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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-01
Ruhr Appears Prosperous, Allen Says

Feelings of the French in the
matter may be appreciated, when,
after surveying their own devastat-
ed districts they see these evidences
of prosperity in Germany"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-01
YOUTH is HELD ON
CHARGE OF BIGAMI

Wife No. . Is Confident He VIII
Re-marry Her.
By Times Special
SOUTH BEND, Ind, June Al
though only 81, Frederick L. Adding
ton is charged with bigamy. Mrs. Ad-
dington No. ? is standing back of him.
She is sure he viii re-marroy her when
the trouble is all cleared away, she
Oscar Stevens, 1921 W. Thirty-Ffrst
St, testified today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-01

MRS. EDNA HERR BUCKLIN
After serving as Clay County
chairman and Fifth district vice
chairman, Mrs. Edna Herr Bucklin,
Brazil, has been named vice chair
man of the Republican State COM
mittee. Mrs. Mucklin succeeds Mrs.
Daisy Douglas Barr. Indianapolis,
who resigned.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-01

BV United Press
II ONDON, June 1.--'Business
as usual" is the order of the
- day in the Ruhr, despite
strikes. communist uprisings and
expections, Former Governor Henry
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-01

The store will be open eve
nings during this sale. If un-
able to come to the store
call Circle 0832 and we will
send you a machine, lay one
aside for you or send a rep
resentative to see you.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-11-16
.7oUNasToWNsKE e1ovENsKE NoviNY

LTD, ktord vyslovil Jezis Kristus:
ssToto ies nova smluva mojej
krvi, ktora sa "a vas yylieva ma
odpnstenie hriechov.
Nuz platf i 0 Pittsburghskej Do
hode, zes je to nova smluva, "a
ktorii bola krv vylieyana. A uza.
|yreta bola Stiez Y case, 81 u dobe,
ked mas narod vyvedeny Dol 2 GU
dzei slizobnosti, c,ldzieho rab-
stva.
p. Srobar vydal Q mas vraj II
" ktorejsi svojcj prednaske VIDE
lany vyraz: "Vsivaci', ktory po-
NIL ako ornament ieho recnicke-
ho vykonu.
SVsivaci'' sn taxi 'udia, ktori
ma svojom tele zivia parasitov
vsi - " tom je trochn pravdy,
lebo veru ma, slovenskom tele III
| via sa vseliiaki parasite priv
nlci a tucnejd krve sloven.
lskej. lste preto zariadila G. S.
vlada v Svatoboriciach ma Mora
vc zvlastny listav statny, kde sa
odvsivavuju Slovaci a sice len
Slovaci!
Nevieme sice, ei al p. DIR. Sro-
bar Dol odvsivaNeny, ked' sem
isiel, ale nznayame, zeby snad'
bolo dobre zariadit niekde Br-
ne alebo v Prahe taky nstav pre-
tvch Slovakov, ktori neidh do A.
meriky, ale behajii Bratislavy
do Prahy a nazad.
Nam ida sa, re sa nemylime,
ked' predpokladame, ze p. Sro-
bar uzil ten vyraz pod dojmom
bezprostredneho dcinkovania tych
zvieratok, t. j. ze citil cosi a
to je yern ME div, lebo tento stav
nplne zodpoveda nstrediu tej uz-
Sci spolocnosti, do ktorej sa tn
dostal v ktorej sa od svojho pri-
chodu sem pohybtlie.
Ku koncu poznamenavame, ze
toto vsetko piseme ME k v6li. da-
kemu Srobarovi, ale k vol jeho
gazdom, lstori no sem vyslali. =
We'd on, chudak, "a to nemoze,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-11-16
ss \ PREHLAS
slovenskych americkych ncvinarov ku slovenskej
verejnosti
sslovensd amerch novnari redaktori spisovatea ID
lumpi hlupaci vsivaci
(Dokoncenie.)

