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The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-07-09
RHINE zpTaVy.

zayrazdene device neop9tova,o
Vrah byl do iiste mfry pod vliren
opojnfch napojn a vypalil do tels
sve ob6ti til Iany revolveru
Strasna tato trsgedie Sc odehrals
u ohrad, ma dobytek, nedaleko mi:
ia kde Sc odbfval cirkus. D9Vct
meIo jest6 iednoho napadnfka,
Ralph florida, MIMI mela slavii
svatbu v n6kolika tydnech. Slys,
me CO prayf Ford: ....
"Bylo ash pdl osme veGer kdy2
/ jsem Sc dostavil k domovu Nellie,
nebot isme NELL ujednSno jiti ma
cirkus, a neuplynulo ami deset mi
nut, kdyz jsme pozorovali Re Sc K
nam pfiblizujf Bowman a Nelliniu
bratr Everett. Jakmile Sc pfiblf-
zili, Bowman najednou device po-
padl "a ruku a pocal il tahnout
pres trate drahy Great Northern,
na6ez ia jsem jej nasledoval. On
ale sahl do kapsy a v5hr6zn6 mi
porouGel bych Sci nazp6t. Nellie
znajfce jeho povahu mne prosila
abych tax ucinil, nebot mel ruku
ma revolvefu. ia jsem tedy 81
sedl ma trait a pozoroval jak Sc
v2dalujf. V tom pfibehla matks
deveete a vsichnf til jsme "a mimi
si. Sotvaze isme je dohonili,
Bowman nam porouGel abychom
je nen6sledovali, nebo Re mas
vsechny postfflf. Ja jsem ma to
postal Everetta jeho matku pro
policii. Najednou jsem pozoroval
re Sc ke mne pfiblizuje pc trait
otec devGete, Riley Brewer, jemu2
isem vse vylfGil a oba jsme Sc pus-
till "a parkem, jeuz zmizel nam S
oGf'.
Dale co Sc delo yypravuje otec
nestastneho deyGete:
"Sotvaze Ford mi oznamil &C
Sc deie, totiz Re Bowman Nellie dc
nutil by jej nasledovala do ohrad
ma dobytek, bezeli jsme tam a sot,
va jsme tam dobehli zavznela rama
2 revolveru a pax nasledovaly dive
hned "a tim, avsak v tn dobu jill
jsme vb6hli do ohrady zkrze OF,
vor jenz tam patrne byl udelan od
trzenfm prken z plotu. Bowman
stall ohnut mad mou dcerou ktert
krvacela 2 ran, ma Have prsou 9
ziVota. V tn chvili mne popadls
zufivost, a maize nahodou kapst
lahev S pivem poGal jsem lahv'
Bowmana tlOuci pies hlavu. Or
Sc hned ,pfi prvrf rane svalil ns
zem a kdyz Sc lahev rozbila poca
jsem iej kopat do hlavy a obliGeje
Mel isem "a to Re isem jej zabil
nebot slime krvacel. Ma to pfi
chvatala policie".
Pan Brewer byl tazan jestli by
Bowmanem "a dobr6, odVetil IL
nikoliv, nebot jak pr5 pozoroval
Re zaGina Sc d9vceti dvofiti, vyh.
nal jsem jej re sluzby, porouGeI
mu ably vice k nam nechodil. Byy
tazan, zdali jest S Bowmanem spfl
buzn9n, odvetil, Re jeho bratr pc,
jail "a manzelku GtvrteGnf Indian.
ku a jejich dfte, John, jest prJ
bratrancem Bowmana, avsak Mel,
lie dcera jeho, docela Bowma,
mem nenf pffbuzn9na.
Mimo jineho p. Brewer sdelil,
ze jedine co cd sve dcery slysel
mezitim co vrah poslednf ranu Wy,
pail, bylo "Oh pax klesla K re,
mi. Celkem ale Bowman vypalil
pet ran, nebot' dve byly zaryty We
zlabu. Sdeluje Sc tez re Bowman
mel plucar kofalky ma stanici, kite
ra tam byla nalezena. Bowman
bydlf u Wagner a ma Spatnou pc,
vest CO shiny pijak a nebezpeGn5
chap. Kdysy padelal eek "a Gea
byl poslan ma rok do kaznice pro
pust9n pc vyslouzenf trestu teprv
14Gervence loni. PAX Sc potlou
kal Pc razn5ch mtstech, az nyni
81 vzpomel ma Yankton. Teho2
dne v iistem hostinci pr5 asi Y
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-07-09
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Wonderful Avery "Self-lift" engine
Gang. Has special "Power-lift" de-
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No plowman needed. Operated by C,
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The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-07-09
Big a. The Most Successful Tractor Ever Built:

