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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-01
Bolsheviki of Russia
Protest Death Sentence
Of Anarchist Berkman

Petrograd, Oct. IA thousand mem
bers Of the bolsheviki at a, mass meet
ing last night adopted a resolution of
protest against the Imprisonment and
reported imposition of a death SEN
tence on Alexander Berkman, the an
archist Agitators who came here re-
Gently from the United States haf-
angued the crowd which packed big
circus tent. The speakers scoffed at
American liberty and said that the
bourgeoisie ruel that country, but the
bolsheviki audience applauded only
mildly.
A threatened demonstration against
the America nembassy was not car
ried out. The government, preparing
for eventualities, had sent an armored
motor car and a detachment of troops
to guard the embassy
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-01
Announce Engagement
of Elizabeth Kelly

The home Of James H, KeIlv. 22S
and joyful surprise Friday night as
the numerous talented friends of Miss
Elizabeth A. Kelly were informed in
novel manner of the engagement If
Miss Kelly to Harry j. McCabe, at
tached to the U. s. mail service.
Gathering at the home of Miss KEEL
ly, who is well known throughout
Connecticut as musician Of unusual
ability, the guests who themselves
possessed many instrumental and yo-
cal accomplishments, made the house
resound with music and with humor-
GUS recitation.
AT a pre-arranged signal the en-
trance to the dining room was OPEN
ed and Handsomely decorated IN ble
was disclosed. A centerpiece of Jack
roses tied with red chiffon from which
streamers extended to each plate hid
the tiny cards upon which the engage
ment announcements were concealed
| Upon the opening of the surprise
the couple were heartily congratulate
and the merriment of the occasion was
! intensified
Miss Elizabeth Kelly faninarl1
known to her friends and acquatn.
tances in this city as Bessie is a grad.
uate of the Bridgeport High school
| Her musical education which begar
in this city was finish ed by some -
| the best masters of technique II
America. She not only has that tech
| nique which makes her an exceptions
pianist but displayed marked ability
in imparting her knowledge to others
Mr. McCabe, who resides at 49,
Capitol avenue, Is employed in the To-
| cal postoffice where his charm O
manner and genial disposition ha
won him an extended circle of wei
wishers. The wedding will take plac,
this fall
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-01

The Springfield, Ohio, Sun has been
sold to Warren "A. Meyers, a manu-
facturer. Of Springfield.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-01
mo REGISTRATION
CARD, He CAN'T
PROCURE A JOB
Chicago Man Finds Going Hard
Without Blue Ger
tificate.

Edward r. SADIE, of Chicago, who
for the last two weeks has walked the
streets of Bridgeport seeking work
which was refused because he failed
TO show United States draft regis
Itration card, appeared Saturday be-
fore the Fourth Division board.
Footsore and weary from his eff
-iforts, but with still some money re-
Lmaining upon his person he appeared
before the board today to. plead for
rcertification.
IT want to serve my country if they
call upon me, am willing to be re-
registered. but don't want the doors OF
Legitimate employment shut because
of circumstance he told them.
SADIE declares that he was in Can
tada on June 4, and that upon hearing
EaIl Americans were being conscripted
The Immediately left for the United
Estates He claims to have appeared
ION June IL before the city clerk OIL
Boston and to have filled out his card
being promised certificate within 6
few days.
Later he was told that his card hat
Fbeen sent to Chicago, his home. HI
heft for Norfolk, Va, where he wal
semployed as machinist in biz
lplant
Writing to Chicago he was told b.
the city clerk that the city office hat
mo record to show which exemption
board received his card. He has sine
iappealed to all departments of tn
government but still has no-certificat
pof registration.
He will be held by the local boar
,Fubject to Geographic orders from
hChicago, when he will be furnishes
with a card by order of the Chicag
authorities or given other evidesce o
his willingness to be drafted in order
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-01

With the addition of Oklahoma, %
states have filed their volunteer quota
in the army.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-01

FLORAL BOUQUETS :
AND DESIGNS.
JOHN RECK 81 sSON.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-01
LOSS OF APPETITE,
LOSS OF WEIGHT.
sI.EEPI.ESSNESS, ETC.

are all overcome by Recupez4ahA, they
are made after the formula Of Dr.. ~
bert Robin, the famous French pl1yst-
cfan, and are being used very largely
in Paris and other European capfta1R.
When taken for q short warfae thAy
viii gfve positive relief Ia ali casesNo1
nervous exhaustion. mental depreszicu.
lack vitality. general debi1iky, sanA~
mia, etc.
The G7yc@opalnspzatss Of which
Rscnpertabs are composed, cn1s413n
the element necessary to oversrndssa
these conditions They're NOW fbsSne
prescribed and recommended, by nsany
physicians. In this and foreign coua-
tries as the best, quickest and ssurest
nerve and blood tonic thai sthey know
Of
Recrpertabe. are.for Baae at al snrua
stores at sec ana S1.00 per package
or Will be sent direct sstpon srecaipf If
price.
Curtis Chemical Co.. mo. s4lA Wei
2Srd g., New York. Dtsr1b1Sced Ia
Bridgeport and vicinity fby ]. D. Hazsz-
gan, No. 81 Fairfield Avauue-Adx
RI
Warren sheaf., 1917-04-25
Official Proceedings Of the County
Board, Marshall County,
Minnesota.