razat'. My mozeme poyedat' so
sttirom: MY dali SINE sa do pra-
&c ducha, preto mnsilne prejst'
cestu zivota ftrnistd. \ IA prichodi
nam ma um starodavna rozpravka,
xe ziaci-priatelia sSokratesa chceli
chytit' a potrestat nlicnika, kto-
Try Sokratesovi, iddcemu ulicoal
spatne nadaval. S. Nechajte ho,'
hovoril Sokrates, Aved' ii by ste
sli Bit somara, ktory by ma kop-
nul
/ Svoion yzdelanost 'ou nejdeme
sa honosit MY nemai SINE prize
zitosti studovat medecinu "a de-
vat rokov " Prahe, nemame d.
Iplomov, ami SINE neboli ministra-
mi, ale nieco predsa vieme. A
toto nieso je: ze name spravny
/. e. . III (
pochop cti, vieme, Go je laska k,,
syojmll narodu, ku rodnej zemi /;
vernost' kll zasadam; rozoznava-
me pravo od krivdy, pravdu Cd
III, svetlo Cd tiny. a skntocnost
od mamivych obrazkov. "A toto
go ! 4 5 ; 4 -
"nieco'' nezacarovali by SINE "a
til redaktorskii vzdelanost', ktorii
nam Srobar ako exportny tovar q
G. S. Republiky do SpojenJch
Statoy Americkych tax snazne Cd
pora6a Zname, ze ma Slovensku
je N. tolnto tovare velika nadpro-
dukcia tamojsi narodno- hospo-
dari nanfahajn sa o to, aby sa mo-
hi sprostit aspon eiastky tel We
likej zasoby. Preto posielajn nam
odtial samples without value
(vzorky bez hodnoty), ktore ked.'
by sar al ztratily, sotva by ich kto
reklamovaI. Nuz ale v Amerike je
ma ten tovar Srobarovsk1 vide
lanost' mafa poptavka, eli Ska
rede slaby market. Sice sem
importovane europejske tovary sh
vel mi lacne, ale ma cenu tn pre-
dsa vp1yva kvalita a tejto vo vyse
oznacenomk ktovare nevidime.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-11-16
s|TR!A!N !: !. !! !! ! ]! I s, ! ].
Pro do11lo

totiz "a seba samych, iakozto a.
merickych slovenskych redakto-
rov a spisovatel'ov. NJ NJ
Srobar vo svojei verejnei pred
naske v Pittsburghu povedal, ze:
americki slovenski novinari s1
lnmpi, re s1 nevnelani, nehodni
zastavat' svoje mlesta; zeby bolo
treba poslat' ich ma niekol 'ko ro-
kov do c. s. Republiky, ably 81
tam zfskali potrebn1 vzdela-
nost'.'
V New Kensingtone vyslovil sa
vraj, ze sii slovenski redaktori a
mericki zobraci.
Nuz kto Srobara nezna, ale INA
americkych slovenskych radakto-
rov, ten napochytre nepochopf, z
ktoreho tvora 81 on, ako lekar -
a to vel'mi moderny dial presto
pit do modzgu slezove zlazy (pi-
tuitary glands), ci 20 somara, ci y
barana, ci paviana9 Size arab
ske povesti menujii somara -.
"otcom miidrych'' tento attri-
but ma nasho Vavru naskrze ne
mono applikovat'. Ale ponevac
opice caste vidat' cirkusoch a
niektory baran netrebnvmi roha-
mi brchne do hocicoho, tedy je ME
bezzakladna ia domnienka, ze Ia
vi zlazu ma q vlnonosneho prezli-
vanca prav1 anthropoida.
Ale myli sa, kto tax smlsl'a.
MY, ktori Srobara zname, vieme,
Re modzog nema prestepeny, ale
ze je Cd prfrody taky.
,Ked Srobar statocnych, jasne.
mysliacich, nepodknpnych, obeti-
vych, chatrne alebo praye. nlizer-
ne honorovanych, bojoch "a ma
rod, "a blaho l'udu, "a vznesene
idey ostriel 'anych, j snazivych
mladsfch americkych slovenskych
spisovatel'ov redaktorov nave
lnmpami, to mas oysem nesmies u,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-11-16
NEzADIv SA!

