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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-02-17

L t5l knew where you could invest
l'-' -.1ney safely aud get s. for every
. arrested wouldn't ysu DO it. H.C.
"''d 4 kichyills. w.. says some Of
ts t-ners In his vicinity get more
i-s- hat Here 10 what he says: 81
t7Te s7.i your Poultry Food for the
At NO years with good success. The
!72s-s q this section are we'll pleased
ei- lie results from the use Of this
fot believe that for every dollar
t-s g. rUer invests in your Poultry
% lie gets three dollars in return.
s,--e % my customers even claim
o. 'lan this proat from the use Of
t-a food "
y .'at diffcult to guess that the
''- -''-r was written to {. S. Page,
H'i' 'ark. VI. in regard to bis celebra.
'-i l4s-s Perfected Poultry Food"
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-02-17
trical plant.

The New York Mail reads lesson to
certain shortsighted people, not confin-
ed to any special locality, who, 1t says,
are swapping forests for blueberries."
II cites the forestry bureau as authori-
ty for the charge that forest fires are
set merely to make barrens for growing
berries to uourish the canning indus
tries. A lesser evil Is that of burning
over lands where the timber has been
removed, thus destroying the young
growth. Lessons in forestry will not
be In vain If this wanton robbery of the
future can thereby be checked.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-02-17
A Drop in Poultry Food.

Keepers of poultry everywhere will
be interested TO read about the drop in
Poultry Foods recently made in Roches-
ter. \. H. 1t is told in the following
letter from J. g. Morrill, X Co, promi-
nent grocers Of that city. Pages Per-
fected Poultry Food gives universal
"A ABSTRACTION in this section and we have
decided to drop all the rest and sell that
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-02-17

A diet Of apples and milk is most
wholesome and we'll balanced, says the
New York World. The potash contents
Of both are high. and they yield nour
ishment for brain. bone and muscle,
having soothing effect upon the
nerves. The apples should not be
pared, as the ash contents of the skin
are valuable to the human system.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-02-17

An electrical saw for cutting down
scribed in the Scientific American. The
trees are felled by burning through the
trunk close to the ground with wire
heated by the current 1t can be oper-
ated at a long distance from the elec-
trical plant
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-02-17

Japan thinks seriously Of inviting all
creation to come to worlds fair and
incidentally look her over. With the
energy and ingenuity Of the Japs it
would seem feasible to cut the little
Island loose from its moorings and float
Ii around the world for exhibition at
enormously profitable rates.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-02-17
ST. ISAAC'S CATHEDRAL.
Imposing ST. Petersburg Edihce Near
Scene of Recent Massacres.

Scene of Recent Mas.aeres.
Not far from the Winter palace in
st. Petersburg and near the scene OF
the revolutionary activities which
have excited the attention of the world
stands the most imposing and beautiful
of the churches of the Russian capital,
st. Isaac's cathedral. This splendid
house Of prayer was begun in 1919 and
finished in 1855. Its style of arehi-
lecture Is simple, but the grandeur Of
the proportions upon which the church
is built makes it exceedingly impressive.
There are four great entrances. and
the photograph reproduced herewith
shows one Of these The pillars of the
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-02-17

A course of cooking lessons for men
only has recently been begun In Copen-
hagen under the auspices of an influen-
tial committee.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-02-17

ST. IsAACs CATHEDRAL, ST. PETERSBURG.
portico Hra monoliths of polished gran
ite 81 feet in height Over the cen
Ter of the cathedral rises a great dome
covered with copper overlaid with gold.
This dome is supported by thirty giant
pillars of polished granite. The sanctu-
sry of the cathedral Is a work OF great
beauty and was presented by Prince
Demidoff. owner of the malachite
mines Of Siberia The cost was ST.
O00,000 The step. are Of porphyry.
the floor Of variegated marble. the
dome of malachite and the walls of
lapis lazuli.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-02-17
K I.P-A-N-S Tabules
Doctors find
4 good prescription
For mankind.

