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arlington
Selections
By GEORGE SMITH.

1-Handiworker. Calcite, HaramZada.
2--Herodiones. Scotland, Amyvale.
3-Sweep Out, Silverdalc, Ben Mar
shall.
4-Canaan, Lucky Hit. Longridge.
SISTER Ship, Lady BROADCAST
s-Christie Flanagan, Genghis Khan,
7-Beaumont, Helen z, Spanish ASter.
BEST-CANAAN.
With the close Of Latonia, the racing
eye shifts to Arlington, In the Chicago
district. A representative card has been
arranged there for Monday, with class
predominating This course has drawn
heavily on New York, st. Louis and
Cincinnati for its racing material and
there is no dearth Of horses OF the nigh :
est class ready TO race. While this IS
great from the standpoint Of attracting
attendance it bodies no good for those
who take their telescopes and search the
heavens for winners. There are too
many good ones on hand to AFFORD any
standouts.
The first attracts q nice field OF
maidens, with the Seagram Stables fast
HANDIWORKER topping the list with
speed. He has been steadily racing him
self into shape and there does not ap-
pear to be any too much competition
for him. He should graduate Monday.
CALCITE, one that began his efforts To
escape the maidens away back in jan
uary at New Orleans, might turn out
to be the one to beat. In good shape
and holds a chance. HARAMzADA
comes up from Cincinnati with some
clever tries In his records. One OF the
contenderS.
There is a little gray colt in the sec
ond called HERODIONES. Some OF us
remember when she scored at the first
asking at Laurel. That race was no
huke, although he has shown little
since He has been pitted against tough
ones In subsequent starts. There Will
not be so much class for him to cope
with here, and he might come back AT
generous odds. SCOTLAND raced dis
appointingly last time, but going back
to previous races here we flnd him TO
be the one to beat. Might be q stub.
born one to put away. AMYVALE raced
impreSSively in his first start. 0eatlng
good ones. Another like that would land
him with the leaders.
SWEEP OUT, a winner Of a long
string of races earlier In the year, was
frightened up with a race with the best
at the course in her first start here.
She drops back into a band where she
can win Monday, and should she race
with her dazzling speed she will be
hard to beat. SILVERDALE, another
that ran up long string Of consecutive
victories, looks like the one to beat.
He, too, gets into his own company here.
and he should fight it out with the fllly
for all the money. BEN MARSHALL
was a mighty keen fellow at Paramount.
on that form he might break into the
money.
CANAAN, stablemate of Misstep, did
not run a bad race in the Handicap
July 4. Beaten a couple of lengths by
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as fast q colt as Sun Beau, he was
fourth when the finish was reached.
He has been racing well up with the
best and in this field he seems to have
plenty Of edge. LUCKY HIT has several
wins to his credit over this sort. Scored
twice at Faimount recently. Dead fit
and will prove the one to fear. LONG,
RIDGE might be along in time to hold
bird money. Looks best Of the others.
SISTER SHIP has been bowling over
soft opposition with consistency. She
comes here to find worthy field OF OPP
ponents. and she must run her race TO
beat them. She was never better and
she seems capable of trimming LADY
BROADCAST. The latter comes to the
race after a galloping win over half
dozen FLIES Friday. done IN fast time.
Whether or not she can race with as
fast a miss as the top one remains to
be seen. BARBARA will like the route
and she might share In the purse.
Does not look as though she could
menace either of the top two.
The route may be bit far for him.
but CHRISTIE FLANAGAN looks as
though he could do himself justice in
this sort of company. He is as fit as he
ever was, and honest enough to make
him the logical choice. Believe he has
a slight edge. GENGHIS KHAN has
done well enough in his recent races to
land him close to the ultimate winner.
He should give them all plenty OF rae
ing. EARL OF WARWICK, double
winner at Washington Park, gets some
consideration of those two races alone.
That kind Of speed would make him
dangerous here.
BEAUMONT raced at Latonia as
though he were about ready to assume
best form He won recently there, trim
ming as good as these. He should take
kindly to the route. and will give his
field plenty to worry about If he races
to his good form at Cincinnati. HELEN
E., as consistent as they come, shapes
UP as the main threat. She has been
going along steadily, winning her share
Of purses, and should be among the first
home again Monday. SPANISH ASTER
is hard to guess. She raced well in her
last few at Fairmont and If she carries
that speed with her here she should be
dangerous.
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FATOR GETS EVEN
SPLIT ON RETURN
Wins AStride Mokatam, But
Fails With Mel Foo at
Empire City.
BY ORLo L. ROBERTSON,

