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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-01-24

-Sobn McGormud, Scr groBtc
Singer Der @clt, miro an Treitag.
ocn 81. S%onllar, I'M Golliiclln, in
ct. 2ouis alftreten.
-Sniolgc cincs ~l(niuIla mllrbc
Mcnrp Nd,sncr's glllto an pcroongc.
ncn Snnntog bcldIbiot; boh glild.
lidlcrrpciir fnmUl Die Snioiicn bcS
Alltos oGuc %crlctung bappn. 9luf
Der Strniic 5uiihcn 2pllis Shsner's
Iorm mo Dem $orOnn ElnB. pcrlor
Mcrr Nd,srcr sic &pntroIlc ilbcr ous
Nllto rno oosiclbc fubr gcgc1 cincn
bier Sub bobeu Stcinoilfmurf. Die
&orocrrGocr ocs Illtos gin9cn bis
sur Sobc bcs IufWurfs b%inollf. Sci.
ller Der Suiaiien bes Iutos mltrbc
pcrlctt. Die Waihine oes Iutos
luuroc nur lciht beifGbigt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-01-24
Meniafeiten bon Bar.

&. q. Weper uno @ottin purocn
ourd oie @eburt rincs S6bndcns be-
9liidt.
0elpep 9rinfmonl,, meG6cr ouf Elm
puar @ohcn Serien oabcim mar, bat
lid poriee ISOLDE ,pieber nod Ncm
Sranflin, an feline Irbeit begeben.
Hlliiell .. Shmiot uno 9. %.
Saio lparen nel,lih in bicicr Sad.
baridaft1rm Hinopieb at f%aufen.
Scrr Wurpbp mar filrslid bier Inn
fiir Otto Sdmiht Woulelcl at falt.
fen.
@ottlieb Soeotmann bon Gnio,
Sflo. mar poriee ISOLDE bier. ai,f 9e.
il,d) bel &ermanotcn unb Sreunbcn.
True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on Jan.
%, 1919, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
Sreo. Haherbaumcr, melder 10
Gage ltrlal,b bel icinen Gltcrn, Sp.
Ga6erbaliner unb @attin, perlebte.
lit aln porigen 9onnerstag pieber
nod Camp Sllnlton 5ilriidgefebrt.
@alter 2ieiemeper, ser in @aco,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-01-24

-Srit 2oder l,nb 8attin, bon
Scrmnnn, II. 9, murbcn am IS. San
ilar blrd sic gnfltnft zines S6dtcr.
deus crfrcilt.
-Gas IGhrboot .Serntann" ipltr.
DC onLlettcn Montag aus ocnl @in-
tcrquurtier genommen uno picber in
Den SGbrbicnit ecitcllt. SO Iongc oils
luie Nos @etter es gcItottet uno fem
Ihmeres Sreibeis I'M Slub lit, miro
oos Boot bcn SGbrbien't perIebcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-01-24

Ger. %itationiert mar, bat icincu eb-
r~cnpollen Ibidico crbalten utlb lit
%pcrgangcnc ISOLDE 5ubauic angefom-
men.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-01-24

-GrnIt Mcpcr II. 8attin, bon Scr.
mann &. 2, mllroen am ID. syanltor
ol,rt sic Ilifunft elmer flcincn God
ter erfrellt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-01-24
Iaacmeine County Nenigfcitcu.

