davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-01-29
Feeding Young and Old Hens.

On the ordinary farm 1t is not con-
yenient to separate the hens into two
focks Of old and young, and the
farmer will find 1t necessary to feed
some general purpose ration. This
should consist Of not too large a
quantity Of carbohydrates, combined
with a considerable quantity of pro-
tein. But the farmer that keeps sew
eral hundred hens can well afford to
separate his flock into two yards Ok
old and young. The young and grow
ing birds can use great deal Of corn
without becoming fat. Being active
they also burn up in their lungs more
fat than will older birds, There Is
little danger Of getting them too fat
the first winter, especially IL they
have an opportunity to exercise BY
scratching The old hens must be
fed more carefully, and care be taken
to restrict their ration Of corn. We
have seen many flock Of hens rem
dered Improbable in winter by q too
heavy feeding Of corn. 1t must Do
understood that the feeding Of any
ration excessively rich In carbohy.
drates would have tbs same result,
but there are few rations on the farm
SO rich In carbohydrates as corn and
there Is little likelihood that these
rations would be fed. For both old
and young hens a feed Of soft food
daily in winter is very good; II will
keep their digestive organs in good
condition and lessen the losses from
indigestion in the spring.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-01-29

and since the coronation of King Ed
ward she has moved in the inner
circles of court society. Her mar
riage to Lord Rosebery, easily the
most notable among England's titled
politicians, would give her a position
in London and on The continent equal
to that Of Lady Curzon or any OF tine
American beauties who have become
English peeresses. She has one
daughter while Lord Rosebery mas
two sons and two daughters, one OF
them recently becoming the Countess
OF CreWe.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-01-29

Colored sweets Of British manufac.
ture may now be imported into Tur-
key. 1t has taken nearly two years to
persuade the Turkish authorities that
such sweets contain nothing injurious.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-01-29

historian, wit and author-has been
trothed by the gossips to a host OF
lovely and noble English women. The
Duchess Of Albany, King Edwards
sIster.in-law; the Princess Victoria
the Kings daughter, and Lady Nay
lor Leland, the richest widow in Eng
land, are among those with whose
names the Earl's has been linked. AL
ways the richest widower in England
showed himself shy Of a second ven
ture on the sea Of matrimony
Mrs. Chauncey was presented al
court before Queen ViCtOria's death,
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-01-29

with those Of Idaho. This indirect ref
erence to the factthat Judge Hepburn
maintains an Office IN Spokane, Wash,
was greeted with wild cheers
The newly elected senator has .
high reputation as an orator.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-01-29
Paris MIlIIners Reform.

Paris milliners are on their good be-
haylor as the result Of rewards prom.
Ised the good. \
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-01-29

The Cochins were introduced from
China about 1S4S and their popularity
in this country produced what we now
humorously call the "hen fever" So
great was the desire to possess them
that fabulous prices were paid, In
England $500 was frequently paid for
d single cock, and equally high prices
in this country.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-09-18

rMerer Mpenrabe Mn8etger" o1t1p.
Ser mi, at ser ifal in6lebes en un-
6eriegelie for at fon bloc, bpem Der
bar ubleberet Oct itrengt ~fortrolige
8rep i'll u@eim6al". Set tpife 8la6
ifrdber / 6enne Sorb1nbelie, forboo-
bentlig tffe iom Organ for 2an6rau,
ben:
Set itaar ioale6es faft, at Sfri>
beliens Sn6bol6 fun De6 Epberi og
6orrGberi er fommet / 9aniferbla-
bets @en6er. og 6enne @ong / 2an6>
bagsman6 $. g. @onsien's eg1re
&enber. bpem BEN poa iaa retsitri6ig
Moa6e / @en6e fonme. 5fripelle, bpts
Mffattelie paa tngen Mao6e fan be-
brei6eS 2on6rao6en / bons fnl6f be,
rettigeoe ltren9e og pagtfome Trem-
fer6 imo6 bonffe Mgitatorer pg &en=
felme0e, bar Ell belfomment 8Dtte."
9Gmgere nebe taler Get tpife @la6
ON u&eler og Stieier".
@n flor Del al Sen tpife Hresie
forbgmmer / bgie Soner 2onorao=
0ens Gremfnrb / 6enne Gag og bme-
ser, al 6en bill ifo6e Epifbe6en mere
ems 9onffbe6en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-09-18
&ertfnm.