WhU9 Because it built of
WHY motorsame high class automobile speed
all drop
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man. Three Sizes 2O-35, 5000 and $3.50
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-07-09

Obdrzeli isme dopis cd jist@ oso
by, cd Utica, v nGm5 mas Sada by
chom opraviIi tIanek z minuleho
no Gisla, n9mz byla zmfnka. q
tom, jak m9stska rada v Utica pro
sadila ordinance pod nfz by byIy
taneGnf zabavy v onom meste IL
censovany. We Glanku stale, re ii
iichz Sc to ttka snad pujdou k sou
du ably Sc sjistilo zdali podobna or
dinance So mtize prosadit. Pisatel
kter5 zaujima mfsto v situaci, re
ieho slovo jest verohodne, dopi-
SO Gplne popira, Re by vec Sc dala
rozhodnouti k soudu, Re mali u
ji5teni cd pravnika, Re prf NEST
ska rada nemGze podobnou ordi7
nanci prosadit, nJhrz mohou ma
nejvys "urGit jistS poplatek Nh
kazdou iednotlivou zabavu aneb.
ma celS rok, ale nikoliV ode dvou
do S25 ma ka&dou zabaVu".
OvSem naSe stanoVisko We Veci
jest 1plne neutralnf, nechceme
vGbec do toho zasahst. Vitama
kazdou opravu kterekoliv zpr6yHs
ienz by Sc octla v t6chto sloupcfch
a nezakladala by So ma pravde.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-07-09

Nasobit S. op6t S., jest zrovna
tax logick6 jake nasobit IS petit
sIepicemi, anebo tazati Sc n6koho
mnoholi della so vajec nasobeno
Is Gently. Nasobitel nesmf repre-.
sentoVi vec.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-06
NOW WE HAVE THE
"CANE.INE" CHAIR
Innovation for Milady's Pet To
Be Feature of Dog The
DanSant.

And now it's the "cane-ine" chair!
No longer viii the petted dogs of arts
tocratic lineage have TO sit or the
floor while their mistresses dine at
their ease. For Fluff. Silkolene. Tiny
and all the other toys extant are to
have chairs of their very own.
Blessed be the names of Andre and
Jacques Bustanoby, for it is they who
have come to the rescue of dogdom.
AT their restaurant, at Goth st. and
Broadway, beginning on Friday after
noon, the first canine the dansant will
be held in this city, accompanied by
the "cane-ine" chairs. These are at
tachments that are fastened to a regu
lar human chair and so arranged that
they may be raised or lowered TO the
height Of milady's shoulder.
The dog chairs are heavily uphol-
stored in scarlet velvet, and it is here
that the toys will recline while their
owners hand them dainties from the
table. It is the last word from Paris,
where dogs are not satisfied unless
treated at least as well as their mis-
tresses.
Every Friday afternoon from until
6 O'Clock for the rest of the winter
these dog teas will be held at Bus
tanoby's, and in connection with them
will be held regular toy dog shows.
with noted professional judges as The
adjudicators and blue ribbons and cups
for the winners and seconds and thirds.
Jules Ferond will preside as judge at
the first show.
Only dogs weighing under ten pounds
will be allowed to recline on the velvet
chairs, so the larger breeds will have
TO go elsewhere for their tea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-06

