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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-28

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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-28
lntets Land har Mage til dette.

Charles Barrett, son boeri Buckley Valley i British Columbia, sige: Der
6nde.. tageti an. IIehsd, ingsn Mage ii Lander lang, med Grand Tlant Pacific
&C., som sa,te, :. 6. q. NEST ST., @aa l. y ;i;a i, A5Ss e. g g med ]; ;i!ninsslg'
som vii blnge ct Udbyae, der Vi, oye1ra.ke ham Min For.aning s Jordbrg, og
Band, NEE Uadtags.e At s god, Islbisd % Ly, ii a aIbejde; }eg scr = 3
Fan Paa 1000 Acres. velsandtt at n Farmer som kommer tSt hehl tar Diet
Buckley og Skeena Dalene. For nsrmere Oplymnger tlskives pa enga.k,
Dept N, whitney Land Co.., St. Paul, MINI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-24
Seventy of Breed Entered for
Long Island Kennel Club
Show to Be Held
Saturday.

The most notable feature OF the entry
list for the Long Island Kennel Cluo
show is the big entry Of Pekingese span
iels There are seventy actual dogs en-
tered. making 10 entries, and the exhlpi-
tion PROMISES TO equal specially sho"
of the breed.
An of the tried and true Will be on manu-
as well as several new ones. which nave
arrived from England 70 make their DEBUT
next Saturday.
English bulldogs are next on the hs'
with sixty-three dogs and ninety-seVeh
entries Boston terriers have fifty-tour
dogs and ninety-six entries. and Pomeran-
ians twenty-nine dogs and hfty-three en-
tries
German shepherd dogs are well repre-
scented 10y twlnty-eisht dogs making
thirtv-eight entries. this will include most
of the celebrities from the large kennels.
The Airedale terrier. that handsome
manufactured dog. has forty-nine entries
and only twenty-five dogs.
Other breeds which are well represented
are elbows, with forty-two entries ana
,ventv-tvo dogs: bull terriers, with TWEEN
~ dogs. making thirty-eight entries; lrish
terriers. with thirty-six entries, ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-24
Awards at the Nassau
County Kennel Club Show