Sero6tas ito6 bleg al @re6e me6
SobanneS BEN 9gbers @obe6e forom
Zig paa ct Go6. SUN fbob @me6e=
pers ODER set og iagDe: ~Msn er 9u
itum, gu @e6ernes Sorbe6rer! @oo
lenge 9u %unn6ebe, gap Din Snnge
mig laa mangt Ell @tif; men MI bar
@looet ben6t fig. N1 CT Set mig.
ser itifffer 6ig." "
Sg al set forte &abneboar Srog
bun en- @ul6naal frem, fom FUN fiat
inb / set e6le &obe6es Mun6.
ga iprang EN- @%lo6s0roabe u6 og
fulbt paa ct 2iljebe6. Sg paa set
@te6, bpor Ser 6rpppe6e ne6> opbof-
ieSe en- fart lille @lom1t mes grb11re
9la6e, ser biier Ell feel @el rg6e Hlet>
ter 11aar Sc bol6es op moo 2Diet.
Gaale0es forteller 2egenben ON
Blanten Berifum. 8Ga6enes re6e
@e6if If er eli Miroe ON ssobannes'
@lo6. Sg 8lom1ten bur fem &ron-
Ho6e, Ser ffal antp6e Sc 5 5oar, iom
&ri1tnS> ban, Ser fl1Igfe efter So
cannes 6en 9gber> fit poa &oriet.
Maturligt nof, at EN- 8lonte, bbor>
ONT Ser git foa6orne @agn, oniooes
for frofttg og %belbreoenoe, og enon1
bruges ben font 2egemt00el, BOG
meit al 6e iaafalMe nfloge Golf".
Sen til ettes ga 8ren6ebin.
8erifltmolie" bar I gomle Gage
oniet for ct al Sc froftigite 2eaemi6-
Ter, ser bialp moo inart iagt al(e
mulige @b96omme. Dg en6n11 er
set megH aln1in6eligt at ie el6re
Go1f ianfe Bertfum til 29gebom.
Herifum CT meget oImin6elig I'LL
til Gags. Ne1ten paa bper 8affe
er Ben at finbe. 9ens 8Gomiter er
ifinnen0e guile og ianIeoe / og beni>
moo Sen fo6bgie @lanles Sop. Set
er Ell al Sc &lanter, 1om Sniefterne
fan ie paa lang Mf1ton6> men 6e 6ar
for &elten fife itom at gi9re / 6en5
&rone, ga Ben mangler Sonning.
@e6 fine imuffe, %ifin1en6e 8lom<
iter og fin ltore Spl6e, er sen ITO,
turligbis bel 1fiffet til 8rDbplamte /
Sober, og mango u%6enlonoife &rter
anben6es ga pgion bertil.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-09-18

Su - " y e / ~ y
fe6e. 9en loo lterft 6r9fteoe Sale,
iom Boitor 5cbrg6er / @ariager ben
8. SlIi bo16t be6 Torligsmegler Site
gels 8oore. er mi n6fommen | SrDf<
fen. Sen foreliggenbe @iengibelie
bi6rgrer", flyer @a1tor Scbrbber
ct lille 6ororo, life Blot fra Man1<
ifript, men MI ogiau fra set @ien-
1emipn, iom bette 1enere bar 6eret
nnberfaitet. nabnlig of iarntlige Dc
Deb Sor6efer6en 1tlite6eoerenoe
Me6lemmer af sen Mf6e6es So
mtlte."
De gtrinser, ser fiH 2egefruen til
at niffe fen til fin Marb, lpber | oe11
trpfte Sole ioole6es: rSon Miegels)
Ieoe6e in6enfor tit Stems fire Bpgge,
men mon life Dor Ei6s &eoenitab,
6ritenferi. og @n6lgsbe6 Der fnnoe
rna bonn? SO, fanoeltg, oct ffnloe
NOT fomtr1e ino a. 96ren til BAN
giennem oIle oisie Bigger, bbis 6or'
mool pg &obe0opgape set 10 beito.
perre ipnes at bore at faa tilimtbfef,
forpe1tet og beimhtet alt, bbo6 Mano
of @iegels' 0pbrageIie og SRnfe'
moabe fra beres ti6ligfte Mar bar
Ierf at fe ben til me6 9grefrpgt, scr.
bg6igbeo, Mgtelie og Spmpatbii."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-09-18

