno u}ozonego planu",
t. re to So tylko strategiczne ma
newry, kt6rc maja oslabic silly A
Iliant6w, ftp. by}y tax arcyglupie-
mi, re juz navel sam kajzer pre-
lrszi} sic tel glupotv i zakazai pu-
szczania takich raport6w w
Swiat, by ME narazac ma szwank
,prestige" pruskiej kultury :
r1ozgu.
Wobec takich zywych faktow
zmiekIa rura Niemcom ma szma-
Ite. Pred przeszlo rokiem Wyma-
chiwali szabla poprzed noscm
tWuja Sama, kpiac sobie Z niego
Ii jego ,,rzekomej potegi" a ra-
iczej dufajac w swa pruska moe,
ktorej zadnc swiatowe mocarstwa
W Swiccie pokonac ME zdolaJa,-
dzisiaj tie same szwaby butne
korzq sic pred nasrozonym ma
lutkim Hiszpanem.
Jestto wlasne ich Swiadectwo,
re potega szwabska juz ma psy
schodzi. - Kpili sobie Z ogrOm-
nej Ameryki, topiac YjankesoW"
po morzach, jak szczurow, - a
to, gdy dis Hiszpania zagrozila
wynagrodzeniem sobie "a poto--
pione statki zabraniem internoWa
nych nicmieckic1l okretow, ten
przepyszny, wcielony aniof pie
kie}, magic spokorniai wobec ma
luskiego Hiszpana, ktory tn ode
lgraj znamienna role os}a z bajki
Ezopa, kopiacego Iva ma zdy-
chaniu, czyli - jak sic to pc ma
szemu powiada, re ma pochy1e
drzewo to i kozy skacza.
Iestto znamienny objaw pre-
widywanego pogromu Niemiec re
stronv takich malych smark6w
neutralnych, DIS afera miedzy
Niemcami a Holandya zapewne
Iinny rezultat by przynios}a.
Wog6h w calych Niemczech
musi bye, straszne, WstrzasaJace
oslupienie W sferach tych, Z kto-
-uch wnina nochodzi. Prostv lud
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-09

ciagle zabijany Eye unie - Eye
bedzie.
Ale urodzonych w niewoli trze.
ba wychowywac has}em WARY !
nadziei wolnoSci!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-09
GLOSSY NASzYCH CzYTELNIKOW.