Ked' ides po vonnej strani,
hi 'adis ma kvietky nd krami,
slachas mile ytaeie hlasy,
chces uzivat jara krasy,
vsak v tom jedovata zmIa
pred tcbou sa v klbko svfia,
pysk otvori, hlavu vztysi,
proti tebe zlostne syei,
akoby povedat' ehcela,
ze len jej patri strah celia:
Nezadiv sa! lcbo eoze?
Zmija inak zit nem6ze!
Ked zivotnou ides pnt'o
obt azeny t'archou krutou,
konas blahodarnu pracu,
skor zadarmo, nez "a placu,
"a blizneho obet' znasas,
"a zlo dobrom sa odplacas,
a stretne ia oplan plany,
zlostnou zradou vypel 'chany,
a teba opl 'uvne slinou,
klebetou, lzou, hrlusom, spinou:
Nezadiv sa! lebo coze?
Podliak inak zit' nemoze!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-11-16

lHsttJrZ85 5U1SfIik 1NidCiidi l'VHiSi
bojovnikocll" ze vraj:
s'Na hlave ma klobouk,
pod kloboukem hlavn. =
A veru Srobar je prave in per-
soma dokazom toho, ze ma Sloven-
sku TAXI l'udia ME sli zobrakmi.
Totiz co sa tyka grosi. Inace my
SINE v tom PAM, v com sl oni To-
braci, trebars niektori z mas, jako
sa vravi, caste grosom smrdia.
A teraz prehovorme 81
o Pittsbughskej Dohode.
Der Staat muss untergehn,
frueh oder spat,
wo Mehrheit siegt und
Unverstand entscheidet.'
z "Ten Stat musi zahyndt'
PRIV lebo nesk6r,
kde viesina Wit 'azf a
.a hldpost rozhodnje.''
{Schiller, Demetrius I.)s
TAX zahynula byvala Austria a
Hungaria! 2 toho musime 81 brat
naucenie. U mas hl1post' nesmie
rozhodovat'. Slovaci musia nasto-
jit ma statocnom uskutoeneni
Pittsburghskej Dohody.
Srcbar pomenoval ju smluvou
a pod tymto titnlom namahal sa
in znehodnotit'. Prednasal proti
nej vseijake chlapeclle d6vody.
Pittsburghskn Dohodu jej povod-
covia pomerovali Dohodou a ME
smluvou, ale hoci by SINE i prilc-
zili ma nu nazov smluvy, plata .
nej nasledovne vety:
1. Pittsburghska Dohoda - Gi-
ze ak sa tax paci vravet', smlu-
va = newt 'ahuje sa ami ma anne
ricke pomery, ami jej uskutoene-
ME nerozumie sa v Amerike. Jej
uskutoenenie malo sa a ma sa
dat ma osvobodenom slovenskom
1zemi.
2. Dohodu, ami c. S. Republikn
neutvorili ami americki, ami rakn-
ski, ami uhorski, ami slovensk1, ami
ruski obcania, ale tvorili ju OBJ
cania revolucni. A tito, ked' two
rili novy Stat a uzavierali doho-
dy ci smluvy, v novoutvorenom
State uskutocnit' sa maj1ce, tvm
samym zriekali sa svojich dosa-
tych statov, ktore revo-
lnciou zrusene boly.
3. Co tyka sa platnosti smliiv,
treba vediet', ze i Amerike, O.
krem pisanych smliiv jestvuj1 i
smluvy 1stne, takzvane "Gentle-
men Agreements, ktore ovsem
predpokladaj1, ze obidve smluv-
ne stranky sn cestni l'udia ze
sn dzentlmani.
4. Pittsburghska Dohoda ME ie
cbchodna spluva; neide nej 0
nahrady.
5. Ked'ze niekto, trebars neja-
ka vlada, a Go hned j vlada c. s.
Republiky chcela by Pittsburgh
sk1 Dohodu povazovat' "a neplat-.
MI, nacoze vysiela agentov ma pro
pagaciu jei zrusenia?!
Celkom nesmyselne s1 reci, ze
Pittsburghska Dohoda je neplat-
ma preto, ze vraj bola uzavreta V
sviatoeny den.
W bOlO VlacKrat VefeJne dOka-
zane, ze nebola uzavreta v svia-
tok, a tax protivne tvrdenie je ne
pravdive, lzivd. Okrem toho ma
Pittsburghsk1 Dohodu nijako me-
vzt 'ahuje sa americky zakon 0 OBJ
chodnych smluvach. A j v Anne
rike s1 dokumenty, ktore "a me-
vyhnutel'nych okolnosti musely
byt' uzavierane vo sviatok. A ko-
necne povazme smysel smldv S W.
sokeho stanoviskaI
Vsetky terajsie europejske Sta
ia $ vynimkou Turecka stoja ma
principe krest 'anskom uznava,
il smluvn, uzavret1 vo sviatok
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-11-16