forifiellige Sernbanefolf og itats-
.o1tiatte Sunfttonmrer / Tre6erifsbaDn
ipslet meb Sanfen ON at fan eget
@us Stebet for at DO i'll Seize. 90
benne Sanfe er nat fgrt iaa blot frem
imob iim &irfetiggierelie, at ogr fore.
ligger S%egninger eg Sberilag oper
bele 8Dg9eforetagen6et, pg at 8Dgge.
ploblen er bolgt. Sra Mremfe!6ts-
go0e pil Ser blirs onlogt en- M @a0e
p%iteiter, Ser bil faa lit l16go1gspunft
/ &eitergobe. Ser oil Ser ioa til
begge 5iber al @a6en blipe bpgget
SUITE / Stprrelie IL x 12 Mte11 og ill.,
0ebolbe1t6e i 5tl1en 2 Gereller, ct
lille &o1lm1er cg Soften, ope1rpoo 2
Sobebereller. Sill bpert @r1s er
beregnet Ell @run6 poo 1000
So. Mve1t. 6prelpbig ct inotegnet IL
&artbonere / Toretagenoet, bpilfet
oltloo bil iige. at ser ifol bDgges 12
Sule, men Set bettes, ut ser bill font
me flere; Ser er iaIt II @runbe, 90
nron bon @oab ont at foo Sem oIle
optogne. @ele 6oretagen6et, ser er
plonlogt at futile bere fnroi9t til
@eboelie lite Mobbr. 1904 blioer
felles for iomtlige &urtbopere, loa=
leoes. at bpis CIT al ,6em bliper for
flDttet, ifal Sc tilbngeblibelroe ober=
toge bans gjenbom. &pert Sus er
nreo @ooe= % &loofonLng iant
Gonoinolg1 beregnet at futile foite
$500 &roner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-09-18
I'd at rll0rket.
mango H1.istef fnret al Btkymrtassf
ly$er M at 6Ixae.
@n baarlis &pg sjBr Sem tummerfulb.
&an lite bore 9lao uaeb uaflaoelige &Dg~

On baarlis @pg sjBr Sem tummerfulb.
Som lite bore 9lab meo uaflaoelige @Dg~
imerter.
@merterne / en- baarli9 @p9
Sar iont ofteit fin @aria9 / iDge Mprer.
9oan's @ibnep &ins belbrsber ipse @prer.
Sc far 9iort mangt ct @jem lDtteli9t.
Sees bnab en- t%afnemmeli9 Manb flyer:
Mar. 6. 81. @eoe, Mational Cypress 8uo.
boenoe / Gbbotsforo, o9 fom basli9 refer
mellsm Der os @ibIanb, @is, flyer: r@no~
itibnt jes lite leb baarbt mot til at blipe
talbt esentlis ips, par jes iom mango andre
BET ct aniat peo Sernbanen, pla9et en- bel
Del al Ell tung, m1np @rnerte / 2enbcn oa
en- uoirtiom Silltanb'af mine Mprer. l1o=
ionbriu9en fra bisie Dr9aner bauoe ct u'sa'
trrli9t 1bieenbe; je9 bar / bet bele taget
ubmattet, o9 ba ieg iaa ct @pertisiemeut ONT
9oan's &ionep 8ils, foritafebe jeg mig
itrafs en- 9@1te / 8arner 8ros. Ipptbet og
bruste ben. Otter at bare ta9et roele faa
9oits, foripanot Sm rten fra min &pg, oa
efter en- tort SID fungereee mine MDrer
%norr1alt pg iunbt. Seq befinser mig iaa
eobt Iom jes noseniin6e bar sjprt, p9 je9
Tan meb COB sanpitti9be6 anbefale 9oan's
&ibneD @sills til aQe, Der trenger ct iaabant
asg2ibbel.
On fri @r6pe al benne fortrinli9e Mpre<
At. bicin, De, belbrebebe Mr. Mue, oil paa
6prlanee nbe bline ienbt pit. @oit bporiom<
6el1t i Sc Spreneoe stater. @trio til Softer
Milburn 60, 8ufalo, 81. 9. Gor Sal8f
ale Mpotbeter. @ris SO Gents pr. 9@fte.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-09-18
Sen gornle 5gnlf forteller