a-32CS&HbC0
N Fator, rated as Americas pre-
VI nlier Jockey, returned to the
4 track today following his first
enforced vacation and exhibited
all his turf cunning to bring the RAN
cocas Stables Mokatam home the win
ner in the Whirl Stakes at Empire City.
Fator. who was suspended at Aque-
duct following what the stewards de-
clared was poor ride on the odds-on
favorite, Folking, attempted to make his
comeback even more impressive on Mel
Foo in the fourth race. But the 3-year-
old son of Kai Sang was not equal to
the class Of the field that battled for the
$3.50 purse, firing rapidly after setting
the pace to the top of the stretch run.
Different Story Here.
But with Mokatam it was a different
story. Fator had paraded the bay
2-year-old son Of Bud Lerner past the
clubhouse and grandstand amid cheers
and boos and then gone to the post
evidently undisturbed by the ovation.
tam was away with the field. For the
first three furlongs Fator bated him
along in fourth or fifth position.
AS the field hit the stretch turn a
mighty cry went up from the $4,000
or more fans. There comes Fator."
And coming he was. From bach in the
field the flaShy RancocaS colt came I'D
like bolt of lightning. II was as Il
Fator had yelled, Here come, get out
of the road" for Mokatam slipped
through on the rail without a bit Of In
reference and furlong from home was
out IN front going away.
In the final IN Vards- Tapaes n,tffar'e
QUESTIONABLE. which had taken the
long way around, threatened Mokatam's
lead. but Fator shook Up his mount.
ana he responded with a burst Of speed
that carried him under the wire the
winner Of $3.50 by three lengths. Cues
tionnatre was second and j. II. Lou
cheims Maybe third. Mokatan9 time
for the 5k furlongS was 1908.
Light Carbine Scores.
The second feature of the day, in
which Fator failed on Mel Foo. went to
I. B. Humphreys consistent 6-year-old
Light CaTbine, which covered the mile
and 10 yards Of fast track in the good
time Of 1:442s. The Audley Farms
Princess Tina was a half length back
for second, with G. A. Cochrane's Healy
finishing third.
Fator on Mel Foo had gone right out
from the start to set the pace, but he
found every stride matched by Hot
To-day. The leaders quit. however, at
the top Of the stretch, and Princess Tina
rushed to the front. followed by Light
Carbine In the final sixteenth the
Humphreys color bearer came up fast
and won going away.
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Arlington Park Results
Associated Press.


