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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-06
Dos hemtrdgr Aaifrrpaar.

Our Seier Der iilbernen Sof5ett
bes belitifen aaiicrpaares piomen
audi a1e II itGnoigen mneri-
faniihen 9l1tter aaiier @ilbelm
Dem 3peiten ulb ieiner @emablin
beIonoere, anerfennenoe Slut.
merfiamfeit. gs funn nift &c.
lGugnet perben, DOB 0eutihlano
llriude bat auf ieine Serrider.
iamilie Itol5 81 iein. Ser aaiier
in ieinem prinaten, mie
0ffentlide 2eben bolt ben
Sergleid init ben Serrihern unb
@roBen alberer Solter ~portbeilbait
aus. 3umal in ge5ug auf Gas
jenige, mas eber Weni6 ebrt, in
9e5us orf ieine Berion, feline
Snbipibualitat Itebt Der
&aiier Dor Der @elt als elm
gan5er Wann. @abreno er
oils Serri6er Die @oblfabrt uno
aud Den Srieoen ieines 8olfes se.
mabrt bat, bot fem ausgeiproden
militariiher @eiit i'm unb
feline Samilie pbpiiid uno seiitig
geiuno erbalten uno 5umal Dor
jenen Saitern unb iener 8eihlihfeit
benabrt, nelde unmieno G
Mn1erifaner eerne oils un5er-
trenTbar bon europ1iihen Serr-
ihern uno beren Soften baritelen.
Die nnerfannt bobe SittIih.
fe / t Der beutiGen Raiierfamilie lit
Elm leubtenoes 9eiipiel niht MIR
fir i6r golf, ionbern iie lit cine
@riheiming, fir melfe aa' l,npar.
teiiifen G9ri It Of e
ibnen gnerfennung unb 9anf miiien
meroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-06
rtfaner iueif ben hoben Wertb Der
aenntnih Der Sentiden Sprade st

rifaner iueif ben hobem Wertb Der
aenntnik Der Sentiden Sprade at
idjGben."
60 9rof. 2earneb. WGre es
llid1t enoli6 an Der ,3eit, oob a1if in
itflerr fotbolifben Shu-
e n, bon Der idTidtem pforrihule
bIs gum yGolege" uno Der ,ltniper.
ltfp" nnb namentlib audi in ben
Yrtelter Seminaren (pir
lpreden niht bonn Saleiionum All
ct. Srancis, Dos uuberen bierin
sum Rniter oienen fonnte) Der
bier bon unpero1dtiser anglo.
omerifaniider Seite conStotirten
Sbatiade &ednung gctragen,
INIT alten 8orlrtbeilen be5m. rid
ltanoigen oWetboben" aufaeraumt
itno fiir einen orbentIihen
rno gebiegenen tbeoretbiiden
ltno prafti iben unterriht
I m Sent1 den eeioret miiroe?l
ODER lit es nid)t grade elm Shmad)
ulo foroert es ben gormurf ser
Snfertoritdt niht brett ber-
aus, fpenn ielbit aitf fatboliifen
Colleges" unb yglcaoemies". in
@robltdoten lernbeeierigen Shiilern
feline @elegenbeit aeboten
miro, iid audi MIR Die beiheioenlte
&enntniB Der oeutfhen Spra.
de ondueignen, ODER iih Dos friiber
@elernte su erbolten, 10 baB iie ge.
nobtiet iino, relationship
Mnitalten anf5iiiufen, penn 'iie iidJ
I'M 9eutiden meter ausbilben
monen?!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-06