Bitter south shore. Winners thitches) Won
by John Sinnotts Lulu frankonia JAEGER
last. res. Mrs. \. Hungtfiotu W. AMI
rIass 80 coolies. winners. doest-Won By
r y Hunters SecdleY sterling. res. Mtn
" H. M,Curdy's Piuewood Punch. winners
thitchfsl--Wou ly 7. y. Hunter KNOCK
lay1e Queen Mary. res. +. Lully's southport
class SIS belgian. sheepdogs winners
dogs Won by Frank Pals Toto Des' Dol
ders res. II. - Iarmans Brown Boy, VIE
Hers t5atchtS1-Non by Miss VI. ~. Harri'
Belgian Dora Des Remparts -
class :.a0 1Gcrnnan shepherd dogs win
ncr,.. dOgst-WOl W Richmond Rochester
it's. Oh Zero ven Rinkimger: res. "
N,uhOff' .. Donn.r Of Harrington PARK; WIN
y, rs thitchesl-Won 10y Mrs. Ahhie Rubino.s
Blue Blood G.rmaris res, II. / Ba'rs
Fanny Won FliNhurg. -
dogs Won by Morris kidneys Night Rider
rcs Mrs. Tyler Moise's ~. Midnight WIN
rers 1hitchesi-Won hy Mrs Tyler Morse's
VANITY. res Mrs Tyler Morse's Heroine.
Class 3S3 ,chow elbows. winners; dogs
Won by Mrs. = Huiton's Winsum Nim
Tsins res. Windholme Kennels Ch,ns Ing s,,,i,
Kennels Yohan: ses.. Windholme kennel
An Lu.
class 4s9 bulldogs; winners; ossl-won
ditch sl-won by Rockcline Kennels oak
Mana: res. Oh preamwcld luanita.
class ss7 CAiredal4 terriers: winners
dogs Won hV n Albright. jrs. Baugh,
fell Rroomstick. res. : Aidrichs Clonrcl
Master Bombardier. Winners thitches)-
Won L, \. Albright. jr's Alton Queen
class iS4 ,buil terriers. Winners: doGsl-
Won hy : l. i.iLby's Williston u. l.. NJ:
res. WsV Jones's First Blood. Winners
tbitchesl-Won by i. p. Miller's Leeds
Charlcwood Marvel
,las. 52i French bulldogsl-Won by Mrs
Mabel ! Riddelrs'Dr. De Luxe; res. Fred
Pofet's On Gamin's Rival. Winners
I5itchesl-Won by r. +. smiths Cpquette
de Bourbon. res John f. liaslam's Null
sande
class 5ia Boston terriers. winners. doesl
-'Non bv Mrs. W. Y Dunns Some Boy
res 81 Ryan's Ryans Lutte Boy. Winners
thitches Won bv \. Goodfellow's The PINK
Lady. res, + McGlncheys Wmsome
class 500 foxtcrricrs winners: dogs)-
Won by \ Albright. ir.'. Oh. Narconiar;
res All Delmonts Oh. Nioln Recall.
class COS Irish terriers. winners. dogs)-
Won by John O. Bates's Barney Beau
B-umnel. res. l. H. Powers's Oh. Aroos-
took Historic
Class us fPomeranisns; winners. doss)--
Won ~ Mr. McKenna Pulty's 81 julien /:
res Miss Marion Kenncdys on parkreuk
Tlackthorne Winners thitchcsl-Won by
MIS- Ma Ron KeunsSy's Norwich Beauty. res .
Mrs r T. Mayhews Fox HIS Queenie.
lass 500 GrFingesc spaniels. winners.
dors Won by Ms VI. =. Harh,'s clue Je;n
OF ToddinPtOn. res. Rockchffe Kennels Por-
telet Pckoe. Winners (bitches) Won by
Mrs. G. L. Heywards Fan Fan OF Esterro.
res. Arden Kennels Kim 81 Arden.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-24
Pekingese SpanielS VIII
Gather at Sheepshead Bay

French bulldogs. with forty-seven entries
and twenty-seven dogs.
II is a notable fact that japanese spa"
iels have a larger entry than hhe 10"
,ovs both having eighteen dogs. japanese
snap;eIs have thirty entries and Ens's"
TOYS have only twenty-one
Tbere are 1855 entries in all represent
ing 637 dogs. a..
III exhibition will be held at the
sheepshead Bay racetrack next Satufu"',
For the convenience OF exhipilors ""'
their dogs. a special train VIII ieaVe rem.
s,.t,,oria Station AT o'clock The Cone3
leland & Brooklyn Railroad COMPANY
will allow passengers TO carry doss -VI
,ho first thee seats before 10 a. m GUMS
80 sheonshead Bay and returning between
the hours of and D. m.
The added specials folio"
pekingese spaniels Mrs. p. r nam nam
hers offers s. IN gold for the pest pupp'
bred by exnioltor. - c,ors 9, in gold
Nrs =. f. Chambers offers q III SIC
for the best Pekingese dog IN novice
class bred by exhibitor. .,,ooial for
Mrs Morris Mandy offers special Iot
the best golden red American Nre'
Pekingese bitch. a.. o,,,, ,o. hest
Friend of the freed offers Guy lor oe 90
brace American bred puppies. toPe" "
alb g.. ,,,,, for nest
red dog puppy bred By exhibitor 'ope"
Mrs RS William Shannon offers cup for
best novice bitch under five POUNDS 'oPe"
to alb N, tIords.
Japanese spaniels-Mlss ID. NJ Hardes
offers a trophy for the best American
bred dog (Open to ALL
Miss Evelyn Dunno offers trophy ior me
best toy black and tan terrier III tpe
show. open to members OF Long isiahu
Kennel Club only.
Observation-Disclosures Club OF Ameri-
ca offers silver medal for the best grey
hound owned by member. competition
required. ,..;,,
Secretary's bowl for the best American
bred greyhound under twelve months OF
age. TO be won four times. (Opeh 10
ALL 80 .o,.;o,,,
Tioronda trophy for the best American
bred greyhound over eighteen months oil
age bred by exhibitor. To be won -FOUR
times. (ODen TO ALL
All these awards are open 10 members
except where otherwise specified.
For information concerning the snow
address Wilbur Purcell, % Broadway'
New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-24

