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The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1909-07-28

And the man you hate is usually
better man that you are.
The lazier man is the better it is
for him fo turn down a Job.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1909-07-28

Real poverty may bring less misery
than marrying for money.
Your neighbors are very sure to
come down to your expectations.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1909-04-01
SIfMPRE MlSA.

Observamos Que 4 pesar de que
va hace mucho que pas6 la elec.
ci6n y de que no hay cuestiones
de importancia que traigan con.
sligo controversies entire los par.
tidUs, varios periodicOs de la
oposieion no desisten de sus alta.
ques contra del Delegado An
drews, y no pierden oportunidad
para Eaherirle y censurarle bajo
cualqnier pretesto frfvOlo cual 81
fuese un hombre indigno de toda
consideration Y respeto. Sospe.
ehamos que la razon de un odio
tan reconeentrado { implacable
es hiia de la envidia vel despecho
que sieUten aquellos periodicos
al yer que el Dplegado de Nuevo
Mexico sigue mostrando la mis-
ma ehciencia, eapaeidad y cello
que ha demostrado desde el prin.
cipio en- pro de los intereses de
sus CONSTITUENCIES. 81 no fuese
an delegado tau e6eieute Y tan
capaz Y 81 no tuviese tanto pres.
tigi0 en- ell congreso y entire los
miembros de la administration,
seguramente no le tuvieran tan.
ta ojeriza los peri6dicos citados,
pero no pueden perdonarle nj ia.
mas lie perdonardn que haya me.
recido y ganado la eOnhanza del
pueblo del Territorio y probado
con sus hechos que es ell mejof
deIegado que Nuevo Mexico ha
tenido jamds en- el Congreso.
Esta conducta de parte de la
opocici6n no perjudicar6 en- el
grado mas minimo al Delegado
Andrews perque sus merecimien.
tos no son de uquellos que pue.
den ser obscurecidos por el hu.
mo de la difamacion Y la calum.
MIA, pero muestran hasta que
grado de baieza puede conducir
el espfritu partidario 4 hombres
que tienen la pretaHsion de illus.
trar al pueblo por medic de sus
escritos Y que pretenden figurar
como censores de actos pGblicos
y como mentores y directories de
un partido polftico. Sin embar.
go, como Ell estas cosas los he.
chos de un Official p6blico son los
que valen, bien pueden los que
atacan y critican alDelegado An.
drews seguir hasta ell fin con su
tema, pues solo lograrAn poner
en- descubierto sus miras rastre.
ras y el espiritu de mezquindad
! Y preocupaci0n que gobierna sus
procedures. I1l Delegado Andrews
ocnpa una esfera demasiado Gle.
vada para que puedar perjudi.
carlo semelantes insectos.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1909-04-01
ltCONOCIMItNTO Of RtClAMOs.

Parece Que hay buenos prospec-
tOs de que baio la nueva admi.
nistraei6n nacional del Presiden.
te Taft, los reclamos de hispano-
americanos 4 nombramiento en-
empleos federales en- Nuevu Mexi.
co seran mas liberalmente reco-
nocidos de 10 que han sido baio
ADMINISTRATORS anteriores. Va.
rios nombres de neo-mexicanos
nativOs son mencionados para
empleos diversos y hay buenas
probabllidades de que sus pre-
tensiones seran acknowledgements
acogidas. Esto es debido al IRA
bajo Y diligencia del Delegado
Andrews, del gobernador Curry
y de los miembros de la comisiou
central Republican, del Terrific
rio q cuya caheza Sc halla el Hon.
III. q. Bursum, quienes venla ius-
ticia y necesidad de que elemeu-
to que constituye la fuerza Y apo
yo principal del partido RepubH.
cano en- Nnevo Mexico tenga al.
guna participation en- los favo.
res y recompensas distribuidas.
Esta polftica equitativa y pro-
pia no puede menos que traer
buenos resultados, pues demuas-
ira Ia concession de igualdad de
derechos, destruyendo el mono-
polio que antes prevalecia, EN- fa-
vor de los que menos contribuian
al exito del partido, y dando de-
bido reconocimiento Il aquellos
que han merecido premio y re.
compensas por sus buenos SER
yicios.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1909-04-01
UN ESTAOISTA Y IEGISlAD0R Illus
TRADG.

