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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-15

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m1xh rnsdE
hxh rsns1y thar . en III tsnici
Our repH = that He1na u boGh . tomic aada 04a11A runo1Y ln1ood
thsrs en- b - sGseaal ctaz1A rsnsdy thai i not alsa tmia
n order = shorossA0 relieve any ass Of mtarrh, asns1 nME ast01
hsysa sped6o action O tAe nncoas nsmAeansD a&ecesd ~ - 0nRFA ~
nnst hare : gmaal touie sedoa q The nerves. gssnL
Ca4arzh, evm IN pGM1 Who are otherwise s1ue9, aha voa1noa e0&1.
lion Of sms mucous nemhrana The9s must b s0stAin9 . azsnG4Am IT,
cirsnlation. . gys tons % the artsrisl and to raias TIE vital AsoA
Perhaps no vegetable remedy IN the world has attracts1 q nnnA atlsaAtn
fm medical vntsr5 - HYDRASTIS CAEADxASM HI woad@hl s1ng
Of this herb has bean recognized many ysarA and = growing h - As0
upoa the medical profession Whsn Joined With CUnK1D and COHAuA Q
trio Of medical agents h formed in Psruna which ooasdtatss spstAs m
edy for ca&a1Ih that n the present sas Of medical progress cannot b iHr
proved upon This action, reinforced by such renowned TONES y COLLIN
SONIA CAHADENsIS, C0RYDAIlS FoRH0GA and CKDR01 SKI. eaght
onake this compound N ideal remedy for caaErh in Ill it, Stages and saHsas
in the body.
From q Theoretical standpoint therefore, Ysuna b beyood critics.. 1ho
uo Of Peruna, confirms this opinion Humbsslsn tekimeoiah hum svuy
quarter Of the earth fuznish ample evidence that this judgment b. ~ svR
enthusiastic. When practical experience confirms . vsu-eroanded thsau tn
result il truth that cannot b. shaken
Manssac,sred By PeRtNA DRUG MANUFACTURING COMPANY. cAnS~. o.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-15
Time Works Wonders.

Hello. Dixon." said Thompson
"Iiow's things:"
~Sfmp.v swfmmIngIv. thanks. old
chap, Couldn't be better was never
doing so well In my life! I've got a
hundred pounds In my pocket at this
very moment
"Good, good! I'm glad to hear 1t!
Delighted"
"Yes: a hundred pounds hundred
pounds. You understands"
Yes. I congratulate your
"But you believe me. don't you? A
solid hundred pounds In golden sover'
eigns in my pocket-a hundred
pounds"
$50 you said Why do you keep re.
peating it,"
"Nell. as a matter OF fact, I'm test.
ing that story about a fellow repeating
a yarn until he comes to believe 1t him
self. I expect to thoroughly convinct
myself about Thursday. You might
lend me a sovereign till then, will
youy'-Pearson's Weekly.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-15

uesplan1a ana U~es~es CauDA 9~e
Fs<ss<vs Him-0st Csts~usa Msas-
ates = 1De~Ax. res1saesa Cuse.
~Erxena sfHsFnrvd when wi hahy
was three months old We applied 10
several doctor. and hospitals each cf
which gave N something different
every time. but nothing brought relief.
At last. one Of our friends recommend.
ed 70 us Cuficura Soap and Cutirura
Ointment. A few days afterwards ins-
provencnt coald be- noted. Since then
we have used nothing bat Cuticura
Soap aud Cuticura Ointment. aud now
the baby n ok months old and b quite
cured. All that We used WINS one cake
Of Cuticurs Soap and two boxes cuti-
cura Ointment, coating IL al eI..1 e.
r. Kara. 343 East 9th Street New
York. March 70. l006.-
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-15

W0Rks WoaAees In Health.
1t 10 worth knowing that q change
In food can cure dypspsia- II desm L
my duty to let you know bow 0ssps-
Nuts food has cured me It indigestion.
II had been troubled with Il foe
years until hst year my doctor ncum-
mended Grape-Nuts food to - ND
every morning. I followed instxucd0s
and nov I IN entirely well
The whole family like 0rape-Nutz
we use four packages 4 week. You an
welcome to use this t@sttmoaial . you
see 1T"
The reason this lady wss helped b
the US Of Grape-Nuts food. y tha1 e
ID predigested By natural process and
therefore does not t1x the seagnacA q
the food she had ben uapg: II Alm
contains TIE elements required foe
building up tie nervous systam. II mt
part OF the human body u n parfsce
working order. there Con Be 10 d1R0
sia. for nervous snesU fsprssea1s ~
steam that drives tbe enelne.
When the nervous gDtem n run
down. the machinery q tn body WORMS
badly. GrapeNuts feed - - ussd b
small children - well a. eduitA Ifb
perfectly cooked and ready foe instant
use.
Read The Road to WellvfIle.s =
pkgs. There's 4 Reason"
Ever read the Shove 1etteS7 Il
new one appears from 1fme - -.
They 2 gensine, trne. ano IL o1
hnnaah interest,".
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-15