Adjourned meeting of the Coun-
ty Board, held April 18th, 1917.
Meeting called to order by the
Chairman at 10 o'clock "A. Nj. All
members present.
Minutes of March Goth and 21st
meeting read and approved as read.
Application Of Peter Beauchemin
for reduction in the assessed valua-
ton of Real Estate in the Village
of Argyle was on motion recon-
nended to Minnesota Tax Commits
sion FOR their approval.
Motion made and seconded that
A. 0. Fladeland be and he is here
by appointed as committee to at
tend the final hearing in Bemidji
On Judicial Ditch No. 80 on April
26th.
Pursuant to notice the Board pro-
ceeded to open bids for State
Bridge on State Road No. /, and
the following bids were on file:
Anderson Bros. $4,000; Mime
apolis Bridge Co. $1,475.00.
On motion the bid Of Anderson
Bros. was accepted.
The following bids were received
on Road Building, State Road No.
w. D. Tripp, Is cents per Gu. yd.;
Albert Solom, II cents per Gu. yd.;
Enabak Bros, Is cents per Gu. yd.;
Joe Pisola, II cents per Gu. yd.;
Gotfred Erickson, 14a cents per Gu.
yd.
State Road No. II: A. G. Ny
blad, 49, cents per GU. yd.; Enabak
Bros, ID cents per Gu. yd.; Gotfred
Erickson, 13a cents per Gu. yd.
The bids of Albert Solom for
State Road no. Z. and Gotfred
Erickson for State Road No. II,
were on motion accepted.
The following bids were received
on culverts: Minneapolis Bridge
Co.. 10000; Anderson Bros, 8x8,
S1.090.00; Anderson Bros, 3x3,
100000.
Anderson Bros. bid was on mo-
ton accepted.
To the County Board of Marshall,
County, Minnesota.
I hereby certify that Steiner
Rouland. a resident of the End
Commissioners District, Marshall
StuHoV. Nu1IH, rs d1lllCCcO Win
tuberculosis, and has made applica-
tion for admission to State Sanator-
ium at Walker.
That he is without funds, and is
unable to pay for his keep at said
Sanatoriun, and that he has no one
upon whom he can depend for such
support or assistance.
| hereby recommend that the said
application be granted and that
Marshall County pay his charges
for three months while confined at
said Sanatorium.
OSMUND ENGE.
Commissioner A. S. Rokke offer
ed the following resolution in writ
ing and moved its adoption: .
Whereas, application has been
made by Steiner Rouland, resi-
dent OF Marshall County. and the
End Commissioner District thereof
setting forth that he is afflicted
with consumption, and without
means, and that he is desirous of
being sent to the Walker Sanator-
lunl for eonsumptives,
And Whereas. Osmund p pc
Commissioner cf the 2rd Dietrc5
has recommended that the said ap-
plication be granted and has male
a'ls report accordingly.
Warren sheaf., 1917-04-25