El Honorable Charles A. Spiess,
miembro por ell condado de San
Miguel del Conseio Legislative,
y presidente de dicho cuerpo, es
uno de los hombres cuyo progre-
so aseendente esta llamando la
atenci0n en- todas parties de Nue-
vo Mexico, Y uno de aquellos Gu
va popularidad ha alcanzado &
mayor grado. Esto natnralmen
te proviene de actos meritorio.
SOS y dc talentos distipguidos
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1909-04-01
IL RtPRtStNTANTt SwttIY.

la hemus dicho antes en- varias
ocasiones que Ia delegation del
eondado de San Miguel q la asam-
blea Legislative trigesima octava
fu6 una de las meiores Y mas eff
eientes que ha tenido iam6s este
condado en- dicha asamblea. He.
mos meneionado con particular.
dad al conciliar Spiess Y q los re.
presentautes Valdez Y Gallegos,
dandoles 81 credito que merecian
por sus buenos servicius. Ahora
Eos tOca decir unas pocas pala-
bras en reierencia al Hon. III. NJ.
Sweezy, que fu6 otro de los repre-.
sentanteS de nuestro condado en-
la legislature, Diremos, pues,
que seg6n nuestra observation
personal de Ia condutta Y servi-
clos de Mr.. Sweezy, no tenemos
reparo alguuo, Y 10 hacemos con
mucho placer, de dar pnbIico tes-
timonio acerca del patriotismo Y
lealtad de este caballero Y su relo
Y fidelidad EN- trahajar 6 bened.
clio de sus CONSTITUENCIES. No
hubo representante mas eXacto
nj mas puntual en- elcumplimien-
to de sus deberes, nj uno que Sc
mostrara mas adicto q las de
mandas de la equidad Y de la JUS
ticia v mas leal q la polftica
adoptada y aprobada por los je.
fes del partido Republicano Y
pnr la mayorfa de sus colegas.
Fu6 un miembro inteligente y ac-
two Que trabaio con ehcacla en-
la preparation y adopcion de mu.
chas leyes que fueron adoptadas.
Y como presidente de una de las
conisiones mas importantes de
la Camara y como miemhro lie
varias otrns comisiones de dicho
cuerpo, Sc mostro ntil, diligente
y capaz y ayud6 eficazmente Ell
procurar buena legislacion y en-
rechazar aquelIa que considera
ba perjudicial y danina En su.
ma, el representante Sweezy me.
reci0 bien de sus CONSTITUENCIES
y del pueblo del Territorio Y pro.
b0 ser en todas maneras diguo
de Ia coniiunza y aprobaci6n lie
su condado y del Territorio en-
tero. y creemos que por medic
de su servicio legislative Sc ha
labrado una posiCi0n envidiable
entire todas las personals que sa.
ben distinguir el m6rito verda-
dero Y son capaces de apreciarlo
en- su justo valor.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1909-04-01
INEAN0R nEIESIAA0.

Anuncian de Washington que
ell Presidente Taft ha hecho de.
claraciones favorables al pasaie
de uu acta de babilitaei6n para
la admission de Nuevo Mexico Y
Arizona como estados durante
la session del Congreso que CO.
mienza el proximo Diciembre.
Estas declaracio nes iudican que
no ha hnbid0 cambio en- In ucti-
tud dc la administration nacio-
nal respecto 4 esta import ante
cueAti6n, y snminRtrsil ciertc
grado de esperanza de que eu tai
fecha pueda haber una soluci6n
favorable. Sin embargo, no SO
We ningGn indicio de que los Sc
nadores opuestos 4 Ia admission
de Nuevo Mexico hayan Gambia
do de opinion, y mientras tai CO.
sa no suCeda los prospectos Sc.
ran POGO fAvorables.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1909-04-01
FL PARTlOO DEBf Df PROIfJfRSf