watlands Wonderful Frank II. Addymsn: reserve
Whiskers. Mrs. W. n. Manning.
Ponersnians dogs winner, Banner sable Lao
die Swiss Mountain Kennels; reserve, Golu SDech ;
Model OF NinOru Bitches-Wiuner. BrOOmN ood
Tess Mrs L. L. Esther; reserve, Sabrinetta. MIS-
J. e. Mallory. - -, ,
tan: dogsl-Winner Oh. sporting Chance. Green l.
acre Kennels: reserve. Ashton More Young Barohet
Greenacre Kennels Bitches-Winner. ch Ariadne
Greenacre Kennels; reserve. britannia nreehaore
Kennels -.
English toy spaniels tBlenheim: orange and white
dozSl-Winner Rosemary Little kTuseF Mlss MARY
Henderson: reserve. On Cottage Classic. Bltcnes-
Winner On Rosemary Lillian III. 6reenaere Men
uels: reserve. Greenacfe Kennels.
Englisi. toy spaneis prince charles; ui-coof.
dogsl-Winner BreskWatrr Wonder. Mrs. James
Doig: reserve. On. Mickey pFlynn, Gfeenarre hen
nels Bitche,-Wnner. La Cigale. Mrs. James Doig.
reserve Rosemary Flirt. Miss Mary Henderson.
English toy spauels lRuby; red; dogsl-Nlnner
Tom Thumb. Miss ClariSse lithaur; reserve hose
mary Defauce Grceuacrc Kennels. Bitches-Niu-
ner Lady Amelia Miss Clsrisse Lithaur; reserve
On. American Pride. Greenacre Kennels ct
Japanese spaniels fdOgsD-Ninner. On. omlla,
Greegscrs Kennels: reserve. Yoshihlto. Mrs. L. r.
Domler Bitches--Wnner. fhambs. Mrs. h.. H.
Rerendsohn: reserve. kee Dee, Greetacre Kennels
PeLingese spaniels tdOgsl-Ninner. Young Vent
OF IIy,legree Mrs A l.. Holland; reserve. ii Tu OF
Minoru Ms. William Sheppard. Biiches-N winner
Fan Tan ~ EsterrO. Mrs. q. j. Hayward: reserve
Lady Beetle OF Minoru Mrs William Sheppard
Toy poodles (dogs and bitchesl-Winner. Oh
Barry H. Edward F. FORD; reserve. sunny Boy
Peter Rorenberger. -
Maltese terriers (dogs and btchesl-Winner. Oh.
sveetsr Of Dyker. Mrs. James Gardner hossman :
reserve Oh Dyker Dolly III. Mrs. Carl Baumann.
Toy black -and-tan terriers tdogs and bitches)-
Winner Karuo Little BritOn. Nine Rose Iarreno :.
reserve Kano TurbOn. Nine. Rose Carreno.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-06
LADY MOOR TO BE JUDGE
English Woman to Preside
Over Pekingese at Waldorf.

The premium list for the twelfth
annual toy dog show, to be held by
the Toy Spaniel Club of America on
Monday and Tuesday, December 20 and
~. at the Waldorf Hotel, has
been issued, and shows an unusually
generous list of special prizes, to be
apportioned among the twenty-four
different classes at the show.
In addition to the trophies offered
by clubs and other organizations there
are many prizes put up by individuals.
Mrs. Howard Gould offers silver cup
for the best toy dog under twelve
pounds, to be won three times,
not necessarily in succession. Mrs.
e.. H. Moore, Miss Theodore Will
bour, Mrs. NJ. +. Hardy, Mrs NJ. NJ:
Van Beuren, Mrs. J. C.. Mallory and
Miss Daisy NJ. Hall are among others
VINO have offered prizes.
Lady Adrienne Moor and Mrs. A. NJ.
Rogers, both from England, will judge
in the Pekingese and Pomeranian
classes, respectively.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-06
American Bred Dogs
Coming Into Their Ohm

