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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-02-11
SOLID wINrER THIRrY YEARS


g AGO.
r. c. Gerard thinks there has not
been so severe a winter in some re-
spects more particularly in regard to
the quantity OF snow and the drifts.
since the winter of 1915. One day he
came to Seymour in the morning and
the snow fell SO fast, drifting All the
while, that he had great difficulty in
getting home. He was unable to turn
westward from the Bungay road just
beyond Clark Chatfield's on account of
a drift apparently fifteen feet deep. he
went on to the schooIhouse and then
turned north to the four corners be-
yond the Sullivan place.
From there he dug through the
drifts to the corner by the Marcus
Davis Place, where were also deep
drifts. There his horse would pull the
sleigh no further and he unhitched it
and left the sleigh. leading the horse
through the fields to avoid the drafts.
The next morning he dug path to
the home of his father, who lived in
the house recently occupied by A. r.
Tomlinson. There the snow was up to
the second story windows and he tun-
nelled through to the door, the snow
which formed the top of the arch re-
naming there for several days.-Sey-
mour Record
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THE VALUE OFF CHARCOAL.
Eew People Know How Useful 1t Is inl
Preserving Health and Beauty.

u Nearly everybody knows that char
toal is the safest and most efficient dis
infectant and purifier in nature, but
lew realize it's value when taken into
lhe human system for the same cleans
ing purpose.
Charcoal is remedy that the more
Nou take of it the better; 1t is not a
Hrug at all, but simply absorbs the
sasses and impurities always present,
In the stomach and intestines and car
Iies them out of the system.
Charcoal sweetens the breath after
smoking, drinking or after eating onions
and other odorous vegetables.
4 Charcoal effectually clears and i'm
nroyes the complexion, 1t Whitens the
Teeth and further acts as a natural and
eninently safe cathartic.
II absorbs the injurious gases which
collect in the stomach and bowels; 1t
disinfects the mouth and throat from
ahe poison of catarrh.
All druggists sell charcoal in one
form or another, but probably the best
charcoal and the most for the money is
m Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges; they are
composed of the finest powdered Willow
charcoal and other harmless antiseptics
HI tablet form or rather in the form Of
large, pleasant tasting lozenges, the
charcoal being mixed with honey.
The daily use Of these lozenges will
soon tell in a much improved condition
of the general health, better complex
tion sweeter breath and purer blood
and the beauty Of it is, that no possible
harm can result from their continued
use. but on the contrary, great benefit.
Al Buffalo physician in speaking of
tbe benefits Of charcoal. says: II advise
stuart,s Charcoal Lozenges to all pa
|tients suffering from gas in stomach
and bowels, and to clear the complex
HON and purify the breath, mouth and
throat; also believe the liver is great
NJ benefited by the daily use Of them;
4hey cost but twenty-five cents box
5lat drug stores, and although in some
Isense a natent preparation. yet believe
II get more and better charcoal in Stu
ARTS Charcoal Lozenges than in any
Ana eSa.naEv ctsarecal tablets"
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CONDITIONS THE sAME.

Railroads Board of Directors to Com
slider Firemen's Petition tomorrow.
The matters in which the engineers
and firemen Of the New York, New Ha-
ven and Hartford Railroad are inten-
sely interested at the present time, will
remain as they are until after the
meeting of the board of directors of the
road at New York Tomorrow when the
appeal of the grievance committee Of
the Brotherhood Of Firemen from a de-
cision by President Mellen, will be laid
before it,
It was stated yesterday that the
same issues which are being fought
over here are to be brought by the fire.
men before the officers of the Pennsyl-
yania and the Boston and Maine Rail-
roads.
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TO accommodate those who are par
tial to the use Of atonizers in apply,
ing liquids into the nasal passages for
catarrhal troubles, the proprietors pre-
pare Ely's Liquid Cream Balm. Price,
including the spraying tube, is IS cents.
Druggists or by. mail The liquid en-
bodies the medicinal properties Of the
solid preparation. Cream Balm is
quickly absorbed by the membrane and
does not dry up the secretions, but
changes them to a natural and healthy
character Ely Brothers, Sc Warren
street, N.
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WALLINGFoRD.