l
the said report be approved and
that the County Board hereby binds
itself to pay the charges for three
months for said Steiner Rouland
while confined in said Walker San
atorium.
Commissioner A. N. Lodoen Sec
onded the motion and the same be-
ing put received majority Of the
votes of the members of the County
Board and was duly carried and
was by the Chairman, then presid-
ing, so declared.
c. F. ADOLPHsON,
Chairman County Board.
| On motion adjourned to April
18th, 1917, at 9 o'clock A. M.
April 18th, 9 o'clock AM,
Board reconvened. All members
present.
Application of K. o. johnson for
refundment Of taxes in Village of
Middle River was on motion recon-
mended to the Minnesota Tax Com
mission for their approval.
| Application Of D. S. B. johnson
Land Co., for reduction in the AS
sessed Valuation of Real Estate in
Village Of Oslo was on motion re-
commended to Minnesota Tax Com
mission for their approval.
Petitions of Town Boards of
Towns of Tamarac and Sinnott for
concrete bridge was on motion
laid over.
On motion the following Road
and Bridge appropriations were al
lowed: Town Of New Maine, $780,;
Town Of Vega, $500.
On motion the following Road
and Bridge appropriations were laid
over: Towns of Warrenton. Alma,
Veldt, Mud Lake, Lincoln and
Marsh Grove.
On motion the following Road
and Bridge appropriations were re-
iected: Towns of Agder, Moose
River, Thief Lake, Veldt, Huntly,
Wright and Linsell.
Motion made. and seconded that
the Auditor be instructed to write
to the Chairman of the Sanatorium
Commission for a report of their
doings up to date.
On motion the following bills
were audited and allowed, as fol-
lows:
Miller-Davis Co., P. P.
Tax Warrants for
Clerk Of Court ;. IS 2.33
Free Press Printing Co.,
Supplies for Judge of
Free Press Printing Co.,
supplies for Judge of
Free Press Printing Co.,
supplies for Register
Of Deeds :. 100
Free Press Printing Co.,
supplies FOR Judge. of
Probate =. - ....s OCT
Free Press Printing Co.,
supplies for County
Louis F. Dow Co.. sup
plies for Judge Of Pro-
bate :. . ;. :. -. 3.71
Louis +. Dow Co., dat
ing machine for Audi
Louis F. Dow Co.. stamp
pads for Auditor -. 10
kimball-Storer Co., alb
,stract tablets for Clerk
of Court 5000
.\imball- -Storer Co..
blanks for Supt. of
Schools ;. !. 49,. 841
Kimball4Storer Co., type
writing paper for
Treasurer =. 2.87
Security Blank Book and
Printing Co., supplies
for county offices -. $3.50
Hans C. Hanson, express
paid on mattress -. 1856
+. M. Thomas, funeral
expenses Of Alma
korpi, tubercular pat
lent =. :. $500
John P. Mattson, publish
ing notice .. ;. ... 80
W n Prorronc Tuc+;cn
Warren sheaf., 1917-04-25

couplers for Court
House ..... $3.50
The Grygla Eagle, pub
fishing notice .... 4.4O
Rogers & Co., supplies
for Highway Engineer 1888
Oswald Lind, expenses
incurred as Highway
Engineer :. !. ...... 1880
Arthur Legault, rodman 7.5O
Ernest E. Johnson, rod
Ernest E. johnson, SER 00
vices on State Road
Oswald Lind, 1 Dietzgen
Transit for Highway
Engineer ... 10000
john P. Mattson, publish
ing notice !. -. -. 400
r. D. V. Carr, publish
/ ing notice 80. ... 44O
John P. Mattson, publish
ing Sale Of notice of
Ditching Jobs, County
Ditch No. Is GAO
il. P. Bordewick, rodman
County Ditch No. 27,
doo1SncO W OWe0lSn
American State Bank
of Warren -. .... pits
Aug. Hellquist, Assistant
Engineer, County Ditch
No. 27 -. -. -. 34.6o
Oliver Resan, livery.
County Ditch No. 81 500
w. O. Braggans, type
writing services, Coun-
ty Ditch No. % $50. 424
Irving E. Quist, Engin-
eer County Ditch No.
28 -. -. ;. .... 22.8o
Meeting adjourned to Nav 1st.
1917, at 10 o'clock A. M.
c. F. ADOLPHSON.
Chairman County Board.
Attest:
A. G. LUNDGREN,
County Auditor.
County Auditors SeaD
Good farms and city property, fire
and life insurance for sale. L. NJ
Olson.
Warren sheaf., 1917-04-25

!Ss fees, St. vs.. Gerhard
Theige y. 4.3
o. f. Belcourt, Coroner's
fees, viewing remains
of unknown man 14.O
O. p. Oseth, witness fees,
st. VS.. Gerhard Theige 80
Minnesota State Sanator-
iqm, clothes for Alma
o. P. oseth, expenses tis. -
for burial of unknown
corpse 39.3
John P. Mattson, publish
ing County Board Pro-
ceedings i. .. -. 200
W. o. Braggans, per
diem drawing Grand
and Petit Jurors $50. 80
James Clausen, constable
fees, st. VS.. Gerhard
Hans G. Hanson, board
of prisoners for March 34.8
Hans c. Hanson, board
of prisoners for March 45.O
St. Paul Typewriter Ex-
change, typewriter for
Judge Of Probate 49,. $50
Minnesota State Sanator-
ium, board and treat
ment of inmates ..... 76.6
John Nahum, carrying
General Election re-
turns, town Of Thief
Lake .... ..... 4.S
Chas. E. Grinder, re-
cording Treasurers
Bonds j. !. J. 36.5
City of Warren, water
and light service for
March .... 49,. -. 42.O
&C. F. Adolphson, mileage
attending board meet
10. Enge, mileage attend. =
ing board meeting -. 4.6
&c. F. Adolphson, mileage
attending board meet
A. 8. Fladeland, mileage mileage: =
attending board meet
ing 1880. -. 49,. 14.4
A. S. Rokke, Mileage at
tending board meeting 8.3,
A. S. Rokke, attending
to committee work on
State and County roads 1O.3l
A. N. Lodoen, inspecting
State road No. 2 .... 6.O(
C. F. Adolphson, inspect
ing State Road No. 1 7.O(
Adolph Amundson & Lee,
supplies for State road 81
John P. Mattson, publish
ing notice -. $500. 24(
Marshall County Banner,
publishing notice s. 2.4(
Lundgren, Wittensten
Co., culverts -. =. 14.5{
I,'-dnrer Wit+en-tor
Co., fire hose and
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-08-23
SPECIALITY TEACHERS
need CERTIFICATES
Must Possess Document to Make
Contracts With School
Boards Legal.

