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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-10-21
CATHEDRAL SERVICE
ON SUNDAY EVENING

The many members and friends Of
the Congregational church who en-
joyed the cathedral service given at
that church about a year ago, will
be glad to hear that repeated requests
for it's repetition have met with favor
and it will be given again for the sec
ond time Sunday evening. 1t is a
very impressive and helpful service.
Sunday morning, at 1890, the pas
tors ermon will be, THE viii of
Cod
Sunday evening at $50, under the
auspices OF the G.. e. Society, Mr.. H.
l.. Loucks will give his life message,
Capturing Politics for God" This
is certainly a tremendously vital sub
ject, and opportune. 1t underlies all
u problems today. Mr.. Loucks has
made it his life work and study,-he
gives here his life message. He has
some very interesting things to tell
of the working Of our political sys-
TENS, and a cure for the same, If ap-
piled. You will want to hear it
The Waterfowl Printing and Bind.
ing Co. has just received some wood
filing cabinets which are offered at
reasonable prices
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-10-21
NOTICE OF SALE.

Pursuant to an order of Court, and
Judgment duly made and entered on
the 18th day of October, A. d. 1915,
in which Henry A. Hanten was plain
tiff and Cora Duryee, defendant, no
tice is hereby given that the follow
ing described chattels will be sold on
October 23rd, a. D. 1915, at 1900
o'clock p. m. OF said day at the City
Hay Scales. Waterfowl, Codington
County, South Dakota, viz. four beds;
n spring; one mattress; one dining
table. eight dining chairs: three
rockers; n arm chair: one kitchen
table; n sideboard; one sewing ma
chine; three d%ressers; one commode;
two sanitary couches; one book case;
two center tables; two large rugs;
seven small rugs; one small heater
and one set Of dishes; pursuant I'd
statute In such case made and pro
yided, and that the sum duo upon such
judgment Is Three Hundred sixty.
seven and 5000 (sss'7 .5o1 Dollars.
with interest at I Pei cent t7N)
from date hereof; and that the said
above described chattels viii be sold
10 satisfy said Judgment.
Dated OF Watertown. ri, this
1itn day OF October, A. .. 1915.
I'D. 4. Elkins,
Sheriff. codington County, s d,
First pub. Oct. Il, last pub. Oct. 81
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-10-21
First National Gets
New Book Equipment

IT, First National Bank has re-
ee-.1v Installed a neg eguipnaeE1. for
1a-e raDtd booEkeep.ng-ahat is 20
So 70 enable one man aud he ma
nit ~ DO tss work Of Two mel
e. insists Of Z set Of loose leaf
and q Burroughs adding AMI
.2r.a.-iHg machine.
a.. III: accounting for The purpose
for a6ich the machine il made is done
b. ~2aachinery. For Instance. John
Jl- ~yiEg 4 deposit in the 6z1k,
c7a~s iarious checks against his &C
n19a' Turing ting day and likewise
@2*s- 4 substantial deposit, The
-.c. ,- takea his balance for the
mo-...e, prints It in the proper place
N g." proper page, adds the SUN Of
hi. ks during the day and sub
Crac' the amount from the morn
.e.- ~alance, then adds the amount
ct .L.~ days deposits, and shows the
aa1aa~ at the c}ose Of the days
tranvartions.
T." machine was purchased from
rh~ burroughs people and the bal
alt" II the equipment ~2z bought
fnw ne Watertown Printing aud
El-dl.@ Co. II consists Of four loose
leaf !"Igerg, made especially for
aark.ss' purposes, the required MUM
b"r Of sheets for keeping the records,
he "~oessary indexes, ledger stands.
c'r.. nc.
It is the first equipment of the
10 be installed in WATERFOWL.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-10-21
MOVING PICTURE CAUTION.