Albert Hoffman is the DELICATE from
the German st. Francis society to the
German st. Francis societies conven-
ton to be held in Bridgeport May 2S, %
and 80.
Following the business session of
Aquilla lodge, D. of r., tonight, a
Dutch whist will be held. The chair
man of the committe is Mrs. c. L.
Pierce.
Mrs. J. w. Lane will leave for Bal
timore this week to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Tuckerman Of that city.
The woman arrested at the railroad
station Wednesday gave her name in
court this morning as Mary Scranton
aged twenty, of New Haven. She
pleaded guilty to the charge of intox,
ication and was fined 81 and $12.15 cost
Officer O'Reilly, who made the arrest
took her to Jail.
The pulpit of the Advent church was
occupied by Rev. G. M. Teeple of Hart
ford Wednesday night and last night,
Rev.Joshua Denton of New Haven
preached in Tie church.
Court Samuel Simpson, r. of A., has
appointed W. T. johnson, D. w. Ian.
ouette and G. G.. Rumble committee tc
confer with other courts here relative
to a card tournament.
Mrs. r. A. Wallace entertained the
Hearts club Wednesday afternoon at
her home on South Main street. The
prize winners were Mrs. Fl. L. Davis
and Mrs. r. D. Perkins. The CUES,
prize winners included Mrs. w. H.
Newton, Mrs. F. Hale and Mrs. w
Hudson. On Wednesday, February %
the club will be entertained by Mrs.
T C. w. Leavenworth, assisted y Mrs. w
]. LeaYonWorth -. -.
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Saturday, February III.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY.

Angelus Recital-Treat & Shepard Co.
attractive Table-The Ford Co.
Siearance Sale-Cosgrove Shoe Co.
Cut Flowers-The f. S. Platt Co. il
Don't Delay-Howe & Stetson Co.
Observation-Disclosures Theater.
rtainments-Hyperion Theater.
Entertalnment-Poli Theater.
+. b. Q. Clothing-Edw. Malley Co.
Haddon Hall-Atlantic City, n. J.
Interested2-TheC has. Monsoon Co.
Just argains-Gamble-D Desmond Co.
Legal nts-Butterworth. 1,
Mighty oak-The Edw. Malley Co.
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders.
Song Recital-St. PauIs Parish House
Stuarts enges-Druggists'.
Stop, Look-Storey Cotton Co.
Trips-So. Pacific r. r.
Trousers-Meigs & Co.
Wedding Gifts-Durant.
Wanted-Woman-3 Hillhouse Ave.
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FUNERAL IN WALLINGFoRD.

From the Holy Trinity church 9
O'clock Wednesday morning the funeral
Of Robert NJ. Smith was held, large
number being in attendance. The in
terment was in the Holy Trinity ceme-
terry. The solemn requiem high mass
was said by Rev. J. III. Carroll. AS the
remains We're being borne up the aisle
Of the church the sanctuary choir, who
attended the funeral In a body, sang
the anthem. Il Heard a Voice from
Heaven, J. L. st. Williams. The
sanctuary choir also sang the offertory,
30 salutaris," Bordesse; hymn, %
Jesus, Thou Art Standing Ave
Maria, Abt; Nearer, MY God To
Thee
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gtte gnrrrmaI aud Courier

DELIVERED BIZ CARRIERS IN THE
CITY, u CENTS A WEEK, so CENTS \
MONTH, So FOR SIX MONTHS. Sc A
YEAR THE SAME TERMS BY MAIL
SINGLE COPIES. 2 CENTS.
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RIFLE PRACTICE IN WALLING-
FORD.

