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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-18
Ia PR|MAVtRA
Y SUS PEl|GR0S.

Con la primavera viene el cambio
de estaci6n mas pernicioso para la sa-
lud. Todo brota, todo crece, y a Ia
superfcie salen las impurezas que la
sangre ha acumulado durante el in
vierno. Es pues la epoca de tomar un
tonico 8 I'm depurativo para la San
gre, para evitar el cortejo de moles-
tias que Sc experimentation ell aho pa
sado y el antepasado y el anterior
este. Con ell scambio de estaci6n este
tiene dolor de cabeza, ell otro pier de
ell apetito, aquel Sc pone pahdo Co
mo 81 no tuviera sangre. La esposa
Sc queja de migrana, el marldo de
eansancio y pocas ganas de traba,-
Jar. La hermana de este tiene ell ros-
tro. .desfgurado de erupciones que La
afean. La nina de aquel Sc halla me
Ilanc6lica y no tiene gusto para NADIA
Insomnia aquf, pereza ALA, NAL ge-
MO de un lado, gemidos del otro. Asl
entra la Primavera en- muchos hoga-
res.
5Qu6 hacer? Pues 10 dnico cuerdo
es limpiar la Sangre y robustecerla
v no hay t6nico que haga este tan ca
balmente como las Pildoras Rosa
das del DR.. Williams Unas pocas do
sis prueban 10 eff caz de este medlca-
mento soberano para vitahzar y re-
bustecer el cuerpo entero por medic
del huido vital; la Sangre. Estas pill
doras fortalecen ell ORGANISING, abren
el appetite, toni6can los nervios, qul-
tan ell abatimiento. 81 Vd. no Sc cul-
da, la debilidad Sc cuidara de Vd. y
de sus dolencias por ell resto de la es-
taci6n. ST Vd toma las Pildoras Rosa
das del DR.. Williams, Sc pone Va. a
abrigo del mejor protector contra
las Intermediates. Centenares de
cartas como esta prueban la ehcacla
de este popular remedio.
'Me es grato communicates que ha-
| biendo empleado las Pfldoras Rosa
das del DR.. Williams, he tenldo con
tinuada mejora en- mi salud, que POI
mucho tempo estuvo quebrantada 1.
debido una debilidad general Que
me tenia palido, d6bil y falto de fuer
zas. Desde que.he tornado las refe-
ridas pilderss me encuentro cad;
dfa commas energia, pudiendo aten
der'a mis- trabajos personales sin |;
/ Tfatiga y agita cion que antes me pro
ducia, y considero que es un gran re
medic para estos cimas en- que Sc de-
bilita uno facihmente y en- que Sc vi
We sujete a frecuentes desarreglos de
organismo." (De una carta de Cien
fuegos, Cuba, del Sr. Luis Come
Vazquez, calle Boull6n y San Cal
los).
Las Pildoras Rosadas del Dr., W
lliams. son el renovador mas podero
so de la sangre y tonico nervino qu
Sc conoce, y curan la Anemia, La clio
rosis, la neurastenia, debilidad gen;
raj dolores musculares, reumatismt
la neuralgia, la migrana, la ciatica
los desarreglos del estomago: y Ii
rregularidades propias de las muj
res. Sc venden en- todas las parte
Yea que sean del DIR. WILLIAMS
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ThMb|tA En- isabella.
Los elementos del antique
directorio y del jefe Sr.
Guzman, apunto de rom
per lanzas.
Alglass partidaries del jefe
anonazan con ir al retrai-
RieRto.
De nuestIo reporter en- viaje.

De nuestIo reporter en- vlaJe.
Abril 17.-Parece q. la division del
antique directorio republicallo y el
jefe del partido Sr. Guzptan Benitez
Sc ref1eja tambienen l sa bleay el DIR.
Gonzalez vel farmape dtlco Sr, Mon
clova neestan mHy satlstechos de la
actitud de otrps4sutiges politicos SUI
yos en- la loqdidad.
Los amigos del directorio repu-
blicano /dentan en- Isablea con mu-
cho mayor numeKo de adeptos que
los del jefe del pairtido. Algunos de
estos paFece que aunenazan con ell re-
traimiento en- la proxima cam
paiia electoral 10 que haria fracasar
q la mayeria que hoy tiencn los otros
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Maleta misteriOSa.

