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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-18

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rovnaval jsem il k sve zene -
a Ease jsem Sc nj sesel - VIA
stne cekal jsem ma nj, zamrze-
10 mne, re jsem nerozpoznal
sveho citu k nj, nez jsem sc s
jinou ozenil. Zapomnell Jsme
ma to, re jsem zenat, ia ona,
a chodili jsme spolu Ma pro-
chazky, jako kdyz jsem byl svo
boden, aniz bychom 81 rekll,
bloudivali jsme pouze postran-
mimi brnenskymi ulickaml, Wy
hybali jsme Sc hlavnim tridam.
Chodili jsme Ease jenom Jako
pratele. Az jeji sestry, byll
isme u nj ma navsteve, hrala
ma klavir takovou sentimental
nj pisen, V biografu to hrava-
il, tusim Herkulovy lazne. Ma
slouchali isme valcikove hire,
stall jsme "a sestrou, ia a Lul-
sa, a nahle pfi tom sentlmen-
talnim biografickem valclku
to prislo. Uchopil jsem j ga ru-
ku a stiskl - citil jsem, jak Sc
zachvela - mas kid byl ten
tam. Nepoddala Sc mi uplne.
Zachovala 81 vzdycky svou ener
gil. Je pfilis hrda. "Jste zenat, y
rikavala mi a chvela Sc mi pre-
ce V naruci kolikrate iako osy-
kovy listek. Vim, re mne ma
rada, nevdava Sc a nevda Sc.
A ia zarlim ona zarli ma mo-
il zenu. Vzdy, kdyz uz myslim,
re lie, ma, Ease mi unika, ctvrt
lleta Sc S nj nesejdu, ami il ne
vidim a prece po nejake dobe
i ona Ease zatouzi a Znovu Sc sc
tkavame. Donna ma muz druhe
dite, zena je ticha, hodna -
: marnO vSechno - touZim Jen
po nj cely muj zivot je stva-
nice, neustala touha, zklama-
nj. horkost. Ma priklad ted
: ted mi az Ease nepise ctvrty tJ
den prece vim, re ona pt
, mne touzi. A ia bych tax rae
1 w mel Ease nejaky listek OF
: nj. Nenapise mi niceho, nez po
: zdrav a podepise. Sc Llisa .--
n mne to staci - uplne staci.'
: 'fTak ty take nejsi st asten,
ulehcil 81 Jiri.
: Rejl Sc zasmal.
"Ne, a yer, mnoho a mnoh'
u jich neni spokojeno, jenom Il
: mnozi udusi vsechno uvnltr, pc
z chovaji We sve hrudi, nenajdo
q nikoho, nebo nahoda Jim nike
J. no nepTivede do eesty, neb
|. .jsou tax hrdi, re Ike Zklamar
Ia mic nechteji Sc pfiznat a na
mlouvaji celemu svetu a kone
l. ne j sobe samym, re isou spoke
e, jeni, st 'astni. To jsou ii, ktei
4. fikaji, ze V manzelstvi neni
ci nemuze byti w takovych w
&, jennych citu, jake mezi mile
Ii ci, re ony pocity umrtvi zvyl
e. lost, re manzelstvi staci w;
la Jenna spokojenost kid, to Z
Sc ie vlastne laska. A pfece m.
le slim, re tomu neni tax Re
lu sc odmlcel.
Ia Jiri ma neho patril take n
e. promluvil.
IL Ohen kamech praskal
a. ma okna dorazel vichr. Z dali
re bylo slyseti tlumeny hukot pi
Sc jtzdeJiciho vlaku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-18
CD 12DD l HODN|Y

soc dsmky. RUNE tvary. velmi dobra hod- 90.
snota. zvlastnost pro tuto hodinu priz.
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hodnotS az 81, przeml jen Ia r
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Dumske runE0chy bavlnene. bile cerne 2I.
korduan, prlzemt- jen "a ..t.,..........
4Oc cokmovame pOvlmky poistAFove 45X23. Q0r.
z d0bre tfchoviny, ruzove okraje pfiz
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ses.mo,e ..eo., = 'san ... sarnyrsm sner' ~ 59c
$50 rrerajnt trAvnf keberce. - veik sXlo st q
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s5c koSfky in ptAdf0 tffsek prostfednl SO<.
'veikosti Z. patte pouze "a ......
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,xksebouky pro -A1vsy ostf:!.. vlssy Sls49 Ct pa
az Sles hod. ozd vssch barev -skiep-.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-18
IA VALECNEHO BESU."
ROMAN UcAsTNfKA VALKY.
Napsal Ladislav Hajek.
Napsal Ladislav Hajek.