Beginning tonight rifle practice will
be a part of the. regular Thursday night
drill. this practice being authorized by
headquarters. The target in a sand
butt has been erected at the rear end of
the hall, distance of 75 feet. The
company members win shoot this tar
get at 200 and 500 yards ranges upon
the same principle that fthey would on
the firing line In the field. 1t will be
necessary to reduce the size of the tar.
get in accordance with the range fired
at. The positions will be prone at 200
yards and lying down at 500 yards. A
table will be built for this purpose.
Small soft lead bullets will be used.
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Result of the Collaboration.--The va
rious authors of ''The Beautiful Snow"
had just cvci, ed that celebrated poem.
Now they said, well play Genie
meenie, mimic, NO. to see who has to
stand for it,
They did so, AMI the lot fell upon
but why expose the unfortunate person
and thus reopen an old controversy
Chicago Tribune I'd e1l
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WEATHER RECORD.

Washington, d. c., Feb. 10. p. m.
Forecast for Saturday and Sunday
For Eastern New York: Fair and
colder Saturday; Sunday snow; light to.
fresh northwest winds. * s s:
For New England: Fair and colder
Saturday; Sunday fair, followed. by
snow in southwest portion, diminishing
west winds.
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Local weather Report.

New Haven, February 10.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-02-03
Resolutions of Coincidence.

Your committee appointed 10 draft
resolutions Of respect and coincidence
on the death OF Brother Wolfe's be
loved mother beg leave TO report the
following:
Resolved that we extend 10 the
bereaved brothers the sympathy of
Allita Council No. 80, ID. Of 7. and
trust that the Great Spirit may com
fort and sustain them in their alllic-
ton.
And may the kishl Manito grant
that our brothers aged mother
.'sieep- the sleep that knows not breaking.
Morn Of toll, nor night Of waking
Therefore be it resolved That a
copy Of these resolutions be spread
on our record and one be sent 10 each
of the brothers under seal Of our
council and one be sent to the papers
lava N0URsE
Committee ( Bessie EsTEs
iANNW TARER
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-02-03
Struck It Rich.

Our old townsmen, L. NJ. Duncan
and Bert keefer are on the top of a
bonanza at Cripple Creek. They
are leasers on the Teutonic, a claim
adjoining the famous ". II. r., and
at $50 feet have struck % feet of ore
that runs from $50 to 500 1t
will make fortune for both OF them
1t is believed the ore shoot runs clear
to the surface and that there is two
million in sight. There are several
others in the lease Mr.. keeier owns
an eighth interest. Their Gunnison
friends are glad TO know of the good
fortune which has rewarded them.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-02-03
0aO - oaDoA4A&.
"tE2:zz zzxtxss@s'Es:' -

Akcsus k,sr o'ctEk Gs4uu1y =
surss~a0 ~ A~sA Asiy Il = = -
SO of f'o~AssAaru w. tuu.1 -
tke tsd La u,iae On ~ sunm0
road by n n f1ser Il 6naaB.
Mr. Wshsa had bsea q 0annian
ea ba~sps~s ssd i.et 49, oasniar
sboUt nss~ ecssx,& BE wss dsisian
pssr Of scasy kso~cass - -
psrt.c~lass ps~Ssvsd esss - -
phone. II is believed sAaI - esum
Fun Away and kllIrd hia.
Cosonor nihles wae ts1sgApAG1
to at Crested Butte aud vssa ss0
yesterday. However, the big s4au
had bed those ia charge oi The kalV
TO take 1t 10 his hoae n PowdssA0s,
where the remains vi psot'skly -
barred.
Mr. Wilson was . well kpouu
ranchman of the Cebolla valley, -
had lived IN other section u ~
county He wss = soa-ia-law Il 4.
A. Mct're9or He wife end 6se
small boys survIve ham
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-02-03