Ahora que ha comenzado 4fun
cionar la nueva administrator
nacional cuyo iefe es ell Presiden.
te Taft, seria cosa muy acertada
~ propia que los caudillos Repu-
blicanos de Nuevo Mexico sc man
tuviesen vigilantes y alerta ell 10
que Sc refere 4 ciertos nombra.
mientos fpderales que correspon.
den 4 este Territorio 4 fin de que
so o'amente Republicanos que han
dado pruebas fde lignas de tideli-
dad y 6rmeza 4 sus principios Sc.
an recomendados para Ilenar es-
tos empleos. La razon es que
ciertos empleados cuya manera
de obrar en- pOlitica es bien como.
cida y harto notorin, han tenido
pur costumbre hacer durante su
incumbencia una guerra sorda Y
continua contra cl partido Repu.
blicano yla administrator Re-
publicana, fernando alianzas
con los Dem0cratas mas extre-
mistas & intransigentes Y coope-
rando en- todo aQuello que podia
ser periudicial al exi.o Y supre-
macia del partido. Naturalmen.
te, Sc cousidera que tales oticia.
les son como vfboras calentadas
en- el seno del Republicanisno que
no tienen otro jeseo que hacer
dano Y causar la muefte de su
bieahp hor, y no serA sino una
medida dc protecci0n propia eI
Quitarlos de posiciones donde no
hacen ningdn bieD y podrian ha.
Ger mucho NAL. Asl es que llama
mos Ia atenci0n del Goberuador
Curry Y del Delegado Andrews q
estas circnnstancias con el fin de
que pongan en- iuego su infiuen-
cia para que empleados conside-
radios como perniciosos sean re.
levados y buenos Repnblicanos
| puestos en- su lugar.
Despejemos el camino
De enemigos y traidores,
Porque fuera un desatino
/ Oar los empleos y honores
! A un opositor mezquino.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1909-04-01

que sehalan los pasos del HON
bre p6blieo cue estd predestina-
do q llegar al pinaeulo de la dis.
tincion Y de Ia fama. FL .secreto
de su popnlaridad consiste en- que
desde el principle de su carrera
ha puesto grande esmero en- cum
plir con iideli,lad Y exactitud los
deberes de los empleos Y cargos
a que el pueblo 10 ha rlevado, Y
nadie puede neg n que en todos
Y cada unO de cllos ha adquirido
honor V reuonbre. Su carrera
legislative ahraza un periodic
muy prolongrio, Y u csta cir
cnnstaucia, aparte de las calit.
caciones que posee, Sc debe el que
sea uno de muestrOs legisladores
mas bien informados v de mas
experiencia. ESta fu6 la raz0n
por la que un Conseio, en- la d.
tima session legislative, que con.
teuia muchos miembros de alta
representation Y talento, esco-
giera al senior Spiess como su
presidente p0r considerable el
hombre mas propio y mejorequi-
pado para llenar puesto tan res
ponsable 6 importante,
III registro del senior Spiess on
la reciente session Legislative fue
Ell todas maneras excelente v
meritorloso, y con su infuencip
Y capacidad ayudo mucho al de-
cretamiento de leyes buenas Y
saludables en- benehciu del pne-
bio. En- union de sus colegas de
este condado ataj0 y rechaz0 to.
da legislation Que pudiera ser
periudicial q la integridad terri
torial del condado de San Miguel
Y de varios otros condados vie.
JOS de este territOrio, y por tai
motive no pudieron realizarst
los muchos planes y proyectos
que habia Ell pIauta para la di
vision de condados diversos. II
senior Spiess mostr0 como STEM
pre- mucha Independence en- NJ
modo de obrar y aunQue com
placiente y afable para con to
dos, y ell particular para con sns
amigos, no apoy6 ninguna legis
lnclon queMoeceaeitlrruln pFopip
Y justa y en- beneticio del pueblo
Su conducta como prpsidente de
Consejo no hizo sino aumeutar y
realizar el prestigio deque disfru'
taba entire sus CONSTITUENCIES J
colegas y la generalidad del pd
blico, y este ha tenido el efectc
de marrarle mas senaIadamentt
como uno lie los hombres del por
venir, uno de los que esl an desti
nados q servir al Territorio Y a
Estado de Nuevo Mexico en- las
posiciones mas elevadas v mas
importantes que IN ciudadanC
/ puede obtener i mauos del pne
| hlO.
The daily tribune., 1909-01-18
PATHETIC INCIDENT Of weEck.