The Admirable Crichton Who had jua
delivered IN impromptu speech In verse
knocked out . professional pugilist. d
ciphered . cryptogram that Nobody els
could solve. and disarmed In . twiaklins
two experts who had attacked hin vith
their .rapiers, all within Tie spans G a
hour or "a. heaved . sigh Of regret.
II - do these things easily snsugA,s
he said, ''but TO savs ny lifs I cat
pitch q curved ball"
From which We re that The distinr
guishsd men Of the olden tina ware ealy
relatively RreAf.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-15

Uhls we1aa nyn $50 GGk
Lydia - r1nkhnmb voro1n1G
Compsun4 - go ~.
Nm.A GrsgoEy, q 32og1nMD~
s. DENVER Col, writes - Nh
HakhAm:
Il Va psseeAsally . tnva,aa ~ -
yeasAA q arpoumt e tomnlo teuub1oL
nn6erweat - opeeottcn ~ -
dnctosn advtoa. but II = 1eW 0c@Aha
waa wuesa thnn be4neo. 1ktun1 -
vixed Lydto = ptnhhamA VoQoeaAoo
Ccmpomnd md Il Seo1usoA 0onpoe1oU1
health, such - hApe M emfeyo1 II
naay yeaSA Any woUnn em1os3ng -
did With backnchA. hoArtne-AoWn
pains. ard periodic NAnn.sAo9n ~ TIL
10 - Lydia = HakAamS VaGsonAlo
CpmpounAs
q ron 1ccog lpou
For thirty ysass Iy6tA ~
HAMS Veectat4 Compo0n0, Mn1o
from roots and hert4 ~ - -
standard mmedy 1oe fomn1o
and has punitivsly cu5edtAonnnn0noe
women who hayW been tyumbao6 NJ
dhplacemeutA tnGnmmnkfon IfcrEnp
ton. nhroN tn1ncsn. tsxog11nr1fm
periodic painA, haclAdA at -
ing-down Keeling, 1ntnl1ney,t n~
ton. Dizziness uBKvUcD rGCcognkm
Why dont you tty&f
Mrs. Pinkhe1 INVITES ~
wonea = wr91s ~ - 01Vf1n
3s,tS. Ev~S.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-15

Newton's telescope Ia . clumsy look.
ing instrument. nine inches In length
two inches In aperture and capable Of
magnifyins thirty-eight times. It was
entirely made BY Newton himself. WIN
first exhibited II before the Royal "a.
ciety In 1871, and more than 100 years
later his successor In the presidency Of
the society laid before George III. Sir
William Herschel's scheme for making
. telescope on Newton's plan to b
forty fest In length and four fest n
aperture.-PaI Mall Gazette.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-15

If you are a collector OF dealer Of
postal cards, you will be interested in
an attractive set of eight cards just pub
lished. showing the most valua bic wild
animals i'm the Ringing Bros Menag-
erie. a set viii be mailed you for 16c.
Special prices in lots to dealers. There
is u great opportunity TO make money
In selling these cards TO collectors or the
general public. Address The Evening
Wisconsin, Co. Post Card Dept, Mil
uautea Wis
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-15

AZ = collapse Win
kidney truutaeal
backacfsc. dtastness.
putty dropW swell
ines and urinary IL.
~reEuiaritiesL I lcse
6<sh and felt Ian
guild. nervous Or IN.
strung all tne time.
~ my doctor did
M hRlp me 1 lNeNn
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-15

A suburban school Just apening ~
the season was composed os bstA ciU
aud country chi5drrn- The teacher -
Iecfcl eight boys 10 debate The subjsct.
Which II rreserable--Ccuntfy " city
Lifcf~
After they had rad many arguments
with much enthusiasm Country uu<h
laid down hin paper and aid: ~Ar.
President. they don't know what
they're taskin' shout. The city by
knows noshin' shout going - town.'
and that beats anything ! know."-LA-
dies Home Janrnai.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-15
ALI ABOUND IN. 0xom