Dicen de Chicago que un tren
express tu6 examinada una male
ia que lnfundia sospechas. Despuds
de alberta resu Ito contenian de los
elegant es trales que vende Juan Pie
jas de La Palm esana, Allen 80
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Panaderias de Ponce,

seria muy ventajoso para Ell pue-
bio que el alcalde obhgase a todo in
dustrial elaborar su pan y pasta con
10 harins marca TRES ESTKELLAS
puesto que esta es la mejor del mer-
cado. Dirigirse para operaciones al
por mayor & su agente en- Ponce, Don
Fernando Malpica, Hotel Inglaterr "a,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-18
Fonografos a plazos de $1.0O.

va el pdbhco puertorriqueho Sc
ha dado cuenta eXacta de que los
on6grafos mas claros Y mejores son
los columbia de nueva invenci6n
que vende ell cielo. Son competcn-
ties de voz clara. Hemos vendido
80 fon6grafos 5000 discos.
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La Tienda Rcja.

Gran surtids en- camisas, gorras,
camas y colchones. Gran baratillo
en- olanes de IL cts. a s, de s a 6
de l 8 cvts 40 ctvs, cortin as, cua-
dros, encajes valencien ETC., etc
La Tienda Roja, San Francisco AZ,
Grandes egalos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-18

de ese imprescindible servicio, pues
di6cultades puestas al DR.. Llevet
que desempenaba dicho cargo han
obligado a este dejarlo. La falta de
oficiales de sanidad en- poblaciones y
comarcas como estas en- que nSes IA
Gil obtener servicio inmediatos de un
facultativo y que a los pqbres Sc les
hace impossible, es cosa Gde debe evil
tarse de todos modosI
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Vecinos y concejales
sc reunen para resol-'
yer un asunto irnpor-..
tante.
No hay medicos en- la. To-
calidad y Sc trata de OBJ
tenerlo.
Al efecto, Sc aumentsra la par.
tida que hay asignada para
esta. atenci6n.
De 'nuestro reporter en- viaje.

L
Entire concejales del municipio de
Quebradillas y vecinos pudientes de
la localidad Sc efectu6 el viernes una
reunion para fesolver un asunto de
vital interes para la localidad.
No hay Official de sandal allf aho-
ra y 10 exiguo de Ia asignaci6n para
esa atencion ne permite centratar fa-
eilmente un medico.
Sc trata, pues de hacer mas reduc-
CLONES en- el presupuesto mu nicipa
para salmentar de 800 a 900 pesos
el sueldo para m6dice.
Una localidad, come.esta nj ningu-
ma otra puede carecer de los servicios
de un medico, pues los enfermos po-
bres y los casos de urgen cia, deben
atenderse.
Blen es clerto gu e con un presupues
to de 5000 pesos de que dispone Que
bradillas, Sc hacen verdaderos mila-
gros atendiendo a los servicios publ
cos y manteniendo la poblacion asea
da y las Gales transitables.
Sc da el case de que por ser muy
exigua la partida para alumbrado
Sc deja sin encender muchas noches
ell alumbrado de la plaza publica.
Apesar de todo hay un apreciable
sobrante en- las cajas municipales.
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Difficult LTADESEk isabella
Aquel pueblo carece de
un titular-
La fMta de este servicio es la
meatable y debe subsanarSe,

De nuestro reporter eD viaIe.
Abril 17.-En Isabella parece que
hay difcultades en- 10 que Sc retiere
zservicn del medico titular. Los We
siRos pebres de Ia bcaldad.carecen
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-18
TREASURY DEPARTMENT OF PORTO RICO.
SUBASTA PUBLICA.

SUBASTA PUBLICA. BIENEs MMUEBLEa
Loiza el da 80 de Abrl
1910 los sguen da dia las de Ia vanddos
meores posores todos los bnes acionado parties los
para cubr Las ooubucne que
bagdos haber pagado debdo tempo contributions
cdas los recargos ngn dispone Ley de Rena enas m
PRoPIETARIOs Description Proped Contbuciones gaatos
aproximadoA
PRIMERA sUBASTA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-23