~Nl Su44t4C Opb%L IOA4lI@%CI
rs tire Gage o. 3 Metter nrbei0e6e
BIT be0 &umperne, men til ingen
Nptte, @an6et iteg mere og mere /
Gftbet. Gilfi6it opgab pi 9gpret, ga
bet bar gonife baoblglt at fempe moo
@an6ets Sn6tremgen. Sfibet iart
langiomt, men itffert, iaa set tillt6it
fun iDnteS at bere ct Si6sip6rgs
moal, naar bi DOR fapnt. Sc fan tro,
min @erre, set bar 1rgje Minuter.
Men faa begpn6te Sfibet pl116ieltg at
untoge Ell opa6gooenbe 8epngelie.
Sngen al os fatte6e @rln6en. 0g
6en1pe &9neEie bleb be6, in6til @f1bet
noe ten fom til at ltgee for bbit /
&anbet. 81 bar re66ebe og 1noebe
belbebolbm ben n9rmeite @abn. Sg
bpa6 bar faa @rnn6en til Get, ri par
t~ilbeielige til at anie set for ct Mi-
rofel? Set fol ieg itge Gem. 81
babbe / 2aiten 81, a. ogiaa ct @arr1
@er ON @or6, ng ga @an6et 11ooe6e
set, tom Der @ebelie l. 8olle6eigem,
font man flyer, og &ebaiien bleo ioa
gebnltig, at Sfibet 1om iagt, omtrer1
bar lfge peb at ip9be / 2uf1en."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-09-18
&cn fur silpcrclicn.