class a um9stns: winners. dogs)-Won by
Morris Kinncy's Bullwcll queen. w..
Glass 81 81. Demands winners cog9 o''
hy & P0elder's Nalois Wolfram. ~.
class % oireat Danes. winners. c'esl- On
Inv t'harle.s Ludwig's Prinz Won Neisenau: re
serve. charles Ludwig's Ludwig iredor W" WI
uers ditchesl- Won by Morris Kinney IN
NeUi. Walters. reserve. Robert Goeiets o.
Siass q tI{ussian volfhcundS: winners; dogs
Wou by " H. Deit2's Knotni o Valley
I'm rcscryo Frank Addyman's Oh wat
land's Klondvkc Winners thltcNesi-N"h IN
Oscal Nus's ROnil ,,.,
Class 80 Scottish deerhounds WINTERS 1os
Won hv Closyburn Kennels On l'"ueil.A
az Cinsohurn. reserve. EDWARD Mclean : wat
lands Ranger. Winners bitchesi-Non. by
.'lo..hurn Kennels Fair Rosamond OF Ahhots-
ford; reserve. Edward Mclean VI
OF ST Hel.ers NJ
class II, 1ereyhounds: winners. dogsi-Won
by u. f. Lewis On l@m.d0Wne but.hea 10y
Winners ,titchesl-Wun 10y Mrs. II l.iske
Ovcrcro-s Ruinart. reserve. Alfred MaciaA ;
Gioss is> POINTERS. winners: doss-W Won by
Harry u Kirkovrr's On Numas Throck re
serve Mrs. August Heimonts IRA ken Mn-
ncrs ditchss,-Won bv William Iiegler; Jr. 8
Great Island Saucy Queen. reserve, blaush-
ton Kennels Casey's Pitch
class a. English settlers: winners. dogs -
Won bv T. r. Chase's Bob White Don: re
serve lido VI. r'leischmann' : Haphaz'rd WIZ
ners aitcbcsl-Won by T.. b. thas' M6uius
IaIv Bird. reserve =. -. Chas' Fob White
Active "
Glass 10 lrish settlers. rs dcgsi-Non
q, r. Walter CrueIhaur Shardo; reserve :.
" Waters King Phillip Winners tbitcheSl -
Wen bN Iismore Kennels lism0Te peirdfe o
reserve ismore kennels lismore Macree.
class lSf Irish water spaniels winners
loasi- Won hy William l.. DoughortN =
shaughrsuns Of prnonde.
class igS tr9umber spanielS. winners: bitchesl
Won bV Hubert Won Wagenen. ir's, Baby
Bunting.
Class .0S ,held spaniels. winners dogs Won
b., Mrs Marie Wulttss Locust Lone Banker.
Class @lS tcocker spauiels. dogs black
Won by Danodi Farm Kennels SHARON.
class 2lH twinncrs. dogs; any other COLOR
Won bN Scioto Kennels Scioto PhlHp: res, =
Enlcarn Kennels killearn Jinsie
Class $50 winners: bitches. blackl-Won
Iy Dsffodil Farms Lady lie Noir. winners
bitches. other than black Won by II. F.
Lewis 1.ansdowne Debutante. res, Mrs III.
Fiske's OVercross Iris
Class 2il thaagics: winners; dogsl-Won
by Arthur : Burdens Wheatley Glancerf
res Fallcr Chenery's Wheatley Fcncer
winners tbtchesl--Won by Fuller Chenerys
Belray Fair Maid. res. Arthur :. Burdens
Rng5ale TunefuL
class 9SS Cdachshunde winners: dogs
Won rs Mrs \. Hungerfords hamorad
south Shore. reserve. Mis-. 4 Hungerfords
Bnni South shore Winners bitches Won
bN Mrs. Hungerrords On Erma res.
Mrs l. T. Whites Sycamore Gretchen.
class go winners. dogs. any color except
black)-Won by John Sinrotts Johann Won
Niedcr,sns; res. Mrs. A. Hungerfords On.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-24
BOXING AT BERLIN GAMES
Commission Urges Introduction
of Sport at Next Olympiad.