consequently looked somewhat =, 4,
leg, but really is not. He haS VI us
the better skull and express,o, shade
pared with his half brother V.. S1m~
Fac kwei. which is an exssn,;n aa'ns
good fronted dog, with a vsrY p.'onsliy
coat and lots Of style, though - ' a
not move so well as the winner 1oss
The other brother. Nankins ", :.
Llenrud, spoken Of as "the 81 soo =,
appeared in the limit over eight non NY
where he was placed second - ' NY
ing OF Downshire. A very near th,r rp
TINS, the winner scoring in bons .nS
body, while the second has m. S.. ana
skull and expression. In the omen 'e e,ss1
Tor biscuit or Gray brindle. nsnv e.
cied the chances of Sen-chu AZ E.l
a very typical dog, shown by M.
George J. Whelan, which il rs
shower, but he certainly had The y
style and moved the better. 'A'''
Dog puppies were q fine 10, N. ~.
ner, Nowata Alice Bocie. beina W.. Nm
the best PUPPY seen here. Then again
both the second and third. Chez rnaa
of Already and Suns Ouen Of IJ.r nva
are away above the average. This was >
very good class and well iudosd ~
bitch puppies were also very sanS
though the winner, Wee Ling an s,'
ceedingly good red, had little II snv
to spare in beating Nowata Kinrhs
which has the better hone
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-06
Toy Dogs of Degree
at Sherwood Kennels
Troubles of a
Woman Judge

"Umph. Hes weak IN the legs: his
skull isn't fiat. and lac has II perfectly
borrid face, How did she ever have
thc'nerve TO award him the prize"
These and similar expressions of dis
content were freely voiced last week
at the show OF the Peiingesc Club OF
America. in the Plaza Hotel. when
Miss Margaret Van Buren, Msson's
champion Peke. Hop Ting Of Down
shire. a home bred. was awarded the
blue ribbon as the best dog In the
show.
Miss Lydia Il Hopkins. OF California.
who presided as the Judge and made
the decision that caused so much dis
satisfaction among the losers. only
smiled sweetly az she heard the caus-
tic comments. She evidently had
steeled herself against what she knew
would be inevitable criticism Of her
action in naming an American dog
over Engiand's best.
Later in the evening. however. the
atmosphere cleared beautifully and
the women who had been loudest in
their scorn changed from; and were
generous in their praise Of Miss Hop
kins.
isn't she wonderful? Think of her
bravery in naming an American dog
when she must have known what peo-
pie would say. She's just TOO sweet"
Miss Hopkins received these compii-
ments with as perfect serenity a. she
had listened 90 the criticisms before.
such is the life OF dog show judge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-06
Show of Fort Orange Kennel
Association Most Sue
cessful in History
of Fixture.

Rarely has the Fort Orange Kennel
and Pet Stock Associations dog show
met with such complete success as the
one that closed last week in Albany.
Every class was exceptionally well
represented among the 500 dogs on
exhibition, and the work of the judges
met with commentator on every hand.
One of the most pleasant features
of the judging by Mrs Madge Thorpe
was the presentation of a large bunch
of flowers by the little winning NAL
tese terrier Oh. Sweetsir of Dyker in
the ring.
b. Oh. Sweetsir of Dyker was recently
purchased by Mrs. James Gardner
Rossman for a price said 20 be the
record one ever paid for dog of this
breed, and his owner was so delighted
with his victory that she had the win
ner present the flowers TO his Judge
Another feature OF the Maltese
judging was the presentation of a
suffrage dog to Mrs. Thorpe by the
winner and the loser in the Maltese
breed. This dog was led up to the
Judge after the judging for a win; the
Judge gravely inspected the dog and
handed it ribbon. and then, catching
sight OF card attached to its neck,
she found out it was a present from
the winner, Mrs. James Gardner Ross
man, and the loser. Mrs. Carl Bau-
menn, in the Maltese classes.
This was most delightful reversal
Of some of the Maltese judging seen,
wherein the loser warmly congratu-
lated the winner, instead of showing
d. satisfaction.
The awards follow:
81 Demands fdogs and biichesl-Winner Carl
VII. owned b Mrs. Frank Burt. u reserve Wat
lands Thunderooli. owned BY Frank II. Addyman
Great Danes dogs and bitches Winner silsea.
bone O1TnS Of lngold. Sucrabonr Kennels. resery.
surcAbone Ssndo Of Ingod. Succaboue Kennels
Russian w0lihounds dogs aud bltrhesl winner
Caefhysddue Neisk. Frank ~ Addyman. reserye
Scottish deerhOunds idogs and b.tcbes)-NInnrr
-, MAZDA Of ST Heliers. reserve. ca. Midlothian
Medalist. both owned Ivy EdWard Mclean
Greyh0uuds dogs and bitches i-Nlnner. On
LansdO@ne Butcher Boy reserve. LansdOwne I.ottl-
bo.h Owned b. B > lewis ".
fOfhounds-'Ihe winner ives withheld
Pointers ldqssl-Mnnsr. Bob White Marin Dan
reserve. Bob White Pam. both owned by TIE Rob
White Kennels. nl'ches--Wluner Mawyd Flo,-
ence Bob White Kennels reserve. May Queen 49,
John Rorup.
English settlers fdog.l--winn.r. Handsome Ruler:
rescfVe. Bob White Albert both owned by tie Hob
whits Kennels. Bliches-- Winner Bob White Lena
II reserve Pride 81 Rochland both ogne by the
Hob White Kennels
Irish setiefs dogs and biiehssl Winner. Rich.
wood Roy NJ. and Mr.. y Albsn sturiee reserve.
Lan~losur N0recD. Mis- Anna n Lewis.
tofkeT spansh idOgsl Winner Midkir Kermit
v 4. Pssr~' .sy.ssa. p.ss n-.t '--siiss henneis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-06
FINE LITTER FOR BETTY
Mrs. T. Won Keler's Toy Ter.
rier Mother of Four Some