- snsly sAsf sAsir sssAsase skould
- - Usds sAe kasas q sav .n-
pOeone arssoa Ne sAa . ssnsch-
- nvssslG.saags
fhsss ~ aaly 60 say By vh.cA
ths sssAsatscssy Il ~ hslixA csa t.s
essteruased aud shas y ~ s.~ssl th~
number aud 10 esA The vetes wke~e
name corse~pouds ~ sisss nsssher 10
testify - ~ vAssAse he csss thss
haiia That y vAsi she numl.sr .s
put these for, aud the lsw says thai
the seed shall be ''RAOKEN ONLY
IN CASE OF CONTESTED kLEC-
TioN." Yet the Repubhcsss sow
refuse ~ perEnit these numters 10 he
used for the very p~rpose for which
they wese intended by Law ls that
= fearless iRssssigst.oas
The Chieftain endorses every word
Of the resolatioa quoted above. 1t
rs the duty Of the legislature to con
duct this contest IN a fair, impartial
and lawful manner, and IL Is the
duty OF the Legislature 10 make a
searching and fearless investigation
of these frauds, IN order that the
guilty may be panished and that the
truth may be determined aud thai,
Justice may be done by establishing
IN the office OF governor the person
that was honestly elected by an hon
esi majority Of the citizens of Colo
RADIO.
But when the influences that con
trol the majority of the Legislature
show by their actions tissf they are
conducting the contest in AN unfair,
partial and unlawful manner. and
that they are not making a search
ing and fearless investigation Of
these frauds, then 1T is time for
every honest newspaper and for
every honest Republican to protest
against the course of the party and
against the influences by which that
majority is controlled, and TO urge
upon our Legislators that they do not
commit the fatal folly of allowing
our party to be sacrificed in order
that mereenary interests or selfish
ambitions may be served
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-02-03
6igh Valves IN Mclntyr Culch.

After sinking through 81 ieei a
wash on the Niagara clam in Mc!n-
tyre galch, Geo. tarnham has en-
eoanteFed ven Of red hemaiise ore
from which three ASSAYS returned
<2s, Sl39 AZ and Sl6360 These
ASSAYS are practically from the sur
lace Of the vein formation. The vein
is m the bottom Of the 0ulch II ex-
tends the whole width of the shaft.
II conditions are as indicated Mr.
farnham can readily ship this ore
as he sinks, for IL Is but a short dis
lance from Ohio CITY with a good
wagon road. The Niagara lies Just
down the gulch from the Cortland
and the lIomestake. Mr. Farnham
is TO he congratulated on the splendid
showing He owns large group Of
claims in this vicinity.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-02-03
Lost, Nrayed Or Stolen.

GuNNIsoS, CoLo., Feb. ?, 1905
Lost, strayed or stolen, ON Satur-
day night. January 2Sth, 1908, one
black mare, with bride and saddle
almost new. Weight of mare was
about 900 pounds, branded withT
ON right shoulder. age about eight -
years; was shod all round with
No. ? "Neverslip" shoes; saddle was
made by Colorado Saddlery Co, Of
Denver, Colorado. Address iusnr.
motion 10
Mas. LOUISE BIEBEL.
GunnisOn. Colorado
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-02-03
ust What We WAnteA.

The longed for snow storm made
its appearance with the first of Feb
ruarv Wednesday night it got
down to business and by yesterday
morning foot Of heavy wet snow
covered the ground Teams were
busy all the morning breaking roads
and carrying the children TO school.
So far as we can learn the storm is
general over the county and caps the
range with what makes fat calves
next summer. Ranchmen are gen
orally well prepared for the short
feeding spell it will bring and are
happy over the prospect for album
dant water
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-02-03
Winnie Reynolds Marrick.