The New York state Athletic Com
mission. through it's secretary. Charles
+. Harvey has requested the members
Of the American Olympic Committee TO
urge the introduction Of amateur box
ing at the olympic Games. to be held
In Berlin in 1916 Harvey. in his com
munica tion to the United states dele
gates to the International olympic con
gress. to be held in Paris next month
states in part:
I'm view of the fact that amateur
boxing is controlled and popular In the
United States. Dominion Of Canada
England. Australia and France. ! am
placing before YOU the appeal that the
delegates Of the United States, At the
congress in Paris I'm 1914. bring forward
the proposition to adj boxing to the list
Of Olympic sports.
we have had amateur boxing at two
previous Olympic Games 81. Louis IN
1904 and London in 1908 -Nnd the general
opinion seems to be that at both of these
Olympic Games boxing was n very I'M
portant and successful feature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-24

,bo famous English bull bitch OAK Mana
which was recently imported from hhs
I'D h,, q ". Minturn. oak Mana mas
beaten practically every dog oi ''o'e
the other side, and owners OF 'he soou
ones in America are watching her recoiu
With trepidation. She is the winner Oh
twelve CHAMPIONSHIPS in England anu
arv amount of silver trophies ana sic
surely looks like a formidable rNai'
The following list giving the entries up
IN date will be of interest 10 the ehtrah.s'
&c Il affords an idea of the size OF the
colds In which they are to be represented .
Bloodhounds, . mastns, :; st Der
nards. 20: Great Danes, 26 Russian VOL
bounds. :: deerhounds, g. greyhouIus' ~
foxbounds. !; pointers. %; English se''erS'
Of. Garden setter. !: English settlers 10
ratrievers .. Irish water spaniel J.
Crumber spaniels . field spaniel l.
cocker suaniels. 80: beagles. 60; dachs-
b,,uds. 4s; collies, ~; German sheepdoss'
s1. old English sheepdogs. ID; poodies' OIL
Chow elbows, "a.
Dalmatians. 9S: boxers, 2; bulldogs. co.
Airedale terriers, rs: bull terriers 3D.
French bulldogs. 80; Boston terriers a.
foxterriers. 66 Sealyham terriers o.
Irish terriers. GO Scottish terriers, 4o'
West Highland terriers (white)' %; Nelsh
terriers. %: skye terrier, /; Dandie Dih-
mont terriers. !: Bedlington terriers =
black and tan terriers, o
schipperkes. 10; Pomeranians, ~ Eng
ush TOW spaniels. So: Japanese spaniels.
"A: Pekingese lS7; pugs, 2; toy poodles' .;
Yorkshire terriers, 6; Maltese terriers. Il:
toy black and tan terriers. 2; grinons
+ CBruxellois). 3: Chihuahuas. I; miscells-
neous. /: variety classes, l29 There are
1854 entries.
For information regarding the snow az
dress James Mortimer, superintendent
/ Hempstead, Long Islani
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-24
Big Prize List Promised
for the Devon Dog Shop

cepting Bostons and bun terriers. r.,
s. Leighton. collies William Nevn,,.,
German sheepdogs; Paul scardor b,,r
dogs
Scott Libby. bull terriers Fred Edw.,s.
French bulldogs, Mrs. John n. Char,s.'
Boston terriers; Miss Lena schillinr De-,
eranisns: DR.. u. X. Berendsohn g.
excepting Poms and Pekes
one of the Pekinese Clubs "omos.,,
judges, Mrs. Carl Ehlermann. r. ,.L..
the deg of Buddha. The variety clsr..
will be Judged b. Messrs Abrigh, ava
Hopton.
This Is the last call for entries for -.
Wissaheihon bench show. which will ).
held in conjunction with the Irish t.rr,.r
special show on June s. The entry 70.
is ST. Entries will close tomorrow with
George Foley. Lsnsdowne. Penn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-24
Programme of Woodmere Club.