- as Wenihengeifledt 5erfdat
AIH In cine Inaabl bon 3aIlen,
y1 unb Die Gaiien tbeilen iih
~ mieoer in groBere @rnppen
bon StGmmen uno Natio.
men. Die Nationen baben meilters
einen gemeiniamen llriprung, cine
gemeiuiame Sprade nlio Heligion
ioipie gemeiniame Sitten uno @e.
brdllfe.
SIM gemobnliben Spraheebrau6
maft man pobl einen llnterihieo
smii6en Station nnb 8olf. Wan
rennt Ration Die @eiammtbeit,
Ser Stammesangeborigen, nno
8olf Die llntertbanen zines Staa-
tes obne &iifiiht auf ibre Stam-
mesaneeborigfeit. Sn bieier WeiIe
fam MAJ mobl pom amerifaniihen,
engliifen, ruiiii6en 8olfe reoen,
ober nidt bon Der amerifanilhen,
eneliiten, ruiiiiden Station, neil
oieie 8olfer bis iett aus perifieoe.
men NotionalitGten beiteben, Die
nod nidyt miteinanoer perihmol5en,
ionbern MIR Ourd cine politiif)e
@eriaiiuug 81 einem Staate perbun-
Den iino.
Station nnb Staat oeden iid in
@irflidfeit iebr ielten. Cine Ga.
ton fam in pieIe mnabbangige
Staaten 5ertbeilt iein, pie ebemols
Stalien uno Geutiblanb, ooer es
fam cine Mation cine anbere poll.
tiih untermorfen baben nie eng.
lono unO Srlano; ODER es fam
cine Station in ibrer @eiammtbeit
einen Iationalitaat biloen, ooer un-
ter mebrere Staaten 5eritiidelt lein
3. .. 8olen.
Notionen baben ibr @%riiten5redt
BON Soft ebenio gut mie Die Staoten.
GrIteres lit elm natiirlifes. aber es
fam and elm %poiitipes Heft auf
@runo polferrehtlifer Sertrage
ooer @eiebe bin5ufommen. 60 lit
ben Yolen, Die inter preubiiher
Serridoit leben, ipieoerbolt bas
icierlide 8eripreden gegebem NOR.
ben, Iie bel ibrer Heligion unb
Spra6e su belaiien. Sesbalb ipur.
De Den Bbilippinern bon Den Ser.
Staaten periprofen, unb oerartige
8eripre6en binben ionobl wie ollie
anbern; aber wis ihledt lpuroe Die
les 8eripreden gebalten2 8aum
maren Die Snieln annerirt, 10 maren
audi Die 8eriprehen pergeiiem, Die
&eligion uno Die Sprahe Der oil.
nerirten Station puroen fir uogel.
fret erflnrt.
Isle Die 0ntion in ibrer 8e,
%iammtbeit, 10 bat audi ieoer Gin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-06
(Spe5iea fir bieie 3eitune.)
Geni@te eimes prmtfa.
Amerikamers unit 3tt.
J. Indgemes.