ami nevie, co robi q co vravf. Wal
81 tn takvch informantoy, a:kych
mn sam jeho zly demon doviedol.
Ny pri pisani tohoto prehlasu,
m:i SINE pred ocima stare pore
kadlo; Mullen bin, ably gazda
zmudrel. =
My slovenski redaktori spiso-
vatelia pripominame 81 slova mas
ho americkeho kollegu:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-11-16
Riadny $125
model teraz
ponukany "a
THE CHENEY

Bezpoehybne, ste mnoho raz
obdivovali chyrny CHENEY
fonograf domacnostiach Va
slch priatel 'ov. Hra vsetky re-
kordy a .jeho prekrasny ton
je umozneny huslovym reso-
natorom kombinacii $ W.
lutne robenym t6novym ra-
menom. Kabinety sh najpo-
sledncjsim slovom v krase.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-11-16
Teraz polozime tn par Wet, kto-
re- my jako drahe dedictvo zplns
nznavame a stale ma zreteli ma
n, a !. W ass ~

Y 2 ~ y JAM ~ SestSt ~
nznavame a stale ma zreteli ma
me: sss, u
&. Uctite otcov mozole kryave,
uctite, 90 Il aivotom dobyli.
Nepovol 'ujte kasdy svojej hlaye,
boi bijic ma ich stante 81 mohyly.s'
IN J" Neodt 'ahnj sa od kvetu lipy,
\ kea' vidis dub uz.s aaludom.
Cudzie ia nikdy nesmiera Ntipy
s $ nasim slovenskym osudom.
Musi sa male dokazat yernym,
kto nechce vesne ostat mizernSm!
I Toto Srobar sotva zna, askoP-
vek znat to je znamenita eiastka
slovenskej vzdelanosti.
Ze SINE zobraci
NtM veru my nemamc miliono-
We dochodky, ami spomenutia hod-
ne vklady v bankach. z mas ami
jeden ME je taky chap. akaho o
nisuje basnik Machar v Bozieh
bojovnikoch", ze vraj:
Ma hlave ma hlobouk,
pod kloboukem hlavn.
A yern Srobar je prave in per-
soma dokazom toho, ze ma Sloven-
sku taxi l'udia ME si zobrakmi.
Totiz co sa tyka grosi. Inace my
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-11-16

nam
model lum tonovm
p St po
ialn snE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-06-07
Leading Batsmen
in Major Leagues
Have Hitting Streak

New York, June 6-The consist
ent batting streak of leading veter-
ans has been a feature of early sea-
son baseball play.
Ty Cobb. leader Of the Detroit
Tigers. made at least one hit in his
last II games. preceding that at
Washington yesterday. He was
credited with only two times at bat
yesterday and got on sacrifice. Harry
Heilmann. Detroit outfielder, hit
safely in II consecutive games, end
ing the streak two weeks ago.
Zach Wheat. Brooklyn captain,
batted safely in 20 games. failing
May 81. Wally Pipp. Yankee first
baseman. had record of hitting in
Il games to June l.
Charley Grimm. Pittsburgh first
sacker. failed to hit on May II after
a run of blows in % contests.
Fred Merkle, former New York
Giant player. now at first for the
Rochester international League
team. ran his hitting streak through
- games before he was checked on
May %.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-06-07
Maine Gridders to
Get Early Practice
at Old Orchard