A litter of four perfectly marked
male Boston toy terriers was whelp.d
this week by Betty XII "A. K. ca
from Midget Ringmaster "A. K. CA a,
Bloomfield, n. J. 1t is the first tina
in the knowledge of local dog fancier,
that a young bitch at her first INV
whelped nothing but male puppies eli
in excellent condition and Of the hest
stock.
Betty is one Of the smallest Boston
toys in the country, weighing in
healthy condition only 10 to ioi,
POUNDS. Since this unusual litter be.
came talked about Mrs. Won Keller. the
owner. has received an offer of $500
for the bitch with her litter. but il
is not for sale.
Two of the puppies may BE- disposed
OF later on, but 1t is the intention Of
the owner 70 show at least two OF the
puppies, if possible. next spring at the
Boston Terrier Clubs exhibition, A
dog fancier declared that as a breed
ing bitch Betty XII would probably be
a revelation and worth easily 5000 or
more
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-06
A WONDERFUL LITTLE DOG
Champion Sweetsir Most Con.
sistent Winner of His Age.

In Champion Sweetsir Of Dyker,
Mrs. James Gardner Rossman, Of
Brooklyn. has one Of the most success
full winners for his age in this country
or in England. Champion Sweetsir -
a white Maltese terrier, two years and
four months old, and bred by Mrs.
Carl Bauman, of Brooklyn. His sire
was Champion MacLeod's Little Sweet
heart and his dam Champion Dyer
Dolly II, and he is the fifth generation
Of champions on his sire's side.
Mrs. Rossman's mighty little terrier
became a champion at the age Of thlr-
teen months, and is the youngest NAL
tese terrier champion on record IN
either this country or England. In
the show of the Fort Orange Kennel
and Pet Stock Association, held in Al.
bany last week. Champion Sweetsir Ok
Dyker continued his winning record,
making a clean sweep. HIS victories
included a first and winner, best IN
show and three specials.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-06
ADVICE TO THE 'KlCKERS'
Words of Wisdom for Those
Who Criticise Dog Judges.

Those persons who protested against
the placing OF dogs in the Pekingese
snow last week at the Hotel Plaza
and found fault with the decisions of
MISS Lydia X. Hopkins, of California,
the judge, should read carefully the
following remarks by. the kennel edi-
TOR of The Philadelphia Inquirer on
this subject:
at would be good idea in the
future II some OF the exhibitors who
make il practice of using abusive
remarks at the various judges when
Trey think their dogs have not been
placed properly TO cut out this phase
o. the game. IL would be different
thing II the judges were receiving
large sum for their services, but rs
the majority OF them oficiate just for
tho sake Of boosting the sport. they
should be given some consideration.
Judges are liable 70 make mistakes
the same as the next one, but that
does not say that the exhibitors should
abuse them. Unless the judges are
given more respect in the future. IL
will be q hard matter TO get officials.
and then maybe the 'kickers' will
have 70 ofiieiate and take some OF
their own medicine"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-06
PRESIDENCY FOR COLLINS
L. /. Kennel Club Names Him
for Coming Year.

