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The Green Forest tribune., 1908-10-23
-RE BURNING AT HEHD OF%nZZER CANyOW

In the whole northern half throughout the vast terrific likely the worst in the last century seems that no part of the country has of the durng the spring ana summer ana the people or the Pacific coast the the New England states and Canada Officers the United States forest service that doubtful all the % anas osna to oive even he n consausv sas @ @ oa e
 
 converted into cash could provide for good sized of fc 
  widespread adopting awakened interest throwing better protection the forests which grow more important as natural resource as the timber dwndles
 service estimate that the total cost the forest fires in the national
  putting down all ooooOo The of the timber @ unusual by fire in all sections state fire wdens fire fighting along the timber which might have been destroyed had it been unprotected
 
 division collected 100000 mated at from M ooo ooo year. While in 1908 the acreage burned undoubtedly smaller still the loss less
 1b aa % an of damaee non b basis of the forest vee ex
 
 United patro close $2o0000o timber alone nothing all other damages caused by forest fires
 That the estimate exaggerated few examples inckley in of 25o miles killed AIS people and quantities lumber burned s50000 worth fire Washington and Oregon 1902 destroyed o start from small fires which under lire patrol would probably be checked s9000O000 forest could additional growth 20 cubic feet This 4ooooooo feet
The Green Forest tribune., 1908-10-23

which than of awmb in this country soil fertility be estimated floods drought by the millions dollars eaon which destroying the sble enterprise the bunedover the before the forests
  1906 burned l9O 010 while during the the national 5s0OO to M 0O000 which the entire administration.
 Throughout serious damage practically every attained  The has had lot work in the fire fighting line on the discovered have held the where they utterly insignificant when had there been protection
 administration is found
 
 national during the last three 
 of 27ss2 of The the administration the of the interior the of fire makes impossible number which SOOO0OO
  the The the timber destroyed
 
 
  the total s7OO0,0oo 
  the the national during 906 The that 1907 2S burned
 
 
 Kansas and the Wichita National Forest Oklahoma After emna
The Green Forest tribune., 1908-10-23

Have the courage to dare t. be trEs at all times.-Mansfield.
The Green Forest tribune., 1908-10-23

He gave oxygen to swimmers recently and each one of them beat his or her previous record easily. Dr. A. A, Stagg, physical director of the Uni versity of Chicago, proposes to try what the inhaling of oxygen will do to aid Chicago's football men in making touchdowns this fall.
 Dr. Gies, an authority on admin istered oxygen, says: Oxygen is the vital principle in the air we breathe Oxygen given to athletes means merely that they are given a supply of pure air-nothing else. No pos sible harm can come from it's use and it certainly ought to produce re. suits so far as record-breaking is con. cerned."
The Green Forest tribune., 1908-10-23
DEALS IN STOCK AND STOCKS

the stalest and most withered udder a fresh. firm look of youth.
 "She was an old COW, and, besides tipping her, my cousin filed four or five of the wrinkles off her horns Since wrinkle means a year, this rejuvenated the old COW as few beauty treatments rejuvenate a woman
 My uncle brushed the old COW; then he sponged her with salt and water. the salt causing her to lick
The Green Forest tribune., 1908-10-23
ALWAYS REDEEM CLASS RINGS

doubt about it, it was a ring belong ing to a member of a class which graduated some years ago. The off cer bought the ring and put it in his pocket
 Why, what can you want with that ring?" asked his friend; lis its owner a particular friend of yours?"
 The officer said he was not and then explained that 1t had always been a custom of the naval service for
The Green Forest tribune., 1908-10-23
According to This, There Are Many
 Points of Similarity.