Thc agricultural appropft1k3oa iii en-
ries : total Of &11.11SG06
Cor. Sheldon Of Nebsaaka recsgs0a II
Lincoln . government warrant - o.
227 for the od5ccss Of the Third Nehsnaka
regiment which CeL w. J. Bryna g.
handed in the war with Spain-
Nora May French's posn, .1uleiaAs
ciaimed . third victim in View Yoek ~
Rossale Peck pulled . pistol frisgse an
sent a bullet into his heart = ~ nv =
. beach in Prospect Park, Brooklyn-
Wallace II. Ham, ex-treasurse e e.
Paurs Episcopal church Of Bodkoa, llha-
who was serving . sentence ID IT, No.
ch3eetts State prison q fftesa . tyuunty
ysGfs for the larceny Of 421zyO0Q did.
The legislative committee 81 ~ Mn
nesosa Automobile Associatioa ssDesas
that 4 tax Of from SO to 20 = lssisa
By the State on each mAchiDe 81 IL
proceeds applied to building 80 49,
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-15

GJ0o1D8 - I0Gu0EoKs
The famous ball player was looking
through the sporting columns Of the
newspapers.
II see they've quit mentioning me- b
said. Il maj N well sign"
Upon doing which be secured q MORE
mention in the newspaperA
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-15

t. t1ms - eoanole1n s1sue palof =
befofs - paintse apo1lNo = IT, na0
who pnta sp ~ manp aAoaa1 -
shirt ~ r~espunsf1illsy e eAossisug -
paint True. ~ poiutee o1ghe -
know paint be&ter than - basksr. -
p~ros~a1ioaal man " ~ u1sschanG II
trO0bae u H. houas swnes - ofsso
deliberately barr tn comust&at an6
honese painter fron to - ~ acr~pt.
ing : bid whtcA ~ Ought q know
wouid make IN hooeat 10 lmpumihas.
secure roar bids % IL bsais ~ NJ
tlonai I<Ad CompaayAs puss White
I~sd ard pure I1ns<ed on a1d -
that yo0 ~ thess matertaiA
10 ~ need b fooled ~ aduihees
atsd white lead 4 haowpipe tesfins
oat1t viii D. mailed 70 any ~ intse@
est~d Ia paiat
Address. Natt0nal lAaA Cnmpaay.
Woodbridge DutidiaG. Nsw York Ctty.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-15

1nnnEmoG1en u-eaosnnsv.
nGmA ~ - hagoa11 afhsn poauen
- ~ WIN = uncsnproaislng -.
Hoem10 wAicA = D0rs sGsctuAI thAn
- - = afG II Mas1nees AAvo.
O1a eauEsass tAis fne< u IL Follow.
-:
- hushan1 = particularly Iishss b
0aackne~ snptain.. rsnarked ! lady
pmsno9. -Coal6 y0u I'LL hin xAal
- q = CO a. an attac&y~
skaiat nscs0ary. mum.. replied ~
0Dkn11 Hell - ~
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-15

The proposed Henry Hudson memorial
bridge will be the largest span of con-
crete or stone in the world. II will be
1O3 feet in the clear. There are soms
larger spans OF metal.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-15
un

Ooassss1s kAaasy Dssssasss.
Mn John KIrk. r. r. q. N0 Z D.
troll. Mica. says: Five pears aeD IL !
critical dr. a. life I was @ tn verge
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-15

An English brewery has given q CON
tract for a million labels per day for the
present year.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-15

Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup for Child.
rem teetIiag. softens the gums. reduces In.
Examination. aiiays pain. cures wind colo.
tJc 4 bottle.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-15

All papers left on the trains Of the
Belgian State railways are appropriated
hy the go3err rarnf snd are utilized II
the rsanufartn~~ 80 e-rf for tickets.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-15

Niss P~achs~y--Aunsis. l and II Assd
70 ensersaln Mr.. K~sehlsy. lie seems q
have - little grn~rai infeFmasIoa.
Matchmaking Aurt~~Thes speriAlisa.
my dras sp~rsaisn. 1t nvewnins II -
deep for him. try him "a ha&sAatt.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-15

using Doan's kidney Pills In . sew
weeks Ill these synpsoms left ma. I
now weigh lG3 poands and feel In a.
celleut health"
Sold By oil dealers. 30 ceots . box.
Fcoeer-Nilbufn Co. Buffalo. n. y.
Egyptian cottoa land peodurss seafiy
ooas tinss . mach per scss - tAas g
- eountry.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-15

II csllscsicn oe a~ntAropeld apes =
~ nsesas's Park 0ardrna y ~ 1nssg
ssse bssasAs tags<hsr.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-15