Wttlpaltfee, isis, 90. $. @ilsius
60, Ereis $1.00. - 9aB oelitiher
Sang audi in @merifa nod immer
rein uno unperfdlibt gum Nus.
orlide fommt, 5eigt oos neiie, bel
Sc. s. 8oebler in 2eipSie. in elegan.
ter Musltattung erifienene 91nofen
Weothte bonn obengenannten Did,
(ter. SroBoem Heo. 2ohemes elm
(g eborener Mmerifaner lit,
|beberrIdt er nit GROCER Weiiterihoit
loen eelttihen 2aut unb feline rptb.
mii6en 1ormen. MIs Grbitiid iei-
mes oeutifen @baraftsrS umo Me-
tens bietet er nns: oeut1e Sc.
nj ii t b 8 e e, empf1nsliden
Sinn fir Dos 8 b e unb 9 d . ne.
feines @eritdnoniB fir bic Shon,
beiten uno bas gebeime 2eben lli1o
@eben Der Nntur, 2iebe CUR so II +
ter uno sur &elision unb mo
es lid ihidt, auh den
faum 5u + a | I e b
Sumor. Seine 0fl,ie sipfelt in
Der 2prif, obnobl and Die epiider
Oidtungen, Ole nit gutem 8riffe
Die Tolfsiase bebanoeln duBerit an.
iprefen. Seine 2ieoer iino ourd)s
orungen, ourdseiitigt bon einem
religioS- gldnbisen
CHM, bon elmer ibeaIen SEA-.
turan bauung, bie uno ba
bon einem Con lhmer5lider itno
oob bon ieli9er, BON gerpiiier Soff.
nung %gebobener Sraner. Die iih pie
elm Slor iiber oos @an5e breitet.
ublano'ide Shiloeruns seist iif in
Den Sieoern nSdneeslod6en", Ygm
abeno", Bib oes 2ebens", uno
anberen. SIMMER ielbit oas llnbe.
oertenite mas Die Natur ms bietet.
nedt IN oes 9ihters Seele ernite
@eoanfen. ooer itiaen 0onf geeen
ben Shopfer oes @eltalls. Wns
er Dem 0aterlanoe Solt, fontmt aus
Dem Ser5enssrunbe, neil ielbe auf
Dem @laubenSfelien iuBt, oi,f Dem
nals inner Sreibeit Sitter 4relt5
unb Sternenbanner ragen".
God lpie geiagt, aiid) Der Sd)alf
iist Dem lieben 9ihter manhmal
i'm Naden uno Snuoert allh niht in
trefflihen gerien 81 Gage 81 treten.
90 in Dem b%umorpollen CONNER.
lieoe oes Winfelaopofaten, Der feline
gmpfiuoungen edit p%aragrapbiid
ausbriidt. Seine .Spdbne" fra.
gen 2eilipe'id,e Eieiiermanier. Bon
Dem .gr56blenOes", beben mir per.
Dor: nSootenpeiper", Ser Spiel.
mann bon 8~louboien", Charlotte
bon Werifo", Ser Iteinerne 0a.
den" Snoianii6e Sage, uno
Inoeres mebr.
@enanntes sGblt nieoer ols ein
meiteres, gutes Omen an Den anoern
lesten @erfen beutif.amerifaniider
8ihter, Dem WiIiouri-H oetcn uno
Oen Sanger pom Miasara.Ball, fir
Die Sebens5abbeit uno 4raft unle-
res beutif : amerifaniid,en 8olfs.
tbums. Gin 8olf, bas iolfe 8erfe
8u Gage ioroert, fam lid nidt
iibcrlebt baben nno mag felt uno
liGer an ieiner Sprahe, leiiter Heli.
gion, ieinen Sitten balten, iuie ebe.
oem uno aud Der W cute q e.
Hiatt al ben Serfen" mirs
linn nod nif)t an Die leste Stiinbe
gemahnen. 81. W.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-06
aart nit sr,u panteffel.
Ibrlnrntbmin.