iNNTiL HiNDH ~ RtIE.
Nachts TO Race on saturday and CIV nsr,
in Ielne Later

The nwnsrs Of the Yacht. ~ tho IA ndicau
cl1-- always close ~" season vtth % special
regatta and this Will be- Sulai N New
Rochelle tomorrow lher" viii 10 races
for the Ave divisions and SPECIAL races FOR
Az IN one class ~ each division there
" ~ he = first pvile " hen tso start . second
vhen four start ana o. ihird " non ~ start.
The executive committee Oilers the ori,erS
,up - the Yacht making tho hest ,urre~'s. Z
time over the course theodore t,rarber.
tho handicapper. offered m" haudtoa prer =
cup. witch - for rpat- that hfy" not non
hrst prigs dUTng the 80 spu la the
event ot there N~'ug only one such boat
tho pri1S Ntll b" tor th0-e that have not
Won more than one ptIxe
The warning signal vii no made ~ !.
n clock, and each division started A. HNe
minute intervals frOU1 q limo ~ Mo- :
ledge IN E"ho Rav The rprir-., - o. P4'-
sonag" Point. Prospect Point and home
u : miles
Nft"r the races ~" IueUb"r- ~tll have
their annual dinner 800 tho hpu-'' ~ 'hs New
EO'hele Yacht tlup HUi after Ih. dinner
~" prizes Nill h. presented
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NV TENNIS.
Crescent I. 4. Tournament Women Pial
al NontrIaIr I. q.

The tre-cent & club tournRmen
= grad ally urarIng N" end In the handi
cap doubles only three games are neCessaTl
20 wind uU the schedule and the same mum
ber Will bring the class +, handicap single
20 q Close In this latter class q Steven
SOFT. scratch. ha- worked hls way INTO 'h'
final round IN Tho lower sact. on Has
opponent IN the ~am'-fn,l vas 7 jenkins
Ir MINUS o. hu' stephen ~nn won ea-l
With sore ~ I. , / Nci.raF
lu the handicap doubles lower section
FINER" delay IA the tor section. nut Of
: ",r"''"d that Il viii he Strengthened ol'
The summary
g., e., ,andlIsae Sla.,.. t,r;' T'gesi :
,cfS,rs i~irsI~tI r u,,cae't nth. hsi' 81 -
.,,, % va. g' ~ 1 a., 2, IS de
>,2g en-, norni , = ''gr 7llng' IS a.ts',:i
Ntmtagr. "',,s N, - =" lsnhn', ?
is',..t A. % Si~rH-n>,1 >cra'r1. dcfrs'~i
sem. r7s, q md . {, S,.phsrspu ,cra'.r
,lha..',ag Pone..-' ~, r2g3,9d pig
IS 7-a . Taa,er plus nslf % N 4 = I
t-'-a,r,' 81. ana y Isad-ri,e pirs IS
ra., D, '' a,.-a..i : = l,c..,n and " d
nug b O. ,rrrrn. r''pu, .aIfo' Er dr',s'cd II.
,'t'' ,'' , 49, ,Sf 80, 90. "a;
.. .. .e.'a'.I' Q Weston suh e, Rs''rr. pin.
81. 80 "a ' - a-rr.-, ,rd v r.,,
'',l. r, ... ss o., r f., S"',. and
Scar, ~, ?. g. .er,-1. .1.aa. al o''S aefss,~d
H"" - any rrny m ny, nA!f o. IS
rs, -, I'D ,,ts,,r"' ' '' S'r,'7,r, sni ''i'
p.r.rnn p.., 7sl'u't. -" 90
r ne Q, R2.2 gi,.,, ~ r'g g. an. .r S'r
,,r,r.. .rIn.~ a" or. -
If~ f~arur" IN ~" vomens Champion.
N"-'s'daN vs. he -"fu mai round 81 ~"
,uu"u'- ~uEi"> sni after o. had been
g -'r,-..u ~ 'is "Dati-t- we're found 80 10
VI - Nam" NaEn"' and Mrs Fr"drrcS
u - B",sr = Wight. bat INC former
'"n .'ou!nrahlv Mr. SChmry had Miss
ma, =. 49, r,'ugh Nj. Schm,t, r"n .hs
0a. obs "Nt"uded especially ~" -econd
-, non h" -'"T" went to- = m her favor
Mis- " lN1m Pog'h and Mhr- Edith
Hlndv reached me. final 81 tho Votuen
doubles hy The defeat ~ Miss Clara ku''ron
amt VI - Florence sheldon The Sem-
tnal round
Tho .mmary
womea .nsrp.on,n,P slaGl,' ,gTour;s ,onnd
Sen. ans. Ronni NJ, Marie w..Sn-r defeated
Scari'f ar'ea,ed us, ms ki>ssll. > :, .
Wo-'1 roUoi". s"-T rnsI -opnt NJ
NJ ,nrH ku''rof hnd Me, Florence Nn"d OF.
sG SaSss BIO Srf1 ns 2sna w and y,
IA4- Johnson = . Mss Marion Parker Nnd
sn n2' s@e Sudr- !. To- N Nh, NaHs
Van Vices snf Jo~erh hatt'u defeated Mo-
ae'-,rci Wl., ~, ievr'' and ,1omss ,'nn,iy
defeated Nj. Florence Nh-iuOn amt lr-urri,t
Io a' 'H r,rn NJ" is,,s Si'2 T,. va a,rSn 'r; ~
an norma llnd'~' 3.
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YALE GOLFERS ALL QUALIFY
EVEN THE ~ BSTITITE GETS
THROUGH AT MEDAL PLil.
Four 81 the Fills Left In Championship
After FIRST Days Matches Princeton
Mas Two Men and Harvard and Dart.
month Each One NlOssers CsOOd score