Jiri psal dlouhy dopis Lole.
Cetl "Vojnu a mir" pred lety ia
ko student, velmi Sc mu tehdy
libila. uz 81 vSak skorO ami ne
pamatuje jejiho obsahu, bude
ii cisti znovu, kazdeho vecera
dlouho do noci a pri cteni kaz-
de stranky vzpomene 81 ma Lo-
lu, bude Sc snaziti precisti Vol
nu a mir do DOLBY, nez sam od-
iede do vravy valecne. Jest v
tom cosi bizarniho; v nltru
rozervany cisti "Vojnu a mir,
pred odjezdem do vojny. Neu-
stale ma nj mysli, ted v my
slepkach je uplne jeho a ne
chce Sc uz ami vratit, je nejak
st asten, re pojede, odkud Sc
uz nemusi vratit a proc vlastne
Sc vracet? Co by byl cely dalsi
ieho zivot? Jeho nemuze byt,
ami by nikdy nechtela, vzdyt'
ma zenu a dite a ziti bez nj,
kdyby Sc vratil, by mcdowell.
Prosil il, ably mu odpovedela
Ma jeho dopis. Potom psal list
zene, od ktere denne dostaval
psani. Neodvazi1 Sc il zarmou-
titi. Psal, jak ma nj vzpomlna,
litoval il, jak musi Sc nynl u
skrovnit, rozepsal Sc 0 Anicce.
Rejl sedel u kamen a pri-
kladal.
"Komu to piSes?" otazal sc
Jirlho. ~
"Domu -. IA.
"a to prvni dlouhe psani?'
vyzvidal Rejl. TO nebylo do
mu, pozoroval jsem tie, jakym
rozechvenim isl je psal. A oo
koho jsi dostal dnes toho Tolstc
je?" zasmal Sc.
Jiri na n6ho pohledl a nedo.
vedl prekonati sve rozpaky.
"Zenska, vid', zenska - ef
- znam to = nezaplrei, vim
jake to je, kdyz pride zenate
mu do cesty zenska."
i Teplo bylo V pokoji. Milo pc
promrznuti Ia cely den. Venkl
byla tina ticho, jenom chvi
:. lcni rtsene hlukem vlaku, kite
re paddy trait nedaleko od don
ku. Trat' vedla ma frontu, je
! zdivalo mnoho vlaku mimo.
"Jak ty muzeS vedetl?' pc
diVil Sc Jiri.
Jak, pozoroval jsem te, tvoI
tekavost, I've zklamani pc roz
davani posty - vedel jsem
domova, re listy dostavas, n
co bys tedy cekal. A snad pre-
to jsem sc tebou sprateli
Vid' zenska, ze ano?"
Jiri mlcel.
"Vzdyt' isem vedel. NestyC
sc, ia to znam, vim, co to j
!, uz sedmy rok Sc tim trapln
q Luisa Sc jmenuje, je uredni'
ma poSte. Znali jsme Sc jest,
. kdyz jsem byl svoboden. By
! isme pratele = mic nez prat,
= le - chodlvali jsme spolu II
!, prochazku = setkavali isme !
We spoleGnosti - Skadlili jsn
, Sc - small Sc jeden druhem
, - AM jsme 81 nevzpomneli L
lasku poznal isem svou z
nu ---a a rozhodl isem sc Oxen
: ii - oznamil .isem to sVym IN
mym - rekl jsem to Luise,
sc budu zenit = zarazila
jaksi - a ja take - potp
jsem Sc ozenil. Narodilo sc na
: po roce dlte. Pc celou tu dol
Jsem 81 Ia Luisu neyzpomn,
e.
az lsem Sc S nj nahodou setk
na ulicl. Pozdravil jsem il,
: kousek cesty nj, pozcrov
10
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-18