My vacation on my cousins farm taught me thing or two," said a broker "In selling stock no less than in selling stocks, there are tricks to be learned.
 My cousin tipped COW one after noon. To tip COW is to paint her ud- der with Venetian red That gives to
The Green Forest tribune., 1908-10-23
ROMAN TEMPLE IN FRANCE.
Structure at Mines Best Preserved
 Building of Ancient Rome, i,

Mines, France.-rhe amphitheater at Mines is among the most perfectly preserved of all the structures of ancient Rome, the crypts, the dens for wild beasts, the subterranean dun geons, the massive arches and super structure, and the great circular tiers of stone seats all being so perfectly reserved that the French population. of the present day gathers here every Sunday afternoon during the season. to gloat over the bloody spectacle of bull fight. in the same arena where,
The Green Forest tribune., 1908-10-23

 440 from the total area reported for there would be left only 4O which
The Green Forest tribune., 1908-10-23
Custom of Naval Service Had It's
 Origin in Esprit de Corps.

A naval officer and friend were strolling down Broadway one after noon recently. The former glanced in at pawnshop window and sud denly stopped. "Hello!' he exclaimed;
 there is naval academy class ring" He went into the shop and asked to see the ring. There could be nO
The Green Forest tribune., 1908-10-23
Same Old Game.

T suppose" said the stranger with in the gates, .the lid is on all games of chance in this town2"
 Don't you believe it, stranger" re. joined the native. "The marriage Ii. cense office is still wide open. Chi cago Daily News.
The Green Forest tribune., 1908-10-23

any naval officer to redeem a naval academy class ring whenever he saw one and send it back to its owner, who, of course, makes good the loan at his earliest convenience.
 That is why" said the officer, smll- ingly, "pawnshop keepers are always anxious to lend money on our class rings, and that is also one reason why naval officer will never pawn his class ring until the worst comes to the worst"
The Green Forest tribune., 1908-10-23
URGES OXYGEN FOR ATHLETES.
Prof. Smith Declares It Is Great Help
 for Them.

New York.-Dr. E. E. Smith, pro lessor of physiology, Fordham uni versity, asserts that oxygen is tke athletic food of the future and that the public is on the eve of an all around smashing of the record tables.
The Green Forest tribune., 1908-10-23
Information Wanted.

Guest Gin cheap restaurant Say, waiter. what kind of steak is this?
 Waiter-Dat's a round steak See! Guest-Have you any idea how many rounds it will take to knock it out?-. Chicago Daily News.
The Green Forest tribune., 1908-10-23

her coat into a fine, sleek brilliance. Finally, for a whole day, he didn't milk her In consequence her shrunken udder that yielded a quart or two a milking. ballooned out like the udder of blue ribbon Jersey.
 The old COW, at the fair next day, with her shining coat, her filed horns and her painted udder, took every body's eye. She brought the prlce of a young COW. Stock and stocks, it struck me, are good deal similar
The Green Forest tribune., 1908-10-23

Unless you bear with the faults of a friend you betray your own.-Syrus.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-14
DOPISI
Delavski Judez Iskarjot.
Pueblo, Colo, I. il