A. p. Anderson. . prcspe rous farm
ar and cattleman Of Guthrie. Okla. i.
aud his sweet faced little wife, were
the principals in this little drama.
This couple recently determined to
take q trip to La Grange. Ore. for .
visit to son and daughter in law.
and they arrived in Pueblo from Ok.
lahoma bound for tine western desti
nation. They came into Pueblo on =
morning Santa Fe train
When the depot master announced
the arrival of "Rio Grande No. 3. GO
Ing west" the middle aged Oklahom
couple scurried to the gates and
through them to the waiting train.
Soon they we're comfortably arranged
in tho chair car Of the train which
was 80 soon to be crushed and twisted
In the horrible wreck. The train was
we'll loaded with passengers and 1t
WAS not until the train was nearing
Florence that the conductor paused
before the seats occupied by these
travellers and asked for their tickets
When the two long strips of green pa
The daily tribune., 1909-01-18
The little lady. plainly dr,.ssd and

with kindly face. was the first to
GLANCE over tine headlines Of the pa.
per As she did 40 there seemed to
come to her . full realization Of the
whole affair. Graspins the hand Of
her companion the motherly little
woman sank to her knees right there
In the waiting room and with eyes
closed the tears coursing down the
tho thin cheeks the little figure. with
u voice trembling with emotion and
with gratitude, gave thanks to her
Creator.
The depot master coughed couple
Of times and then in u husky voice
called ont. Santa Fe train No. 8,
going north. all aboard"
The daily tribune., 1909-01-18
par were handed TO him hs quickly
perceived that the couple was on the

Pox WOxO uAuuOu 70 MIN NJ Qulokly
psrceived that the couple was ON the
wrong train. They protested that
they must 90 through Ogden to reach
their destination. He told them
that though this train would 70
through to Ogden their transportation
was routed via the Santa Fe to Dem
yer and thence via the Union Pacific
and its connections to Ogden and the
northwest. He told them that they
were aboard Rio Grande train, and
after arranging for their return to
Pueblo he let them OF of the train at
Florence. They returned to Pueblo
late that evening lamenting that they
had lost day on their journey, and
earnestly wishing that they had bought
Rio Grande transportation.
They sat in the waiting room until
morning. Whom the newspaper 40.
count Of the wreck WAS published the
depot master showed It to them re.
marking: well, probably It is not
so bad after all that you could not
continue your trip Yesterday ON that
train.
The daily tribune., 1909-01-18
tssnsi No. 1 Of thas company

i
J Shoshone. Tho immediate cause Il
their refusal and the cause Of their
supsrstitiou belief is . fact that
within q few nights two accidents
occurred In which two men wefe
killed and eight injured. All Of tho
men arc foreigners. Ono Of then
was Thomas Tulan, . Greek from
Pueblo. At $3.50 cave In occurred
In which one was killed and eight
we're injured. The men then came
out Of the mine and refused to 60
back. The next shift also refused TO
90 on duty until forced 70 do 70 by
tho operators. and shortly after they
entered q tunnel, = second cave-in oc-
cure and one man was killed. Since
then no one has entered the tunnel
aud the men believe that nature 10 do.
manding retribution because the work
which they are doing is changing she
current Of the river 10 that 1t will
supply water power for the Ce1trAl
Power company Of Colorado.
The daily tribune., 1909-01-18
BELIEVE TUNNEL IS HoopooEp.

Believing that nature la exacting q
retribute for human ingenuity in try
ing to turn the course of a river in
order that it's power may be com.
manded by human mind. the employees
of the Central Colorado Power com
pany have refused to go to work in
The daily tribune., 1909-01-18

The Ladies' Of st. Bsnsdict's Altar
society will give their annual dAnoe
in Morgan hall January 22nd. 1917
The daily tribune., 1909-01-18

FLORENCE, CoLO1 JAN 10, IVV.
Mr. F. II. TroUR
DENVER, CoLo.
DEAR SIR
The instructions received from my in Civil
Engineering has been Of great benefit to in my work.
The reference books alone worth the price of tuition
Hardly day by that do not make Of Of
the knowledge acquired in the Through the help
gained in my studies have been able do practically all
the surveying and map work for the United Oil Co. for the
past four Any who will apply himself for
hour each day will be surprised how much be gain
ed in few months work.
Respectfully yours,
HARRY RoBIssos
Sorekeeper for U. o. Co.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1909-08-20
Probate Court.