usporadani vecl na strane
V tom smutnem, stale
zapominanem kraji sudetskem,
kterou basni "Sera k ranu" a
"Ondrase" TAX upfimne zdu-
raznoval, doSla spln6ni. Sko-
da, re Sc Ostravicky nedockal
naseho %. fiina.
Ant. Huettler piisobil tez v
Clevelande, kde byl redakto-
rem "Americkych Delnlckych
Listn' V dobe iejich zalozeni
V +. 1909. Pred tim pusobil pc
jistou kratsi dobu V redakei
"Ameri6ana". Vdova po "a,
slouzilem novinari zije dosuc
v Clevelande, dve dcerusky
pax pusobi zdelsim zpevac
KEN shoru "Iumir-Hlahol".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-18

5. kvetna bylo tomu deset
let, co nam v Americe' zemrel
lslezsky basnik Cenek Ostravic-
Ky, vlastnim imcnem Antonin
Huettler, frydecky Kodak (na-
rozen 1869. Il mas donna ze-
lezniCni prednosta male stanic-
Ky neum6ricke, Americe ce-
skoslovensky novinar.
Cenek Ostravicky nejen svym
slezskym puvodem, ale trochu
i notou upominal na Bezruce,
sveho opavskeho kraJ rama, ne
ma vsak te kyklopSke silly Jeho
verse, nema te oSudoVc tragl-
XIV mohutnych basnickych slok.
Ma BeZrucem Spolecnou, We
likou, ziVelnou lasku k slezske-
mu lidu, zal mad jeho poroboa
utiskem, vedomi jeho social
nj bidy. AvSak zatlm co Bez-
rue ie basnikem slezskeho na-
rodnlho smutku a soclalniho Il
jarmeni, slezske narodni zahu-
by, ie Cenek Ostravicky basni.
KEN vlry V lepsi budoucnost.
Miluje svuj prosty podbez
kydsky lid a napsal mu pek
nym, plynulym Versem radl
krasnych slezskych povestl (v'
Slamove "Slezske hranice")
tax jak ie vyslechl lidu ;
basnicky prizpusobil. Napsa
mu svoie basnicke epistoly
povzdechy We sblrce "Serem
ranu', V knize pine citu a roz
llnnaee bolesti, ale zivG made
je Y lepsi pristi. A napsal m
zeimena svou hrdinskv zaloze
nou "Plsen OndraSovi' cel
panou z lidove tradice slezsk,
ikae We SVEN narodnlm hrdlnt
vi zosobnii vlastne Cloveka
leho lidskymi ehybami, ale q;
foVen jeho cnostml, lez b
nam mely byti Nzofem On
dras, tot Ostravickemu nel,
nom horsky zboJnlk, ale pr
uevSim mstitel, takovy siezsk
Janosik, pfltel utlacovanef
cloveka, lenz opustll Studl
aby sci ZbaNovati nd ukru
nych nemravnyeh utisku t
koveho hrabeciho purkrablh
katana sveho lidu. Ondras :
tot symbol svobodneho a mr.;
neho jedince, jenz opoustl sv
il spolecnost, aby Sci bojov
ga jeji dobro.
Cenek Ostravicky prozil S
mladi We Frydku ieSte ceske
ale letech sveho dospiva
mohl sledovati po2orov;
vsecky smutne prlznaky Y kl
ii i v meste, JimlZ Sc zapro(
yalu clzllnu mescl. A odtud
leho zlva, prudka bolest
rod,!i. Uplynulo deset let
leho smrti q mnoho Sc zn1e
u. Velika di,vara v hudo'
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vZPOMfNKA MA CINNOST
CESKOAMERICKEHO
NOVINARE.

