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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-11
ATTORNEYS.

BARNETT & RICHARDSON, ATTOR.
neys OF law. ONCE, and 9, Morton
building, Broadway, Fargo.
EMERSON III. SMITH, ATTORNEY,
Commercial bank bHilding, Fargo. Prac.
tices In all courts. Particular care given
60 probatlng estates.
MILLER, HENRY f., ATTORNEY ANE
Counsellor aS Law. Over Fargo National
Bank block, Fargo.
ROBERTS, AUGUST, HENDERSON block.
Broadway, Fargo. Probate practice 4
speciality.
ROBLNsON, J. E., ATTORNEY AT Law,
Ga Front street, Fargo. Practices in all
courts. Tax cases a specially
TURNER, III. r., ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Offices In Edwards building, Broadway
Practices In all courts.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-11

Six years ago, Karger was star
with the ST. Louis team. Later he was
traded TO Cincinnati where he failed
to make good. He then drifted to st.
Paul where he was picked up by Bos-
ton and has proven that he 10 one Of
the great pitchers.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-11

DR.. J: u. FRENETTE, DENTIST. OF.
gnce Huntington block, over Biyou' Ep-
trance on Broadway, Fargo, N. ID.
DR. H. l.. STARTLING, DENTIST, ROOM
8, dele ndrecie block, corner Front and
Seventh streets south, Fargo, N. ..
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-11

Rain at Philadelphia, Brooklyn and
New York.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-11

PIANO TUNER AND TEACHER.
PROF. WIN. KLIAIMEK, TIA NINTH AVE.
nue. south. Master tuning and repairing
Phone 616-L,
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ARCHITECTS.

HANCOCK BROS, ARCHITECTS Off.
ces Douglas Bldg, 113 Broadway, Fargo.
A. ], O'EHEA, ARCHITECT, FARGO,
n. d. Offices In deLendrecie Bldg
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-11
PROFESSIONAL CARDS

ACCOUNTANT.
WALTER THOMSON, EXPERT AC
countant. Phone 1901. 1120 THIRD ave
nue. south, Fargo. N. d.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-18
CHANGE IS ON
IN TWO CONCERNS
J. H. MORGAN NEW MANAGER or
STEAM LAUNDRY AND Goes
COLA COMPANY


Changes have leen announced in
the management ii me Brunswick
Coca Cola company and the Bruins
wick Steam Laundry, twin industries
operated on Richmond street. The
exact nature of the change has not
been given to the public, bur 1t is
stated that ,. II. Morgan. local repre-
sentative of the Schlitz Brewing Co T..
has assumed the active management
OF both of them. W. H. GIBSON, FOR
several years the active manager of
the Two concerns. several weeks SINCE
tendered his resignation, and it is
understood that he has business en-
ga neats early in the coming year
which VIII probably take him from
the city. This will occasion consider
able regret AnionS mis- lafae circle Of
Brunswick nieisde. These t9o prep
critics are Gsth active ones and IN
de- the rnanagement of Mr. Morgan
there is every resson why hotl Il
then should becoi.se sSan more pres
porous. 49,
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GER TIE GOLD.

TIE Missing word Psge AFpacfs in
This Issue.
Elsewhere IN this issue This mora
ing appears q page Of advertisements
ad9ertis sinents a word has been
omitted and FOR nine other occasions
the ad will appear with the missing
word 10 the persons guessing the
correct word the most Number Of
times win tie given 500 in gold--$2a
to the first sprize-winner; SIS to tile
second and SO to the third. Here is
a great chance TO win some real goal
money 50 get busy on the page q
this morning and
send your answers to Contest Eli
tor on me coupon appearing in the
ad
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-18
WORLDS SEAMEN
TO START STRIKE,
100000 MEN WHO RUN THE Pc
RIL or GOING DOWN TO THE
SEA, ON WAR PATH.