The Woodmere club. Of Woodmere,
Long Island. announced yesterday that
a handsome challenge bowl would be
placed in competition this season for the
womcn'S singles championship of Long
Island. The Woodmere Club will hold
this tournament on It's courts at Meadow
Drive and Railroad ay. Woodmere. on
July so. under the sanction and auspices
of the Y :. y. l.. 7. A.
This will mark the first time that
championship singles trophy for women
has beer offered on Long Island. The
bowl must be won three times by the
same player before becoming her per-
mdnent property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-24
Kennel Show Lists Out.

Premium lists for the show of the La
dits'sKennel Association Of Massachusetts
are i'm the mails. and any person not
receiving one may apply TO + +. l..
Kemp. superintendent GO Brainerd Road,
AUston, Mass Owing to the illness Of
Mrs C. Ilalsted Yates, who was To have
judSd Dalnatians al this show. the
breed has been given to Miss Anne Whit
ney Entries will close on Tuesday at
the Office OF Mr. Kemp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-24
Boston Terrier Show.

an roads will lead TO the Aibemarle-
Hoffman ON Thursday, when the Boston
Terrier club Of New York viii hold It's
seventeenth specNlty show. Judging VIII
begin at II O'Clock IN the morning, and the
dogs will be- on exhibition until 10 o'clock
\ record list of lis dogs has been re-
ceived. making 24O entries. For informa-
lion concerning the show address Wilbur
Purcell % Broadway. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-24
KENNEL CLUB ORGANIZED
Atlantic City Fanciers Will Sc
lect Committee Soon.

At a meeting held In Philadelphia last
week the Kennel club Of Atlantic city
was organized and officers elected as fol-
lows:
President. Judge James Hayes. OF At
lantic CITY, vlce-presidents, In order
named. Joseph A. Buchanan. Amber
James Il. Cooper. Fort Washington. and
Lloyd Ross Blynn. Three Tuns: secretary
and treasurer. Edward j. Devlin. Atlantic
city, and board OF governors To consist
Of the above officers and w. W. Mcleod,
Drew Tinsman. Davenport Plumer. Henry
G.. Rieger and Frank r. Ellis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-24
Mr.. Crabtree Buys
New Heavy Brindle

Samuel Crabtree. who sold the ilisted
White Marquis TO Daniel Ritchey. has
been more fortunate than has W.
Ritchey in finding another 70 take his
Mace "Our Dogs" announces that Mr..
rrabtree has purchased the heavyweight.
brIndle. Failsworth Baron formerly
known as Caliban Wishal.
The Baron won two blue ribbons wnen
he made his debut in the hands OF Ms
now gunner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-24
Lawn Tennis at Bedford Park.

The Bedford Park Lawn Tennis Club.
Of Bedford Park. The Bronx. will be-
cir It's annual staging Of The Bronx
championship tomorrow afternoon. This
tournament usually attracts large
field Last year the singles title was
carried of by Walter Merrill Hall for
mer Middle States champion. The
doubles championship went 10 f. G.
Bags and : Howard Noshell. cham
pion of Eastern New York State.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-24
importing Scottish Terriers.

Miss Margaret Bingham. OF North
Grafton. Mass. is importing two SPLEEN
did Scottish terrier matrons from the
kennel OF Mr. Young. one OF them VIII
be mated with Claymorc Defender be-
fore leaving England. and Miss Brigham
expects 10 have some wonderful Scotties
before the season is over.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-24
MUST REGISTER DOGS
American Kennel Club Passes A
Drastic Regulation.

At a meeting Of the American Kepp.
Club. held last Tuesday. a rule wa. passed
fcrbidding the registry. after January I
1915, OF a dog whose sire and dam ara
rot already registered.
a special registration vii be made on
dogs not now registered under the new
ruling for 81. doing away with the listing
OF dogs after each show. dog which
wins two frsts I'm the limit class s,ll
may be registered without pedigree.
August Belmont was in the chair in his
official capacity of president
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-24
Newman Pitcher
in NO-Hit List

T.ackensack. y. J.. May 23.-I,ouis Nor
rison pitched a no-ht game for NcW t1,ah
School against the bloomfield tilgh
School on Newman Field here TINS AFTER
noon. -, -,,r,,,
inning. errors allowed Bloomfield TO score
two runs. Newman won the game W
the score OF to 2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-24
Kennel Location Changed.