@n Begipenbe0, Ser min6er ON
Den 1ronife 6orfatter @al5acs be-
rbmte Mooe(te uMteifternes Mesle",
ct nplig ban0et / 8oris.
S 11Gb11te Mopelle re66er en- oob.
biertet @onbbGrer en- meoicinf @tl,-
Dent, lpm iel1ere iful0e bIipe en- BE-
rpmt 2gge, fra @ungers6p6eu. 8a=
r11erlnge1, Or. Souls @ager bar
life iao beloig at treffe nogeu f!(ol1,
tropiif @anbberer fra M%l,bergne. -
Wten oa Sltlten plage6ee bom og ban
fife eieoe Ell Gre, gif Fan fen ct
tort Magoiin og itial Ser forfeit
lige @enitan0e i'll en- iamlet Ger6i at
IS 6rancs. San blep greben paa
ferlf @erning og bragt paa @totio.
men, bbor Fan u6en Eppen opgap
Nabn og @tilling iamt Sc Motiper,
Ser bab6e foranle0iget bam iii at
begoa GDberiet.
~SSeg er 2ege", befen6te Fan, vog
leper at mine @onorarer, nQac leg
er ioa bel0ig at bope &%atienter. ga
Bette M life far beret GiIfel6ei /
Sen ii6ite S:b, bor @nl1en orcpet
mig til at ltiele. Min &eniigt bor
at pantlette GppefoIterne."
&oligt UNDER freb bon BrotofoI>
len, iom haD6e set 6reiet ON en- &e-
cept. Sg iaa CAB man bam fri oo
lbgte ngiere Splpsninger ON bam.
Mlle bans l1otalelier bite fig at pere
obererrsitemmen6e me6 @onohe0en.
San bap6e lige peret np0t til at for.
la6e 1in lille 8olig, for bbilfen 6on
life betolte 300 6roncs ON Maret;
ban pleie6e at iobe UNDER 8roerne.
&etten i09mte bam 6 Moaneber5
Senglelsitraf. &an appellers6
imi6lerti0 9ommen.
@fterbaan6en bar Set lDffe6eS bom
al fomme / noget be6re Sorbol6. San
bap6e Set @el6 at foa EN- belbaberoe
&atienty oae &olleger, Ser berte rrn
bans elenoige 5filing, begpn6te at
bielpe bam. @e0 ct me0icinife So
f11ltet ertnore6e man, at bans Dis=
putats bap6e peret fortreffelig. So
ioa fa11bt mo en- lille BrobinshD.
bbor ser bar 8rug for en- 2ege, pg
anbefale6e bam til Stillingen.
Sgren6 81. Mager III ifuloe til.
1reoe fin MI &labS, foriegte ban at
faa itn 0om annuleret. Sg me6e1s
man maatte la6e 6enne itaa pe0
Magt, opnaaeoe ban bog, at man
fritog bam for at afione Straffen
for at gibe bam 2eiligbe6 til at reiie
fig moralf!
On lille, birfelig 8%egipenbeo, Ser
forteI[er ON &en for 2ipet / Sc
1tore 8Derl
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Sen maleriif> beliggenee 8

80 Sen moleriif> beliggenee 8p
Cones paa Sen engelife % @tgbt bar
/ be 1i6ite Sage bobt iton 8eibg / @n-
leoning al &ap~ieilabierne Der Deo
Gen. 8Ionot Eiliflterne bar @eifer
NopoIeon Sen Ere6ies &ultru, Sci.
ierinoe @ngenie. &en6es &oor er
mn blepet felt bbiot. Otter bba6
ser meo6eles til uSamburg. Cor
reip.", fto6 &eiierin6en unber @apiei-
Io6ien bee Siben al Cir Sobn 8our.
gopne, Sen famine Mano, Ser / 1870
I Eroubille, bborttl bum tom poo
Slugte1l tog ben6e pms8orb poo i'm
gacbt og / ltormftlot &eir ieileoe
benoe oper til 9en @igbt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-09-18

SAB lite BE smoa li6e Of
Eczema dIer mrore imertefuI6e &uo.
ipqbomtpe. Set ct life 1~gobenbigt.
Doan's ointment belbreber. @a1t
lite ffaoe Ben melt arde Sui: S lett-
bperi glpotbef.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-09-18