Lordon, Dec 17.-A strike OF sea-
men, which may tie up the maritime
ecmmerce Of the world. involving 2
100000 mel. may result from tue
conference TO be held in Maritime
hall. London, during the next two
weeks. Chas. Chambers, grand treas
Iiirer Of the American branch Of. the
international Seatnen's Union, afrIv-
led today 70 represent American
sailors IN the discussion Of demands.
Never before has there been an III.
Hternational strike OF seamen, and the
result OF such a general cessation Of
york void te disastrous beyon /
racedent. The demands OF lie sea
AZ en- employed in the shipping irsdYs-
r. Of ne Great f.9kes constitute one
Of tfe principal bones of contention.
It is alleged laat me ,r'eFican lakes.
seamea, who have been on sfsiae for
Two years, are the Victims of i blacl:
Iisfing systssn, Miis iaeludes a Bcf-
fiiticn s.atsa ~ brS & marks on sea-
mel as TO idetify them III cas
they turn oat to e union organizers
ard thus aid in their persecution
throughout iAe world.
] Hayelock Wilson, N, p, presi
dent OF the British branch Of the IN
tefnationai seamens union, viii ri
side over the sessions and delioera-
tons OF ire DELEGATES. The aHjca
NOW is Organized throughout NoFtal
and South America, Great Britd.R
ard all European nations and ASH
including al the better class Of
Chinese, tiindoo and Lascar .sailars.
i lar.se strife fund is on hand. ard
Il is said that the members through
out the world are ready to qait /
YORK as soon as ne word is giy |
"a. Representatives of the BIRTHS
shipping Industry believe that th@f
will re satisfactory ad
Iusted
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New STATION AT EVERETT

Neat Little Structure Has About
Been Completed
The new depot of the southern
railway at Everett, which has hesn
under construction for some time, is
about completed The force Of the
railroad is now using the new depot
and the carpenters viii finish wor@-
on it probably BY the end Of "a
Week,
The new depot was built TO repiaae
the one destroyed ny fire several
months ago.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-18
FIRE DAMAGES gtBlE HOUSE.

New York. Dec IL The Bible
Honse. the home OF the american
Bible society. Christian Herald and
several other Methodist publications..
was The scene of a fire this morning
The damage was slight. amounting
to only $4,000.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-18
XMAS GOODS ON EXHIBITION
A. zeimenovitz Invites the Public u
Visit His Store.

4 beautiful line Of holiday goods
are now on exhiSition AT A. Zelmen-
oy!tz's sserc The Nc disrfsss Is very az
tractive. and consists OF quite an as
sorument Of suitable articles Tor
Christmas gifts.
Mr. Zelmenovitz extends an invita-
ton 10 al his customers and the
public generally 20 visit his store
this week and examine his stock he
fore buying elsewhere.
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BISHOP REESE HERE.
He Arrived Last Night and VIII
Preach at ST. Marks Today.

Rt Rev. F. r Reese. ID. d., bishop
Of the diocese of Georgia, arrived in
the city last night and is guest.
of Rev. r., f. Boykin, rector Of St,
wark.s church, Bishon Reese. WHO IS
forceful orator VIII deliver ser
moaa at ST., Marks ciinrch al L
O'Clock this morning. Tue 5isaop
has visited the city frequently and
has u wide circle Of friends who are
always pleased TO welcome him 10
Brunswick.
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saAkEa ElnaEss DEAD.

Pittfield, Mass. Dec. Elderss
Anna Whitehead. OF the family OF
sssss,ssaais5.rs is dead II Mount -eI'anan,,
at the age OF - years. The weman
devoted a. large fortune 70 the shiSk-
er propagaHGa-
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had ssss 1aFssd os. hal Mr. BarnhAm
that the Dixie H. u a fasasr boat than the
ssss ISs sn sAsi ;: :. .s s oa one ne, r Ms
u ADDITION M bssuba an .a ~ he Sill siiow
se~oSdiSS 70 Il. ruiss q Vks" I Hmsr,S S
fowW boat Association. The motor for
ne neS Illrudsr. an eight cylinder sterling.
10 I.osc Tssoiuisoa. nO ssS certain reSns.
menss are oNpected 70 Increase this power
Ihs two sopAer boats bull, by Herrsshon
for hO6srt ". EmmoOs "a and dalen ".
s.o1s are ready. MR. EmmsoRs and Me-:
sa .s laspesied the yschis last week and
Inonih. aud then after bsinx tried they viii
sEs 70 b. raced s9iIl the lTial races oG the
Nile. l. csrtss Of A,slsbOro q psoml-
Sub. IA. launched his new power boat.
yard. The boat - q handsome craft and
S ~ x on. OF re .gssd'ss, poMsr l1I"c ,i ne-
ssrus,sd he crsft 10 raLs shs pIscs s q van
kse. the boat WhICh was W-ed by Mr.. carter
Is, last yea; hankee was = spesd 6cai aud
Ths new craft Is 10 be used a. a day cruiser
s'sarted tor IhS latter sport;
e, y. Dunbar 81 tho RhOds Island Yacht
Club aud made . good trial Trip. running
Tom East QTesnUich To tho Rhods Island
Iechi Club house ana return. The return
trip, q distancs of ab0ui twelve aud one
hau nautical miles. Was made IN Aftle
mere than an hour Although Yankee II
ehs y capabie % about fourteen mile@ an
hour. lanhss N. u Is feet over all. y feet
beam and draws 81 feet she y equipped
and IA Of the trunk cabin type. The
cabin h built forward and vii accom-,
MEDIATE .ix psrsOn. she I. conssrlcted
and allow other begths 10 Oe TigRed over
bead. There 70 . large Cockpit afl for
nsnsns RSrpossr, 10 ne m ma Sap.n S chr.
OF the same siae The boat is hnaly htted
throughout sod viii prosa a welcome add
her at Wesfpor,, where h. has . sum Rer
home.
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ron CABLE CHESS.
American Team WIN Piay IN Alexander
Hail. Princeton.