StuAItttNtt Sot Sssss~s""
Sobn glbrens unb Satin, bon
9lano, n. 3, iinb bic gliidlidcn 81
tern cilles Sod)terdcns.
Anorcus 2oeb bat Die Sarncs Snr.
ris 6arrl, an Der 9rp Sort, gum
Yrcis bon $4,000 eefauft.
Nrdclius Yointcr uno @attin, bon
glano, murbcn filr5lid ourd Die
@cburt cincs So6tcrbens c%rfrclt.
Srant Hlstuup unb Satin, bon
9lalo, murocn filr5li6 our6 Die 81.
burt zines fleinen Stammbalters be.
gliidt.
SGmmtlide StraBenaufieber ioll.
ten barauf Ihten, Dab Die StraBen
naf iebem Sbaumettcr nit benz
Sdlepper bcarbeitet Werben.
Senrp @aper, bon Slpenspille Ct.
:. lit on IA. SSanuar inl Glitter bon
20 Sabrcn geitorbcn. Die 9cerbig.
llng fano itatt allf ocm epang. 5rieb-
bofc bel DID @oollam.
Gbus. .. <rrclncper, Scr lett ci.
ncr Hcibe bon Sabren cine garbicrs
tube in Ilnlu, 2uiapettc County, be.
tricb, bat oas @rccnltrcet 3 9arbicr-
gcihGft, in Smcnspille, fGuflih or
morben.
@uit. Sanrid unb Satin, ionic
&cnrp Shnciber mo Satin, bcibe
bon 8lanb, crbieltcn uorige ISOLDE
einen 9eilh bonn Stprh mcldcs in
jcoer Der bciocn Samilien Elm God
ter6en brad)tc.
Taitor Geo. Simnlermann, 5u ei-
ncr 3eit TreOigcr Der gponal. Sc.
nncinOe IN Ban, lit i'm Der9argcncn
Wonat in 9llmont, q. 9of., gcitor,
bcn. Gr mar bort Der Ercbi9er Der
Gpanel. Bethel @cnleinoc.
@. ". Solt lit am 7. Sanltar III
Santa Sulllu, Sal. I'M glltcr bon 33
| Sobrcn gcitorbcn. gr murbc in
Nmenspillc gehorcn uno cr5ogen.
Mllbcr iciner @ottin uno brci &in.
bern bintcrlGbt scr T~crltorbcnc nod
5ipci 9riioer unb cine SdneIter,
Sas. q. Solt unb Sroll Waria San.
ocgriffc, bon Smcnspille, iopie
Sronf Soft, BON Mc&ittrid, welhe
icinen friibcn 600 betrollern.
Scit unierer borigcn Iusgabc
murbcn iclgcnoc llcbcrtrnarngen bon
@%rlmobciib bier rceiitricrt: Marp s.
Hob9ers an Geo. @. Hcogcrs ,nb
gilbert ". &ooeers, 40 @dcr in Der
NtGbe bon HpIehlb fir $500; emil
9urfborbt al Srib 9urhbarot, quit.
claim Sitel uuf 8 Ider in scr TGbc
bon Sermonn, fir ST ncbit onbercr
mertbpollcr &oniioerotion, mic bic
Sbcilllng bon 2onb; u. 6. Matbclps
an u. 9. MotbCps, 40 Mder in ser
N1bc bon Scu, fir $500; q. @.
&pltlcman an Srcb BOD, 1 gldcr flo.
lid bon @lnnb, fiir 1926.
SSSn ibrcm Scitunlcllt bonn %. sunni,
1918. be5cugt bon @. .. Soilmann
l,nb :. .. Somfclt. periiigt Die in
@lanb ueritorbcne Srau @eide u.
Shnlibt iibcr ibr Gigcntbum mie
folet: Sic pernadt iebcm ibrer
Sticfiobnc, Sobn &oenig uno Serm.
Gccnig, 500. Gen Helt hires Ser.
m6gens pcrtbeilt lie inter ibre Sim.
Ger. Scnrp q. &oenig, Mollic Iuf-
berScioc, @n. Goenig, Wartho See.
ir, Srcb q. &ocnig, 2ol,is apens.
Sophia &acoing, Sobn Shmibt uno
Soa SungebIut. oils GolIitrefer
iultroc Scnrp g. &penig gcnannt.
True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on Jan.
%, 1919, as required by the Act of
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-01-24
2ouis 0uberI it 0 #,
Scrmaltn, DO.