-s '.---t packet is enough for usual oeca-
- be family bottle 90 centsl contains
a. 20 wear. Al druggists sell them.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-06-30

till Diet fortryck konung George
ofvade mot de amerikanska kolo-
niernaiEn opartisk verdi maste Sc
en- sadan framstallning, imam den
~erkanner, att Norges oforratter
arc So manga och sa svara, att
Diet innes nagon befrielse fran
dem annat ar genom upphaivande
at den styrelseform, genom hyil-
ken ire g~enerationer af menni-
skoslaktet want sig att trada i
forbindelse med de skandinaviska
folken.
Name en- opartisk verdi skall
helt och ballet forbise konung
Oscars bestamda protest emot
norska stortingets och regerin-
gems atgorande? Skall en- opartisk
verld anse dessa institutioners
handlingar for nagot annat an
uttryck at mer eller mindre senti-
me~ntalitet. ON de ej endast arc
EFT hyktigt utbrott at sarad stolt-
het, eller godkanna uppjagade
kanslointryck som giltiga orsaker
att upplosa mangariga interuatio-
nella forbindelser och omsesidiga
skyldigheter' Skall England kort
efter Diet konung Edwards brors-
dotter formalts med konung Os-
cars sonson skynda att erkanna
Norges sielfstandighet pa inga
bettre grunder an dem. som hit.
tills visatso
Eller skall sadan bradska visas
at nagon nation, som ej
onskar eller 81 skulle draga fordel
af en- defining med atfoljande for
svagande at makten hos EFT fore
nadt Scandinavian? Endast de.
som onska Scandinavian ondt.
kunna vi antaga skola skynda att
erkanna Norges oberoende. Men
en- opartisk verdi skall noga fraga
sig self. ON Diet skulle blifva en-
vanskaplig handling mot Norge,
hvilket konung Oscars protest
redan visat Diet skulle blifva, SAINT
ON DEF skulle anses som en- ovan-
skaplig handling mot Sverige.
Dessa arc fragor, hvilka intet
mojligt eller omojligt antal bref
och brefkort fran norman i for
enta StaterDa' kunna frikalla pre-,
sidenten fran att med mycken
noggrannhet ofvervaga,"
Svenska monitoren., 1905-06-30
Hungersdoden

ar till sina plagor lik lung%sotsdoden.
Lungsotens forlopp fran Dorian till slutet
ar en- lang tortyr babe for offret och dess
vanner. "Da jag hade lungsot i forsta
stadiet". skrifver VIM Myers j C~e6rfoss,
Md, ''och sedan jag f0rgafves forsOkt
olika mediciner och en- god doktor, tog
lag slutlige DR.. Kin Q sNew Discovery som
botade mig fort och grlndligt." Hastig
lattnad och saker bot for hosta, forkyl-
ningar. ondt j halsen, bronchitis, m. m.
F~orebygger ned sakerhet pneumonia
Garanteras j Lungren &Andreens apotek
SiouxCity, Ia Pris SOC och 81 pr faska.
prrf*GoPnr FRITZ
Svenska monitoren., 1905-06-30

Well, SADIE Robert Walsh
litet hufvudyr haromdagen, Jag
mSste val ga tillbaka och borja
arbeta med detsamma, annars dra
de at pa min lon", och sd reste
han sig upp fran EFT fall fran en-
ITO fet hog skorsten, pa hvilken
han hade arbetat.
Man vile naturligtvis Ell lata
honom ga till arbete igen efter
EFT sadant fall, utan sande honom
i stallet i ambulans till EFT hespi-
tai. Men doktorn, som under
sokte honom, kunde ej fnna ma
gon skavank pa honom in eller
utvartes, icke sd mycket som en-
skrama eller blanad en- gang. Sa
vile Walsh ga till .arbete ieen,
men iormannen iruktade for att
han led af fallandesot och sande
honom hem igen.
Doktorn, som undersokte ho-
nom, utfragade honom noga och
gjorde en- hel del anteckningar
for EN- artikel, som han amman att
skrifva for ca MISUNDERSTANDING
tidskrift ON delta markliga fall,
som Walsh beskrifver pa foliande
satt:
"Da jag tappade fotfastet. sag
jag uppat, och Diet var som ON
skorstenens topp for uppat med
blixtens hastighet och jag self
gick i den motsstta rigtningen.
Smart borjade jag nurra rundt om
i luften och CORA kullerbyttor, sa
nadde jag joiden och kommer 81
ihag nagot mera."
Eft markvardigt fall Diet der
fallet Walsh.
En- Mrs Elisabet M. Aeschea-
cher, en- s~chweizisk qvinna pa 20
ar, blef haromdagen %arresterad i
Pittsburg, Pa, da hon sprang ifran
mn skara 2ojkar, som dragit af
henne rocken och tagit hennes
pengar och ur. Sedan den 20
sistlidne april har hon arbetat i
mansklader Max Arnolds mejeri.
Ingen anade der att hon Ell var en-
man, och hon fullgiorde slit ar
bette till fullkomlig 5~elatenhet.
Den unga qvinnan sager att hem
mes man ofvergifvit henne och att
hon maste arbeta for slit uppe-
halle. For att fortjena mera hade
hade hon tagit pa sig mansklader
och gjort en- mans ar0ete.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-06-30
Varicocele.