Alexander Hall. Princeton University.
has been placed az the dispo-si ~ the Amrr-
lean team for the International match by
cal le NHh oxford and Cambridge on April
y. The surceSsful match Of 1900. which
was won by the American students. was also
bid IN that hall. The OXfOrd-Cambrbdse
.extet will be stationed IN he rooms Of the
METROPOLITAN Che-- Club OF London.
The sixth board on the American team
has not vet been filled. Action will be
taken on hts matter upon the return To New
Work 81 D. X Perry. harvard repre-~ntA-
tive on the intercollegiate alumni com
Inittee, Who y ah@eni in Neu England.
oxford University wlll select IT, three
Representatives ON the EnGllsh cable team
from the following y. lob 4 Water
Burrer-. A. q. Macfarlane, 4. J. Dash.
b. 4. Bull, u. !. POeOck ana y n. Seuneck,
Of these X Lob. pre@ldent Of the Oxford
chess Club last year. u tho only one who
played against America in 1919. Ne was
placed serond board on that occasiOn and
drew with " " Hughes % the JntverAtty
Of PennsyivantA. whose Whhdra val this
year caused the vacancy az present sSisttna
In the Anlcrtusn ranks. J, ~ Bee o. tam-
bridge who drew With ". parshley Of Har-
ward ~ the sixth hoard = year ago. = with
The fishi Blue this year and probabiy I'll
play again.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-03
Association FOOTBtLL.
Colunabsa Ousrsasses cOrnesl. winning
Oy = 90 q.


Completely outclaased bv Columhia's
rbaunnlcna s,arn~u uaa defeated emailv
=. --,s ,.sIn = =. - ss.,., -,
~ socAes to"'oAh oy ~" - ~nel sSo'e
% goals to o on south fteid ve-terda'
aftNrnoon ~ no stage Of the proceeiin 90
dtd IN. ,.oIl.g,an. from nm the STATE
-. -, ~ -. ,.,r $50. ~ ,,t,
the game ThrouEhout the nEr' halt
|C n spencer goal keeper for the Rlue
"a uhl,. -. IA. .na hnr,it,r tn,sra-aed
,..l....'..,'s' s,...-.S
IN me EAme' " w '"'",'e i""''"
successive win IN the intercollegiate series
for the Milnea Gun ana now only one game
rm,n.,o. i'm N.ls IN N. nlnved AZ New
-, 49,.
maven Nees "enc~
The sfart was DELAYED someWhN bv the
tartine-s OF the lacrosse PLAYERS Who pre
,.s.a ~. .oco.r. On ,ha ala Co.n.l
49, ~. - 49, - -.
son the Toss ana e'ec'ed 10 hlcN ON IN we
face Of the SIN. The Dwyer hrothers rushed
the hall down To the Cornell goal hut A. a.
a...ss 4. 1910. -. - -, A.,l.,.. "a .
=. :. - 49, -, -. -,
soc Ine nr~ cofner WIS eafnea Dl otunl"
ota. but there WAS no result. Hauback
e@mple headed bach Of the Columbia line
- ,hn yi.i,o,. .ntov.d n rnou,ao,aTy
- D'--.s-.,,. -, y, - -, "a - =
lo~En PraTNcahf aH ~ the reT oi the
half =&a played IN Covnell territory.
ma IthacAna we're he nrpt 20 he p.-nalized
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-03
ROWING SUFFERS ron WINING
Cssauassa VARSITY Grew Lsses sauBaera. .
Crurix 0arsmaa.