FIRST RACE-5Ia furlongs.
Theo. Rochester tNeaD, won $3.50 5.26 2.S2
BETTY Ann (Fronk), second 3.7S 3.06
Lillian Tobin .(Rideoutl, third 6.46
Lakeland. Altavar, Mat Mahoney. Thistle
Fis PIKE PEAK. Star E Lshter staeeato also ran,
SECOND RACES furlonss.
Jean Vatican tTriEn'el, won $3.50 $40 S.Ss
Voltear (ODonnell, second a.46 2.s4
Port Harlem (Pascuma1. third $50
Double Heart. Ansterdam, kiingstone,, e.
mar Bow also ran.
THIRD RACES furlonss.
Golden Prince (Jones), won 1888 7is e.ss
Charlie Bergln (Trimhle), second TH a.SSS
Crystal Domino (Pascuma), third. 1888
Cayuga, Greenock also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Sh furlongs.
Thistle Ann tODonneln, SASS S0S 800
lost agnes Agnes IEricESonp oas 81. "a
Caruso, Morsel, Tannery, Lucille, ,Conclave.
Philip. Wild Mint Berntce Van, silver C0rd.
Who Win. Timour, Line Rider, Try Too
also ran.
CHICAGO R tMcDer&oEs S,s' won s71s set $40
Jack Hisgins (Benhan1), second 500 s'ssgg
Wildale (Hainesworthl, third SO
Boris, Lucky Hit, Black Beetle, si1 Harry'
Grand Prince also ran.
SIXTH RACE-1ls miles.
Fairy Maiden (Pich'n), won s6.e2 $50 $40
BeaureEard lSmithl, second 1928 la46
Account tSchenk), third 80
Broad Axe, Dangerous, Mally Jane, Flat
terry, Ruane also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-iM miles
Bill Cosg've (ehrop're). won t50.eo ~. Ie e55
Master Ace !Halbert), second 522 3o2
cor Gilmore. Beaumont,. Mi Companero.
Club, Indras Honey Fish also ran.
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Fort Erie Results.
Associated Press.

~ST RACES furlones. -. -,
TnlCSoetective JONES'. won fl4,60 $40 u
Colla& Victoria Brown, second 40 s.Su
Fred Buell. (Little) third $50
Meserette, Rex Muscaruna, Hang on. Aren-
dal. Storm Queen, Ttller, Noon PomonkeS'
Dome sticated also ran.
SECOND Race furlongs.
Aversion tMcGinnis), won $l2.7S S.45 sly
Pipestem (Flsher), second o'lO 4'aa9
Pledge (Steinheart), third ,. ,o;S0
Mac Maxim, Runolathe, Paranymph, Dear
Lady, Pondy, Iron Master also ran
THIRD RACES furlongs.
Fire Line Brown, won 5000 40 569
Fire Brigade tWilson), second 1880 Ply
Equation (Townrow), third $50
Blue Barter, Air Chief, Sunspec, Impros'
Hoity Toity also ran.
FOURTH RACE-5n furlongs
Wacket Brown, won 1910 z.SS SSU
Wrackell drummer, second $50 26V
Vacillate MANN, third 2.40
Varsity High Dell also ran.
FIFTH RACE mile and 10 yards.
Clear Sky (MerglerD, won S940 $40 3.lu
Troutlet (McGinnisl. second 4.oO 2I3
Belle OF Goyans WILSON,. third 800
Royal Watch. Contemplate also ran.
SIXTH RACE mile.
S .1P.ss Mi SlD~n ss econ sass as
Hoi Polloi co. Brown third 2.55
Master Bobbie, Postville. Goeland, Ser
geant Major, Inn Keeper, Just In Fun also
ran.
SEVENTH RACE mile.
Blue FlsE tMcGinnisl, won s47.26 1925 800
Jack Of Clubs Mooney, third AS
Star Maiden, Spanish Flayer, Deronda,
etuart's Draft, Cottage Boy also ran.
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Paramount Results.
Associated Press.