Varicocele redsatter lifskraften och forster
~mandomens elementer.
Kirungin botar Diet sallan men f6rsvagar
alltid delarne.
vi visa hyarje dag att varioocele kan sdkeIt
botas utan en- farlig smartsam och obehaglig
operation models knit brannande eller pa an
nat satt.
staIet for att organen stympas och for
st6ras, behallas de och starkas, smartan upp
h6r helt och ballet och nastan 0~gonblickligen
svullnaden Jaeger sig smart, en- helsosam cirku
lation installer sig hasti9t, och hvarje del al
crganismen. som ~paverkas af sJukdomen.
aterstalles fullkomligt.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-06-30
EN- AT vsRT LANDS NEST ansed.

da tidningar, THE New York
Times, inneholl nyligen en- arti.
KEEL i den svensk-norska unions
fragan. Artikeln | fraga ar val
skrifven, rakt pa SAX gaende och
innehaller. Ell nagot vilseledande
svammel, som sa ofta serveras, da
amerikanska skribenter skola
meddela upplysningar ON formal
lanGena pa den skandinaviska
halfon. vi atergifva harmed upp-
satsen j ofversattning:
wi lasa, att presidenten. med
nastan hvarje post mottager otve
tydiga bevis pa, att norrmannen j
Forenta Staterna till ALA delar
sympatisera med sina stamfran.
ders i faderneslandet rorelse for
en- constitutional fri styrelse.'
For Diet forsta arc 'norrmannen
i Forenta Staterna' antagligen
amerikanska medborgare eller sta
j begrepp att bli Diet. Det wore
holden at oforskamdhet af sadana
bland dem, hvilka arc eller ANNA
blitva framlingar har. att komma
till presidenten med nagra asikter
eller opinionsyttringar angaende
skandinavisk politik.
For Diet andra hafva norman,
som upptagits till amerikaaska
medborgare. upphort att vara,
politiskt taladt, norman. Man
kan ju antaga,a att sadana norman,
som bliivit naturaliserade med
borgare inom de senaste ito aren,
sedan den kroniska meningsskilj-
aktigheten mellan Sverige och
Norge blef akut, hafva afsvurit
sin trohet till konung Oscar "par.
ticularly and by name" med EFT
visst valbehag.
Men inneborden at afsvarjandet
af sin gamla undersatliga fro och
lydnad ar ju tydligen, att de, Sc
dan de upptagits till ameriksnska
medborgare, upphort att vara
norman, och att den norska re-
publiken. ON EFT fristaende Norge
att taga denna form, ar
lika mycket foremal for deras
afsvariande som dubbelmonarkien
som har varat under nara EFT
sekel, och under hvilken vi annu
hort, att Norge haft nagot val
klagomal Oliver o~rattvisa
eller fortryck.
vi hafva icke sett norrmannens
MISUNDERSTANDING. vi tro,
att den annu icke affattats. Men
vi kama val till en- oafhangighets-
forklaring, nemligen Forenta
Staternas af America. vi erinra
ON, att delta document borjar
med en- forklaring, att mar Diet blir
nodvandigt for EFT folk att uppiosa
de politiska band, som forenat
Diet med EFT annat. och att bland
nationerna pa jorden intaga en-
sarskild och lika staining, hvilken
naturens lagar och naturens Gud
berattiga Diet till, sd fordrar han
synen till menniskoslaktets OPT
Mon, att Diet skall forklara de
orsaker, som forma Diet till denna
u~pplosning. Och den amerikanska
oafhangighetsforklaringe fortsat-
ter sedan med framvisande i detail
af de orattvisor och Diet fortryck,
England oivat mot de american
ska k%olonierna, och genom hvilka
dessa sokte samtidens sympati.
De lingo den. De framdrogo fakta
infor en- opartisk verld, som Of
vertygade denna att de voro j sin
fulla ratt att upplosa EFT formal
lande. under hvilket de blifvit sa
plagade.
Hvar hnnas nu sadana bevis
fran norsk sida, pa hvilka Norge
grundar sin politiska frigorelse
fran Sverige? Hvar ar framstall-
ningen. for att nu icke alls tala ON
bevisen. att konung Oscar och
svenska regeringen hafva kommit
sig till last nagot n narmelsevis
Svenska monitoren., 1905-06-30
Striktur.