The Coisimbt va rsity crew met with an
other setback Yesterday when a. b~ssme
certain that r. ~ Saunders. ~. Who row 81
No In the varsity eight IN 1913 and 1870
would he unable to ron &C PouRhkeepsie
this Juns on account Of the conAt-t Of
q sumner mintnG trip. saunders will Ia We
to leave New York on May p with sq'ia d
of third year MINING students for Butte.
Mon, for q ten weeks mining course. and
after that he will have TO finish 10 some
work az Camp Columbia. II has bern tound
impossible 90 rearrange the schednls Of the
ss,ises.rs was IN the opinion Of many
the hest % ransn Rice had for this year :
eIsh, Ne va. one 81 the .,ronsss, m ,,sI,
SSS ~ n" n sH he soar ns : ,ss sSiPd
man Rice has losi sinse the beginning n
tho collage year. Rensha ~, Who vas bow
Iast July. Ia wing becoIns Ineligible. and
PhlIlIps. Eeo rossd No haylnS lss.
eft IN the university o. the eight Nho sat
No. =. and Robinson. so. .. sers lost by
graduation MuPhy; strcse: H.I sIg,
ussk' but az h Hneisr- had not rsDorted
on the water his defectlOn mn de no diner
enco IN the bpAtinH ~ the crews yesterday
AFTERNOON, The hTRt she'll tn vels along q
saPaTb siyIs for 20 saElI IN the yeeT: ane
Rice expects 70 ha W 9 crew at POushkeep'
sIe this year thet VII meaaure NJ 20 ths
aia rd bo has bad IN the last thres yea ~
Practically sli Of the men he has at work
witk he riSsr b ldsaI CONDITION Iss ar-,
and sscOnd etKhts had . ain roS IN thu
Ss.-=>== :. sA.>h the second bat yAs
beaten three lengths by the varsity.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-03

their events. II may not be very Nrone
thing for . man connected with an amateur
club 20 be seen doinR duty N profe.nlonAl
event. bat az The best ho looks cut OF pace
rGs TroIan A. c. e Hartford, CPn r.;
STSmms FOE q bla -. OF danes. An effort
: TO be made 10 get all the bssl athlete.
around New York 70 cOmpete and this viii
attraction. ON that date. On the Trojan
list OF contests there VIII be eyente Tor
college men aud sahoolboEe q AL grade..
A. well a. relays galore. The Trojan y. =.
has iOlRed the Metropolitan Association
of The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-03
NEW ROCHELLE FLEET.
New Naehts mat wIu Represeat ths
CImb Thls season.

New NRRhts mat WIZ WepFeseut me
CImb Thls season.
The New RochelIe Yacht Club win soon
admit twenty-thres nsw membera. which
will bring ts total membership up to 10.
None but yacht owners viii bs admitted
when the list reaches go. by the admission
Of the new members the following yachts
will be added to the club feet. Adven-
tura, owned by v. J. Bellows. Alarm. owned
by A. D. Seymour: the sender class cham
plon Joyette. owned by W. ". swan: Kath-
mar. owned by q. T. Fowler: Red wing.
owned by NJ n, L0wey: RiDels, owned by
A. ". Billiard: verns. Owned by G. j. sulli-
These viii mako q total Of los -yschts
enrolled, comprising the largest nest OF
any club on Long Island soand;
d, p. G-nbery he. purchassd the ear
around from MaIblshead % Echo Ray Early
~ this SmSs In the Nsw RocSello nsss and
they Wtll race In one division q the hsndi-
, owned by ", L. atoae, has chalisnGsd
Tor the Brooklyn Yacht Cub hallsnge cup.
GOV held By ". 4, Jackson, Jr-, commO-
d0re o. the New York Athlettc CLUB. and
owner 81 the Victory.
me sE,S iS :s. s q he NJ eosssi =,
which dime the yachts Ftsrless and 10 WIade
q trip - l1oyd's HaEber aud return. rheus
probably are the hrst yachts % 20 into
commiaaion on the Sound. The Aoata
report that q new rcd and black anag buoy
has bean placed TO mark Morris Rock IN
Huntington nay.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-03