Y
'po torach wypadk6w, wydarzaja-
.cych sic j majacych sic zdarzac w
przysziosci.
DIS chyba niema giupca take
go miedzy mani, ktoryby ME
mogi, czy ME chciai zrozumiec,
re zwyciestwo kajzera i jego pru-
skiej hordy a dobrobyt Ojczyzny
~naszej ida tax akuratnie W pare
jak nietylkalnoSG owej przysio--
wiowej szperki ma piecu z apety-
tenn kocura, ia pilnujacego.
. I'm tezsze dostanie kajzer la
ME, tenn wiecej rozowe nasze ma
dzieje.
A jakiez ono LAME obecnie wy
glada?
Aj-waj! - cos niezwyklego!
- Cd czterech lat wojny poraz
Ip;erwszy sami Niemcy sic przy-
znaja, re Z mimi licho, radziby
Bismarcka z grobu ruszyc. - To.
co sic dzieje dis W Niemczech,
to jest cos tax ciekawego, re war
to sic temu przypatrzec.
Cd kilkunastu dni prawie, re
oficyalny Berlin zamarl. Niema
stamtad zadnych raportow. Bo i
Ijakiez II dyaska miaiyby bye. -
Pred miesiqcem przcszlo miai
kajzer. jak on GEAR ongiS, - u
rzadzic %tryumfalny wjazd do Pa
|ryza. Wojsko futrowano nadzieja
/ obiecankami, re to ostatnie dni
lego wojennych mozoi6w, pred
zima wiktorya miala okry6 Gale
.Niemcy glorya.-YJak padIa Ro.
.sya pod poteznym naszym ME
.czem, tax runie Francya z Anglia
! ich sprzymierzency" - MEDIA
VINO, DO kiedyS W lutym butnie
.wrzeszczal kajzer, - tax byi Pc
why zwyciestwa.
Trzeba o tenn pamietac, re
INiemcy nigdy tax swietnie i ma
|takim wysokim szczeblu tax po-
WOODEN, jak silly ME byli cd po-
czatku wojny, jak Z poczatkiem
tsgo roku, po zawarciu pokoju z
|Rosya w Brzesciu Litewskim.
Bolszewiki ryly nosami pred
kajzerem. Upokorzona, bezsilna.
'pobita Rumunia kleczaia u stop
nowoczesnego ,Napoleona" -
lyme pola podolskie, bessarab--
.skie, rumuhskie Spichlerze, kopal-
ME, fabryki, amunicya, zywnoSc,
la9ka, zboze, otwarte szeroko Ok
no ku bogatym, obszernym row.
ninom rosyjskiej ziemi, ku temu
oddawna upragnionemu ,,Osten''
- zwolniona blisko dwumiliono--
wa armia, kt6ra teraz bedzie mo-
INA uzyc przeciw zachodniemu
frontowi, wszystko to fruwalo.
'jak ziote motyle z bajki, pred O.
czyma kajzera i jego junkrow.
w niespeina kilku miesiecy
shy re zlotej bajki prysnely.
DIS inaczej, inaczej, inaczej
- CHOP ukraihski, czy rosyjski,
Iieszcze bolszewizmem ME zasle-
Ip;ony, - splunai W garSc, z}apal
"a siekiere, czy kionice, ma twa-
rzy Z nina naszego Mazura Ma,
IGka. kt6rego kazde drgnienie mu-
sakulu przemawia do szwaba: -
,,Pojdziesz mi psiamac sobacza"
i wolai ziarno do stawu wsypat
hub spalic, niz oddac zatracone-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-09
MISYA MGR. RATT1EGO
w L S

Monitor Polski" z dnia 31go
lipca donosi:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-30
LASALLE

An especially finished perform
ance by the star ]. Barney Sherry.
thoroughly consistent and inter
esting story that has all the ele-
ments of popular appeal ard excel
lent direction. are the outstanding
features OF High Stakes today's
tive reel LaSalle Offering. Unmis-
takably a crook" play. with a hero
Of the "Raffles" type. IL is cram
med full OF tense and startling sit
uations. 1t tells OF the repeated
failures OF Scotland Yard 70 cap
ture a master cracksman. They give
up the task for five years and during
this period the man in love, re-
forms and marries. Then the theft
OF a valuable necklace which takes
place at a fashionable party. throws
suspicion on him again, but he
energies scathless and in a position
to rebuke severely the detectives Tor
their suspicion. The sympathy OF
the audience is at all times with the
/ leading character. even when they.
know him to be guilty. Jane Mil
Ter is prominently cast opposite the
star.
Not since Norma Talmadge be-
came a star under the Select ban
ner. has she had a role better suit
ed 10 her talents and piquant per-
sonality, than that afforded her in
tOmorrows LaSalle picture. DE
Luxe Annie" which is repeated by
/ request This perturbation Of one
OF this seasons stage successes,
/ reaches the picture fans while the
stage production is still on tour in
some Of the larger cities. Based on
a Saturday Evening Post story. the
\ drama is Of the type that partly
/ takes the audience into it's conf
dence at the start and later gives II
dramatic surprise as the story
/ taken an unlocked for turn. Far
from being a crook play OF ordinary
\ type, II is nevertheless a story con-
/ corning the adventures Of a con
\ hdence man" and his companion
whose refinement earns for her the
above title. The Screen Telegram
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-30
PLAYHOUSE ANNOUNCEMENTS