Fer Asy Disease - Injssy -
the eye. use PETTITS EYE SALyE. ab-
s~oluteiy harmless acts quickly. All drug
gists { Howard Bros, Buffalo. n. Y.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-15

Foremost among the minerals, etc.
which Russians regard = The sourcs u
Gibsria's future wealth are gold. iron,
cokins coal. manganese. copper. platinum,
emeralda sopases. asbestos. slauber's salt.
rock salt and. In all probability. nsphiha.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-07
NEW FEATURE FOR
THE FEDERAL GAMES

The intercity relay race between teams
representing Baltimore and Washington
has become a permanent feature of the
federal indoor games. and 1t is expected
that the fight for victory in Convention
Hall February 20 will be one of the hard
est struggles of the night. 1t was not
until near the finish of the Anal relay
that the Washington quartet was able
to secure a lead In last years race and
defeated the Oriole city runners in a
slashing wind-up. Baltimore Is out for
revenge this year, and one or two of the
best quarter-milers will be saved for the
particular purpose OF handing out a peat
ing to our own athletes.
The trials for the Washington team will
be held a week before the federal games.
when the fastest four quarter-milers In
the National capital. Smithson and Her
ring of last years team have been show
ing a good deal of speed this season and
are among the most promising candidates.
II Carpenter, the Olympic 4OO-meter
champion. decides to do any indoor run
ming he. will be practically certain of a
place. Royce. Stratton and Duncan of
the Y. NJ. c. A. and King and Brame
of the Gurley Club are some of the other
men who will try for the team. Ziegler,
Stollenwerck and White of the 1908 Orio,e
four will make another try for places.
vote all their time to sprinting. :.
A short stereopticon exhibition of pic
lures showing scenes in the London
stadium during the Olympic games and
along the route of the Marathon race is
an entirely new feature which will be
added this year to the federal games pro-
gram. The pictures were taken by Z. r.
Bushnell Of Philadelphia. the photogra-
pher of the American team. There will
be about 100 views illustrating the train
ing of the men on the ship going from
New York to Liverpool and at Brighton
prior to the games. The start and finish
of all the Olympic races. including the
Marathon. will be shown. Particularly
interesting will be views of the finish Of
Dorando and Hayes in the Marathon and
the finish of the disputed 4OO-meter race
between Carpenter and Halswele. There
are also pictures of the American win
ners, Of the more notable officials and
of the presentation of the prizes by the
Queen of England The exhibition will
be given at about the middle point Of
the program and will continue for fifteen
minutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-07
HOLY NAME WINS
FROM HOSPITAL TEAM

In hotly contested game. that was
won on luck more than good playing, the
Holy Name foot ball team downed the
Hospital Corps eleven on the Arsenal
grounds yesterday afternoon by a close
score Of to 4.
The game was one of the hardest fought
of the battles that have been witnessed on
this field this season. and all through the
contest each team threatened the other
on it's 5-yard line, and only one touch
down was made throughout the fray,
which was credited to the Holy Name
lads. In the first half the Holy Name
boys carried the ball down the field to
the Hospital Corps 5-yard line. where
they lost it on a tumble: then the latter
team. by excessive gains, got the ball
within the 5-yard line of the Holy
Names goal, where they lost 1t in the
same manner. The Holy Name boys who
fought their hardest from start to fin
ish made their only touchdown when
Palmer lifted the ball from the middle
of the field to the Hospital Corps %
yard line Austin tried for the catch,
but the wind carried the oval back. and
in irving to get it he fumhled. Before
he could recover the ball Limberger Of
the Holy Name got it and carried 1t for
a touchdown. Carr then kicked goal. The
Hospital Corps. made their only four points
on a goal from placement. after the1
had worked the ball to the Holy Names
25-yard line. where Hudgins booted the
oval for a goal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-07
WANT POTOMAC
RIVER IMPROVED