FIRST RACES furlongs. -
Musketeer tJudyl. won SiSH II SIS
sagamo (Parmsleel: second 1900 1918
Matt iS"'S esrdo Bianeo s also ran. '
SECOND RACE mile and 70 yards.
W!m5eriey (PendergraSs), second s.o2 s.2l
XIII MoumqHn n,;r third -.r.r pr-r. n-ss. Ss
Life, Snappy Pal also ran.
THIRD RACE mile and 70 yards.
Realty tPendergrass). won 3lz,l7 e.2e 9.H
Edith Gray !Parmaleel. second $50 PIG
fats ss.s Hyaus sA Kathleen K. also ran ~
gso S4oRns S MAsTin v tS50n':: 40 ,oa
Prince Mexican (Meyer), third 3.7e
Morning Beams, Pandean, Gypsy Blood,
Maurice Cronin. Bill Looney also ran.
FIFTH. RACE mile and 70 yards.
Stampdale lParmslee). won ti2.66 7.0e 40
Ephesian (Lounan), second 500 3.io
Graydale CKnightl, third sis
Sport Dress, Altimeter, 1soard also ran.
SIXTH RACES furlonRs.
Thunder Call (Fisher), won Sil43 4el 500
Katrina L. Meyer, second SIS 3.p0
Grin w. tGianelloni), third 3.76
Charming. Lady, oncora. sylphona, Black
Darling and Essie also ran.
s SI:: $;J :zs3iss: s." 81
Ocean current. Esearrs, Husy. Mrs. shy,
der also ran.
ST; $' 49,, so
ana i HSsks SsSS ai 50 Ias- '' 0''' ''''a
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CHICAGO STORES PLAN
FIGHT ON RACE BETTING

CHICAGO, July R.-An attack
on pari-mutuel betting in Illinois is
planned next week when attorneys for
Loop department stores will ask court
decision holding such forms of betting
to be gambling despite the State law
legalizing the machines at horse race
tracks, attorneys for the stores said
today. The attorneys will argue that
the law under which the machines ope-
rate Is unconstitutional because it refers
to only horse races and therefore Is
class legislation.
Loop stores are reported TO be behind
the movement In order to discourage
gambling with funds advanced to en-
ployeS.
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KenillUorth Results
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-5 furlonEs.
lair Orb tAben, won e6.75 $50 100
gswsenelda (HainesJ, second 3.3S 2.s5
Rosatina (Thomas), third 100
on Trial, Alice Anime, High Gravity.
Judge Fardy, Silent Whittier, Dougherty,
Nell B. also ran.
s s ::Ss: ' ,::s$s $50 s 's s
FlowerM bowl, Doctor MCNEIL, Assent,
Ripping, Kings Court also ran.
FrapsodS Ann tASeD, Won s5,sS sss 2so
Estelle Marie (Yerrett, second 500 $50
Euonymoug (West), third $40
Jenny Lind, seth's Ballot. Reign Celene,
Knockabout, FLAG Of Truce, Trappy, Hot
Pepper, Hesper, Fair Gold also ran.
FOURTH RACE mile and 70 yards:
Wampee CAbeD, won $32.15 40 $50
Joe Adams (Horn), second 7.20 4.05
Fair Rowena Guerra, third ass
1mperator, sweeping Ray. Crossword. Ted
FIFTH RACE-lis miles.
sEIS Ysssef T0n $40 ;S
Fortunate Girl tReddtng), third 2.e0
Wellet, Jack Haskell also ran.
SIXTH RACE-lis miles.
Aregal (Philips). won, 1918 5.45 $50
pubric (Maddenl, second 1870 5.35
Genial (Thomas), third $50
Pippin, Keith, Van Patrick also ran.
SEVENTH RACE--l mile and 70 yards.
Evermore arnold, won $3.50 $50 3.25
Midhour (Carroll). second AS $40
Gay Partisan (Thonasl, third $40
Laftar, Atoi and Meander also ran.
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RaceIond Results
Associated Press.