Pueblo, Colo, Z. Julia.
Kakor Sc dobi poleg dobrega de-
maria tudi slab, ponarejen denar,
= tako imamo poleg dobrih soci-
jalistov tudi take, XII Sc "a soc. ida
jajo, semtertja cello dopisujejo V
neke vrste "socijalne" liste, V
resnici pa so vse kaj druzega. Tu-
di tukaj v Puebli imamo par takih
"socijalistov", oziroma smo Jill i
nell, katerim ne morem drugaee
re6i, kakOr delavske izdajice in
erni denuncijanti, XII prodajo "a
koscek kruha lastnega brata. &c
mu kaze, je socialist, - ee mu
kaze, je demokrat, - &c mu kaze,
je republikanec, - in ce mu kaze,
je koncno tudi klerikalecl Tako
kruhOborstvo je treba V javnosti
brezobzirno ozigosati.
Neki rojak - bivsi "Pueblski
socialist" - pricel je V Colorado
City gostilno, kjer zivi re precej
rojakov. Zasluzijo pc 81. - ma
dan, a morajo trdo delati. A temu
6lovecetu sc je So zdelo proved
In kaj je storil ia iskarjotY HoteG
Sc superintendent prikupiti, gre
k MENU v pisarno, ponizno Sc mu
pokloni in zaene svojo efijaltsko
delo. Menda IL ljubezni do svojih
rodnih bratov, Xxi mu nosijo denar
gostilno, - Sc je superintendent
tn ponudil, da mu preskrbi cenej-
Sc delavce, nego so "Kranjci":
ces kaj BIO "Kranjcu" pla6eval
pc So ma dan, ko mu pa on lah-
ko dobi delavcev pc $50, kolikor
Jill ho6e. Superintendent pa je bill
~postenjak, Xxi Sc mu je gnusilo ia.
ko nesramno postopanje izdajalca
lastnih rojakov, ter je potem hi
navca ma cesto vrgel, ko ga .je pref
Sc posteno ostel. Svojim delavcem
pa je odsvetoval, da maj ne no.
dijo v njegov saloon.
Dobil je dobro lekcijo, katero je
v polni meri zasluzil.
vi rojaki pa, ogibljite Sc zana-
pref saloonov slovenskih pinker-
toncev in PROFESSIONALISM s%ocijali.
stow! Zal, da imamo Sc wee takih V
nasi okolici. Ia zdaj njih imena
Sc zamolcim kadar pa minejo vo-
litve, tedaj pa jih brez pardona o.
bjavim vse.
Notranjski socialist.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-14

ne in Sc vedno 81 mnozeSe parazi-
te ma telesu druibe, XII poskusajo,
ker ne morejo biti produktivno de
lawn, ebdno zivotariti ma n~ajraz-
lienejse, eesto ma take naeine, Xxi
so povsem odveG, ali XII zahtevajo
prav veliko truda, kot s tenn, da
SO mali posredovalni trgovci, GO
stilniearji, agentje, posredovalci I;
k TEN spada dale Sc celia ogromna
mnozica elanov, tzv. lumpen-pro-
~letarijeta najrazliGnejsih stopinj,
tako visji in nizji sleparji, zloGin-
ci, clanice pc obrtu izvrSevane pro
stitucije s svojimi nadrzevalci in
drugimi podobnimi eksistencami
Sc dale spadajo k tenn stevilne Ge-
tie onih, XII Sc Jill posedujo6i v svo-
je osebne sluzbe vdinjajo; konec-
no veliko mnoStvo vojakov. Ne
p~restano narascanje armad v zad.
NTH d~vajsetih letih bi bio komaj
mogoGe brez nadprodukcije, XII .je
dovolila industriji, ola Sc je odre.
kla tolikemu stevilu delavnih mo-
Gi.
(Konec prih.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-14