Mis-. A NJ. Mcclure Haley will have
her kennels situated at Mountain Station
for the summer The famous Llenrud
Kennels Of Pekingesc were formerly at
Sheepshead Bay. Mrs. HALEY Is the own
ep of Champion Sun of Llenrud. one OF the
best Pekes ever seen in America.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-24
Dandy DinmOnt
Not as of Old.

l. the Dandie Dinmont deteriorating:
II has been the contention Of the older
fanciers Of this quaint breed which SIR
Walter scott loved that the younger
fraternity was incompetent to select the
type owned by their forefathers.
Our Dogs" says: I'VE see too many
Of the gas pipe bodied specimens. Hence
the present day Judges have had to Sc
Iect what TO their mind j. the best OF
very average lot. with never "A dog OF the
real old Dandic type in head, legs and
body formation
~ this IL true IL behooyes American
fanciers to be up and doing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-24
Dogs Force Welcome
in Land of Horses
OAK MANA TO APPEAR
Famous English Dog Slated TOR
Show at Mineola.

one Of the sensations OF the show OF
the Ladies Kennel Association, when
will be held at Mineola. Long Island on
June and 4, will be the appearance OF
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Exhibition Will Be Staged at
the Horse Show Grounds
on Saturday,
June Is.

Premium lists for the fourth annuai
bench show of the Devon Dog SHOW As
ISOLATION are in the mails. The prize hst
promises TO be even more generous than
II has been IN the past and there Is not
a flaw in the list OF judges.
The show will be staged at the morse
show grounds ut Devon on Saturday
June 10.
Exhibitors not receiving premium lists
should advise George =. Foley, superih-
terdert. Lansdowne, Penn.
The revised and official list OF judges
for the New Haven Bench Snow names
Allison NJ Lederer for English bulldogs
James T. Meade for Bostons. and MIS-
NJ y. Bowers for japanese and Pekingese
spaniols. lanes Mortimer is the all
rounder. while Pomeranians and English
toy spaniels will be Judged by that past
master of the breeds. Mrs r. + Mayhew.
Irs. Mayhews most recent important
assignment was the Pomeranian classes
az the 1913 Westminster show, when. she
drew what is probably record entry OF
the breed in America.
The show will be held on wednesday
June II. Arrangements have been made
whereby all dogs entered at Edgewood on
June 90 can be cared for at Greenwich
between the shows
The premium lists for the Edgewood
Kennel club show. 10 be held at Green
WITCH. conn. on Saturday. June -. snow
most attractive lot OF prizes and liberal
classification.
There are a few changes in the judges
list.
Mrs. James Decker is taking the elbows.
The other judges posted are Charies U.
HORTON. all the large breeds, beagles,
whippets. Belgian sheepdogs. schipperkes
and a miscellaneous assortment; }. I.
Weller. pointers and settlers James An
derson. sporting spanels. Andrew Al
bright. jr., dachshunde, all terriers eX-
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PEkiNGESE.
OACHSHUND
JAPANESE SPANIElS.

5. II. IEONHARDTs JAPANESE SPAN
IEIS-Gold and white and black and white
puppies by Oma. on exhibition and for sale
40 4th ave. Brooklyn. Telephone.
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POMERANIANS.
BlENHEIMS

Rosemary Kennels-English Toy Spaniels. ali
colors 1921 nottingham Road. Brooklyn.
Tel $50 Wildwood.
Bienheirls with snow records for sale and at
stud. Mrs A. Wdman. III church St
New Haven, ~.
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PINCHERS

At STUD-Harras 2nd Parthengrund win.
ner New York Boston; fee. $4,000. Dobei
manr-Pncher Kennels. Max Donath. Pro-
Clifton. y J.