Narodni Politika' prinesla
dine 80. dubna vzpominkovou
zprayu ia cesko-americkeho
zurnalistu, jenz byl dobfe "a
psan mas V Clevelande.
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-15
METUCHEN

Children's Day exercises were held
In the Presbyterian church Sunday,
and as usual were very pleasing 10
all. The cradle rolf members
were given flowers and the little to.s
were advanced fir, m one grade to a
higher n with appropriate music
and song. The school is well at
tended, but there is a great de-
mand for more teachers. Wheeler
Clark is superintendent, assisted by
Mr.. Reed.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ten Eyck
were week end guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Thompson
celebrated their wedding anniver-
sary Sunday in New York.
Ralph Seller spent the week end
at Spring Lake.
Mrs. Wheeler Clark is spending
two weeks at her cottage at Belmar.
Mrs. William Mckenzie returned
today from New Haven. Conn.,.
where she has been visiting her
daughter. Mrs. William Moffett.
Mrs. George Anderson gave a din
mel. party Saturday night in honor NJ
her guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Ten Eyck.
The Bridge Club of the younger
set will motor to Asbury Park Sat
urday for the afternoon and even
Ing.
The Plainfieid Symphony Society
gave their final concert Monday
night. A number Of young people
we're found sufficiently qualified to
take part in it. as follows: Misses
Dorothy Johnson, Marion Mundy
and Florence Jones. Messrs. Ken
meth Nook. Raymond Nook and
Conrad Sknodquist.
Mrs. Edgar Campbell gave one
of her delightful luncheons yester-
day at her home in Hillside avenue.
The color scheme was yellow and
white.
The annual luncheon of the B. 7.
l.. was held az the League House
today.
Members Of the Quiet Hour Clup
will picnic in the woods Of Wood
wild, the home of Mrs. Ruthrford
Coerr tomorrow. This is the annual
social event of the club when good
byes are said for the summer
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Abel, Of Rec
tor street, left today to spend he
summer at their cottage at Avon.
Bridge was played at the Club
House Tuesday afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-15

The Ladies Auxiliary have signi-
fed their willingness to cooperate
in every way possible and will take
ures Of the program which has been
arranged for the Ave nights.
The score or more of boat owners
will also assist and will have their
craft ready to take parties on short
excursions about Raritan Bay. A
full moon is on the calendar for n
of the evenings during the carnival
dates SO that each of the evenings
should be radiant with moonlight
which will make the boating feature
OF the carnival most enhancing.
The contest for a sedan automo-
bile of popular make is already I'M
der way and the award OF same, to-
gether with our valuable prizes. Will
take place on the closing night OF
the carnival.
The committee in charge of the.
dancing have decided to make this
one of the most popular and attrac-
tive features of the carnivafs pro-.
gram and many interesting surprises
in this connection are to be a part OF
each evenings entertainment. The
services of several high class trios
have been engaged so that the music
will be changed nightly and thus
offer an especial advertisement for
all those who are attracted by this
ever popular feature of the Raritan
Yacht Club garden fete.
This years entire carnival pro-
gram 10 under the leadership OF
George q. Mead. who with a score
or more Of able and hustling assist
ants, intend making the coming
event the most entertaining and sue
essful one that has ever been held
under the clubs auspices.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-15
JOHN P. WALL TO ADDRESS
HISTORICAL SOCIETY

How Perth Amboy Lost the
County Seat" will he the subject of
q paper 10 he delivered before the
Perth Amboy Historical Society at
Its next meeting on Friday nirht.
June 80. John r. Wall. of New
Brunswick. will be the speaker.
Mr.. Wall. a graduate of Rutgers
College. has made a study of the
history of this section Of New Jer-
sey and Is well informed on the
conditions prevailing here at the
time Perth Amboy was the capital
city of East Jersey and the seat of
the county government. Local in
terest In the paper. described as
one of Mr.. Walls best. should be
considerable and the society desires
1t known that the meeting Ia open
to all. whether members or not.
The meeting Is to be held in the
auditorium Of the public library.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-15

If you happen to be passing a
store of the Atlantic 4 Pacific Tea
Company in this city today and see
a camel walking up and down in
front of the store. do not be sur
prised, for . camel ID touring the
country and spending an hour be-
fore each A. & p. store as an adver-
tisement for Bokar coffee, a new
product now being grow and sold
by this company in all it's stores.
The camel left the headquarters
Of the firm in Jersey City some time
ago and is slowly vending it's way
across country to the various stores
of the concern where 1t spends an
hour walking up and down in front
of the store. while on it's back 10
displayed ads in relation to the cof-
fee the company 10 introducing.
The camel 10 accompanied by Its
Keeper and a colored boy and puts
mp at night at whatever town IL
iappens to make. The camel has
ever 5000 stores to visit. The coffee
grown on the company's own
Plantation OF the Magdalena river.
Is roasted at the headquarters in
Jersey City, and can only be pur-
biased in A. & p. stores.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-15
CLUB
PLANS BIC FETE
Carnival viii be Held July a
to 0--Many Big
Features