vedni sodrugi V Conemaugh, Pa,
dine %. junija IL. piknik ma pro-
storih rojaka Josipa Horvat. Izlet
Sc je prav dobro obnesel: udelez-
ba, zlasti $ strani zavednega de-
lavstva, stevilna, zabava izvrst-
ma. Do tega je veliko %pripomogel
jecmenovcek, posebno pa DELAY
sko pevsko drustvo Bled", XII nam
je zapelo wee lepih pesnic. Ia kar
mu bodi ma TEN mestu izrecena
najlepsa zahvala. Tudi sobratu
Josipu Horvat gre iskrena zahva-
la, ker nam je prepustil prostore
brezplaGno ter tudi V drugih OH
rih veliko pripomogel, da je pix
mix tako sijajno uspel.
V smislu programa sta nasto-
pila kot govornika sodruga Rup-
mix in PetriG. Ocrtala sta nam
bitstvo socijalizma in kritizirala
njegove nasprotnike. Eden maj
veGjih njegovih nasprotnikov je
gotovo klerikalizem, kcr Sc DELAY.
stvu hlini prijatelja, V resnici pa
zasleduje iste ellie kakor njegov
intimni prijatelj, - kapitalizem
Povdarjala sta torej nujno potre.
no organiziranja delavstva V so.
c~ijalisticne klube, XII so najbol.jS.
jez klerikalni povodnii in najbol.j
Sc sredstvo roper gmotno in du.
Sevne izkoriSGanje.
Vemo, ia Sc DO mad TEN zopet
kdO spodtikal. posebno pa mas
"obcr-socijaliSti''! Ze dali cass
Jill boil glava in preganjajo sill
mega macka, katerega jim je pc
vzroGil mas piknik. Da hi Sc teg5
zncbili. stopili so ma cello druStvs
sv. Alojzija stv. &c Conemaugl
in zahtevali enoglasno. da Sc pri
redi njihov piknik ravno isti dan
kakor Sc vrsi piknik naSegd kiuba
Tako 81 delajo SAM Sebi koraj
20 naSi klerikalci. ali bolje re6en,
"ober-socijalisti''. Res cedni 80
cijaliSti'', XII delajo Stafazo svojim
izkoriSGevalcem in tlaciteljem teI
jim cato Sc hvalo pojejo. namest'
ia hi Sc pridruzili resniGni DELAY
ski Stranki in V zvezi Z MO delal
ma svojo in Svojih stanovskih bra
toy, osvoboditev izpod vsakorSne
"a jarma! Delati sc "a dobreg;
Socijalista in Sc cello IA vecjega
nego smo mi zavedni. V klubu or
ganizirani socialist. V nasprotn
druzbi pa Gez socijalizem zabavlia
ii, - to znajo naSi "ob~er-socija
listi''!
Cemu Sc skrivate IA s|ocijalnim
idejami in Sc Z mimi ponaSate
Stopite raje V naSe vrste, da $
ramo oh rami priborimo mas,
skupne delavske pravice in boljS,
bodoGnost,
Sodrugi soc. kluba stv. 3.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-14
(Konec prih.)
Konsumno drustvo

v Breslavi ma NemSkem ina mai
vec clanov izmed vseh konsumnih
druStev ma svetu, MANFRED 97.319
LAM, to je leta 1897. je imelo tC
drustvo blagovnega prometa "a
lS,Sl5.113 mark, cistega dobicka
pa je bio 2,25S.7S0 mark. V last.