SRI. GlIie Sacnncdc bcgub lid
ucrgoilgcne ISOLDE mad, Scfferiolt
Gitp, no iic, bllrd, bic @cntilbumecn
bcs Hcpr1icntantcn Nlt1llit Mepcr.
cine Glcrfitcllc bel Der 2egislntllr CT.
bnltcn hot. Sri. Sacmnctc mar bis
gum 1. Sdnuar Scr biciigc 2cputp
Goumtptlcrf.
-Nm letter. 0icnstng fam bier
ourh Gcrmittclllng bcs 2onbogcntcn
HuO. Settler, Gin Sanoel 5uitunoe,
moburd, ISM. @olfcnbodb bon
Olean, Die Ebilip Ipprill Ssarm bon
SO Ifcr, IN 2ittlc Berger. gum Ercis
bon $500 fGllilid errporb. Ser
nellc Gigcntbilmer miro icincn &c
lit un 10. MFRS untrctcn.
-SolQtn0c IbuofntCn unl, aus
m1rts murcn porigc @odc bier lint
ser Situng oCs &rcisgcridlts bci5us
mobncn: :. u. Scnslcp, q. .. Bar,
ter, Clarence Barter uuo Clarence
Stufenbrocfcr, bon NmCnspillc;
SolmeS unb Sorb, bon Molla: Gas.
Booth BON Eocific; Ridtcr @rotb u,o
Hifter Sdapcr, bon @~aibinaton unb
$. 6. &ottnit bon 9lonb.
-Sbcriff Gictel lciitet gcacnmGr
tis g(rbcit fir brci SIann. Sniulac
bon &ranfbcit bat Gcputp . Sheriff
6. u. Stodton rciigniert, unb &c.
mttp- Sheriff Gbas. @crn1nn Iie9t nit
elmer &erIctirna ont Hiitcn oornie.
ser. Scrr @crmon fam orlf ser els.
bebedten Sreppc, Die in bas Grb9e.
i6pB bes @erid)tSachGuhes fiibrt,
gum Sallen, aIs CT sic gifc aus bent
Diem Der Seitonloge forttrn9cn lpcll.
tc. IuBerbem oab or feline Fflihtcu
oils Sbcriff c%rfiillt, icpic oi,h sic
Efliftcn iciner bciocn Deputies, be
iorat Scrr 9ietcl sur 3eit oiih Sic
Irbcit bcs TcbclIs,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-01-24
Oireftprc

Scbt lit Die 3cit lnlt mir SSbre
NltftrG9c 81 9cbcn iiir bns Inltrci.
den bon Scrccns uno ullcr inlpcn.
bigcn glrbcit; cbcninlls fiir Sapc5ic.
rem lrnb 0cforicrrn. Is miro mir
nngcllcbm iCin Sbncn nclllid) erbul,
tcnc Wllitcr bon Sapctcn 81 5eigen,
Oh Sic cine @cltclluug MADDEN pbcr
niht. Sd GRILLE glcidiallS gtf.
trdge aliBerbalb Der Stoot. I'm Sci
tigc Iuinlcrfiomfcit ST. iid)crn. mod)c
man arrangements fir bas Sriib-
iabrs q Inltreihcn (allslpcuoiee Pr
bcit) iest.
2ouis @aberl It 0 #,
Nn,,,,,, JH,>
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-01-24

True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on Jan.
%, 1919, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
Solncs 90. Sole, i'm 9icnIt in
Camp S,lniton, lit on1 IA. Sanl,or
on Ser Sunacnentsiinblrg gcItorbcn.
Ger 2ciduam rpl,roe sllr 9ecroigung
nud @lano gcbraht.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-01-24

Nrdelius Yointcr unb 0uttin, bon
murbcn tiir5lid ourd) Die
@cblrt cincs S0dtcr6ens crfrult.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-01-24

Srunf Hilsfuup unb Satin, bon
9lano, murocn fiir5lib bur6 Die 8e.
burt zines fleiuen Stammbalters be.
gliidt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-01-24