Biddeford. June 6.-The University
Of Maine football team Is to have its
preliminary practice at Old Orchard
after the first week in September,
with headquarters at the Montreal
House, the same as last year. r.
Hampton Bryant Of Biddeford, grad
ate-manager at the University of
Maine. is proprietor OF the Montreal
House. Practice will be under the
direction Of Head Coach Brice.
The team trained at Old Orchard
last fall and proved very effective.
The men returned to college in Sep
tember almost in mid-season condi-
ton. A few days after Labor Day
the men will start training and the
workouts, held twice a day will be
of the most intensive sort. The let
ter men and the most promising of
the new men will be taken along and
for two weeks will be under the dir
ect observation of the coaches and
trainer.
The season opens at Orono Sep
TENDER "a. and the team will be on
the road every week end until the
BoWGoin game at Orono and will
Wind up the season with New Hamp-
shire State at Portland.
Charles Emmons of Kennebunk is
among the large number of new men
out for the team. There is plenty
OF material to pick from.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-06-07
CYCLONIC ACTION
OPENING GAMES BY
Teams FROM WEST

New York, June 6-The western
teams OF the American League came
into the parks OF their eastern rivals
yesterday, not as a gentle breeze but
as a f1aring cyclone. winning two
games and coming within an ace Of
taking third.
st. Louis against Philadelphia and
Detroit against Washington were
the two western winners. but the
real thrill was furnished by the last
place Chicago White Sox who fright
ened the New York Yankees into
going ten innings. finally succumbing
in desperate effort, Z to 6.
The Yankees. having lost three
straight, needed the game and they
gave every ounce Of their power to
win. 1t meant more than victory
to them, for st. Louis. with a strong
err attack than the Sox, mauled Ed
Rommel, one of Connie Mack's stars
giving the Yanks q wider margin.
Cleveland, which is the one western
club which should have won, drop
ped before the weak Boston Red Soa
with a chance to slip into second
by putting out Italy, taking three
behind the Athletics today. The
score was 10 to 6.
The other westcrner to win was
Detroit, which shut out Washington
and collected three runs. The vic
tory gave Ty Cobb's team a lOok-ir
on the eastern invasion and bunch
ing Philadelphia, Cleveland, and De-
troit, gave the battle for second
place in the American a more real.
istic turn.
The New York Giants beat the
Cubs to 8. batting out a victory
after Jack Bentley, the Baltimore
star. failed to pitch winning ball
and was yanked.
Brooklyn took a beating from
Pittsburg, to whom they relinquishec
second place. The score was to 2
BAD Luck Adolphe Luque, the
Cuban star, Continued to laugh a
his jinx, winning his sixth game out
ct seven starts by allowing Boston
only six hits. The score was to l
Philadelphia and St. Louis did not
play.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-06-07
PAPYRuS With D0N0CHUE UP
COPS Great ENGLISH DERBY
OWNER OF HORSE LITTLE KNOWN

EPSON Downs. June 6.-(By the A.
P).-Jockey Steven Donoghue became
a figure in British history today. when
for the third year in. succession he
rode to victory in the greatest of all
horse races--the Derby. This time
the 1.-THE leader of all British jockeys
vas mounted on Papyrus. the precious
three year old possession of an Irish
tenant farmer. who's name, curiously
enough, is Barr - irish.
Papyrus. in r.cing the Derby mile
and a half course ahead Of eighteen
other thoroughbreds. lifted his owner.
man of rather small means, to a
place Of wealth and renown and gave
to Donoghue the supreme position
among the jockeys Of the world. and
record unsurpassed by any rider
racing.
BY winning three derbys in row
Donoghue gains possession of the
| golden spurs. which the Jockey Club
| long ago offered for this achievement.
/ Papyrus was purcha sed by Mr.. Irish
! as a yearling for a relatively small
/ sum.
| Donoghue did not lead from start
| to finish: he got his horse ahead only
after the quarter mile post had been
passed. Fifty yards from the finish
papyrus had a half length to the good
4. and stretched his margin to a full
| length as he flashed past the finish
| The time was 2.3S.
One length behind came Pharos
| owned by Lord Derby, whose ancestors
! established the great race. NJ. Gocul-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-06-07
PARK wins K|KERS 7
HANDICAP GOLF
TOURNAMENT WITH "a
Especial to Kcnnebec JournaD