800. I AE &.FaEt9F35. ME4 sEaa-p
According to eminent authority, no
child should be allowed to sit r
than thirty feet to a moving picture
screen. Defective eyesight is liable
to follow a continued close sitting.
Parents, it is claimed, should insist
that their children sit well away from
the screen, and ordinances have been
suggested, recurring the closest seat
to be at least 20 feet away from the
screen. Many harmful things are IN
consciously allowed in families, such
as the purchase Of inferior beers.
Golden grain eblt beers are pure per
lection and the safest to buy. Order
of J. +. Wagner. phone 2O97. Mail
orders filed anywhere. adv. 10
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-10-21
Rumanla Defines policy.

uLrEaN aFUAt
London.-Rumania has joined
Greece In declining to enlarge the
confederation IN the Near East, BY
declaring officially that the Rumanian
government intends to preserve strict
neutrality.
This step followed close on intirna-
lions from unofficial German sources
that II was time that Bucharest save
more definite Indications Of Rumania's
stand, IN view Of the latest develop;
nients In the Balkans. Prom 4 Ger.
man source also m q report that
British and French ministers are leay-
INK Athens. but this report Il dis
credited here, and II Ii without any
other confirmation
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-10-21
MEN GREET NEW
INSURANCE COMMISSIONER

Harry o,Brlen Of Highmore, the
newly appointed insurance commits
sioner. was the guest Of honor at an
informal dinner given BY the general
agents Of Sioux Falls in the grill room
OF the Cataract at 400 today. Called
for "a few remarks the new com
missioner expressed his pleasure at
meeting with the insurance men and
pledged his best efforts towards the
raising 81 insurance standards II
South Dakota Informal remarks
were also made BY b. {. shaw, West
lubbock, g n nouthit and Charles
NE Day. Colonel r. j. Woods, presi-
dem ~ the loeal association, presided
alraa ths dinner announced his
reu Leader.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-10-21
s. IL Bushels Of
Oats Per Acre


AND 40 BUSHELS or MAcARoNI
WHEAT PER ACRE ARE BEING
RAISED IN THE JAMES RIVER
VALLEY, DicKEY COUNTY, NO.
DAKOTA, THIS SEASON.
With such crops You can pay for
this land IN two years and have mon
~ left. Why not pull away and come
here and get rich raising wheat, oats,
fax, barley, alfalfa. clover and corn.
Land has advanced nearly $500 per
this last year. It is sure to adj
vance from $1,000 to 1890 per acre
each year from now on. Do not delay
but come at once and buy some OF
this fertile land. Good live agents
wanted
y 7. johnson Land and Cattle Co.
1921 cakes. N. b.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-10-21
PRESIDENTS VOTE is
CAST FOR SUFFRAGE
Followed by Cheering Throng of Stu
dents, Wilson Walks to Polls.

#a"E. S''IogEss ~ ~ Ez#Ha
Princeton, N. president Wilson
came to his legal residence today and
voted for woman suffrage on a con-
stitutional amendment submitted to
the people by the legislature.
The president was greeted at the
station by a large crowd Of students
who cheered him as he stepped from
his private car, He walked to the
old fire house, where the polling
booth of his precinct is located. Form
ing in solid mass about him, the stu
dents marched with him to the poll
ing place, singing Princeton songs
and cheering.
Several s~uffragists were at the sta.
ton and thanked the president for
his announcement that he would vote
to give them the ballot.
AS the president handed the cleo
lion officers his ballot a corps of pho
~tographers asked him to pose.
mo-" he said, "this is too serious
a matter 70 make a spectacle Of
After voting, the president walked
about the campus The crowd OF stu
dents followed, singing and cheering.
On his wa = to the station a boy
driving q grocery wagon almost ran
over the president. The boy saw the
crowd, but did not see Mr.. Wilson.
who do you think You are?'
shouted the grocery boy. as the crowd
bore down on his wagon, Then be
saw the president almost under the
horses feet and pulled away. The
president smiled and the crowd
laughed.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-10-21
Downing street;

ppNathh ahiS1h'
THE prime minister Is suffering
from IN attack Of gastrointestinal
catarrt, which will ~necessitate Il few
days of complete rest
In Premier Asquith'a absence. David
Lloyd-George, minister OF munitions,
led In the House Of Commons this az
ternoon and ateerad off all PROFOUND,
ers Of what tho government consider,
cd awkward questions,
III Is impossible at present was
his reply 70 urgent requests TOR h
statement whether the DardaaaiteS
campaign would be abandoned Lord
Robert Cecil. parliamentary uaaef
secretary for foreign affairs u4ade
practically The same reply
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-10-21
wArgaToWg's REV csuacs
Aberdeen Daily Hsus Comments On
First Aeshsaiss chaFshs