A4I.-NL
gines Der tr%alirigiten 3eiden III.
ferer 3eit limo Die m / Of e II
@eiber. Ias Yantoffclbelben.
tbum finbet ii6 nift llur bort, mo-
elm oaau eneraiifes ,8eibsbilo in
elmer Snmilie Den rSerrn" @emabl
reeiert, ionoern es befllnOet Iif IN
i1logenoer @eiie IN 10 m~n
mondJen lnierer firdlibelt Serbalt.
riiien bon unten al, .blird Die lib
Iif.peibli6e Serrlihfeit" in Der
Gfitle biitOurh, bis binauf auf Die
g mpore in Der Stride. Mit
feiner DIT M d nn1 / d e II Jteform
Der 4ir6enmliif Gut EapIt Eills Der
3ebnte uth in 9e5ug oiif ben aa5u.
iebr graiiirenoen Sem $ mus
Der Stride einen iebr groBen n1o
iiberous aeitsemdBen 3ienlt geleiitet.
Menn Der 81. 8ater nit eigenen
aliieen geieben bate, mie gemiiie
@eiblein iid 10 oean6 iadte" ole
Berrihaft IN Shule nnb
Stride (bci 8atboIifen, pie bel
Hihtfntbolifen) erpbert baben,
er bate niht mebr 3eitgemGB reoen
fOnnen. @nitatOise, II Of t red
kif por6ringenbe Sungfrauen
itno Srauen fiigen iih aerne in ole
i1nen pom @ott ourd] Die H q.
furgebote uno & ii d e II g e.
fese peroronete SteQung inter
ben sc II. @ber bas moocrne
@eib bot ieinell boien @inilub
ielbit in Sd)ttle unb Stride fiiblbar
gemaht uirb mand)er Grieiter lno
2ebrer fonnte ein Sicb bon neib.
Ii6er gmporlng uno @~eiberberr-
ihaft iingen!
9urd ben giniluB Der Geiorm.
BeItrebungen Sins oes 3ebnten in
Ser &irdenmuiif, lit MN llriode
borbanoen 81 bofien. ooB erni it e
90 1nner6 d. rafter audi 0ns
1lnmiiroi9e MI Dem Sublifidul.
Sbitenle ~erfennen merbeL no bas
.etpig Weiblide" lid) Die @erpalt in
Die SGnbe geipielt bat. @ir freuen
iins INNER ber5lif, menn mir ieben
pie Mdnner baiiir ior9erL, bob
bic nj On n de Sueeno oes
2onoeS bon % Gnnern inter
man dem einiluiie er5ogen
Deroe. 3nber beimelt Dos Solgenoe
tpobl ouh ieben pirflihen 20 q II.
mes harafter an. Sn Der ga.
ella. Der ~befaunten Singenberger'.
fhen Monatsidrift fir fatboliife
&irf)enmuiif, peroffentlihte Tep,
&orl 9efer, Erofeiior am Tropin-
Sialieminar 5u ct. 6rancis, isis,
einen ngile nit 8eile" iiberitrie.
benen aufios iiber Die giniiibrung
Ses inn nMotu proprio" Bins oeS
8ebnteu poraeidriebencn fir6liden
@eianses. Sn bieier, treiili6e Nn.
resunsen entbaltenoen s(bbonolung
tritt Der boGp, Serr gerfaiicr mlter
Gnoerem oub lpader iiir Ole llnter-
riftuns IMP gr5iebuns Der anabea
bur4 mannlidc Sebrfrdftc cin.
sIon MIN an, 10 id)reibt or,
vfollen bic anaben mieber einmal
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-06
eimer fa@ff&rm tolks-
CMmlr.

9er Serr Sdulinipeftor repiSirt
IN elmer iGdiiiten 8olfsi6ule uno
ruit einen Sungen mf: v@anble
nal bas 3eitwort gSaben" ab!"
Brompt artont bon ben 2ippen
oes aleinen: I'D babe, on bait, er
bat, oa hamerif. oa babt Grid, oa
bann iesi"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-07-02
Farmers Excursions to
the Agricultural College
Thursday, July 5.

NORTHERN PACIFIC SCHEDULE.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-07-02
canvassers Wanted.

We want in every county at least
one good live man with a horse or
a team to travel among the farmers
and show the Marshke Tank Loader
and take orders for it.
This loader is a machine for load
ing and unloading wagon boxes,
grain tanks or hayracks, for lifting or
loading heavy weights; is portable
and easily adjusted and operated and
has received the approval of the farm
ers wherever it has been shown.
1t can be set up ready for use,
loaded on spring or farm wagon for
transportation and can be readily I'M
loaded by the canvasser when he
wants to give a demonstration.
We can make you a very attrac-
tive proposition to take up this work
from now until harvest and you will
not need to go far from your home.
Address, M. r. Ling, secretary, Far
go, N. d.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-07-02
Piqs in Ireland.

Rochester Herald: The comparative
scarcity of bacon pigs in the fairs and
markets of Ireland for some time past
has naturally given rise to the state
ment that grocers and provision deal
ers anticipate very shortly a rise in
the price of home bacon.
Asked how he accounted for the fall
ing off in the rearing of pigs in the
country, considering that the last po-
tatO harvest had been a tolerably good
one, one of the leading, dealers replied
that he believed it was owing to the
large imports of American flour, which
in cpntradistinction to Irish miiled
flour, left no offal for pig feeding. The
price of Irish bacon at present was two
shillings per hundred weight less than
twelve months ago, and it had stood
almost stationary at that figure since
September last. In the previous July
it was six shillings per hundred weight
higher, and in March, 1905, it was two
shillings above the present rates This
authority sold a good deal of Canadian
bacon, which he said he bought at the
same price as Dublin cured and that
he preferred to cut up the former as
there was less shoulder" in it.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-07-02