Estate OF George II. Remington, decd
Hearing on final account Of admlnistra-
tor adjourned for hearing at South Ha-
ven, August 81.
Estate of Mshlon Funk, deceased
Francis A. Burger, Bangor, appointed
administrator.
Estate OF Isaac Monk, deceased. Hear.
ing on petition for probate Of will adj
journed for proof.
Estate of Lucy A. Carpenter, deceased
Testimony on determination of legal
heirs taken and order entered
Estate of Edwin Rettig, deceased.
Claims allowed and estate closed to
creditors
Estate Of Fanna Coleman, deceased
Annual account filed.
Estate of Wesley L. aud Carl Youells,
minors. Order discharging guardian.
Estate of BeHj. c. Youels, deceased
Petition for determination Of legal heirs
filed. Hearing, September l3.
Estate Of II. j Piper, deceased. Order
entered discharging administrator and
closing estate.
9'oto VI w III y conner, deceased,
Report of administrator on sale Of real
estate filed
Estate OF Emma Smith incompetent.
Petition for appointment of new guar
dian filed
Estate of Isaac b. Conner. deceased
Account Of executor filed.
Estate of Alma ID. (Kelogg) Branch
ct. al, minors. Petition for appontm ent
OF guardian filed.
Estate OF Charles G passmore, decd
Petition for appointment of administra
tor filed. Hearing, September l3
Matter OF Florence Mildred Blake, al
legged insane Order entered commit
ting to state psychopathlc hospital at
university OF Michigan.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1909-08-20
Zeal Estate Transfers.

j r Swanson and VT to Louise and
Elsie Moskowitz; n g ne 4 sec Is
Arlington $1,000.
John VanLente by Excr to Edw'd [
Pickard ard VT; 14nw a &n15 n G
4 a as "a W = Pine Grove
5000.
Chas II Giddings and VT to Eliza vii.
liams; lot 4 blk > Msttawau 500
Mary billiard to Geo b Conklin and
"; pei lot 10 blk Hartford $500
Benz IL Cook etal to Cassie G Cook: :
= = 5 W W u sec 80 Bangor 81.
Heirs of Mary h Cook to Jay w Root.
= NV a NV Il sec 81 Bangor; 81.
Heirs of Mary r Cook to Anna Nut.
ting; = = Nv NV "a sec 30 Ban.
gor; 81
Heirs Of Mary f. Cook to Benz II
Cook; = n sw14 nw4 Sc, 80
Bangor; ST.
} l. Welch d Co to Rose Stillwelt,
q acres 4 sec 30 Lawrence twp and
10 acres n d sec % Hartford two;
81 90.
Warren K Sober to Asa S Fish; pei on
NV a sec 30 Lawrence twp and ID acres
d sec - Hartford twp; $4,000
Nettie j Aldrich and Effie V Ford to
John VIM johnson and VT; und u of Al
acres on sec IA Hartford twp; 800.
Laura E Norwood to Raymond f Nor
wood lot IL blk up" Decatur; $3.50.
Edith A Huntley to Elizabeth IcCol.
lum; n ID acres 30 acres = sw d
sec IL Antwerp.
Abraham Winer and VT to Jos Brow n.
wine; 80 acres 4 sec % Covert;
$500.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1909-08-20