Company has sold az Valley Scream 70
Margeges Butler . plot, eoxl00s and 20 Nat
thew Butler . plot. eoxt0o, each ON a coensr
20 Teomas Chancs = plot. Tsxl9o. on ms-
and cane .lzsd plot 20 Conrad HssI--I.
70 n. J. Kohl plot. S0EiSO. % oxfofd ssrapi
Centre fsTTass 70 ". u. Msiiesi : Dot.
eDHioo, on Bedell street: ~ ~. y. Patfben
two pl0tA. seKl0e each. and . plOt, agxloo
and J. BStach. zach q plot. tSxioo. On Osuald
egaEt: - r. Robinson . plol. sOEioo. o.
Nntyeg avenue: % =. a. Iledeman and
aSu1ls; 70 j. VI. MDgriseg uiot. sbxtse
8aas. ~ WennaMsoen aggnu1 ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-03
STEVENS BEATEN AT LsCROssE
New Vsrk O.. q. WIN ny tire seOre %
AtO1.

IN a game replete with brilliant play and
hard srrimmaging the Stevens Inelifuts
lacrosse team was defsafsd by the New
York lAcrOe-e CiIb on Cassie Point Field.
HOboken. Yesterday afternoon Brewer
s-Ored FIRST for the engineers shortly after
the whistle blew. and ADDED another tally
soOn afterwa rds. Ready scored nrpt for
nkirusinhing and Hirock TALKED aGnin
toward the end % the hrat half. which ended
with the acOre 20 J.
vas evidans IN the second half. IN spite II
the strong reaatance displayed agaidies tina
Opposing them. Good tries for roel By
Hamilton and Brewer we're repeatedly
stopped BY the ciOea defence of the NqW
20 their credit on clever @1oea By Aaque.
Hiii MANAGED 20 sore AGAIN Tor rfNwenn,
end tne asme eRded gith she score e
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-03
NEW HOUSE ar WHTTEsrONE.
Tnena Caub % mat Piase % Recruits -
Present mlas nc 0Dee.

Present mlee nc 0Dee.
The whlsest0ns Yacht Club. ShOss club
hou~s was9 destroyed by hre last WoAnss-
day nsegnlnH. N furniahinG an example
In onasrprAas 70 amateur ynohtamsn. A
apselal mssttAG Of the club vas called BY
CommOdors q. 3. Kelley and resolutions
we're paaasd 10 rebuild on the prspsnf site.
Plans for q modern and attractive dub
kO1Iso have hapm unads and tho hoa4o VII
10 ready for the clubs annual opening on
Memorial Day.
me club saved pnnctlrnlly nothtna from
the nre apd sSysral maembers who wers
srsat dtGngglty. The clnhmsn nfenA .
eroct q bultdln9 yhtph VII eoptakn . large
reception F0Om. dlnlNe and billiard rooms.
locker icons. s'Tssesp and .eswsr nesas,
s9da Hsd lhs RslIdlPe I'm y sqalPpsd
haYp q EaFaOs u ne roar q the gF6pnds.
Ias club. Shaee Is -, STssa,sse N ~
,, GsFIlii wa eommedsss q ne olst
daring toqe. Tho p4bRa1t 00leeTn arn
or4nf q. Kelley, eqnmo4crs; sanaa q
ss,F ~; s--s q . =; rs. 1872
eary, and g. y. Nuiter. trgasweF.
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Columbia defeated the BTOnx Lacrosse
club team on south Field yesterday after
noon by . score NJ 20 >. The game was
close and Intsrsstlnw IN the first half and ~
the end % that period the score Sa- . ne
a. too goals apiece. The second half was
different. however. for Columbia played
gtnan around the visitors and scored three
times on shots from srrtFuInaaeN In front %
ths BFonE zeal The ball wa@ kept IN the
BronT end ~ the field during the last ten
nltnalees Of ths game, and only the brilliant
Wogk ~ Van Horeen, the BrOnx 9oai keeper,
"A Ve-f NJ feam from . more decisive beating
The BFOnN team drpW ngst blood I'VE min
ute. Aftsr TIE besinelnE x ne cSsss.. se ssT
lha Afsi tally. II wae an adya ntaae ~ only
q few minutes. however for blstnan Rot the
han FOR Coluuabla and carried u down the
heid for q aosl Pops. qot = second gosI
from . snriuplnn9e, ana Luainem again lqi-
lowed u 40 With eying goal for Colun,nln.
In the asrond half Columbia had little dlni-
Guilty IN natainR the Lad, for within few
minutes after ne raaumptl9n % piqy Rita
tcssse gs, 90 80 ~ 80. .e.' n saI AZ W, ~
cesatoo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-03