BosrnS. sept - AZ the Yale team and
the substitute qualified for the opening
round Of tho lntsrcolieg,a." Golf A--ocia a
tion individual chAmplonShip TODAY at The
EsseN County Cluh. nut after the match
PLAY only four 81 them survived. Waldo,
Hunter. STANLEY ana No--sr rhe others
left IN are Sacksl and Kay 81 PRINCETON.
Davidson nj Harvard and Martin - Dart
mouth The sitting out was rigorous one
and included Robert Gardner. last vrgr'.
national champion. and Harry O. lSgg.
the Minneapolis man of many tiiies Nav ~
PRINCETON led Ga rdner after tho second
hole. hat frgg only lost On the twentieth
hole to his college mate. George Si,nIr.
I ALWAYS gulf well h"r" "a the mnrulnC.
SAID Gardner whn WI. third ~ 'hr uuaIIty-
ing round. bur | cam play well 10 M"
afternoon
Their" Wts no eN'rr,.' needed. however.
for Gardn"r dad wei enough TO- WIN m most
cases. hui Nav had great pul'ius sir"'A
and 20 get 10 the green meant usually
that he would GO IN with one more shot.
The course was In magnificent order and the
weather perfect. yet the scores fell below
what had been expect Ell after the brilliant
golnnz in TUESDAYS four hall matches.
TIA. ia rings for he matches was on the
arbitrary plan used hv the United states
Golf Association for tho national of 1919.
No PLAYED No o. No /: met No 10. No.
bolng against No. II. No uEaln~' No u 81
the qualifying round. and on There
was no luck OF tho draw I'm y and the plac lngS
Indicated an open race for the TILE III"
low medal play scorers lost IN" most
matches
Gardner had Winning on tho iir-' hnla.
bur Nay had tong pat m the second lea
square accounts The Pm c'ouiin wa~
= M At the sixth hut dropped one bv pv'fiuE
our NJ hounds twice on tho seventh he
had the eighth "a . and was up 40 tho turn.
Gardner was hunkor'd on The zenith hu'
gained half hv heitor approach. while
kav holed from Dlean across he green FOR
half IN ON rhe eleventh On 'hh twelfth
kay bee ams ny With = B Gardner TAX nR
thr"" puts Both wen. pu the long thur
f~enth green IN g. Gardner missing th" rur
for hut LAYING Kay -'Iry and winning
ms
Nav messed hrs long game on 'hs four
tenth and Gardner won IA and b" had
another by hoiug q rf'@rn foot uut on the
newt for ~ down and 20 play things
did NOT looN 80 N,rD for Gardner huf be-
fiubbed hIs drive on tho short sixteenth and
nay ws- again M With hre- Both v"r"
GA the seventeenth green ln three. ktN
running ipUn hr~ pu' from me edge. come
forty feet. tor tho match los and
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JIH NOR RETTRNS.
CoIumbIa Grew Coarh HAD Good season
IN baltimore.

I'm Rice. the columbia crew coach. -
ha'h IN town after a ~u''a--ful -sasou
with tho Arundel " e 81 baltimore kt,a
sNp",f- 80 Get row ing starred soon ~ COO
iumhia He hasn't much varsity material
lsn to- Work 9TH
"" heard in The summer ~ tho Illns-z ~
Coach 'ourtnsv ~ Cornell and rots a Ieti ~
~ 'OniolNn"r Mr. Courtney rpta IavA
that nor husband vas getting hsttsr and ha
was much pleased 10 think Rice bothered
TO write.
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0TOIT CHtWPIONSHIP.
Tom Nicholson Wins Hell Medal AZ Van
Cortland PARK.