nj pekarni je to konsumno druS
two izdelalo 17,S77.622.5 ky. kru.
ha. Tovarna "a mineralne vode je
razpecala 3,1S5.569 sklenic vode
Dividende je razdelilo drustvC
IL procentov. - Tu Sc vidi, ka.
naredi skunnosti
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-14
KrOnicna nadprOdukcija

Poleg periodiGnih kriz, poleg
casovne nadprodukcije, katere po-
sledica jc casovno u~nicenje vred.
nosti in zapravljanje moGi, Sc raz-
via jedno silnejSe trajna nadpro-
dukcija in trajno zapravljanje
moci.
V Glanku 80 gospodarskih kri-
zah" smo videli, ia ncprenehoma
napreduje tehniGni prevrat we'd,
no je obseznejSi, kajti vsako leto
osvoji kapitalisti6na veleprodukci-
ia move industrijske panoge, no.
We p%okrajine; produktiviteta della
raste cato neprestano, in sicer Zee
sc vzame skupnost kapitalistiGnih
druzb) vedno hitrejse in hitrejse.
Obenem napreduje tudi kopicenje
novega kapitala.
Cimbolj raste mnozica H.
korisGevanih delavcev (ne lie V G.
nj dezeli, ampak V vseh po kapita-
listicnO izkorisGanih dezelah), TEN
bolt tudi raste obseg vecvrednosti,
ten vecje DO tudi bogastvo, Xxi ga
more dati ma stran vsako leto ka-
pitalisticni razred in ga izpremeni-
ii V kapital.
KapitalistiGna produkcija ne
more obstati, ko dOseze gotov OBJ
seq; nJena neprestana razsiritev
IN %neprestana razsiritev njenega
trga JIG zivljensko vp~rasanje "a
MO; p%renehljaj je njena smrt.
Medtem, ko Sc je v rokodelstvu in
ma kmetiji leto "a letom enako
veliko izdelalo in ~pridelalo, in je
produkcija praviloma rasla lie V
razmerju prebivalstva, ina kapi-
talisticni proizvajalni nacin re V
naprej pogoj, da mora produkci-
ia %neprestanO rasti vsako zadrza-
ME iste pOmenja hiranje "a druz-
bo, XII je TEN bOlestnejse in ne
znosnejse, elm dale traja. Polcg
casovnih vspodbud, da Sc razsiri
produkcija, katere provzroGajo
casovne razsiritve trga, najdemo
trajne pritiske "a razSiritev pro-
dukcije, Xxi pa prihajajo IL proiz-
vajalnih razmer sami, in XII name
sto da bi Jill %provzroeila razsiritev
trga, provzrocajo sami neprestano
razsiritev istega.
Ia razsiritev pa v zadnjih treh
desetletij noce "a dolga obdobja
mic prav napredovati.
Res je pole, eez katero more
kapitalisticna produkcija svoj trg
r%azsiriti, velikansko; ne pozna To-
kalnih in nacijonalnih plotov, SINE
81 eel svet %napraviti "a svoj trg.
kapitalisticno produkcijo pa je
re eel svet majhen. Sc pred sto le-
so tvorile poleg zapadnih delov
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-14
Denarna "susica'. - Move Ger.
kve. - Pogovor z Anglezem.