Fifsk AetsGstsg SNnFans
Watefsoaa II faSeiefng Dges ms
dedication IL j aeW s76,0gO #athodisi
Episcopal eaarcas Tbs rejoicing ss
tsggS aMsa, f0f sb@ building Of d
new ssa9eh III any community DOT Ill.
resa1 supplied III lusi eaaBe TOR
fsj0ag and the modern church II
al asa % sae community Iii which It
iii established iii No ffiaay mose Ways
than 1sas the church Ill s~sarIier days.
sssas Il new building such ae that
bHiit af Wassrtown ii pf much nsara
Than aUnGfusnstl0na ar ioctI lnters III.
|Jfhe church Ii fasf becoming d eecial
Iessntar III no small Importance. With
Efn slls past few years thefe has been
Il essadifs Increasing tendency to put
lthe eiutroh buildings ID moro use than
merely tlse two Sunday preaching Ger.
vieoss the ssslnanys school md The mid.
wsak prayer meeting IL has become
4 gathering place FOR soctal meetings
of vnripsla Sorts for lecture course,
ana even-n some i-nstancesor
moving picture entertainment There
no reason why I'm Investment Of
Is75,00o. such as Is represented hi the
building of the Waterfowl church,
should mot ne put ID use for al least
aeyen evenings 81 the week fcr some
form of community betterment. And
slflias Ii wtlst The churches are coming
tos 4 4 fast as ihev essi around
tc Aberdecn Daily News.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-10-21
Serb Positions Captured.

ViefiaaThs following official state
sreat Waa given out BY the Austrian
war ofilcs tonight.
Hungarian troops, pursuing the
ssrblans soatleast Of belgrade. have
reached the Avala Notifications and
captured strongly intrenched posi-
tans south Of vinoa. The Bulgarians
have forced the frontier passes at
several points between Negotin and
stronmitza and have captureds the
eastern forts OF zajecar,a
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-10-21
Suffrage Defeated.

Equal suffrage al defeated Id New
Jersey BY approximately 10000 ma
jority. The district IN which the.
president resides. despite the well
well known position Of Mr.. Wilson
on the question, went heavily against
the proposition.
a prominent republican. who had
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-10-21

charge of the anti-suffrage campaign,
~pronounces the result a victory for
pure womanhood and for the preser-
walton of the sanctity of the home.
There are indications that Mr.. Will
sons support of suffrage will be
used against him in his campaign in
1916 in New Jersey.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-10-21
Drive Bulaarians Back.

aalGnikt Heavy ~cannonading Is
reported around DoIran, Southeastern
fg& The serbians are said to
h&vG faYced tho Rnlgarians to retire.
Tsa Hsfbians are advancing from
sSsgggo Id the direction of stroumits
"a, waieh they claim they expect to
& shortly.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-10-21
Lloyd George Loom
ing Up as Enland's
Coming Big Man
Many Believe Asaulth TOO sIow-
Liberal Quartsrs say carson's
Resignation 10 Favorable.
~ Edward prlea neIl.

London differences of opinion
continue To shake tbs coalition cabi
not and the anttAaqaith forces are
active. Tlhsas would tike ID make il
clean eWasp of the government With
Tic exemption of Lloyd asrge, whom
they wish 70 make prime nsinteter
BIZ Edward csrsonH disappointment
frotn tbs cabinet IL fegatdad III Lib
ufai astsrters as d fagGrabSs omen,
since Tho doughty UIssMfNaH III ne
Incarnation III what Tfish aspnaIlssa
aud probably shs H6fy M Hs
0Da mipsrist.
Asaa'ah T;slisysa, Ysa stew
tf aa III bg
sstsss III IN saY mo agsa ~
GHaias Ges M Dsss #sad
DressigA fesaan pf~ofaaaas M spiss
sf afs 1sshss hi a B0uid
bs ssa M Ha1te s0rs
@ssfy sa a1g Mlafa Wslsh
M aaDinel
AZ bon
ssAs vsliag ssafs
B1g andlJsH Ahst
sa
I'M eora
;ssga d en- fsAert1itinl
A n MI parts 0 Id
sMNal5sBSxy @xpa H~Ssx4fs@Wizz48 III fufsf3 arl
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-10-21
Allies Rushing Help
To Serbia's Front
CONTINUED from page d