FIRST RACE-5h furlongs.
King Halma Cooper, won $40 $40 lao
The French Girl (Gleasonl, second 2.40 2.29
Sister Ruby (Meier). third 800
Ivy. Our Bicker, Electric Storm, Captain
Saufey also ran.
SECOND RACE.m--Sh furlonEs.
SS Sns sek seoeRsr, ,ssond '1,O0 ssSC S%s
Payman also ran.
THIRD RACE-5Ia furlongs.
Garry Up Gleason, won $500 2.40 2.20
Miss Jimbill tMemanl, second 500 ESQ
Paulina H. tMaierl. third $40
Dislike. Blanche B., Sin Fuss also ran,
FOURTH Race fuflongS.
Mcintosh Cooper, won 1870 $50 2.40
Riot collins, second 40 $40
Sun Lynn (GleaSonl. third $40
Arembee, Dicknell, Spring Bud, Mulligan's
Son also ran.
FIFTH RACE mile.
Dearborn tMeierl, won $500 go 2.20
Florida Castle (Colllnsl, second 2.80 2,2o
Mac O'Poy (Broderickl. third 2.20
John j., jr.; Boaz also ran. (John j., jrp
finished second, disqualined)
Tlsh .!AamptonJ. won $50 2.so 20
SUIT 6us tcollins). third 2.4o
Messidor, Polly May also ran.
SEVENTH RACE mile.
Christopher Collins, won $3.50 $40 2.60
Musician (Hampton), second 2.a0 2.60
Sir Retlaw lBHodertck), third 500
Billiken, White Wash, kyrock also ran.
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ANN PAYS
S14.88 IN AN UPSET
Finishes Fast to Nip Lost
Agnes in Stake Event at
Arlington Park.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
~HICAGO. July 6.-Coming from
behind with q driving finish.
Thistle Ann, 2-year-old
~ chestnut flly, owned ana n,,sd
by George Collins of Kentucky,
surprised the field and $4,000 spectators
by capturing the rich Post and Pad
dock Stakes at Arlington Park today.
Lost Agnes, the favorite. was second
and Ma Yerkes finished third.
The flly's victory for the 51z-furlong
sprint Melted her owner S15,675.
To 50 pari-mutuel ticket holders,
she paid $l488 to win. $S06 to olac"
and So TO show. Lost Agnes paid 1918
to place and SAG TO show, Ma YeISe5
paid S3.70 to show.
Thistle AIMS time was :05 AS, re-
markedly fast for the heavy track. She
stuck in sixth place until the stretch.
where she rushed into the lead. Six
teen horses started.
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Delorn1ier Results
Associated Presk.

FIRST RACE furlongs.
Lady Herbert Gibson. won ts.B 40 ass
Probate (McCabeI, second 400 $40
Wave II trator), third 4i6
Southern Pacific, Martins Caddy. splint-
ers, Shasta Flappers sabana also ran.
SECOND RAGS furlonEs.
Winsome Dainty, won t3.iS 40 SfS
Land Syne tFator), second sos 94o
Dixie Beauty CFerminl, third 25o
kitty Pitcher, War Bells, Double Dare also
ran.
THIRD RACE-sia furlonEs
Lady Sphere fFeenyl. won 9640 $40 $50
TipSv fFatorlI second 40 ass
Hspllte tBrysonl. third 26o
Huckleberry, First Find, Leading LiEht also
ran.
FOURTH RACES furlongs.
Ecirette Dainty. won s6A SIS 2o5
Skirmisher (Kiniryl, second 400 40
Let's Go CFeRmen). third ass
Fretwell, Balai Dor, Single Pip, Donna
Mona, Jedburgh Abbey also ran.
FIFTH RACES furlongs.
~ sH @ssss3 81; SsP 5000 *
Lepanto, omnia, Complication also ran.
MxTH. RACE-lh miles.
Ibby Dainty, won $40 40 $50
seagrave (Feeny). second 40 $50
Vernon (Fatorl, third 2.60
.Arsacid, Episram, GAwless. Ed Pendleton
also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-ils miles.
West Point tFator), won $3.50 sos 2.2S
Shup Hickman. SECOND 4T6 2so
I'ornoYa fFermenl, third $50
Burbeth, Great Luck, Floss also ran.
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KeniluUorth Selections
ny wxsv T0TrvSyrrrr rTHEra

Associated Press.
l. Free Thinker, Miss Nobody. Patsy Lewis.
2. Mursim, Corinth, Moon Phase.
3. Grey March, Sandy Hatch, The Engi-
Ieer.
l. Jessie Carey, Nettie Sweep, Big Sweep
g. Bar None, Jack Alexander. Bucky Harris.
6. Susie Pal. FL Roble, Salta.
Z. Trolls. Wheatstick, Lucent.
BEST-BAR NONE.
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Fort Erie Selections
BY THE LOUISVILLE TINES.