but penniless. and a stranger in
America. appeals for aid TO an Irish
lord, also in America. but for the
purpose Of wooing an American
heiress. How he places the Irish
lassie in care Of the girls whose hand
and MILLIONS he crossed the Atlantic
10 win and how his love for his little
protege masters him, makes most
delightful tale. Edward Earle plays
the leading male role in support of
Miss Leslie.
"TinseT is the title OF Kitty Cor
don's newest film drama which is
the Castles featured for two days
starting Monday. 1t tells of
mothe''s endeavors to bring her
daughter up able 20 distinguish the
difference between the real and the
imitation in the game of love. In
this production Miss Gordon as the
brilliant, brainy woman who knows
the world and the men who inha bit
il. is given ample opportunity 10
display a most gorgeous wardrobe,
which will be the envy of every
woman who sees it, Muriel Ostriche
plays the timid and unsOphisticated
daughter who is confronted with one
Of life's gravest problems "Tinsel"
is a fascinating story and a most
unusual one. There isn't a lapse Of
interest or a dull moment from its
start TO the final smashing denoue-
ment. The Eagles Eye" is also
shown on Mondays program.
On Wednesday and Thursday
Which Woman" is the title Of the
extraordinary comedy-drama of love
and loot i'm which Ella Hall and
Priscilla Dean are co-starred. The
plot deals with the attempt Of a
couple OF crooks, butler and maid i'm
the heroine's home, to steal her
wedding presents. In the latter's
attempt 10 get away from the fat
bridegroom picked out for her. she
gets in the car intended for the
thieves and the complications that
result are unusually funny. Miss
Hall is as usual pleasing and Miss
Dean is wickedly vicious as the
crook. In addition 10 the regular
feature on Thursday Fired" a new
Marie Dressler comedy, is also
shown.
For two days starting Friday
THE Scarlet Drop" featuring Harry
Carey. is shown. The Woman in
the Web" is also shown on the bill
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-30

Is also shown.
Another poor girl from the coun-
try wins fame on the stage as a way
20 happiness in Social Briars,"
which stars lovely Mary Miles Mint
er. az the LaSalle on Tuesday. This
dainty screen star has an unusually
gripping role in this five reel photo
production in which she interprets
one OF the most interesting charac-
tiers OF her entire career. Always
charming, she is seen 70 particular
advantage as an unsophisticated
girl from the country who fights her
ways 70 fame and fortune through
her own efforts and after many
heart breaking experiences Alon
Forrest is again seen as her lead
ing man. Another Of those delight
full Billie Rhodes comedies = on the
bill.
A loveless marriage that blossoms
into a beautiful romance is the I'M
usual situation which forms the
theme OF Wednesdays picture at the
LaSalle. 1t is entitled "Old Loves
for New and stars captivating
Margery Wilson. still remembered
for her excellent work in "Intol-
erance," the big Griffith spectacle
Lee Hill plays her good-looking
leading man. on Thursday william
Russell is featured in his newest
Mutual release entitled up Ro-
nance Road" Theda Bara. the
original vampire of the films. is fea-
tured on Friday in a perturbation
Of Kipling's well known "A Fool
There Was" This is one of the
strongest and best things Miss Bara
has ever done for the screen and is
undoubtedly the dramatic production
that made her nationally famous On
Saturday Julian Eltinge. the great
est female impersonator, returns in
The Clever Mrs. Carfax," while a
Victor Moore comedy will also be
shown.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-30
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS IN
UNIFORM ARE ADMITTED
FREE TO MT. VERNON,

. 8 - o q o q O. e.
The Mount Vernon Ladies' asso-
citation. known as the oldest patriot
ic organization i'm the country, re-
Gently held its 52nd annual council.
at which % states were represent
ed.
On account Of the proximity Of a
number OF important military camps
10 Mount Vernon, the council de
cided 10 extend certain privileges
and opportunities TO the men in the
service. Invitations were extended
last December by the regent of the
association 10 the commanding Off
GERS Of the nearby camps, who were
asked TO take companies Of soldiers
10 Mount Vernon as guests OF the
association. and IL was decided at
the last council meeting 10 admit
free all soldiers and sailors in uni
form. and TO extend the same cour-
tesies 10 soldiers in the uniforms
of our allies.
The grounds will be open 10 SOL
diers and sailors under command OF
an officer for two hours on Sunday
afternoons during the summer. The
usual hours for visitors were length
ened, so that the ground and house
will hereafter be open from $3.50 10
8 on every week day. except Satur-
day, when the gates will not be
closed until p. m.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-30
AUDITORIUM