Continued from page y
Grating In the Baltic sea, have sunk
five German transports and forced
another ashore, according to a Rus.
sian official statement given out here
tonight.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-10-21
Natioal Defense Re-
ceiyiDg Attention Of
Wilson and Cabinet



"aanfus, d. y. U-Erap3oveTs IL
.ae Unit. ~-.4'aa, corporations, man
a,sc,gver l...4as;9nal men, Trades
m~a and -a.z ra@a Of al t5-a4a
ar~ 80 IL. a>Ead 20 contribute. a.
r'r'aiazlc' g.. taeic employees n I'll,
FaE@, wi.. 7"r5oua financial iosz.
ia 40 II ..Ef military draining dur
Ing each ~ 'ar"e y@aT8.
ci.,zeo krrny r. soo mn
rst
u,.t..-m .-.a - -.
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ava" % '''7' L"' H." 0"2t VIII DC
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/ ""1A'i'F -@~''" "HIE'dH' are conn
'''' ma ',e" l1ough II IL proposed
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Da, "'Diu ~ 81
Il ma,
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years and liability for service during
the remaining three years only in
event Of war.
The army plans for more than
], 100000 trained men in six years and
the nayy'g program Of ten dread
lnaughts and six battle cruisers with
in FIVE years. both of which will be
presented to congress with the en-
E~dorsement Of President Wilson. were
the absorbing topics OF interest herel
today.
Army Bill s1a2, ooo,o 900.
The proposed army appropriation
pil VIII De oS'Ooo'oo OF an increase
. T'S''p"'VVV oSeF last yea ana that
" the navy ~ 9zio'VVo'VpV, a SoS'ooo'-
wy ''Diease. u totai aeiehse q
Ret Vi nearly 94Vo,ooo,ooo IS an ln.
crease OF 9~i4V,VVo'ooV' WINCH IT is IN
aefs'ood, y q De raised by a bond
issue ana increased expect
% from q return 10 certain tarlH
duties fetaoVed iast year.
Navy plans Announced.
Added details of the navv n,ans
beca me known tonight The fve-vaar
proeram ys,cI,,des bes;das tha Non
dreadnapebts and six hattie cr,isars
eighty.ave coast submarines fftaan
~seagoing submarines. fftv destrovers
fifteen scout cruisers and FIVE sun.
boats Two dreadnanehts will ha
built each year. Two battle cruisers
will be built the first year, n the
- 4 - a L8H=HgHH rt=EH.FIl
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-10-21


H. "@emAao@'s Tjih aHa d".Aar prh.
aram aaoot@d BY hh" "aaera"o
mar' aaafa. IN" SATURDAY &""a an,
hoo"n"R a &D."1al bargain lo .,."'-,r
tt>n i"r t'"l day friday, Dc''b"r u.
1915.
III" saturday H""a' f"fnjaf rub
&cs'D'f|b p'ics IN Al LEO n has '"o
ih"bE"ha E35aorjDerT, mostly ~hhIn
CG3}n&'hh GHnf}f5. u t@a fat|"'n&
IN" H"3aI allotment i" "a@h house
""|aj +A""'"H1ta!i2 ~" iA"""""H i@aH
err, HtDH'iy within E"ajhGi"0 r"unlg
FOR Friday october ~ tn" 7@toF
a&Y view" "hI hcc"pf ~" dollar for
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-10-21
Army Bill s1a2, 900, 900.

The proposed army appropriation
bill will be 1882. 0O0, 900, or an increase
OF S72, 900. 900 over last year, and that
Of the navy is s216, 900, 900, a SOS, Ooo,-
600 increase. The total defense bud
get of nearly $500, 000, 900 is an in
creas Of $4,000, 900, which, it is I'M
defstood, Is to be raised by a bond
issue and Increased event expect
ed from a return to certain tariff
duties removed last year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-05
GAMBLING RAIDS LEAD
TO DOUBLE ARRESTS
Police Squads Revealed as
Working Without knowl-
edge Of Each Other.