The fortv-four'h annual match 'or tho
Ben auo,, medal emhlematiy Of m" amateur
, hampionshIp was hold r"-terdtv under
N" auspire- ~ m" Urtud National Iurltnr
tluh ~ Van 'or'land' rark Tom \I,hrr
~ou 81 the ~ AndTCN-t Z was fas " uur'
and The victory vas norrVorih". - b." j.
the only man who ever won tho JruaIr
-Four times Hts victories W'r, ~ l-G~
pIS IHI- and y"Strrdtk Nf'.r tho match
was over the Grand \uiiouri t.lrhuE tluH
held - annual sl",. ton a~ .u.luw-
President Lrthibah NrV hsr' net Vice
president " tatirr 'lr4 -gru..i .a. rv~.f
dent e. u Feens lnu."T- frrls. r..
'nircN Gilhcs, New oss secretary rturis
vs. ~, krs Sew Nors
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THE HiRIE>TER. ::0L
champion TrOitIng stallion Lowers HIs
Rcrord NJ Otumbu,.

tpIr''Hr- Du.r. sop .r o." Hsrye~-
to-. following 10. fashion -'f 20. loan and
,uiprtGr . ru 'r" ,uluuu.- u1,N Iues-
iar and "Wednesday. shattered o." sorld' :
rrrpui ..r 'rr'HuE -'..rnu- DO. rru'ttug
r .. .I. .. 90. tp.,it. inc Ifu. I- r.it"r
b, .r'.r Of 9 -..urd than 'Na' uade
hr 'N" 70 'U." t'rs- b. - 'c"k ~ Nyrl,.I-.'
f''H .uIf.uf~z u.'uIs B. r.,lDrN VI vHh
mo- t.rH O.. ud"f IrI' "f ','''.f- SEPT the Mi
V..n'u DOL" rrd ,hiu.uI"u ava, 90 the same
'rI,. 20 vUrh ulur wears ago I res, .'iI~
'gu.p.. .r -u.'. 'io-.' TO- 'rr rtl th"
fou'.r. We -pf' ard lhr Harvester Ma
keIf .... .vay from ~ tlpn" 10 -'spr.d
tln rr-f .HI.T'sr M - -",1nd- Ou the
u.,n stretch q runner ~ ung alon g-ld-
siH the htF Wa coached IU So. seconds
IN.. r.u.,. tor The 'ures'-,.fIartcTa was 80.
Afrr' .U' ,4-' turn Itg nr'I made = second
'u.Hrr ipoN up 'h" prompting The
harvester Jagged 'uu-tdera pll IN tho IN
.igIrf bUr did ~" Tutl quarter Iu a..
se,"uI- giving mr ~" IuIl~ ~ gUi ana
q h.ff"- gfrr pa N" -0,iltpu 'hHmplpI-hip
Sew ltur-iav Do" I'D. ai'-up' 10 redu's
thu ra'oTd
Th" regular. rn'ns ON tho 'ard DID not
draw large fields BsrValdp Wa- tho Yin
ming iaNurf". taxing thTe" ~ no tour
hs.f- 81 The. 4. 'rpi MAJ ba, fret ,hoI,e
no fts ~ pace. Was distarrei hy Ma Ior
Briu" Ma"ouda. picked 80 Nm IN over
rtxl' pI," vH- second thr"~ ttm"s - Man.
4Fll.
Ir. summaries
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are. AIberi seckel Princeton. v. c. @ w.Ide.
Jr Vale; =. q hay, Princeton, " v. T. Hunter.
mouSk.
The PlAinheld Country Club has arranged
for = one day tournament Omen 20 women
memher- OF clubs enrolled In the he,ropoh-
tan Golf association and such others as the
club may invite Tuesday. October -
the date -, Mrs " Reeve Stocaton'
HUFFMAN OF ,ns r"g,nsmrn n. .H, ~ an
eighteen-hole medal play handicap IN ne
morning, follo~ed by an approaching AMI
trophies have been offered. IN, no com
petitpr Wlll 10 allowed 10 win more than one
band,an e' ar nor ns, s,'ors IN the hsndicap
a. well az second hest net, and first and
-''"ond prize m the approaching ana rul
H. Reeve Stockton Plainheld. y. J.. on ar
before Monday. October !
Competition for the championship Of the
Plainn-li Country Club will begin to-moT-
row With an eiohteen hole 'e-ttng round
righi to continue on for the cha mptonShip
IN eighteen hole match rounds on h"tober
made for a Second sixteen to h. finished nui
N i"T similar conditions prlIe has been
"'"r"d fnr low score. IA the UuaitvinE iound
an another Tor the defeated eight OF the
first sixteen.
Enough acrer'auc.- have hsen received
tut. club wll'h begins TODAY 70 l"fm'
~ 'nr"" eight, Among 10" vel hn"Nn
amateurs Who will tazs Part are
i,an-. Ir the Western "Irn champion
alter ! travis of Garden city John VI
Ward. iindlay = Douglas and Louis Law
inEstun
BRrrroN Moons, y n Sept. - While
the conditions were not conducive 20 Tow
scoring three records were established
over the Crawford golf course TO-DAY.
Miss Constance Fighter ol Brae Burn
cutting several strokes on the woman'-
record with 50 and l.. c. Serves making
two professional marks round OF u vas
followed ny a rs, giving him a :? for tho
eighteen holes and the latter round beating
his beet pTeNlou score bv one stroke
MAPIFv0pp. IL sept - The ANAL
tourney ~ the Maplew oOd Country club
this season was PLAYED to-day, Frank w
Johnston ~ New Work. taking the cup with
a sc"r" ~ To- III" Cond lon- - The tour
u"v we're that the pAriioipants should have
been IA the White Mountains during the
entire season and should haV" played their
hrS' gam" ~ golf during the present season
Y tHrnSWorth 81 Boston Won the second
cup Win Ne
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Race for InIerrIub GIaSs.