Cyrus 2 Prescott and VT to Chas G
Young; pei blk 80 Paw Paw; $40.
John 9 Bailey and VT to Chas f. Blay.
ney; BIZ acres on p W Z ne sec 8
Antwerp: $500
Bert o Kelly and VT to A J Eastma
and son; lot blk 3 Phelps add Law
renee; 500.
Edison Woodman to George w Bland;
q " = lex about "a acres) sec % Paw
Paw; 5000.
John Mutchler and VT to Milo Barton;
lot blk 20 and lots and , blk 10 De
catur; 81.
Est of d w Aylworth, by admir-. to
c W Magee; lot Is blk Lake View add
20 So H.van; 800.
Chas f Thompson and VT to Elmer f
Downing and VT; lot blk Ii Paw Paw;
$3.50.
Walter White and VT to John Knight
and VT; lie acres on fri a sec 80
Columbia twp and the \ sec % Ge.
neva twp (l60 acres
Ina Clay pool to Leroy Robinson; 20
acres on 5 ne sec q Hartford, 81.
Nellie Robinson 20 Leroy Robinson;
20 acres on p d sec y Hartford;
Sl00.
w } Thomas, admir- r Stevens est
to w b Cooper and VT; acres e d e
"a sec l3 Paw Paw; 800
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1909-08-20
POLICE AND FIREMEN At FAIR.
Every Precaution Will Be Taken az
Michisans Annual Exhibition 10
Protect Lives and Property Of
Everyone Who Visits the Grounds.

The management of the Michigan
State Fair which opens this year on
Sen'ember 2, at Detroit, and continues
Until September 10, has planned to
give the exhibition city every facility
Tor SAFETY This applies both to police
and fire protection This is as 1t
should be, as thousands and thousands
of dollars worth Of property are taken
TO the grounds during the week Of
fair. The Detroit police and the sher-
If and his deputies have planned this
year, as heretofore, TO make the expo
s!tion as safe from disorderly charac-
ters and thugs as is done down in De-
troit Gambling will not be permit
ted and everything that tends TO lower
the high standard of the fair will be
eliminated.
The protection against fire is as
complete as any section of Detroit.
An engine house with a full equip
ment If metropolitan fire fighters
from the Detroit department will
again be constantly on duty during
the exposition With such facilities
as these, il is almost impossible for
Sire disaster TO occur. The Michigan
State Fair is practically an organized
city and every comfort will be given
visitors that can be secured down in
Detroit.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1909-08-20
LADIES BAND is TO PLAY.
Michigan State Fair Engages Two Big
Aegregations to Furnish Music at
the Coming Fair-5oth Bodies
Composed of Artists.

Visitors 1t the N'chigan S ate Fair,
which opens this year on September
2. will have the pleasure of ENJOYING
two of the largest and most celebrat-
ed bands in the United States. Kopp's
aggregation, from Cincinnati, with
thirty-five pieces and the Navassar
Ladies' band, with forty pieces, have
been engaged for the entire exhib-
ton.
Those two musical organizations
have regulations all over the country
for playing thrilling music with eli
makes that bring audiences to their
feet with a bound. The Navassar La,
dies band will come 10 Detroit direct
from the Toronto exhibition, where
they have been engaged TO play dur
ing the first week OF that fair
Each Of these organizations is filed
with artists of international fame. The
fair management engages these two
bands for their educational value as
well as for entertainment. Eminent
soloists will also sing at various times
during the fair, which is an added
treat not usually enjoyed al such eX-
hibitions. The Michigan State Fair is
really an educational institutional and
a such the management is planning
10 make il the very best, through the
means OF high class talent and exhib.
its
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1909-08-20
CHILDREN TO SING AT FAIR.
Miss Gertrude sackett to Lead Chorus
Consisting of Sixty Little Folks at
Mchiaan's Annual Exhibition, This
Year

One of the most pleasing features
OF the coming State Fair is the chill
dreu's chorus TO be arranged by Miss
Gertrude SAckett, Of Detroit. A con-
tract was closed with Miss Sackett
for this pleasing feature at a meeting
Of the fair officials held the pres
ent week. This energetic young
woman has arranged TO train
sixty little girls, ranging from
ten years and upwards, so that
they can sing without music or words.
They will appeal all in white in the
big grandstand in the grove, west OF
the main building, every day at the
noon hour. The children's program is
composed of patriotic songs both new
and old and some novelties will be
interspersed. These children will
come from every part of the city, and
a few from the suburban towns.
The Ladies' Navassar band will ac-
company the children in their singing
which will make one of the finest fea-
lures Of this big exhibition. This band
will come to Detroit direct from To
rOnto and besides accompanying the
chi'dren's chorus, they will play every
afternoon and evening Kopp's band
the big Cincinnati aggregation. will be
heard principally in the grandstand
during the races, the horse show and
the free acts This is one of the finest
musical organizations now appearing
before the public, and has made a
great success during the past summer