How detectives v1.s.u trJ-. =
sparae squsd4 a'.srs~d - Fo!re
H-Adqa-ts-s have o~-n working a, re
sane tine n ~c.san!z< ~ cA- saual!Hz
wave n New YS-k withoI. Ire ..oE.-
edge Of the other sqI4d b-cane no.n
yesterday sr--Taoa SN-n Detective S~.-
gear: D05.eily " Sp~c.4. SggaI No. {
from ,ae 5-ic- 0. Thi-d Deputy cpn-s-
s-0Le- D1lEan api~a.-d - the fo-S'iIl-
c04- AIMED T-s saE-a--s . arrest
,rso1srs D%.n= arr4.zIsi tie.
Last S4,I-1ay rigAt Lien. I'm COST
gar ard is Tld..g squad broke mo
zen alleged gambling houses ard serve!
warrant o. forty y~r=pas sunday the
u.er we-. ar-AZ-ea o. ,5s iJrETlils
curt. TnsT .ear-1g. w=-~ adjourned
Until yesterday i't~--59n.
While tie near e g@:- IT. progress
s=-z. D51ns.ly and h4s S.!1sd arrived
ard a: .a= en-. u TIE nAar.rgs arrested
Jch- IL Wi-n. alleged Proprietor %
BOO Walkers piacs .. 200 FHs: ~
i--1,a s-.e.. and TX o: ~ men who
assisted ~ running tie p,aoe J.. hy'a
comp.4 IT. the r.e1 we're charged w...
be.Iz ccnmJu gamblers ana v"r- held
IT, $1,000 boil yn Ir" CnArg- ard 500
IN the Ota.- BY N;Axus;.a'. McIIade 20
ava: The action of the Grand Jury.
IN. se-oc! arrr-ts were made a. the
men we're leaving the court room after
the fra. healrg. DICK Martin, who il
alleged - have conducted d gambling
hoIs. a. ie3 Ues- ~FIfty-frs- street. VS.
"a the cou-- u 20 witness ths pro-
cee6 and he also was 4rres.e. b
Donue.ly on evidence collected sspt.n-
Der - aad later IN the afternoon vas ar
rested Ivy Lieut.. Cost.gan on a Sa-raE:
issued after a visit % his pace by a de-
,ectiye later In the nontn Narr!- was
taken % Police H.sdGI4--ers and Will
D. arTa.gued y -he Wat sd. co!r- 10
day.
A hearing - he cas-. y: Henry GOld-
hand, whose place W.. a. sss Lexington
avenue prior 20 Saturday night, Wa al.c
held and Goddard vA placed under
$1,000 bail for the Grand jury. He was
the only MAJ u0 arrested by 18th
SQUADS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-05
WAR ORDERS 10 END DEFICIT.
steel Foundrtes Go. Tells Of BIS
Contracts After Had Year.

IL following s.aten-rt vas ISSUED
o. 't- directors 0: the American Ste~l
F~'oGnlr:-- Company yesterday. after the
report for the nine months e.ded sep
ieIEber 30. 1915. was made public, shon-
ing a d-ncit Of s4s0.ie7.
TIE American steel FouniriHs has
closed munitions contracts s~9sregat!nx
a little les tina $4,000. 900.
The machining viii Be done hy the
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacture
Ing Company and the Poi,ak Steel Com
pauy VII furnish part OF the forsing..
The regular business % the company
= improving. Al plants are running
aud D. !s expected that they viii be UP
20 full capacity next month"
For the nine months ended Sep,ember
30 the re, earrings % II. company
were si7s.ss3. against s5ss,s0o in 1917
Other income was sfs.2Iz. aRains, U.s.
sos n the preceding year TIE total
income in 1915 was s%l7s.o+5. In the
year before II amounted 10 Ss5s,&os
In 1914 the decci; was I.5.sis.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-05
COUPON BUREAU Fits AWAY.
Women search vaisly for Silver
ware Prizes.

