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... strikingly decorated. From many buildings swung scores of American flags; the flags of the Allied countries were grouped in brilliant clusters, and along the curbs mixed with great waves of small American flags was the green flag with the golden harp. Leading ...

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... 204 Ashurst Lad (R Read), 9, 10-3 . ; P Cahalin 000 Closure (Brignall), 11. 10-0 Major N Dunne Also engaged—Knight's Pass (P’ell), 13-0; Freddy Fox (Beeby), 12-4; Jack Tatters (W'wyn), 12-4; ieap Man (W'wyn), 12-0; Clonaboy (Hobbs), 11-9; Nack (B’sill) ...

... Ilea and Kennedy. No. 12 ground; No. 6 room. 3lnGlnoehino. Denny; Watonn. Minis. Kirtland, !Looter, 'DRIVEN HOME AGAIN of American Whiskey for Cuba (Mater New York, Thursday. I The steamer Yarmouth, which sailed for Cubs on Jemmy IT with a cargo of 40 ...