Srorr -Colirhla, q CoFnrl lteferrr \
= ssz-Esg. cs.s.z=s.=. a=1 ~ as=ss==. C
lumbia GOsls-A n. smith. a. = DNyeT. >
~ Rytrn snd q Dwyer for Columbia Time Of
halves-g mlnuee--
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-03
DAVID 2. AusfEN.
Chairman.
CoNnAp ". ScmMTTT.
COmnAD v leyHHmAN.
nNRRtea Coenurle Gee

- me nams day motor boats viii BE-
20 2vsr the sams sSnT I. .; her vi
''"-e from 70 20 ioo feet. The chief Drlns
n. cup valued a' :, 80 me condl;
for ,hEse rsoss w - A9 9s s.I.:
stsineE's wunderiuss and Mr. Bsr.
~ 4 neu % Hooters will be among tho
10 Brooklyn club will hold a regular
.,grt ~ the ciubhouss. and those %
SaaS "a "a G sandy a fo Sn ne s % re
= miles snaIseT Yachts VII san iIlS
soias 2. tsE a. the >, 'eYshSss. sgI,:
o." 80 ~.srGl.:sss o= saturday. MAJ -.
g Bruns % the New YORK Yacht Club
~ ordered !,s,n cTut s motor boz, 20 X
The yacht h baIldinG az Il gIsY's.
Voc principal dimensions are - fest length
~ 6. !. Is ssd % f sss ss,ss I'm" ssss
sbd * LSnE Island sound. TSs
a sss re 'P psSa s ssSx is &. I'll
lntr 81 accommodation. There vii
10 sras dining room forward and a sood
re~s"l vii h. driven ~ a standa ri
' %, lNi hor-e-pOSer and her speed
re b. ," .@ns - ta II"e o. a race being ar
q by ~" owners e the fast launches
90 @T -ssfIiS r SsrsS1sd ,hs S"f Bli;IsS
r.-' osn. tho fs-1 launch IntTudsr. nov
VeuTy >. Gisiew The HsS-lsr 10y OF
- ned ~ , " WhitlOck and y the cham
10 ne be. s. .~S0! sE 3. H.. ~hi'' o..
49,. -tE r~.'~d bat tho Two iannches meet
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planned 20 carry out on the morning Of
p.trio,b nSSs s scI 10 I ,nc 'h su, ,A ne
soldiers are gong 20 carry out heir, Y
the morning ~ a. not TO have any clash
and a., sSo, 5000 the e0-9 D - ssy T ,sS,
the rare hc from boston tn lowell. Which
y about twenty --ix mites and that Oniy
chussti : 10 eligible. Any regiment or com
pany In the STATE can send IN an entry
which must ~ compo-ed 81 eight privsis-
SSnts1 ~ rRs men mus, @ear iSeiI isi,sSs
uniforms and carry rtnes Lhers VII q
NO restrictions a. 30 the method by wh,eh
} two cities. but each company must remaiL
intact from start 10 nnieh. y sure
thing that no company VII run tne wncl'
petiLion they will have 30 stay tOgssher
The ginning s1usd Hsu1 enter i'oSeh y
missing OniY one prize viii be aW ardee
/ and that VIII be In the sharp 81 q larEs
silver cup. The race will be q great tee
s's T miiSs 10 iuii ris and carry . ninspsaad
In is effort 70 revive walking the A. A. 4
general s We psrforEnsd a highly credits 81.
6eIaG overstepped in the natter Of GivinI
psy,is saSr.et sOs used Ssi. S; fH X.
- TIA, enly bon, lde noy.os. psrttsigs.s
ana old fellows for chat matter Who has
IonE AFRO bToksn thsiT nOVicsnhiDs oompetss
and carried "a prizes. On ono OrrasiOI
nOta bly, ono Of thcNs old nOvicss Appeares
sSS~dy- caps pulled Seli down around u,
eyes ~ paNied the ln~psction bureau at -.
starting line. aud hs broke away with ~
@S boz rscssnissd soSsshihis SsmiiisT sSSS
the gmtt followed him on the noOT and die
covered . light ~ other days. We won hh
hrsl race twenty-fouE years agO.
Many followers % sport are wondsrinl
u tire a. a. u, VII enforc9 the rule a0,Su
Amat8uF Oslciabs acting % professions
thoaa who prDmgfn pro neef9 1uNnt 4
ao able 70 Ind pienty Of onici1le - run 81