Women with packages OF coupons
marked ~ rsdsemsble In s.lverware
and s;orskeeo~rs who bought the cou-
p0os from the Rogers Silverware Adver-
tis..g Bureau have been sea rching the
Maiden lane jexelry district for days
!OOEing for the elusive head OF the bu-
The elaborate ONCE which was
Kept az SO Maiden lane has been closed,
and the stock OF siiverware which was
% a been given In exchange Tor cou-
pOrs cannot he found.
The bureau apparently kept moving
from tho ONCE at 80 Maiden lane 20 a
small office az 50 Maiden lane and back
again. aud the sOsnen we're directed
from one Office 10 the other uE.til they
became disguised. Then a week ago the
Offices were closed. n II was said a..
No. SO that a man who gave the ia me
% Charles - Clark. ard who apparently
ras the head OF the bureau, had left
word that he was going TO move 20 23l
Broadway. But that number Is -.
Paul's graveyard.
since then hundreds % ONE Sho
Sot the coupons from storekeepers in
Jersey and New York have been making
the rounds OF the jeW'elry houses seek
Ing Clark. and the telephone centrals
have been busy telling callers that the
bureau telephone has been discontinued.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-05
HAS $4,000 WAR ORDERS
Westinghouse ChairmRn Tells Of
Great contract.

Guy z. T-irp. chairman o, The W.s--
IN zrru.. E=c;r.c su4 Manufacturing
Company, made the following announce
me.t Yesterday 7~glrd.uE the var order.
baked by th>t "-'rpaty
The total - va- "rl--s by s-1 -
Wez'.nztoGs- Electric a-I s~-hs.t2T-s
amounts 20 approximately ~sst.lGp.s97.
This !-'lud,- firm orders p-GH- s..-
;ect 70 cancellation ;o- ~ur.~u.s--i gods
by payment - a. szr~-d pros; Al o.
dos srIbl-st - canCsii@t.J- - I1lsi..-
cred gIy.s on three rn.a'as -0'i'- %
500 work.
out Oi . total y ~t!s.st:.o95 > I--
cent c5uver-.o.e lo-ds is..sd apron .
Hate.y tii.jho.9 15 have already b@-
c5uy.-et
large proyor-loa ostAs West ss~1-
order ar Arm Ia; =. not sco!ec: 20
cancellation. ~ re c!os- ~ S-ptemo>-
. vas officially announced that me aDn-
pa5y's frn- c-1ers amounted 20 ,s0.-
6dO.lgG, .: which a large par ~ss .o-
rs-s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-05
PDuICO RACING RESULTS.

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HORSES ARRIVING TO
COMPETE IN SHOW
Twenty Of J. G. Brady's First
Visitors Here-.Are Put in
Private Stables.
TO DINE JUDGES TONIGHT

Th- Est aru,. :7- ths Sa,.5aa.
Horse SHOW. 1hlch ocsts a. Madison
Spar. Garden .o-norroe morning ~-rs
twenty harness ponies. hunters and As-
rec. horse. from J e. Braly's Hamilton
Farm a: Gladstone. y J They arrived
y..-e-iay ard re-e -aksr - a private
staoe a: ia East Tr.r.y-.ourth street.
which hA. 5@sn engaged :or TIER oc-
eIpancy during the exhibition.
TIE saox stable. with ths.- straw
h.de .ed s.al!s we're ready a. the Ca
der. su. vii nJ- b. put INTO Use Until
tn. morning xnen a --s1 o. me OUT o.
town entries 8. erpec.s1. Cater the d.
-ec:lS- ot Frank 7. CArk. Who las
cia-r. az -. work ,or over tren;y-a'e
yeA-, TIE tarba-X covering vas spread
1, The r..S ard II. Judges o put INTO
place "a ire centre. To many visitors
IN. ,.zh, Of ne horse. staining az eis>
IN :h..- st4Is - an Interesting part o;
~. SLOW. and according - CaFse re
ta4.n.r stable never has been arranged
more 4.t-ac-.v@ig
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400 ce1ar trees. ranging in he.<at tr"1
f,tla ore4 81 .o- a ch!ld- Ca-lstua-
zee % some forty Zee; aga. sr~c.a-y
i.gn rear Bedford. Wes-.he=ter ~o1n'y
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generally suppl. TITS kidd %. Zee -
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rad % a private y..r ~ to ti-sc-o-s
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