Especial to kcnnebec JOufnai)
Waterville, June 6-The kikers
Handicap golf tournament. played at
the Waterville Country club links
yesterday afternoon was won by
Charles H. Park with a gross score
OF "a. Mr.. Park chose his regular
handicap OF IS giving him a net of &c
points. The lucky number drawn
was -. DR.. Fl. w. Abbott was sec
ond with a net score Of "A. On Fri
day at go p. NJ. there will be one
club tournament for the women, each
contestant will be allowed the privi
lcge of selecting the one club with
which they are to play the entire
nine holes. On Wednesday after
noon, June 10. the Mems golf team
will journey to Augusta to play a
match with the team from the Au-
SUsta Country club. 1t is expected
that 25 or 80 men will make the trip.
The Kiker's handicap, is one of the
most unique Of all the tournaments
played at the club. Before the play
ing starts numbers from "a to So are
placed in a hat and one is drawn. The
number drawn this year was IS. The
winner each year is the player maxi
ing the score nearest the lucky num-
her
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-06-07
key Walkers Weter Crown Forfeited Word Commission
STRENGTH SHOWN
BY HOLLAND and
IRELAND UNEXPECTED

New York, June 6-Unexpected
strength by two Davis cup contend
ers, Holland and Ireland, has marked
the preliminary European zone play.
Making its debut as a separate
team entry in international tennis
competition, the Irish players ad-
vanced to the second round by elimi-
mating India in keenly fought con-
test, three matches to two. Playing
in the second round as a result of
first round byes, Holland surprised
by putting out Italy, taking three
straight matches to decide the tie.
The Dutch players were the first to
reach the third round.
France, the European zone favorite
was put to severe test to defeat the
strong Danish team, four to one and
faces keen opposition in the second
| round from Ireland.
Ten Of the 10 nations in the Euro
pean zone Of play have been in &C.
ton so far. the entire first round be-
ing completed with the exception OF
the Spanish Rumanian ii. In the up
per half Of the draw, Argentina
which drew a first round bye, is
paired with Switzerland and ireland
is brackcted with France. In lower
half, the British Isles. which adj
Vanced by defeating Belgium, viii
play the Spain Rumania winner tc
! decide Hollands opponent in one
! semi final.
Due to the fact that the American
I, zone has only four entries, competi.
| ton in this area will be of short du-
| ration. The first round ties are
| scheduled for simultaneous dates
Japan and Canada playing at Mont.
real and Australia and Hawaii meet
| ing at Orange, n. j., on July 26, q
and %.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-06-07

da's Parth was third. half length be-
hind Pharos. and Doric. owned by
Anthony De Rothschild. was fourth.
In the century and half since
the derby came into being no other
man has ever won it three times sue
ceSsively.
Several hundred thousand spectators
cheered the jockey as he. sitting his
steaming mount. led the procession
back to the paddock.
The time for the race was more
than three seconds slower than the
derby record established in 1920 by
Spion kop. who carried the American
jockey O'Neil over the course in 2.34
1-5 seconds. Today America played a
somewhat minor role. The American
jockey Archibald. on the heavily
placed Town Guard. finished thirteenth,
while Foxhill Keen's Topboot was six
toenth.
AS usual the derby drew uncounted
thousands from all parts Of the coun-
try and other countries. The prince
Of Wales was there. and so were pau
pers and every kind and condition of
man, woman and child. Inside the
horseshoe track were enough people
to fill two or three Yale bowls. Only
those few at the rail and those above
six feet in height had even a feeting
glance of the bright silk blouses NOV
ing up and down atop the horses.
Even those who paid several pounds
for perches in covered grandstands
and upon roofs had difficulty in seeing
clearly what they had waited hours
for
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