F0rsummad eller dalig behandlad s~triktur
forvirras och angriper smart under sin torst6-
rande framfart hela urin- och k0nssystemet
Skarande, strickande, slitande aro grymma.
barbariska qvarlefvor fran gamla tidens o.
kunnighet.
De fullkomligt moderna. originella metOder
som anvandas af mig vid behandlingen af
ems fasor och absolut sakra och smartfria.
ALA abnorma vaxter uppb0sas och lemna
urinr0ret alldeles 6ppet och fritz fran hinder.
,hyarje onaturlig flytning stoppas, och all ret
ming / urinkanalen och trakten al prostata.
k6rteln. blasan och nlurarne upphor.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-06-30
Specific blodforgiftning.

Snabb och energisk behandling ar den enda
som n~agonsin borde b~egagnas b~ekampan-
DIT af denna %'konung' af onda sjukdomar.
Endast tillfdllig lindring kan ernas af bad
andra minerala b~landningar och glitter.
Under Diet f0riutna Sret har jag uppfunnit
och fuIlbordat en- bot for specifik blodf6IRift-
ming, som ar absolut saker snabb och per-
manent o. lemnar inga skadliga eftereffekter
Hvarje yttre symptom ~i0rsvinner smart.
medan blodet. vafnaderna. nerffibrerna, be-
men och hela systemet renas ,starKas och ater-
stallas till fullkomlig helsa och renhet.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-06-30

Den man, hvars lifskraft blifvit utt 0md ge-
nom Observation-Disclosures harjningar. har 81 rad
art underkasta sig experiment. som mango
man olyckligtvis hafva gjort. med daliga lake
medel. gust emedan de synes vara billiga.
Hans fall krafver och b0r erhalla den basta
demanding den medicinska professionen kan
gifva.
Alt hvad grundlig lardom, utmarkt skicklig-
het, stor erfarenhet och en- genomeaende We
t~enskaplig utrustning pa kontoret kunna ut
ratta g6res nu for den help de behofva, och
mitt NAL ar att gifva den en- bdttre behand-
lingiochIhastigare bot indie kunna erhalla an
norstades.
En- bot ar just hvad Nj 6nskar, och vi kunna
garantera eder en- sadan till EFT sa lagt pris
som ar f6renligt med en- h0ggradig demanding
Svenska monitoren., 1905-06-30

Da Nj skall bygga eller reparera
edert hus. So kop virke
hos Spalding. 3 & Court.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-06-30
DOCTOR WOOD,

erkand som den ledande och NEST franz
gangsrike specialisten och ~populart kand
som 'spciaIistmastaren i Sioux City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-27
A PORTION OF THE CAMP.