Sobn gbrens unb Satin, bon
9lun0, u. 3, iinb Die gliidlid)cn Gl-
tern eires Sod)terd)cns.
NMorcus Sueb bat Die Sanles Sar.
ris 5arnl, al Scr 0rp Sort, gum
Yrcis bon $4,000 eefauft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-01-24

SGmmtlide StraBenaufieber ioa.
ten barallf Iften, baB Die StraBen
nat iebem Sballpettcr nit Dem
Sblepper b~carbeitet weroen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-01-24

Senrp @aWer, bon Slpensuille 81.
=. lit nn IA. Sanuar inl @lter bon
20 Subrcn geltorbcn. Die 9cerbig.
rng iano ltatt allf DEM Gpong. Srieb.
bofc bel SlO Moollam.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-08
Heads of Shopmen Try
to Induce Men to
Return to Work

Washington. Aug. s.-Dircctor Gem
eral Hines today awaited word from
the unions that al OF the striking
shopmen had returned to work before
undertaking TO carr out President
Wilson'S Instructions TO settle The
wage controversy on It's merits. The
telegraph system Of the railroad adj
ministnuon was put al the disposal
Of the union officers and pcrcmpiory
ordera that he men should 70 hack
10 the job went out 20 5oa local chair
men.
IA the shopmen's reasons for want
ing a IS per cent increase have been
considered Thoroughly by the bodrd
OF railroad wages and working condi-
tion, which divided three 10 three,
u was believed possible that the evil
dencs IN thnt case would he put inn
mediateiy before the director general
for n decision.
other unions have demands pend.
ing. however. which VIII necessitatc
the presentation OF evidence and &c
hear this. n new board may be CON
stituted or the OLE board enlarged IA
twelve In accordance with the sugges-
lions OF union men.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-08
PERSONAL NEWS ITEMS

"exceilopt' In ~ his work and re-
ported favorshly for- future commits
sion In the offcera reserve corps He
viii return again to the Kew Mexico
Military Institute at Roswell this
TALL.
city Manager IGebcnstrcit todas
purchased six lots al the corner o.
I'M street and Frait ayoauo. The
ground is an Viihin the new 1ifh
street paving district.
The El paao Latdiithic company
this morning opened is offices In the
basement Of the city han whore if has
rented space from the city for the
period o, It's paving Qpnstructlon OPP
erations here.
Miss Ora W. T. slater principal OF
the III Pnso school Tor Girls. is ot the
Alyarado hotel for todny ana tomor-
row. She b. at tho hend Of nm insti-
tuition perfectly equipped aud we'll
established for The best class % schoo.
and college training Tor girls and
young women. The enrolment las
year WINS no ard viii be isuch IN
creased this year. The school L. 10
Gated IN one OF tine most attractive
OF ~ paso's residence districts.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-08

AR. aud Mrs Smith wore reading
the sunday papers. zone wife too
many she exclaimed. as she glance
through the headlines ~ her -crfiaa
~ WIN rcud thut / suppose ira the
doings 90 some hIrnuiHL"
"Not necessarily. my dear" replied
her husband, without llftinE his eyes
from the paper.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-08
President Wilson Tells
Congress lila Remedies
for High Prices