On today's bill at the Auditor
ium are Client Green" a two reel
western story. Mutt and jeff. those
clever laugh prOvokers; swat the
Kaiser. a single reel comedy The
Lions Claw" the thrilling wild an
imal serial. Troubles I'm a Laun-
dry" comedy featuring Billy
West and the Fame news.
The Struggle Everlasting" which
Is the feature picture for Monday
and Tuesday. is from the pen OF
Edwin Milton ROyIe. the well known
author and playwright AS a play 1t
was originally produced on the
speaking stage By the late Henry 3.
Harris; Florence Reed, star OF
Importance appears in the leading
role assisted by Milton Sille. Irving
Cummings and other well known
players The story is a powerful
one Of a little girl OF the mountains
who comes TO the city 20 live. and
learning the ways of the world
lapidly she ensnares man after
man, until with wealth at ner dis
posal she realized that she had left
d crimson trail that can never be
effa.ed and she suddenly decides
10 mend her ways. Changed in
spirit she finds the struggle 20 be
good viii De the supreme test of her
life. This is the problem that con-
fronts her and how it is solved con-
stitutes one OF the strongest picture
plays OF the year
"Wednesday George Walsh comes
IN six act comedy drama called
THE Kid is Clever Mutt and jeff
a Christie comedy and the Pathe
News viii also be shown.
Thursday brings that popular
player Gladys BrockweU i'm her lat
est production. For Liberty" a six
reel war drama. with the regular
episode of the sensational serial.
1.-THE House of Hate with Pearl
White and the Ford weekly.
Mother Of Liberty IS the name
OF the war drama for Friday and the
cast appearing in the piece includes
Barbara Castleton, Walter Miller.
Beulah Poynter and William Took
er. a two reel comedy and hand
coiored educational film will COM
plete this bill For Sale" a I'VE
act drama. Aides OF Nation" the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-30
How Old Dame Rumor" Has
attened on War

have been common The latest and
most widely prevalent story of the
kind was founded on a certain OBJ
scure text in Revelation, and many
religiously inclined people gave inn
plicit credence 10 il. But the date
given came and passed. and the war
still goes on.
similar yarns purport TO be
founded on private information sur
reptitiously obtained The real
source OF this type of myth was
hUmorously portrayed a while ago
by some anonymous rhymester in
the following lines:
Absolute evidence have I none.
But my aunt's charwoman's sister,
son
Heard policeman on his beat
Say to a housemaid in Downing St
That he had a brother who had a
friend
Who knew for a fact when the war
would end"
Legends. once rooted. die hard
Quite a number Of otherwise sane
and sensible people believe TO this
day that Lord Kitchener survived
the sinking Of the Hampshire. and
Is living somewhere in anonymous
retirement, whence he will emerge
in his own good time.
Similarly there are still a few
timid people left who will not travel
by the tu6es because OF a story,
once widely prevalent, that on a
given day they are all to be blown
up simultaneously by German secret
service agents. There were several
variants as 70 the origin Of this par
ticular yarn, but the one most gen
orally retailed was 10 the effect that
the plot had been revealed to an
English nurse by a wounded Ger
man officer whom she had nursed
hack to health"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-30

the horse fans of this vicinity a line
on what is in store for them in the
holiday races. The SpringbroOk
track has been fully repaired and is
in first class condition. With good
weather the event promises 10
awaken renewed interest in the rae
ing game.
An attractive program OF clean
and safe holiday sports has been ar
ranged for Fourth of July at Spring
brook park. Aside from the racing
program. excellent band concerts
will be given during the afternoon
and evening by the K of P. band.
A novelty in the way of daylight
fireworks will be introduced as well
as an Ella borate display of a patriotic
nature in the evening. During the
afternoon Pvt. Victor Brewer will
fly 10 the clouds in his mammoth
military balloon and leap from a
dizzy height in a parachute. Pic
mic parties will be accommodated in
the grave during the day and eve
ning. All OF the rides and conces-
sions will be in full working order.
The dancing pavilion Will have an
attractive program and the new roll
er skating rink viii be equipped 20
take care OF the holiday crowds. Al
or the big display attractions will he
absolutely free and there will be no
admission charged at the main gate
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-30
BY Lillian Gish.