of regular troops on duty here. but If the
truth must be told, he is the only private
on the rife team representing the state OF
Maine. Ranking him are Col. Elliott c. DIN,
the team captain: Major b. +. Bradbury,
Major John J. Doiley, Capt. Gilbert M. HI
lott, Capt. John W. Nash, Capt. Harry +:
Carver, First Lieut. \. H. Field, Second
Lieut.. Henry NJ. Perry. Boatswaln Mate
Louis s, HazeItine, Sergt. Charles \. Mars
ton Sergt. Moses P. Stiles, Sergt. Frank J.
Farrin. Sergt William p. Parston. Sergt-
Donald ". Wentworth, Serst L. H. Daugh-
erty Corp. Fred Smell and Corp. George l.
Tubbs.
way down at the bottom of the list is
Private Edward C. Trafiin. The latter is
truly distinguished. for it would seem that
he is the only private of the National Guard
of Maine who can shoot accurately.
No one has had the bravado to inquire if
Trafiin is enjoying himself socially in the
presence of so much superior rank and amid
such glttering surroundings.
First Rifle Match.
The first rifle match in importance in this
country is the National Trophy Match,
which is shot under a schedule arranged
by the national board for the promotion OF
rifle practice. and the principal trophy is
the bronze plaque authorized by act of CON
gress. The second prize is the famous HI
ton trophy won many times by the DIS
trict of Columbia, and the third the former
interstate prize the Soldier or Marathon
also captured repeatedly by District teams.
In addition to cash, which accompanies
each of the above there are four cash
prizes and a medal to each member OF the
winning teams. ct
Tie first contest was held at Sea Grit
n j. September and o, 1903. and the VIII
ming teams ended in the following oroer.
New York. New Jersey, MASSACHUSETTS,, Dis
trict of Columbia, Ohio, Z. S. Marine Corps
The second contest was held at Fort Riley,
Kan. August ~ % and "a, 1904, under con-
*, tln fret
to the Forthcoming contest. New YORK was
again the winner. with team total OF 4,o--,
United States navy ABA; United states
Infantry $50; United States Cavalry. a.
1873: United States Marine Corps, 40IS; DIS
trict of Columbia, 1895; Pennsylvania,
1888
The record score in the Hilton trophy
match with the Springfield 40 callber rifls
was made by the team of the District OF
Columbia in 1895. Team total l,O91.
The record with the United States maya
zine 80 caliber was made by the New YORK
state team in 1902 Team total, 1,l3I.
The record score in the interstate match
with the As caliber Springfield rifle was
made by the Pennsylvania state team III
1892 Team total, 1,O51.
The record with the 80 caliber United
States magazine was made by the New
Jersey state team in 1902: Team total,
1.OS2.
The score made by the Georgia state
team 1lU., in 1897 was made ON silhouette
targets
American Centennial Trophy.
The American centennial trophy. Palma,
was created in the year 1876 in the name
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-27
TR|-STATE PLAY
BEGAN YESTERDAY

CINCINNATI, Ohio, August % - The
seventh annual open tennis tournament for
the tri-state championship. of Ohio, Indiana
and Kentucky opened today under the au-
spices of the Cincinnati Tennis Club. A
large crowd watched the players. Chief in
tereSt was in the match between Miss Mae
Sutton of Pasadena, California, the world s
champion. and Miss Frances Smith of Gin
cnnati. Miss Sutton won easily, 60. 60.
With the exception of less than half dog
en- matches all of the preliminary round
in the mems singles were played off today.
Fair progress was made in the women's
singles. Score:
Ladies singles preliminary round:
Miss Sutton defeated Miss Smith, 60,
Go
Miss Holman defeated Miss Sutherland.
60. 60.
Miss Marion Hart defeated Miss Emily
Woodall. ca, SO, Go
Miss Hilda Won Steinwehr defeated Miss
Natalie Breed, 60, 81
Mems singles. preliminary round:
Raymond Runyon defeated f. w. Pick
ard, 10-S, %, 12-10.
Nat Emerson defeated F. P. Colville, Go,
Go
Guido Cores defeated Albert Wakeman,
Clifford Cordes defeated ]. w. Heron,
jr., Cd, e.
Mark Mitchell defeated Arthur Fischer,
VI, O-5.
VIM. H. Brown defeated E. G. Cook, Ga,
TO
r A. Gray defeated Edward Rawson, jr..
CO, 3-6, FLO
James Kidney defeated H. c. Powell. 10,
g.
F. G. Appel defeated B. DeCamp. Go.
ca.
Robert Mitchell defeated Elliott Middle
ton. 60, Cd
Nelson PEBBLES defeated Carlisle Murdoch.
G-1. 60.
T. o. Dunlop defeated P. Rekert, 60.
Cd
w NJ Tyler defeated Arthur Lockhorn,
6-3, o.
A w Wadsworth defeated Herbert Dyer.
6-3, 1911.
Karl Little defeated Robert Ralston, Go,
G-1.
Lawrence C. Wing defeated J. p. De-
Camp 60 60
Starbuck Smith defeated L. j. Crawford,
jr., Go, GO
A. A. Breed defeated " T. Chambers.
&c, "a.
Hugh Bates defeated Clarence Campbell,
G-1, O..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-27