tAtNAANANN'NN ANNNNA N..l OnltI
10 merchants aud others 10 deal fairly
with the people and to housewives TO
exercise "a greater vigilance. a more
thoughtful economy"
Leaders OF organized labor. tho
president said he was sure. will pros
entity Yield to a second anber thought
aud like the great marr OF their asso-
ciates. think and act like Americans"
striker. undertaken at this time. tho
president anid. would only mike mat
tcra worse and he expressed his cOn
ndence thar the labor men would
realize Il. ?
No remedy Is possible while men
arc In temper said the president.
"nni there can be no settlement which
does not have % It's motive and stand
ard. the general interest"
Tho president warned congress,
however. h a no complete and immo-
diate remedy Wnf TO be found IN lcgia-
lation OF immediate action. Processes
OF supply and demand would not op-
crate OF themselves while the country
WIS neither az peace nor val
Where there Il no peace OF mint
there a be no energy Of cndcovor."
said he. Politically. socially, econum-
ically. the worlg iH on the operating
table aud u has not beer possible 10
administer nny an~uesthetic.
There can bc no confidence Ia iu-
dustry. no caiculable basis Tor credits,
no confident buying or systematic
selling. no certain prospect Of ON
ployment, normal restoration OF bust
ness. no hopeful attempt NJ recon
%Htruction mr. the proper assembling Of
tho disiocatcd elements OF enterprise
until peace has been established and
30 far as may be. guaranteed"
This the president said in conncc-
ton with his reminder that the peace
treaty should speedily be ratified.
Charges Retail P~rofitccr.ng.
Speaking OF retail prices, b presi-
dent said.
There can be no little DOUBT that
retailers are In part-somotimes In
large part-rosponsiblo Tor oNorbitan'
prices"
II WIS practicable, the president said
to supply tho puJuc IN fough ostab-
llished governmental agencies and
through publicity with information on
which u might Judge what profits
should be. Congress should provide
necessary funds FOR these agencies. the
president said.
The world. ~ course. the president
reminded congress-, must pay for the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-08

Thevanltv of "a girl with "a small
brother gets many 90 hard jolt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-08

OF The facts in the food situation as
II Affects the farmers.
ssThe department OF agriculture
should have done u. should have pro.
tecfed ". but Il has not done H.
said McSparran.
IF Il Is not Acme, the American
farmer will be In the soup"
''The people are Kicking NJ pay fE
s22S for wheat. when they are paS-
ing F2g bushel In the form o.
shreddod wheat. Corn b. selling al
$3.50 and the people are paying slz
a bushel ia the form Of toasted corn
fakes. The Quaker oats company
made t0f per cent profit on Us IN
vestment last year
senator Norris said there VAS unit
vernal public m~iscOncoption OF the
faTmerf interests In the food situn-
ton.
aThe people think the armers are
getting sg.2d for wheat and they are
not" said Mr.. Norris. "rhe people
don't know they are paying enormous
profits 20 the middlsman.'
senator France, republican, OF Mary
land. declared congress was rosponsi.
BILE for much blame regarding food
prices.
w passed laws" he said. I'm yio-
iation OF every economic law &c the
dictation OF man who did O know
what they were talking bout
Meat prices. senator France charg'
ed. had been fixed by the food ad-
miniHirntion. behind closed doors,
which gave the packers, who had rep.
reHeniatives on the board, %oxofbitan'
profits. as
Tha microbes In the lovers kiss
Are dangerous. u rs said.
There seems 10 be some truth In this
For some kissing lovers wpd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-08
LEMON JUICE
TAKES OFF TAN
Gihsl Make bleaching lotion
Il skin is sunbumed,
tanned or freckled

Suu,eze the juice Of two lemons
into "a bottle containing three ounces
u Orchard white. shake we'll ana
YOU have a quarter pipt Of the best
freckla. suuhurn and Uu lotion, ANA
aampleXiou honutihcr, at very, very
small cost.
Your grocer has the lemons ulll
any lr,r store ur toilet counter VIII
tnipuiv three ounces uf orchard White
Tor 10 frw cents. Massage this H'"oetly
fragrant lotion into the face neck
arms and hHndH each u nud see how
frockles, Huuburn. Windhurn ana tan
disappear nnt how clear, soft ANA
white tho SKIN becomes. fcsl u D.
harmless.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-08

limited and controlled In such a way
~ not 20 raise but rainor TO lower
the price OF -four here. The govern
meut has the power, within certain
limits. to regulate that"
There n reason go believe that tho
prices Of leather. of coal, of iimher
aud Of textiles have been materially
Affected b. forms OF concert and co.
operation among the producers anI
~marketecrs Of these commodities.
which II will he possible to redress
said thu president.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-08
GIRLS
Beautiful Actresses Say
"a short Massage with HoWardfs nut
tcFmim CnsaDi nt Wight hciurr re-
firing /. All That " Necessary