Miss Minnie J. REYNOLDS, for many
years a resident of Pitkin, was mar
RED New Years eve in New York
City to Salvatore Scalabrino. a well
known Italian who is at present con
nected with the famous Hoe Printing
Press company. Miss Reynolds
gained reputation as society reporter
for the Denver News. Later she
went to New York City and has been
making a name for herself as a
writer of love stories and as a fire.
quent contributor 10 leading perodi-
calls. This is the elimination Of her
own rnmance
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-02-03
SIMPLE FACTS WHICH THE
PEOPLE OF THE STATE
SHOULD KNOW.
Denver News

Not single ballot has yet beer
unsealed en- the proceedings before
the legislative committee. Not sin
gle citizen has been called before the
committee TO identity his ballot
There is not human being who
could swear positively that any one
Of the ballots classified as doubtful. y
or suspicious or fraudulent" by
the alleged handwriting experts" is
ANYTHING but an honest, genuine
ballot. One Of the expert" was
compelled to admit the other day that
he not consider his own opinion on
the ballots which he had just exam
med to be sufficiently reliable to
guide a person in deciding "a matter
Of graSt I moment.
During the proceedings before the
supreme court and the Legislative
committee the numbers of some four
or five supposed fraudulent ballots
accidently became unsealed The
persons whose names appeared ON
the poll books opposite the numbers
OF these ballots were called in and at
once identified the ballots as gen
uine and as the ballets which they
cast, Notwithstanding that experts -
had pronounced them ballots written
by some person who had written a
large number of ballots.
Yet in spite of tie utter refusal Of
the legislative comfnittee to make an
honest investigation, by the simple
process of unsealing the numbers
and calling in the voters, there are
already no less than IS Of the 201
precincts in this city marked to be
thrown out bodily on the testimony
of the pretended experts. In these
7S precincts 35, ballots were cast
and all of these 81, ll9 voters are to
be disfranchised. Notwithstanding
that inquiry into the actual legality
of not So many as one single ballot
has vet been made.
The people should demand that
the numbers on the ballots be un-
sealed and the voters be called in TO
identity their ballots, and thus to
prove or disprove the reports of the
Peabody experts" "
During the past couple Of days
two precincts have been brought es-
peciallv into public notice These
precincts are Precinct Of the Sixth
ward and Precinct 3 Of the Fifth
ward. In both Of these precincts
the experts declare that large num-
bers of ballots were written bv few
persons, and in both of them the re
publican Judges and clerks OF cleo
ton and the Supreme court watchers
unite with the democratic Judges
and clerks in asserting that there
wasan absolutely honest election.
In Precinct I Of the Sixth ward
the circumstances are peculiarly IA
vorable for determining if the writ
ing expert who has passed on the
Confined on 3ni page
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-02-03
Repairs at .. & r. G. Round House.

lhe stationery engine supposed tc
lie burned IN the recent round housf
fire proves to have been practically
uninJured and a shed is being put
over 1T for temporary use. Burnt
machinery has been shipped to Sail
da for repairs and the damaged en-
glnes Will soon be sent over. The
burnt portion viii undoubtedly be
built up again in the spring.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-02-03

AT twelve O'Clock dinner last Fri
day, Mrs II NJ Webster entertained
a number of her friends.
Numbered table bid cards for the
new society game. Five Hundred, "
one cent apiece at News Champion
office.
The L. l. O. card club was enter
talned Friday night by the Misses
Shackleford. Hearts was the game
and Miss Mary Mcintosh won the
prize An oyster supper was served.
Mrs. Shackleford entertained friends
the same night at Five Hundred
Informal card parties were held
this week at the homes Of Mrs. +. 5
Cuthbert Monday evening, Mrs. 7.
l.. Snodgrass "Wednesday afternoon,
Mrs. =. 7. Miller Wednesday even
ing, Mrs. A. ID. Smith yesterday af-
ternoon and a small gathering at the
home of Mrs. Jos. II. Howland this
afternoon.
Miss Aurora Olney was the guest
If honor at "A number of affairs the
tirst part Of the week. Among them
we're a supper at the Shackleiurd
home Monday, and a gathering OF
Young ladies at the home Of Miss
Fannie Burnett the same evening.
Tuesday evening a number Of young
married people and Young ladies
we're pleasantly entertained bv Mr..
and Mrs. H. I. Lake yr.
Last Friday night about one hun
ired members Of the Eastern Star
and their friends assembled at the
Masonic hall and enjoyed a social
evening. Various gaines were played
the most amusing being songs rem
dered by bands Of ten. The one Of
which Miss karmsen was leader won
the first prize, a horn. and I. c.
Boyles' company was given a mouth
harp for being the least musical
Refreshments were served and all
speak highly Of the good time had.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-02-03
TWENTY MASS AoOr