so Mar8 g orgeru b i
I p u m t1rbe Sen Ute Septembel
felres at Sfreo6epmelter &enDrif'
len / @afifm.
Smnibusier / O6en e.
S 0enne Mou,reD benter ct Sell fab
Soenie at funne etoblere EN- regeI,
m9slig Smnibustrofif mellem @ar.
men, &obeobonegooroen as Serbia,
1egooe, &elterga6e pg @orosgooe til
$un0erup.
&ultus ut iniiterenfi g.
ber &reitegoarosiorb
8a1ltnsminiiter S. 6. G~britenlen bar
flpbt to SpnOer 2o1,b al See 8reite.
9ooroS Spro for 200 Sir. pr. IS.
2ono. Sor6en, Ser ligger inh til @i-
niiterenS @ienoom, bill blioe bepton-
tet.
Nrenli;g 81 enIigbe 6 /.
On Slogteripeno / Meitpe6, iom al
Nolitiet bar blepen togttogen / Serb
meo at renie Megle poa Meitpeb
Sorp me0 Ell 5lagterfnip, bor for
6enne &renfelle al Gunobebsbe0teg-
ten moottet beoe 3 SIR. til @pens
@olitifasle lie.
&ige G1otibsfun6. SEES
9pitr,1p / 9fa @en al Marb1,s, bpor
Ser flere Star tgrpf bor peret fore
toget l16grabnimger al Mationalmlt<
feet, tbar l1Ggrabningerre ioar beret
19rltg rige pg interesio1te. Ser ct
in0tI mi fl1noet life fnrre ems rogle
og frs 9e1rabeliesplobler ipoo ct for
golbspis meget lille Mreol.
en- ipIio 9reng. ga en-
12 Mor goa1umel 9reng / 8i1tberl1p,
Ssn al M11rer Ole Sllen, res ct &ar
@eite biem, par ban ioa 1tbel0ig at
blipe repel1 al. @an fit set e1re Sen
mopiflet / Spiret, og Do &eitene j
set lanm1e blen ifp og lpb, bleb Sen
itaffels 9reng ilebt mes en bolo
6isroingpei fen as 2onoepejen.
Grengen llop ioan res ct ltn0er bel=
ifinbst fra 0enne forlige Smgona,
Ser for 2ienpi0ner toy Jig bpjit 1,bpg='
gelig lt0.
40 Mors Snbilenm om
g e m inorteIerer.S orl. fun<
Sc Sfaorl1p Semirmriltms el6f tie 2e<
rer, Sang= og Msuiiflerer Sens Sen-
tit Carl Moril1s Softe feire 40 Mars
SsSl1bil9um lom Scorer be6 set n9Dnte
Seminuril1m, ibet ban 6e1 2S6e Mr.
quit 1868 onlattes / fit nltp9ren0e
@mbeSe. @eb Siben al lin @mbeos=
pirf lombeO bar fan pirfet Sangens;
Sjeneite peo l16gtpellen at forifielltge|
sang= % Melo6iiomlitger, rigeIom
bon ogioo mes @elo far foripgt Jig
iom &ondponiit.
&riitiansborg Slots?
@jenppfdrelie- EN- 9 g=|
te1ie. Sfelge lofole 8la6e bar Den
lteolige &omite forelpbig nggtet at
fremleg1e &egnifobet ODER sc &enge,
Ser / fin Si6 blep in0lomlebe / Sla=
gelie og Smegn = ligeIom oDer bele
2anbet - til @ienopfgrelie al &ri<
1tiansborg Slot, og set oil lom 66lse
beraf fomme i'll en- &etslog. &aptejn'
9ubl, Ser bar pilt iig meget pirflom /
Bette Mrliggen6e, iigter MI Sen lteo=
Iige &omite for ii ct ipagt 9ieblif"
at babe lfjentet en- Sci al genterne
al &er,,e, Ser bor in6iamlebe I'LL
Slottst, iii @lasmalerier 81. Wtf<
feIs Strife / 5logelie.
ga 2ege rnen f.
fe6e. 9en lao iterft 6refte0e Sale,
iom Baitor Scbre6er / @oriager 6en
9. SuIi bol6t beo Borligsmegler &te<
gels' 8oore. er mi 11ofommen SrDf-
fen. Sen foreliggen6e @iengipelie
bi6rprer", flyer @aitor @cbreoer /
ct lille 6ororo, life Blot fra Manll<
ifript, men mi og5au fra set @ien-
nemipn, iom bette ienere bar beret
11nberfo1tet. nabnlig of iamtlige Dc
beb Soroefer6en fil1te0eperenbe
0,<r,~u rs San MfSdAo2 SLn.
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pianoer og QrgIer d

PianOer og QrgIer' d
overordentlig Ward kan
personlig kjobes til s'et
gros" eller Agenters Priserx
og saaledes spare Mellem
mandens Profit, fra den
skandinaviske. Fabrikapk
som eier og driver en- af dS
st6rste Fabriker / de For
eEede Slater og som bar
fabrike1et l~nstrumenter 1
over 20 Aar. De bedste In.
strumenter fer Pengene gas
ranteres.
For Katalog og rarmers.
OplysninPer tilskriv
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San: r8erer De en- eIIer an