ASSOCIATED Press.
I. 81. Cecilia, Rock Thorn, Fleet Street.
q. jug of Gold, Charlie G., Sporty.
3. Jewel Kit, Arrant Jade, Storm Queen.
(. Air Chief, Fair Bob, Fire Line.
5. snelboc, Fair Thorn. Pens Chic.
8. Sun Meta, Chairman, Tillie.
7. Cudgeller, Resourceful, Milarta.
BEST-SNELBOC
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Empire Selections
BIZ TIE LOUISVILLE TIMES.
Associated Press.

|. Red rag, shantuns. Obiibwa:
/. Turf queen, Dowager, Old kld.
!. Calamity. West Drift, Rex Moore.
/. Searcher, Nusakan, Old Dutch. /.
!. Please, Cyrano, Ra.
!. Wi, Satibfy, GYizei.
BEST-pLEASE.
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PLENTY OF sPR1NeF1ELDs.

There are four Springhelds in base
balm the Eastern, Central, Three-I
and Western Association.
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BIT POST TIME.
(New York TeleEram.1

|. Red rag, Shantung, Golden Plume.
]. Ceylon Prince, Butler entry. Gadalons
]. Little Imp Butler entry, Gelsmity.
J. Ea, Grey Hawk. ESeaee. al 81
B Icartlk, WI, Satisfy.
8E6T-HID RAG.
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ELEVENTH. RACE-3SO0 claiming; 3.year.
49, ri nm. frniia and N Yards.
Arlington Park Entries

sApprentice allowance claimed.
Weather clear: track 5000.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MArDENs
fast lShs s4 a.sG h sasSa
hree-eshths
m @ dr pe: ans " nt d' 81 SD VII ns
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Sharon Carrying Pounds Wins 49, OAK
Latonia Race Chart

CLEAR. TRACK HEAVY.


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Overwhelming UP, I pound.

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Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather cloudy, track fast.
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Empire City Race Chart
TRACK GOOD.
PIRE CITY. N. Y, July ASSOCIATED Press)
WEATHER CLEAR. I

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3ar-Sd; The
MaTtnsog5ee Madden Trainer '" walker value
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KeniluOorth Entries
Associated Press.

ASSOCIATED Ffebs.
FIRST RACE-$i,o0o; the Belle Isle; 4
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Delorn7ier Entries
Hy the Associated Press.

III &
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l. ass; TAYsTEE, 1884, Hss; WILD OLIVE. '3.as.
the pace until approaching the turn. disposed of
y drew closer through stretch. TAYSTEE, never far
h stretch held on well mai drive: WILD OLIVE.
when put to a drive. FARM HAND closed gap in
d after reaching stretch.
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Associated Press.
rTRsr RACE-sl.200; claimingi maidens;
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-08-10
PHYSICIANS DIRECTORY.
=, ID D NJ Sunday Scho0

Herbert A. Allen, 412 E. Clay Street.
Edwin E. Bassett, 1T19-A E. Main Street
lo Y Bowser. 51S n. Adams Street.
II blackwell Jr.. 1922 Hull Street.
IT, D Blaney, 1 E. Clay Street.
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Present estimates show that the
four big crops, wheat, corn, oats and
rye, are worth $3,545,0O0 an INK
crease of more tina a thousand mii'
lion dollars In two months.
A savage outbreak OF eonyscts Ia
New York's Clinton Prison is easily
explained.
Too many "lifeP and "long term"
prisoners were herded together,
Lacking hope and ITS courage, you
have bad situation: Goethe said;
money LOST, SOMETHING lost.'f
"Hoffor lost, MUCH lost s+
Courage lost, } EVERYTHING
iost, better you were never born >
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