Cantril, Iowa, IS. junija
Bolezen, ma kakorsni Jill trpi '
Chicago ma tisoGe in tisoce, pc
Zdruzenih drzavah pa ma milijone.
je v Chicago tudi meme, celih pet
mesecev mucila; sesti mesec pa me
je ia strasna bolezen - "susica''
imenovana! - tako neusmiljeno
zgrabila, da sem bill prisiljen iska.
ii 81 ljubega zdravja V milejsem
pOdnebju in DAFT slovo milijonske.
mu mestu. Pc sestmesecni bolezni
sem Sc tukaj nekoliko ze okrepcal,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-14
PRoLETAREo

Europe 10 razne primorske dezele
in otoki v drugih delhi sveta trg
"a kapitalistiGno industrijo, XII je
bila v glavnem ma Angleskem do
ma. Ali kako mocha je bila trdna
wolff in lakomnost kapitalistov,
njih predlozenikov in pomagaeev,
in kako ogromna so bila sredstva,
XII so Jill imeli pri rokah, kaze to,
ia so cd tedaj vse dezele celega
sveta napolnjene z blagom kapita-
listicne, ne lie wee Same angleske,
ampak splosno evropske in severe
ameriske industrije tako, da so ra-
zen Kitajske, ma razpolago lie TAXI
trgi, V katerih sc ne dobi mic vec
drugega kot mrzlico in pa - klo-
flute.
ObGudovanja vreden razvoi pre-
vazevalnih sredstev omogoca paG
cd leta do leta vedno boljse izko-
riScanje vsakega trga, ali prav pri
onih narodih, XII MISC eisto divji,
XII so razvili neko gotovo kulturo,
neke gotove kulturne pogoje, "a
dobiva try vedno boil drugo lice.
Blago kapitalisticne veleindustri-
je anici povsod ne lie v Evropi do
maea mala podjetja in izpremeni
rokodelce in kmete v p~roletarce.
To provzroGi v vsakem odjemals-
KEN trgu kapitalistiGne industri-
je dive vazni izpremembi. Zmanj-
sa nakupovalno moe prebivalstva
in upliva tako proti razsiritvi cd
jena ma doticnih trgih. Napravi
pa 81 tudi tam - kar je Sc vaznej
Sc TEN, da je ustvaril proleta-
rijat, podlago "a uvedbo kapitali-
Stitnega proizvajalnega naeina..
Evropska veleindustrija 81 koplje
; TEN svOj lastni grob. Ia MO pc.
meni oil gotove locke ~razyoja Ia
poGensi vsaka daljsa r~azsiritev tr,
ga novega konkurenta. Veleindu-
Strija Zdruzenih draw, XII nj mno-
go starejsa kot p~ovpre6na Glove
kova starost, nj lie cd evropejske
popolnOma neodvisna, ampak ce-
10 stremi "a TEN, da 81 Ease prisvo-
il S Ameriko; Sc mlajsa je ru-
ska Industrial, XII za6enja vse We.
likanske kraje, XII Jill Russia pose.
duje v Evropi in Aziji, sama pre-.
Skrbovati z industrijalnim bla.
gom; VzhOdna India, Kitajska,
Japonska, A~vstralija sc razvijajo
= industrialne drzave, XII bodo
pref ali poslej proizvajale re do.
wolf "a svojo porabo. Kratko re.
teno, zdi Sc, da sc bliza trenotek.
ko ne DO evropskega trga ne lie
wee razsiriti, ampak, ko Sc bo "a
cello istega manjsati, zozevati. To
seveda pa ne DO mic drugega kot
bankerot cele kapitalistiene druz-
be.
od nekaj casa SEN pa napredu-
je razsiritev trga prepoeasi "a po-
treble kapitalisticne produkcije
n~astavlja Sc il vedno vec in veG o,
vir, postaja il vedno bolt memo.
goee, da bi polno razvila svoje
produktivne moci. Dobe gospodar.
skega razcvita p~ostajajo vedno
krajse, dobe kriz pa vedno dale.
zlasti V starih industrlalnih drza.
yah, kakor sta Anglia in Francija.
Dezele, V katerih sc Sc lie kapitali-
sticni proizvajalni nacin razcvita,
more prebiti Sc daljse dobe pros.
peritete. So pa Sc poleg ten ka-
pitalistieno mlade dezele, XII ina.
10 pa re kratke dobe razcvita in
pa Dodge dobe kriz, kakor Avstrija
in Russia.
RAD tega pa raste mnostvO pro-
izvajalnih sredstev, katere Sc bo-
dist cisto mic ne izkoristi, mnostvo
bogastev, Xxi sc mucijo n~erabljena.
mnostvo delavnih moei, XII ostane-
Jo, ne da bi sc Jill izrabilo. X TEN
nj p%ristevati lie trume brezposel-
NH, ampak tudi vse one brezStevil-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-14

lid piknika.-"ober-s -
Conemaugh, Pa, =. Julia.
hakor znano, priredili smo "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-05
TEN MONUMENTS ELECTED.
Only One of the Georgia Representa-.
tives Fails to Be Returned.

ATLANTA. Ga, June 5.--Returns up to
date indicate that ten of the pres mt in
cumbaHts from the eleven congressional
districts of Georgia have won out Rep
rcsentative f. b. Lewis of the third dis
trict. who is serving his sixth term, was
defeated by his opponent, Dudley NJ.
Hughes. by a small margin. The hottest
been represented in the House by Leoni-
Gas +. Livingston for the past eight zen
years. This time Mr.. Livingston was op-
posed by James l.. Mayson. who gave him
a warm run.
Here is a list of the Georgia members
who will be elected with the number of
terms they have served W to date:
First district-Charles q. Edwards CT
Savannah, one term.
Second district-James NJ. Griggs of
Dawson, six terms
Third distr!ct-Dudley NJ. Hughes. new.
Fourth district-William c. Adamson of
Carrollton. six terms.
Fifth istrict-Leonidas F. Livingston of
Covington. nine terms.
Sixth district-Cha:les l.. Bartlett of
Macon. seven terms
Seventh district-Gordon Lee of Chicka-
manga two terms.
Eighth d:strict-William II. Howard of
Lexington. six terms
Ninth district-Thomas VI. Bell of
Gainesville. two terms.
Tenth district-Thomas NJ. HardWick OF
SandersViiin. three terms.
Eleventh district-William G. Brantley
of Brunswick, six terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-05