while returning from the Grand
Army encamDment at Washington
City, a comrade from Elgin. Ill, was
taken with cholera morbus and was in
a critical condition. says Mr.. j. E.
Houghland, of Eldon, Iowa. 81 gave
him Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy and believe saved
his life. have engaged for ten years
in immigration, work and conducted
many parties to the south and west
always carry this remedy and have
used it successfully on many occa-
sions." Sold b. all dealers.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-07-02
Easy for Your Wife.

Make the burden of wash-day an
easier one for your wife. Rid her of
its hard back-breaking toll. Save all
the extra expenses for fire, starch,
soap, etc. Cut out all the mess and
bother usually connected with Mon
day.
How? By giving the family wash
ing to us to do. We will wash, starch
and dry it for 6 cents pound, or we
will finish same at a reasonable cost.
Dixon Laundry Co. Phone 666.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-07-02
ANNUAL PILGRIMAGE
IL Sc. Anne de Beaupre, ousbee.

TO Ste. Anne de 5eaupre, Quebec.
on July 22 the Duluth. South Shore
will run their popular annual excur-
sion to the Shrine Of ste Anne de
Beaupre. and, as heretofore, win make
special rate Of $25 for the round
trip. Tickets good for stop-over at
any point en- route.
This excursion Is arranged so that
passengers can participate in the inn
Yressive ceremonies Of the now fam-
GUS feats Of ste Anne, which falls this
year on July rs.
Palace and tourist sleeping cars, as
well as coaches, win be run through
and application for reservation in
same should be addressed to A. 4. Per-
rim, general agent 430 spalding hotel
block, Duluth, Mimi.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-07-02
Thursday. July IL.

Coach leaves Rhodes on No. 14S
Thursday, July H. at 700 a. m. Ar
rives at Fargo at 1880 p. m. on No 5.
Returning leaves Fargo Saturday,
July Ia, at TAO a. m. on No. 5. A. A.
IindahI Maddox
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-07-02

is, at 1888 a. IN. Arrive at Fargo on
No. 10 at 1898 p. IA. Returning leave
Fargo Friday, July 20, at sos a. IN.
on No. 8. Dalton Mcdonald, Towner.
Cass County-Coach leaves Page on
No. 1856 Wednesday, July IS, at SIG
a. m. Arrives at Fargo at 1890 a. m.
Returning leaves Fargo Wednesday.
July 49,, at 500 p. m. Z. S. Davis,
Page.
Thursday, July 10.
Benson Branch Coach leaves Knox
on No 6 Thursday, July 10, at 1908
n. m. Arrives at Fargo on No. 10 at
1928 p. m. Returning leaves Fargo
Saturday, July 81, at sos "a. m on
No. 8. Lewis Pond. Churches Ferry.
Eastern Grand Forks County-C Coach
July 10, at 6:5S y. m. Arrives in Far
go on No. 10 at 1898 p. m. Returning
leaves Fargo Saturday. July 81, at sos
a. m. on No. 9. j. d. Bacon, Grand
Forks.
Western Grand Forks County
Coach leaves Niagara on No. s Thurs
day, July 49, at 5:51 p. m. Arrives at
Fargo on No. 10 at 1898 p. m. Return
ing leaves Fargo Saturday, July 81,
at 5:05 on No. 8. j. Dexter Pierce,
Larimore.
Ramsey County Starkweather
Branch-Coach leaves Devils Lake on
No 6. Thursday, July 10, at 1855 p.
m Arrives in Fargo on No. 10 at 1888
p. m. Returning leaves Fargo Satur-
day, July u at sos a. m. on No. g.
Homer Resler, Starkweather.
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Sunday, July is.