The meeting of the Long Island
Kennel Club on Friday night was a
most interesting one, Notwithstanding
the fact that there were no club
matches, and a large number of the
members were present for. the annual
election of officers.
The following were unanimously
elected; President, John F. Collins;
first vice-president, DR.. E. II. Berend-
sohn; second vice-president, IL. W.
Bosls; secretary, William NJ. Jones;
treasurer, William Bruggeman, with
Harry Taylor, Jules Ferond. Mr. Kohl,
Charles Kelly, A. A. Rost, J. +. De
Mund and H. d. Hoffman as the board
Of directors.
James Gardner Rossman was elected
to membership, and the various COM
mittees viii be announced by the pres
ident at the next meeting.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Taylor, DR.. J. K. DeMund,
DR.. and Mrs. Z. II. Berendsohn. A. A.
Rest, Alva Rosenberg, Jules Ferond.
MIR. and Mrs. James Gardner Ross
man. Mr. and Mrs Carl Baumann,
Charles Kelly. II. ID. Hoffman. William
Bruggemsn, William Jones, Wilbur II.
Purcell, Mrs. Leslie West. Mr. Kohl
and II. W. Beals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-06
Mrs. Taylor to Judge.
Bulldogs at Show

Mrs. Harry Taylor is the Judge
chosen by the Philadelphia Kennel
Club to adjudicate in the French Dull
dog classes at the coming show IN
Philadelphia. The choice is WISE ons,
for. in addition to most thorousa
knowledge of the breed assigned ne,,'
Mrs. Taylor has a charming persona persona.
nv and is popular with the exhibitors,
Who arc assured of heir dogs receiving
al that is their due. -
The Philadelphia Kennel Clus y 70
be congratulated upon securing me ''f'
vices of Mrs. Taylor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-06

the first parti-color champion in Amer
lea and one of the most diminutive OF
the Sherwoods parti-color Of five
pounds weight with all the bone of a
pound do Champion Nan Nui is
unusually grotesque and Chinese and
full of character She has won many
prizes.
Sherwood Maku. a little sister OF
the above and her equal as q show
Dog. has had an interrupted career ow-
ing to maternal ceres, but has won
numerous first and nine championship
points. 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-06
FRENCH BULLDOGS NEXT
Splendid Specimens in Match
Friday at the Hoffman.

French bulldogs will have their OPP
portunity of displaying their fine
points on Friday evening. when the
French Bulldog Club Of America VIII
hold its match at the Hoffman House.
it was originally planned to hold the
match at the Hotel Gregorlan. but the
change was announced last week by r.
l. Hamm, the secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-06
Blow for Bull Dog Lovers.

All lovers Of bulldogs will be grieved
70 hear Of the death Of Chinchsm
Chummie, owned by George Low, OF
Elizabeth, y. j.. The. dog was about
eight years old: and was a litter
brother TO Chincham Young Jack, the
fsmoss bulldog imported by J. Mott.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-06

..bton Woo Fsh. Imported grandson OF
Ch' Gnu Erh; sure sire Of bright red pup
pies Fee. $40. 90. ..,.o, ., oh
Pu vi Of Bishopgate. GRANDSON Oh s M
reds with lovely short faces. Zee. slS;oo;
Knng Hsi Of Bishopgate. by ASHTON WOO
Fuh; flame red with black shadIngs. Des I
puppy al Mineola and southampton; az stuu
untii sold. $500 A good dog Tor pitches
light In bone. t
Puppies and grown stock FOR sale'
BIsHOPGATE KENNELS;
Sheepshead Bay, New YORK.
Coney Island 2Oi3.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-01-06
The Hatpin Militant

They suffering from the hatpn over In Eng
land Just at present. writes the VANITY Fair
rgonau young has just been p6sscued araaee
that she inheed VITA her tpn but fob up
victim when he reonstted OF eurts better
ean 20 There H. 3ohpg to be said him there He
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