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The evening world., 1903-07-23
YACHTS RACE FOR
THE ASTOR CUPS,

NEWPORT. r. l.. July 23.-The har-
Dor preparations for the Aston Cup race
to-day by the sohooners and sloops OF
The New York Yacht Club fleet were
made this morning under hazy skies and
h light airs from the southwest.
Seven sloops and three ~schooners
we're entered last night for the event.
but for the first time since this special
race became a fixture the big cup de-
flanders were not allowed to compete.
The race originated with Capt. Ogden
Goelet In 1882, and for fifteen years the
cum were known as the Goelet cups.
such yachts as the Puritan, Mayiower.
Volunteer, vizilant and Columbia. all
Americas Cup defenders. won them.
The Defender failed to win the cup in
1896, and the Columbia beat the Consti-
eution two years ago. Upon the death
of Mr.. Goclet in 1897. Col. John Jacob
Astor stopped forward and has c
kept UP the event, offering as did Mr..
Goelet $1,000 cups for ~schooners and
ROO cups for sloops. The event to-day
n the nth renewal by Col. Astor.
Last year the club adopted a new meas
urement rule limiting the draught OF all
yachts to IS feet. The three cup yachts
this wear all draw more than IS feet, SO
are barred from competing. but the club
offered a special cup for the cup de-
fender candidates.
The Astor Cup day has always ranked
a. one of the leading events in the
yachting season, and to-day nearly
every steam yacht in the feet had Il
full quota Of guests when II left for the
starting line of Brenton's Reef Light
ship.
The Regatta Committee, as in former
years. were the guests of Col. Astor on
the Nourmahal, and they left for the
start about 1879 o'clock. followed by a
score Of other steam yachts and those
which were to participate in the race.
When the yachts reached the light
ship they found a ten-knot breeze from
about south-southwest, and consider
able of a roll on the water. At IL
o'clock the Regatta Committee signalled
the Block Island course. flrlng the pre-
paratory CUR, a. the same time. The
conditions then prevailing would give
the boats a long fifteen and one-half
mile beat TO the mark Just off the north
end of Block Island, a run broad off .he
win Of eighteen miles to a mark off
West Island n a broad run OF six n
one-half miles to the finish.
The Vigllant led the sloops across the
line and the Elmina was first TO cross
IN the schooner class. but within two
minutes of the start the Ingomar had
passed her.
The Reliance and Columbia only
started in the 9O-foot class to-day the
Constitution having failed to appear.
The starting gun was fired at 40.
Both boats were handicapped
The evening world., 1903-07-23

Almost all Of the detail work for the
big Evening Worlds century run Is
completed and all that is needed is the
word from the captain OF The run to
start the many hundreds on their 100
mile Journey.
On the sound OF the bugle at 8 A. NJ.
Saturday, Aug. 8, the first division will
be sent away under the leadership OF
Peter A. Dyer as chief pacemaker. He
Will be assisted by William G. Meister
and Charles L. Shoenart, national CEN
fury champion for 1902. The bugle will
be sounded by E. Kutzer. OF the Pros
pect Wheelmen.
This division Is almost full. and from
indications 1t Is expected that there
will be moro than enough entries to
I'LL 1t within the nex two days.
The other divisions will leave as sched-
uled on the entry blank. As entries
In this run Will be assigned in line In
the order in which they are received 1t
will be to the riders advantage to send
in his entry at once. The medals to be
given free at the end of the run to all
who finish are now on exhibition in all
the large sporting houses In Brooklyn
and New York. ,
Capt r. l.. Young was the first motor
cyclist 10 hand in his entry for the spe-
cial motorcycle division. As soon as
the captain of the big Evening World
run announced the Feasibility Of adding
q motorcycle division the entries began
to arrive.
The first motorcycle division will leave
at 900 A. NJ. on Saturday. and will be
IN the personal charge of Capt. Young.
OF tho Alpha Motorcycle Club. OF
Brooklyn The second division will he
Under tho supervision OF Capt. holland