kIAy vss Sortk 81, q ton del,v-
cs~d ~ sA~ CITY.
fkssssea tesms werc LAslsag ore
trosa she LArtor n.ine to-Isck Cab
'a- a-.Psss the ds~P .ao~
Cseo. " AcCEscken VI Castleson
lmporsed fron delaware two tine
Se9sssered shorthorn bulls.
tieor9s Davis. hslns three msles
soatk II Gsnnisoa. killed three
aao.nsain hons that were worrying
his s,ack.
State Senator A NJ Stevenson vas
making strenuous efforts to have the
proposed new capstol baIldino built
81 Gunnlson granite
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-02-03
New Cigar Store.

In the old lunch counter room of
the La Neta hotel f. j. Rockefeller
yesterday opened a general cigar
store at which he sells cigars, pipes
and all smokers articles. Mr.. Rock
efeller is well know to Gunnison peo-
pie and his store will undoubtedly
be popular resort.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-02-03
Cattle Mango Near Us.

The ''soab' or cattle mango has
appeared in Delta county. A ship
ment of % head from Dukes ranch
is held up at Omaha by L 5. inspec-
tors and will be dipped twice before
being allowed to go into the market.
Ii Is reported that recent shipment
OF cattle was brought into Gunnison
county from the supposedly infected
district on the Uncompahgre. Dr.
Lamb and Secretary McCrillis Of the
State Inspection Board are going to
Delta county next week.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-02-03

For sale -Four first class Bruins
wick Bake bowling alleys, in first
class condition, doing good business,
a cheap bargain for some one. Go
ing TO leave town.
For information address The
Chronicle, Salida, Colo.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-02-03
Ranch at Delta Tor Sale.

Five miles from Delta; one half
mile from Chipeta station, 20 acres,
l5 in fruit For further particulars
inquire of Henry T. Lake.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-02-03
4 1RA0 y0Qda0RADo
011t 0nlso - uunnnnl
- .a.
ka~Q@GhsS Shans.

, = suls " say thai IN I'll the slsc.
- oru1sa pvsssedsags befase th4
saQsu0e e0ast aud befuse the Lea.s-
6ss so0aises not . ssasie frasAs-
~ asoscsssic balla kss l,seu
pspwsa- H. haadwrsti.-x 4 experts
Aass hssa Psba,cly diagrsesd. their
sxs1s.es nade riascuIos. and each
- every oae psosea q l.ar upon
every ascssien where IT has Deen pos
aaA3e 70 secure the aumbers Of the
AalAaas sAry coli spurious. The
ksos-ChaAPina does no, believe
49, . thinking man in Gann,son
eosasy now believes the contest wa-
sHassed in good faith or that Peabody
wss hoasstiy elected Yet it is the
evs1ens inteatIon of the corporation
crowd TO seal him Plainly they
thssk Colorado is in the maree, for
ssle. We again publish leading ed
Dsorsals from the Pueblo Chieftain
Which rs using q pile driver ON its
tormer party associates.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-02-03

Officers were elected as follows:
Wm. Swigart, president, Geo. Ma
son, secretary. Tom Murray, treas
urer, Dave Wallace. Herman Rausis,
Stewart H. Rider, Vim. Watson and
5. l.. Trine are the five directoru
with Wm. Watson, general manager.
The association is the Gunnisofi
Oldenburg Coach Horse Association.
Shares are $500 each. The horse
is now at Watson's livery barn. Ar
rangements for his stand in various
parts of the county will be made at
the next meeting of the association
ON March fourth.
The names OF association members
are those of prominent and enter
prislng men who viii work to make
1t a success. The stallion is GER
tainly beauty and a strain of horses
bred pure to the German coach
should be prize winners and money
makers for their owners.