second. Irish Rose. owned by Mr.. Wealth
erbee: third Lord Golden. owned by Mrs.
johnson; fourth. King Of Hearts. owned
by Mrs Allan Potts.
Class 90, lightweight hunters. purse
's1OO-First. King Edward. owned by L.
b Benner of Warrenton, Va: second.
Gladys, owned by c. w. Smith of War
renton; third. keswick. owned by F.. II.
Weatherbee: fourth. Chipmonk. owned by
E. B. White.
Keswick. owned by E. H. Weatherbee;
second. Jubilee. owned by David B. Ten
nant: third. Chipmonk. owned by a. NJ.
Chichester. jr: fourth. Willow King.
owned by John B. Swenn of Marshall.
Va.
Class 12-First Parader and News.own-
ed by Byers Brothers and Koontz: sec
ond. Doc and Mate. owned by c. f. VIII
lard of Knoxville, Va.
pe Class Pc cdrn,n secnnd pan
w. owned by r. j. Marshall: third. bay
mare of j. NJ Corbin: fourth. Everett,
owned by f. Everett Taylor Of Washing
ton.
Highcliffe. owned by James Norbeck of
Berryvi,le. Va: second. The Parader.
owned by Byers Brothers: third. Kinks.
owned by DR.. II. G. Pfeaster: fourth.
Azure owned by Charles E. Clapp.
Glass -, sporting tandem-First King
of Hearts and freight. owned by Mrs.
Allan Potts: second. team. owned by
Rogers Brothers: third. team of Blair
johnson: fourth. Jubilee and Mate. owned
by Fairfax and Tenant
Glass 20 hunt class-First. keswick
Hunt Club: second Loudoun Hunt Club.
Class D. ladies' hunters. irst. keswick,
owned by F. H. Weatherbee: second.
Vivid. owned by Mrs. Allan Potts: third.
David Grey owned by E. II. Weatherbae:
fourth. King Edward. owned by L. d.
Benner
Glass IS. pair hunters-First. David
Grey and keswck. owned by E. H.
Weatherbee: second. team of Julian Nor
ris: third. team of Johnson and Meetze.
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HORSE SHOW AWARDS
EXHIBITION AT LEESBURG Is
MARRIED BY RAINFALL.
Special Correspondence of The. Star.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
LEESBUEG, Va. June 1. 1893.
The second days exhibition of the Lou
doun County Horse and Colt Show Asso-
citation was married by rain in the morn
! ing. The events passed of with more
promptness than yesterday. however. and
were more intere sting. The awards were
/ as fellows:
Class - middle and heavy weight hunt
ers. purse SlW-First, David Gray. owned
by f. II. Weatherbee of New York: sec
ond. Last Guard. owned by 4. w. Hern-
don. Delapane, Va: third, The Parson,
owned by 4. VI. Chichester. jr.
Class -. silver cup given by Loudoun
Hunt Club-First. Mayfield. owned by J.
A. Lynn
Class 81 cross country horsss-First,
King Caspar owned by Byers Brcs.
& koontz second. Vivid. owned by Mrs.
Allan Potts; third, Puck. owned by Leroy
Adamson of Warrenton. Va.
! Class -, park saddle-First, Sornia.
owned by Julian Morris: second. Kim,
owned by Roland G. Mitchell: third. King
| of Hearts. owned by Mrs. Allan Potts;
| fourth. Corsair. owned by Arthur Swart
! of Leesburg.
| Glass 8. harness class-First. Miss
Matchess. owned by Charles +. Clapp:
second, Royal Swell owned by Bowles
Bros of Wildwood. Va. third. Azure,
owned by Charles f. Clapp.
! Class S harness class-First. Stapabout'
owned nv leighton stables of Middieours
second. White Stockings. owned by r. A.
i smith &c ArcoIa Va: third. Maud. owned
/ by Annie NJ l.. Russell of Oatland. Va
/ Class 3. combination saddle and harness
4 horses-F;rst Irish Rose. owned BY +. h
| W,atherbee: secord Lord Golden. owned
! bI- Roland q. Mitchell: fourth. Robin
j Adair. owned ~ Mrs. Blair Johnson.
! C'ass Is. is.,:es' park hack-First. Robin
/ Adair, owned by Mrs. Blair johnson;
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