Arrangements are being rapidly
perfected for the annual carnival
and garden fete OF the Raritan
Yacht Club, which will be held on
the nights OF July 4 to 9 inclusive.
the clubs grounds or Water
Get.
Many new and especially attrac-
tive features are to be added 20
those which have proved to be 20
popular at similar affairs held by
the club in the past few years and
all those In charge are striving
hard to make this years event the
most stupendous ever attempted by
the organization.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-15
LUNACY COMMISSION
SITS At KEYP0RT


KEYPORT, June 16:-Before a
lunacy commission including Fred
w. Hope, DIR, Aiois Petelsr and
William 2. Warn and 4 jury COM
posed of Elmer E. Morris, w. 8.
Wallace. Phelps Cherry. Henry
SAILS, william 8. Holmes, Edwin II.
Wharton. Joseph d. fBedle,. A. A..
Philo, Charles H. Lane. John w.
Mason, Theodore M. Anderson n
Charles Sandman, Charles Lufbur-
row ives declared a lunatic on Tues
day afternoon, the hearing being
held in the oflces Of Acksrson q
Ackerson, representatives.
Mr.. Lufburrow, who has been In
Ill health for some time past due to
a stroke Of paralysis. suffered a sec
ond stroke on February - and
since that time has been OF unsound
mind.
The New York herald., 1922-08-19
Capablanca Retains Title,
Defeating Chess Masters
Wins First Prize, Scoring 13
Points Without Defeat.

LONDON, Aug. Is ASSOCIATED Press)
Jose r. Capablanca of Cuba, the
worlds chess champion. was declared
the winner Of the international chess
tournament after the closing game to-
day. He will receive a prize of eo50.
Capablanca throughout the tournament
displayed his usual skill against some
OF the worlds best masters, winning or
playing 10 a draw every match he
played. He brought his total to thirteen
points to-day by winning from David
T.. Marotti of Italy.
The most notable game OF the con-
GLIDING days play was that between
A. Rubinstein Of Poland and the Eng
lish player, r. Q. Yates Rubinstein
wanted very much 10 win in order to
gain third prize, but owing 10 the strong
fight put up by the Englishman he had
TO be content with a draw aud fourth
prize. Yates Is the only British repre-
sentative I'm the nine who receive prizes
The prize winners. In addition to
Capablanca, are A. Alechine, Russia,
with 111a points; DR.. NJ vidmar, Jugo-
Slavia, l. Rubinstein, 1919 ;E. ID. Bogol-
jubow. 8; Or. S. Tartakover. Russia.
and A. Reti. s la, and Yates and G. Mar
oczy. Hungary. s.
The New York herald., 1922-08-19
Argentinian Polo Team
Will Arrive This Morning
Rumson Club Issues Welcome
to Visitors.

The Argentinian polo team which is
e compete il the Herbert Memorial
and national open championship tour
naments al the Rumson Country Club
beginning next Saturday. will arrive
here from England on board the Nau-
ban. They win proceed Immediately to
Rumson, where they win start practice
for the big events in which they are
70 meet an All-Ireland and an Anglo
American four III addition to several
American ieams.
Thomas y. McCarter president. and
]. Ford Johnson, Jr.. chairman OF tho
polo committee, yesterday issued pub
lie welcome to the Argentnians on be-
half Of the Rumson club. The state
ment follows;
I'VE consider Il great honor to ex-
tend welcome to the Argentine polo
players on the occasion Of their arrival
IN this country after the remarkable
record they have made during their
visit in England. Their reputation for
fine craftsmanship, clan play and love
Of the game has heralded their arrival
and it was great privilege for us to
accept their entry in the Herbert Me-
mortal and open championship polo
matches.
I'VE know the lovers Of the game in
this country VIII welcome the oppor-
tunity 70 witness the brand OF polo
which such men play and to see their
highly trained mounts in action.
I'VE hope their visit at Rumson will
always remain a pleasant memory"
The New York herald., 1922-08-19
LEGION MEN PLEAD
FOR DEMPSEY BOUT
Delegation Calls on Gov. Me-
Cray, Asking Him to Per-
nit Brennan Fight.