No matter whether you are
troubled with "a uour complexion.
wrinkles. punlncss around the eyes.
frcrkies. crows feet Or lines around
the mouth. ugly finger MALTA or just "a
simple %roughnest Of the fare. hands
or arms cnmsad hy wind or sun, You
will find that any or "a. of these
troubles viii quickly disappear with
the uHe Of I~ioSard'H buttermiik
Cream.
To prove fhis 90 your complete sat
isfaruon. got "a small quantity today
at HlFhinnd Pharmacy, palnce DRUG
Co. on any good druggist, with me
return the purchase money IA any
dissatisfied user. BE sure TO Eet
Howard's Buttermilk Cream
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-08
CHARGE THAT HINES
sIfAS Nor KEPT FAITH

Denver. Colo Aug. A--chargine
that Director General OF railroads
Hines has mot keps faith with the
federated shop crafts OF the country
=. +. Miles. chairman OF District 20.
International Association Machinista'
which comprises the states Of Colo
rado. Utah. New Meyico and Wyom-
ing. declared that n sbopmen felt
under the painful necessity OF DIS.
regarding President wilson's appeal
20 remain az work pending "a settle
Of the wage controversy.
president Wilson seems 10 have
gone on the side Of Director General
Hines and 20 have forgotten ~" snld
Mr.. Miles. We sert committees 90
Washington January 10 and they have
been ignored.
In view Of the high cost Of lvinE.
there is 10 other way In which We can
bring our cause before the
OF the county than ~ n strike.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-08
Grange Chiefs Ask
Congress to Repeal
Wheat Price Guarantee

'.The president" he said. "was vest
"a with almost absolute powers TO
handle the food situation. am or
tho opinion that u Will not be pos
Fibie for congrrsS 10 devise any add
flanal legislation ~ give the president
any greater powers to deal win me
nlmation nov"
chairman GronnA said governments
agencies were refusing 10 do ny
Using" TO lower the cost u living a
finf congress was not az fault.
John A.. hcSparrnn. muster ~ ne
Pennsylvania grange, urged an organ
izntion " advise the Alneriean public
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-08
AT THE THEATERS TO-DAY

"B" THEATER- Repeating "Rusthng a Bridel' also
Squared !" q Paramount Drew comedy HfAA
IDEAL TtEATBR-'The Ghost Of Slumber Mountain a.
great picture, showing the mammoth monsters Ct prehistoric.
times: Montague Love in THE Hand Invisible
LYRIC THEATER Repeating the COMEDY '~sunnydde,
The third Of Charlie chaplins milioi-dollar features; also the
Tom Mix comedy. Law Of North 80, = and the reel cf-"chester
Outing pictures.
PAsTIME THEATER- Tho popular Alice rrndy starring in
"Hsr Great chance;' also a twopart Keystone comedy, "A Des
pomte ~scoundrel"
The Washington herald., 1919-07-28
RACERS READY
FOR SARATOGA