Morton County-Coach leaves Sims
on No A Sunday, July 10. at 1901 p.
m. Arrives at Fargo at 1885 p. m.
Returning leaves Fargo Tuesday, July
II, at TAO a. m. on No. 5. j. r. Gill
breath, Mandan.
Kidder County-Coach leaves Steele
on No. 4. Sunday, July Is, at SID p.
m. Arrives at Fargo 1855 p. m. Re-
turning leaves Fargo Tuesday, July IL
at TAO a. m. on No. s. p. j. Lyon
Steele
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-07-02

McHenry County Coach leaves
Norwich On No. Wednesday. July
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-07-02
FIRE F!
A FINE DYER PIANO
To the Most Popular School,
Church or .odge of FARGO.


In order to thoroughly advertise this elegant
line of pianos and organs we viii hold an cleo
ton whereby the people may decide to which
organization we shall award this fine instru-
ment BY doing yonr trading with the follow,
ing we'll known business firms you will be pro.
yided with official ballots giving you one vote
for each twenty-five cent purchase:
Broadway Grocery Co., grocers.
Nd. Decorating Co., palntiGx and decorating.
Dixon Laundry, Iau qdry.
G. 3. Greea, meat market.
manson & Wall, zee cream.
c. A. Swanson, clothing.
IL. II. Casselman, drugs.
Mcdonald Drug Co., drugs.
N. G. Anderson, ieweler,
Home Tea Co., teas.
c. Tromness, restaurant.
n. Schwartz, fruits.
Sidnam Bros, hardware.
3. J. Berg, tailor.
Denis Bros, farriers.
The ballot boxes are kept at the drug stores
of Fl. III. Casselman aud the Mcdonald Drug
Co. The piano is on exhibition at the store OF
Denis Bros, the Broadway furriers. The cleo.
tion will close at noon, Nov. IS, 1906, when the
piano will be awarded
REMEMBER FIRST IT'S A DYER.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-07-02
GREAT NORTHERN SCHEDULE.
Thursday, July ..

East Riehland County Coach No.
4. Coach leaves Wahpeton on No. 1s
Thursday, July 5, at labout) $50 p,
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pakotans h california.

Mrs. a. ]. Baldwin and children,
who have been guests at the home
of Charles Luckfield for some time
have left Cotton for their home at
Sanborn, NJ d.
Ivan st. Johns has left Whittier
for Fargo, N. D., where he will spend
the summer with his sister, Mrs. e..
II. Yerxa.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Booker and
daughter expect to leave La J0lla this
week for six months visit to their
former home in Grand Forks, N. d.
Miss Frances McKeehan, of the
Grant school, has left Riverside to
spend her vacation in British Column
bia. She will tarry for few days
at Long Beach before going north.
Miss McKeehan has q brother who is
"a government inspector with head
quarters at Grand Forks, with whom
she will pass a part of her vacation.
G. p. Burhans Testifies After Four
years. q. B. Burhans. of Carlisle Gem
ter, N. VI, writes: About four years
ago wrote you stating that / had
been entirely cured Of severe kidney
trouble by taking less than two bot
ties Of Foley's Kidney Cure 1t en-
tirely stopped the brick dust sediment,
and pain and symptoms Of kidney dis
ease disappeared. am glad to say
that have never had return Of any
Of those symptoms during the -four
years that have elapsed and | am evil
IDENTIFY cured to stay cured. and hear
lily recommend Foley's Kidney Cure
to any one suffering from kidney or
bladder trouble" FL III CasseIman,
Lion drug store.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
DOG SHOW AT ATLANTIC CITY.
Bv Te.egraph ID Thc TTlb.ne