The owners ~ th" Ilrohmuut irior,luh
,lI-- ~ yachts want NOR" r4,ug TNav
think 20" Yachting -.'tznu ruu. too carl,
ant that Just NOW there tr, ruauy DAYS
"a hon tateH might ~ sulcI Ihsy arc -
s4Il % race ~ morrow. AMI 70 .- rEpr,tssl
''t-z vii star Ilf- rt,. I. under The
RH-pi'"- NJ he lndnu Harbrr Yacht clan
snt ~" star, Ntll De made on Great tautaIn
LEILA nd.
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KaNSAStirv. NJ. sept, Aba ttling Sol
en- Hri N'rr" pti. -rgnsd ptI,..rs this
a t.sruuru fu -lt frU rpurdH here pu Oyt0-
I.r 10 TINS Isrfu VIII 80 Nelson's nrst
pf"uuiugr, 0shr ,u hl- ,amTp,ign ~ con
dttluu ful HHsfnNr hattie With WOlga at
nd an attempt 10 win back the light weiEhI
cha mpiOnAhip.
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JUDGING HORSES Ar THE FAIR,
George watson DispIeased when OOe Of
HIs Pair O. Declared Lame.

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aud " his a few at tho unUArv fell by the
Nsy-ide and renamed To have their palms
read ~ eat hot frank furteTs most Of them
wenied their way to he raIl hiCh enclosed
the hors" -hoW and then took NJ Il heir points
~ vantage. Almost a. great. hut not half
80 enthusiastic, MAS the crowd which
,."v 81 the exhibition from the boxes and
law u. and every one Vas HAPPY save George
N1'~ou. and thereby hangs tale
he harness rla--e- are never very
numerous nor well Hlled a. the MineolG
shuR. a. ~ - almost an exhibition Of sad
rlsr- and hunters, hut an Incident IN the
tandem class ~tIl further reduced the rank
~ tho heavy harness volunteers Clarence
n Ma,Aav Wa- showing irish Lass and and
% hurn- ami b" had 10 compete With en-
'rt"~ from the stables ~ Herbert l.. Pratt
la'H"- E"uviok and George Watson
up showed his famous FlUrbam Lady amt
Loader u NA- ~uIpr.-" To- every ou''
80 h"u th" Judges tint not reward MIR Ma
>"n uHu. tni when D." 'lu"-t"n~i their
Judgment he NHS t"ld that one ~ the pair
~. Ian. VII WATSON va~ equally certain
that uufh vrr" ~u.uI aut then and there
"u-u,I 9 nHttI,. guyal. at Nht'h Mr. Watson
announced his l"'sru nation not To- show
asttu uu'I the rdIur Wa- removed Thi-
exhibit M tha class fut pair. aud il dId not
Tab" ttr .udg"- lo0s 10 dr,ii" 40 favor
Ui m" lri-h Lass aud Land % Burns
lass whHh was novelty {" ~" =pe'-
ra'oT~ - we'll a. The councillors Was the
.pe' lal pony class, where the ONLY eNhlD-
saddle vas Master Hubert phipp- aged 3
wears. and he ohlected to riding in this
class on account - ht- extreme nIAnliness
Ne evidently thought 1t incompatibie with
hi~ dignity To compete with little men and