al Bennng has been going on steadily.
Sumcient entries to more than fill every
event, 1t Is said, has long been assured
and In few days the entries will be an
nounced. Among the entrants the work of
tryout and testing machines is in progress.
thus assuring close finishes as in most of
the events the machines said to be
evenly matched.
Every proper and necessary precaution
VIII be taken to guard the life and limb
OF the drivers and the public who attend
these races
Besides morton cycle race, in which
there are a large number of entries five
automobile events are to be run. A glance
Will show that the provisions are such as
TO bring out very speedy material Motor
cycle race-Three-mile handicap for one
and three-quarters horse. power regularly
catalogued motor bicycles, equipped for
pedal propulsion. Prizes. So $40 So
Event No. Three miles, for gasoline
runabouts. regular stock cars listing at
$500 or less. regular road equipment. First
prize. Evening Star cup; second prize, Abb
ner & Drury cup.
chimes listing at $3.50 or less. regular stock
cars with road equipment. First prize. Col
denberg cup; second prize, Ford Automobile
Company cup
chimes listing at $1,000 or less, machines
TO be regular stock cars with road equip
ment- First prize. Berry K Whtmore cup;
second prize, Bulletin cup.
Event No. 4Three miles. for steam ma
chimes listing at 500 or less. machines to
be regular stock cars with road equipment.
First prize, r. Harris & Co. cup; second
prize, Merchants and Mechanics Bank cup.
Event No. 5-Five miles, free-for-all, for
regularly listed stock cars of any weight
or motive power First prize, The Peoples
Savings Bank cup: second prize, the God
schmidt cup.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-27
Chances of the Indians
1 Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
CARLISLE, Pa. August Il. 1905.
Prospects point to an unusually good
foot ball team at the Carlisle Indian School
this year and it seems likely that the red
skins viii make even better showing
against the strong eastern college teams
than they have for the past few years. The
team for the coming season at Carlisle will
follow in general the same outline as that
of last year, except some additional weight
in the Fine. with possible substitution of
two strong ends to supplant last years
players, Fremont and Tomahawk There
will probably be three sets of backs.
Mount Pleasant. Carlisle's record-breakng
runner, will substitute for Libby at quarter
back after having had one years hard ex-
perience. Last years lineup was as fol-
lows: Left end. Fremont: left tackle. Bow
en-; left guard. Dillon; center, Kennedy and
the Eskimo, Schouchuk; right guard White;
right tackle. EXendine: right end, Toma-
hawk: quarterback, Libby; left half back
Sheldon; right half back. Hendricks: full
back, Lube OF these nearly Ne whole line
Will return this year, with the possible ex-
ception of White. New material. concern
ing whom Carlisle's coaches are reticent
includes in addition to the backs referred
to a new center and full back for substitu-
ton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-27
Fine French Dogs
Special Cablegram to The Star.

Special Cablegram to The Star.
PARIS, August 26.-The seventeen first
prizes won by M. Aaron of Paris at the
dog show and the gold medal given him by
the government have naturally greatly EN-
couraged him in his work. Seventeen first
prizes and a gold medal out of fifty-seven
entries is certainly an achievement VI.
Aaron is justifably proud of recently hay-
ing sold dogs which are now in the pos
session of King Edward VII. Kaiser Will
helm and the King of Spain
King Edwards purchase was a splendid
specimen of the French bull Melba, for
which no less than 800 was given. AS
NJ Aaron's interest in Melba ceased when
she left his shop he was unable to say
whether the royal dog was detained for the
usual period in quarantine on being i'm
ported into England
For Emperor William the sale was
effected only a week ago of a pair of
French bulls. Though disnciined at first
to mention the price given, they are he
lieyed to have cost about S1,0tU apiece. The
imperial purchase. 1t was pointed out. was
precisely simultaneous with the 'detente
between France. and Germany.
A French bull was also sold to Senior
Gayangos a counsellor d'ambassade," on
the occa sion of the visit of the King CT
Spain, and presented by the buyer to his
sovereign. The dog being gift. discre-
ton in the matter of price had, of course.
to be maintained.