New York. July 27.-The scene OF
racing shifts this week to Saratoga.
where on Friday. will begin the an
nual twenty-six days meeting OF the
Saratoga Association, which prom
ises this year to provide a keener
brand OF sport than turf enthusiasts
have enjoyed in many seasons. The
circumstances are particularly auspi-
cious not only because practically all
Of the best racers in the country are
to he seen in competition. but also
because the racing during the eafly
part of the year has developed. a
number OF rIvalrics which will Coh1e
to climax during August.
The meeting at the Spa. which will
have the Saratoga Handicap. A nRile
and 4 quarter test for 3-year-olds and
over. ard the Flash. a five and half
furlonE sprint for 2-year-olds, as fea-
lures on the opening day card, will
also provide the renewals OF the Sar-
atOCa Cup and the Saratoga Special
among the many stake events. Col
loctivciy. these will bring out the best
performers in all the age divisions.
and. as usual. will no doubt 90 a long
way toward determining tho turf
champions OF the season.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-28
EMPIRE CITY ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-For : vcsr oIas. FIVE and 0ne
half furlongS: Penelope lI5 Hrcwer 10 Head
Over Hee,s 10. SIpCT. l07 Lady R7mmel lO6
DR.. Hall. 10. Ponty Pridd. 1t2. CermA. lC
SECOND RACE-For 2ycar-oiI> mile. War
Plume. is: Sammy Kelly. is Gnoue. lis: Dole
ful. rs; Different Eyes. lis. NaWhalrus. is.
Wlirrdl ll0
THIRD RACE-For Sycarolts ard un; SIX
fIr"D-S: Kahtsn. I52; Startling n. C-ys'al
ForI IL; Win sy. lU. Osgori III. Bill No
Clry. ~; ComvcI. =: Top O'Th" Mon,rE z;
Wood TIP. ln5; Tckish. no. Arnold. li Tus-
Cslonea. p War Spirit. q.
FOURTH RACE-Tor 5-ycarods ard ny. mile
ard one sixteenth Matinee Idol le9, Recount.
ll6. Game COX. u3. GeH. III: Tcf'ey. Or e.
mendof. Is; War Zone. los Csuoufeur. lC-
FIFTH RACE-NiIe Erd STentv Yards. for
5Jyear oils and up: Mill R;Ce IL. John l. DAY.
lOS Tailor Maid. 100: Alma R. III NlrsEo. 70.
Starter los: Diadi. 10; Ellison. 10. SntCh m
Time es; Hong Kong. lun; Graphic lu5: llnh-
but. lS; Dottie Vandiycr. r GlelI0er. lG',
Lady Ward lO2: Alvord. LIS; Zinmia . G"fi-
vale %; King John. lis: Hickorynut, iC Susan
VI. %; Dpttas Best, 70.
SIXTH RACB-For 3vrar -olds: FIVE and 7-e-
half fHrlongs: Sister Helene l1; Shoal. IL
"ormcran. lOs; Barley Wstr le: boTers lane
End. l05; American Boy. lis; Penelope. la.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-28

reached an upright position he
shook his head to clear the cob
webs HanlOn. with a confident
smile. swept in to finish matters.
Then came the surprise. When
McGOvern arose another blow. it
seemed. would spell his finish. But
summOninE all the remnants of ms
power Terry met Hanlon's rush
with a rush. Hanlon. over-anxious.
had waded into Terry without
guard. This was the fatal mis-
take. Perhaps he hadn't learned
yet that McGOvern was most dan
Eerous when apparently beaten. but
he found it out that night. Both
swung but Terry landed first Han
lon pounded back on his heels.
dazed. McGovern followed him and
pinned Eddie on the ropes showe--
ing blows on the little Californian.
Before the crowd realized 1t Han
lon was as helpless as a 2-year-old
baby. Under the avalanche Of
blows Hanlon went to the floor He
foolishly refused the count and
arose Immediately. Terry. with the
scent Of victory in his nOstrils
swarmed all over the Westcrn"r.
HanlOn by this time was too weak
to keep MCGOvern of with blows.
He knew. too. that Terry had got
ten him but he refused to 20 down.
In desperation HanlOn buCkled his
arms over the ropes and thus sup
ported met the hail of McGoVcrn's ;
blows upright. 1t was the gam"$t
exhibition Of bulldog tenaCity ever
seen in a Philadelphia ring. Terry
was poised for one right hand fin
Usher when the police bounded
through the ropes and halted the
slaughter. McGovern was as juhi-
liant as the night he beat Dion for
the feather-weight title. Hanlon
collapsed in his chair but when re-
vived he cried bitterly when told
the police had stopped the tight.
'What'd they do that for"
meaned Eddie, Il wasn't out yet"
HanlOn was a fighter every inch
you must remember.
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