women who rode ~ baskets AZ the rest OF
- almost years ~ age rode he bay geld
INK 1tters and won he silver trophy offered
rnrrs carri~I N second honors 9Th
IinSi". and ibtru pttke vent 70 lhomas
lIti'n'o"k Jr : Get There Whether the
mo- nns could tell. hut there appeared 10
To- not IN" -tghis-i jealousy. and they lrit
ne ring with calm d"we,nor that their
"rlE evidently was tha' each exhibitor
r"ud not ", IN m -" same class
Henri RIa.- chestnut fhproughbret- had
everything their own WAv "a rho saddle
,IHs-"s. with Hear, pring picked 10 wear
ar" ~u'u. dIdsrrpr i,uc from ~" other
"Hf'H"- 'hal p Wa good idea "a have
,H"'u barred ~ certain r.as-~- George
.'r,o. nlrh Edward Rrrr.nan', bllra gr'dngI
800, islands 49,. oud
Tho summaries
Of the Es,,'t Pl,, nj. .in nriis .gp lTs,.
o,rrs'' na.ggn I {. ey. r. sadie Ma -.
a., - saddle no,',S - - ofsr 30 pognsd,,,;
na'" cn hrar'pHug. uidel By God'rr,
rt'-"' ,""nai o. tmhi.. arm IN Mesco
hl''' IN h'i frn"" f11fth, ioIham stud
las. - Drr~n % g.auue,i hunters. perform
-, on n-is. 81 ir'-Sn ! rs join :
ph'rIr, % < ,a,lghi ,-cond. y Brnn.r,
= : ,a,ur, roG-'r Rem, RSii',s " = Pirsan
no ..drE - hand, t,-s' pre- 81. second
irish lass aul .a lad % Huru,. ,Tcoat Her
n~rr Pratt a. -arrs lab iO,rnr aud l-Aiy
a a. .' - h.. ST. ST, ,5 ,iS""''' III "'''
,.,., :. ren'',' .adrr ,,adlc Over 'al .n4
ufig'. s. I|T-f. ~uu"rNsr fArU.- l4IA
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Mar Mn-~"r wa utl'lnE Allun-' a. vel
A. Ne do Ne-f"riaH NH"U 'r broke ne
course record. - Doc Ma. n.' m - 30" h"-'
figures tpr that me-. OF -f" round 100 on,
~ 'U" ms. rt"- 90 fp mar puIH' Ne had
n lead OF tour luIe> over Clara uI Htr.
ward tIarN h0lcd q uI," p.If for "a 80 't"
H.l.. hole while Np--c- yu' the 'sg'..f'u
10 q . after q pratt ErHr -ho' f-nrn fr" 's.'
Np--er " a. DrlF o.. fpr -.tru ~ ff. huln-
coming N. - ftt' ue NaI e ins rhau,'.
~ getting around 100 . lf 10" Ilas 81 og' Of %
he hOs-
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N"rrIman b" IAN poorly with 'ha vale
substitute. waldo. Ir ana Va down
at the -lNth anu tenth Then Waldo missed
a twelve foot gu' GA ~" eleventh ani mad"
poor drives On m" meat Two. NhlIa N"rT
wisn b' stead Iln' wuu 40 frr.e Va"
pulled h.- drive Dh the fourteenth and
i'f a harm ~ 'rs course. Waldo being AGAIN
up N"rr'U'au made a beautiful gu'
Of some ten feet for "a - on the .Nfse0f d.
hDrrUWiug nearly ~ r...' feet from an unr.I.t.
u"u. bat Waldo ended the match b' rp
ana ON ~" -",nu'""n'N p, loving hts
ron shot -o we'll .p that I.' up.,..i TORE