At a recent meeting of the Potomac
Boat Club committee consisting of
Messrs. Charles G. Warden, w. E. H.
Merritt, Maj. Douglas Spencer Bliss.
Claude r. Zappone. F. Russell Under
wood, with John Hadley Doyle as chair
man. was named for the purpose of look
ing after the improvements and beautify-
ing of the course of all future regattas.
This committee has started in with the
determination of asking cooperation from
every one, commencing with President
Roosevelt down through the halls of
Congress, every boating organization in
America and all the local civic associa-
lions of the city.
1t IFS hoping. owing to President
Roosevelt's strong advocacy of athletics
in general. to get a few words of encour-
agement in his next and final message
to Congress to the effect that Washing
ton should be made the mecca Of all
athletes, and that our river should become
the same to Americans as the Henley
course Is to England. If the committee
can do this, and have that portion of
the message referred to the proper con-
gressional committees. 1t will start a
wedge that will split wide open before
the session closes.
The plan is first of all the removal of
the Three Sisters and the adjacent rocks.
which. II done, will give the course the
most perfect sheet Of water in America
or anywhere else 1OT rowing purposes,
sheltered from big blows and protected
at all times from encroachments of COM
merce and interference of steam craft.
Representative Burchf1eld of Pennsylva-
MA who was a guest of tine local asso-
citation at one of its regattas, was
elated at the beauty of the racing course.
and said when the time came to ask aid
of Congress to count him in as an advo-
cate and pleader for the cause.
Another strong feature for the course
is the fact that the Baltimore and Ohio
tracks along the river bank. and that dur
ing regattas it will be possible to have
moving grandstands for the accommoda-
ton of the general public similar to those
In vogue at Poughkeepsie.
The National Association of American
Oarsmen and the Middle States Associa-
ton will enter heartily into the scheme to
help the clubs OF Washington and will
champion the cause and urge all clubs.
members of their association. to petition
Congress that the appropriation be made
to beautify the river.
The Board of Trade and Chamber OF
Commerce will indorse the measure
through civic pride and will urge Con-
gress to act Immediately on the matter,
while it is known that our present Dis
trict Commissioners are unanimously in
favor of the contemplated work OF i'm
protement.
The committee is now at work prepar-
ing the necessary printed forms which
will be used as educational matter for
the outside world as well as for general
use among our civic organizations.
The committee will call on President
Roosevelt early in the week to lay the
matter before him and to urge co-opera-
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-07
CALEDONIANS DOWN
MOUNT WASHINGTON

BALTIMORE. Md, December Those
who went to Mount Washington yester-
day to see the soccer game between the
local team and the Caledonians of Wash
ngton were well repaid. The Capital
city team won by 3 to l.
Both teams played vigorous game, but
the Mount Washington, because of lack
Of practice, was found wanting in team
work at crucial moments. In the second
half the visitors were the aggressors most
of the time.
Until the Caledonians scored in the
closing minutes of the first half it was
toss-up which team was the better. First
the local players had the ball in the op-
position territory only to give ground to
their opponents, who in turn invaded
Mount Washington's ground.
Body checking was much in evidence on
both sides and dribbling was frequent. AS
usual, J. Trotter, for the Mountaineers,
shone at dribbling.
McCrowe another local player, aroused
the hopes of the spectators in the first
half when he carried the leather almost
the entire length Of the field. only to lose
it when within striking distance of goal,
where he misjudged his kick, the ball go
ing outside the posts.
The Caledonians made their first goal
by clever teamwork. They carried the ball
up field and at just the proper moment
punted it through for tally, Tom Glenn
doing the booting. In the second half the
home team lost ground by penalties
The only goal made by the Mountai
GERS was in the second half c. Arm
strong landed squarely on a corner kick,
the ball bounding In front of the goal
McCrowe and Effinger pushed 1t through
Several enthusiastic soccerites accom-
panied the Washington team to Balti-
more, DR.. Thomas Miller being among
them.
10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-07
GOOD RUNNING BY AGGIES.
C. 81. CLANCY of Reisterstown First
in Cross-Country Run.

COLLEGE PARK, Nd. December =
An unusually interesting cross-country
run was held at the Maryland Agricultural
College Saturday. The course was from
the Maryland Agricultural College to Hy-
attsville and return, an approximate dis
lance OF four and three-quarter miles.
The race was won by G.. II. Clancy of
Reisterstown. Time. 31.O5 c. A. Adams
of Takoma Park, d. c.. came in second.
Time. Bis. r. Strong of Chestertown
was third. Time. 81. AZ
Fifteen men entered the race and thir-
teen completed the run. Those who en-
tered were Cadets Adams. Arrange. Bauer,
CLANCY, Corte,you, Coster Castro, Dom
aldsOn. Furst. Keys. Munson. Ritter,
Strong, Trimble and Tanguis.
A medal was awarded to the men fin
ishing first. second and third.
The officials at the start and finish were
Lieut.. Maslin Sergt. W. P. Cole. Sergt.
True and Cadet McEnany.- The officials
representing the college at Hyattsvlle
were Mai Mayer. Lieut.. Turner, Sergt.
Allen and Corp. Berry.
This race Is the first of a series of cross
country runs that will be he'd at the
agricultural college during the winter.