INDIANAPOLIS. Aug. is ASSOCIATED
Press) Gov Mccrsy after listening to
a delegation from Michigan city to-day
said he was still firm in his intention
that the Jack Dempsey Bill Brennan
match should not be held. The delega-
ton. which represented the John Miller
Post Of the American Legion at Michi-
gan City, refused 70 make a statement.
The Governor said he might defer
sending the letter which he has pre-
pared in which be informed Laporte
county officials that the bout must not
be permitted. The delegation which
called to day asked the Governor 10
discuss the match with another person
and the executive said he was disposed
to grant this request, although he had
finally determined that the bout should
be called Off
The Governor set to-day as the time
limit for officials Of Laporte county
to order the bout called off and an
nounced that IL they did not take such
action, he would order it stopped him
self.
The county officials have announced
they will take no action looking toward
prohibiting the contest, as in their
opinion 1t is 20 be boxing exhibition
and not a prize fight and that it does
not violate the Indiana law. The
Governor maintains it is TO be prize
light.
There Is much discussion being
aroused as to what form OF action
the Governor Will take II there is no
change to-day in the stand taken by
the Laport county officials and he de-
cides 10 prevent the contest
The county officials hold that the
Governor cannot legally declare the
bout a prize fight before it takes place.
1t was also idicated BY the officials
that the determining Of whether the
bout was a violation OF the law would
be left In their hands.
Sheriff William =. Antiss in state
ment yesterday said. -
Prosecutor Rowley and I believe we
can handle Laport county without any
outside assistance. If we need any help
we will ask for it,
The New York herald., 1922-08-19
$4,000 for Yearling Colt
by Fair Play-Loch Linnie
Average for 43 Head is $4,9S3
Seasons Record.

Special Dispatch 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.
SARATOGA, n. Y. Aug. 1S.z-One of the
largest total amounts ever obtained at
q yearling sale in the United States
was netted here Tonight at the Fasig-
Upton paddocks when forty three colts
and fillies from the Himyar Stud of
Lexington. KY. went under the hammer
The sum realized was $2l4.300, giving
the remarkably good average head OF
$4.9S3. This sales total and average
will doubtless be a high spot in yearling
auction animals for some time to come.
Tho success of to-nights event was
particularly notable in view of the
weather conditions. Extremely heavy
thunder storms ragged during large
part of the evening and for a time it
was intended to postpone the auction.
The top price OF the evening was
brought by a chestnut colt by Fair Play.
out of imported Loch Linnie, for which
the Rancocas Stable paid $1,000.
The other chief sales of the night,
with the amount paid. description and
breeding of the yearlings and names OF
purchasers, follow:
sl5,1oo. brown colt. by Peter Pan-Passan
Oak Ridge Stable
$4,000, chestnut filly. by Peter Pan-Im-
ported Lucrative: Rancocas Stable
$4,000. bay colt, by Sweep--Hanrose; Oak
Ridge Stable
$4,000. black colt. by Jack Atkin-Dorothy
Gray: Larry Waterbury.
$4,000 chestnut colt, by Ballot-Edenhall; !;
Bud Fisher.
5000, brown colt, by imported Polymelau--
Christa bell Montfort Jones.
$4,000. bay colt, by imported McGee--
Stolen .foments: Oak Ridge Stable.
$500, bay colt. by Oliver Goldsmith
Noowa: Montfort Jones.
50 900. chestnut colt by Mantenon-Queen
of Fortune; Riviera stable. This colt has
already been named imported King of For
tune.
$1,000, brown colt. by Sweep-F'lrst Peep:
Montfort Jones.
$1,000. chestnut colt. by The Finn-Lady
Tarantella; Bud Fisher.
S6,500 chestnut colt, bk Fiitergold-1m-
ported Loriotte; Montfort Jones.
$6,1o0, brown colt by Sweep-Imported
Orillia; j. c.. Milan