Asbury Park. N j.. Aug. 22-Five hundred dogs.
REPRESENTING forty breeds. OF exhibition in the
Beach Auditorium. The slow. which will be con-
tinued morrow, Is being held under the auspices
of the Asbury Park Kennel club o. which Joseph
NJ. Dale OF Broo%lyn, IS F:' siteat
Lovers of the Il were Oh hand early this morn
ing and tonight the space reserved Tor spectators
crowded. TIE judging this afternoon for
S.. BeTnards. Great Danes. bulldogs bull terriers
Russian wolfhoUuds. greyhounGs. and French built
dogs. Boston terriers judged this evening.
Among the prominent exhibitors are Richard
Croker jr of New York, whose bulldog Broadway
was awarded a blue ribbon; Mrs. S. l.. GOderberg.
of Riverdale n. Y. who shows her champion French
bulldogs John Sharp. of Newark. with kennel of
twenty coIlles; Samuel UntermyeV, Of New York.
with his cOllies; Miss Jeanette Burdette. of New
York with her prize bull terriers. Miss Lucille
Alger. OF New York, French pOodles; II. w. Beals
OF New York. bulldogs; H. l.. Van White. of River
ton Devon, PENN bulldogs and foxes; Emanuel
Mardes, New York. cOllies; BechtOld Brothers
Philadelphia. bulldogs: the Romanna Kennels.
Iansdowne, Penn, 81. Bernards; Miss Elsie SAILS
bury, OF New York whose St. Bernard, General
OTIS was blue ribbon winner, and NJ B. Stella,
tr OF Rye, n. Y. whose bull terrier carried off
first hOnoEs Controller Metz of New York was one
OF the rtng stewards
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
EASTERN v. c. MOTOR BOAT RACES.

zoe last OF the Eastern Yacht Clubs open motor
"a! races for this season Will be sailsd on Saiur-
ey OF Marblehead. Each race In THIS series has
ss osfss- than the last. and the committee hopes
"a. -si th;s viii be the best OF all. number Of
- Eastern power boats are entered. but the COM
-ase hopes 10 have power boats from New York
20 tFon other places Long Island Sound. The
-O Is trying 90 develop the interest in fast motor
st Facing, snd Il promises 10 provide classes for
s-s'ains thai comes along. IL there are enough os
~siH to warrant 81 The classes for this race are:
sfst class. non-cruisng boats over sixty feet rat
20 course twelve miles: second class, cruising
sssels and boats with standing awnings; course
tss lltles: this clsIs Is open 20 cruising boats OF
- ttEstEs: Ehs-6 class, nOn-cEutsng boats over
sess"sly-cne feet ano not over sixty feet rating;
-.se twelve miles, fourth clases power tories 2nd
SSestF tenders, nor twenty-five feet over ell;
,terse ss rallfA: bnsts 81 this class will receive
1-s tsuAnos according 20 horsepower -
-. scdtt36n 20 these classes the coinnittes WIZ
= ss.sh otker classes where there ere boats enough
- k1tt1ele VIess VIII Sc aTaTcee L ever.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
CAN USE ROSLYN ROAD.
High5cay Commissioners Grant Per-
mission for Big Race.

Chairman Jefferson De Mont Thompson OF the
American Automobile Association racing board sue
ceeded in convincing the highway commissioners
OF North Hampstead yesterday afternoon that they
should give permission for the use Of the Roslyn
road from Old Westbury for two and a. half miles
for the Vanderbilt Cup race and American elimina-
tion trials
At the regular meeting of the commissioners on
Tuesday when Commissioners r. Z. Allen, Clifford
woodruff and William Post present, they re-
fused permission for the race, Messrs Post and
Allen declaring they did not think they had author
ity to give a permit the of the town road
for the two races At yesterdays meeting Commits
soner Woodruff was absent. but his associates
voted in favor of the after a conference with
their counsel ysGeorge Stoddard.
Mr.. Thompson went to the courthouse at Mine
ola before going to meet the commissioners and
brought them the monster petition favoring the
race. race. which wes presented to the Nassau County
Board of Supervisors last Jone. The petition
signed by about two thousand residents of Mas
sau County and made a bulky document, which
Mr. Thompson carried to North Hampstead in
his Hotchkiss car.
The commissioners had seen many of their con-
stituents between their two meetings and found
that practically all OF them favored the two races
and the petition swept away all further doubt on
their part regarding the popularity of the con-
tests Mr.. Thompson agreed that the Automobile
ASSOCIATION of America would put the road in good
condition and oil ii within couple OF weeks.