There must be as many millions
possessing a sense of rumor as a
sense of humOr," says a recent num-
Der of London Tit Bits, otherwise,
how is one to account for the preva-
lence of the many extraordinary
war myths and hoaxes that have
been and are continually cropping
up?
"One that had a great vogue re-
Gently told how St. Quentin had
been mined and blown up on the
eve of the great German offensive,
and an entire enemy division de-
stroyed. Millions Of people must
have repeated il in all seriousness,
for the story was everywhere cur
rent Yet it bears its REPUTATION. one
would imagine, on the face Of IT,.
Mines are pretty destructive things.
but they are not nearly so destruc-
tive as all that
Then there was the great bomb
ing of Berlin hoax, started about
the same time. Almost every other
man you met was able TO tell you
confdentially the precise number of
allied aeroplanes that had flown
over the German capital, the weight
OF explosives they dropped. and the
extent OF our losses.
Another popular myth that at
tanned to worldwide publicity in
the early days of the war was the
legend of the angels at Mons.
About the same time, too. there
cropped up the extraordinary story,
heard by everybody and by most
people believed. of the 100000 Rus
sian soldiers. supposed TO have been
transported by way of Archangel TO
the north OF Scotland, and thence
by rail 10 Southampton. whence they
were embarked TO the continent.
Few people, if any. claimed actually
to nave seen these phantom troops
on their way through England. But,
on the other hand, everybody knew
somebody else who had seen them.
spoken TO them, given them Gig
arets and so on.
Then, at a main line station in
Kent the other day, a porter said
as a special train rushed through:
Who do you thinks in that train -
the car and all his staff. he assert
cd solemnly.
'Rumors forecasting the precise
date when the war is going 10 end
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-30

a thoroughly entertaining and
really first class race meet will be
held at the Springbrcok park track
Fourth OF July afternoon. Not con-
tent 20 merely arrange matches be-
tween the horses stabbed at the
track Manager T. z Daley has
secured string of horses with
rood records from Fort Wayne, Ind.
and they will be matched in eNcit-
ing speed contests Besides these
several horses of national reputa-
uou VIII DE sent over the course in
fast exhibition trots
With five events. an or them en-
pertaining, the following program
promises TO furnish real diversion
for followers Of the horses.
Even. No. Horse Review TrOt.
Horses stabbed at Springbrook.
Event 40. TrottinE exhibition
between Tregantle. present cham
pion yearly trotter of the world. and
Echomcre. the fastest son of Bar
onmore. owned 10y James Clifford Of
Fort Wayne.
Event No. 3.-Eree-for-alI pace.
Entries Ebony King. Rossie King.
BeautclIa and one other. all from
Fort Wayne
Event 40. 4-Horsemeu's trot.
Entries. Cricket. Anna Nargain. Iu-
ellie Corporal Orange Blossom.
Event No. 5-Free- for-aI trot
Entries. Lora L. Prodigal McKinnie,
Country Queen o.19t4: Verna Y.
2.2oi4 Bud 3. 2.13t4. Julian,
Roeen.
The X OF p band will furnish the
music for tho afternoon races and
with this collection Of genuine rae
ing talent a fine program OF sport is
assured
TrcgantIc Leads list
Leading the list OF turf stars is
the famous Kentucky stallion. Ire
gantle. with "a record of 2.Ost4 trot-
ting. and the champion green tr0t-
ting stallion OF 1907. makes him a
horse OF more than ordinary inter
est. He is said 90 be the greatest
sire OF early and extreme speed the
world has ever known Tregantlt
IS the sire OF Foreu. now in tranina
az an Indianapolis track and Is cred.
tied with being the fastest yearIne
fIly that has ever appeared. Few
trotting stations and sires OF gam,
race horses Of his reputation and
record have ever been brought
north and s famous boz the hors,
world Tor being the sire OF Air
daie. % present champion year
.anE ssotteF=sf the world Grace Cir