Pierre. s. d.. Aug 2O.-Since July 4,
when the 1917 laws went into effect,
teachers OF special subjects must have
certificates to teach. just as other
teachers do. Previous to the enactment
Of this law the teachers of domestic
science. manua training. music, art,
ETC., did not need secure these %certifi-
Gates from h superintendent of public
instruction, but now they do.
The superintendent has outlined a
certain standard which such teachers
must meet, in order to secure the GER
t%ificate. OF course a school board can
employ a teacher of these special sub
jects who does no have such "A certif-
cate, but in so doing the board does it
on it's own responsibility, and if the
residents of the school district were to
object, as they would have every right
to do. the board would be responsible
Cor the money paid to the teacher.
Consequently in "A case of that sort.
the contract between the teacher and
The board would really be invalid. and
The superintendent of public instruc-
ion would not he able to make the
board a the teacher. even though the
contract were made. If the teacher did
not hold this proper certificate.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-08-23
GAME is INCREASING
IN STATE GAME PARK

Pierre. S. D., Aug. 18.-The annual
:eport of the state game warden shows
that in the state game park, which was
provided for by the 1918 Legislature,
consisting of 61,4O0 acres of state forest
lands in Custer county. between Her
mosa and Custer. that already IS head
of thoroughbred buffalo, 100 elk. eight
antelope and a goodly amount of fish
to restock the creeks in the preserve,
have been placed there by the depart
ment. h first elk were put in the
park in 1914 and have increased CON
siderably. The park is found to be ar
ideal place. and the deer already in
the enclosure when 1t was made, have
also increased in numbers.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-08-23
TO TRANSFORM SWAN LAKE
INTO A. SUMNER RESORT

Centerville, S. D.. Aug. 1S.-After an
agitation extending over several years.
will be taken at an early date to trans
form Swan lake. a fine body of water
some miles Erom C~enterville. into a
fishing n summer resort. With w.
eminent aid the outlet of the lake has
been damned. raising the water so that
1t now covers about 100 acres of land.
1t also has been stocked with fish, and
1t is planned to add greatly to the num-
Der Of fish in the lake. The lake has a
sandy beach, making it an ideal place
FOR bathing. A tract of land adjoining
the lake on the south has been plated
into lots, and these are being pur-
chased by persons who will erect cot
tages for h purpose of spending the
lake.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-08-23
NoRsEck ASKED TO ATTEND
BIG FAREWELL TO TROOPS


Sioux Falls. S. D., Aug. 1S.-Governor
has been specially invited t.
come to Sioux Falls on Saturday OF
this week, to attend soldiers farewell.
exercises which will be held on that
day in honor of the members of the
three local cavalry troops and Company
e. Fourth South Dakota infantry
Elaborate preparations are being made
for h grand farewell. One of the
big features of the day will be a grano
street parade at 2:3O O'clock in the
afternoon. The parade will be headed
by Colonel Englesby and his h%eadquar-
ters staff. The parade will be followed
by a series of war maneuvers, exhibit
tion drills and a full program Of field,
sports. In addition to Governor Nor-
Deck. other men Of prominence through.
out h state have been invited to be
present.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-08-23
GETS BACK MONEY LOANED
TO FRIEND az YEARS AGO

Trent, S. d., Aug. 2O.-E.sK. Axtell.
city marshal of TRENT Yesterday re-
ceived one of the surprises Of his life,
When an acquaintance of his young
manhood sent him a $5O>bill in yme
for a loan made AZ years ago.
lust ~ years g Axtell loaned a
friend. Burt Squires. of Strawberry
Point. Ia. the sum of $40, with the ex-
pectation of being repaid some day. At
that time Axtell was only 81 years of
and the loaning of $40 was a small
matter to- him.. the incident in time be-
ing entirely forgotten by him.
Therefore it came to him as a great
surprise when he yesterday opened a
letter addressed to him, and signed by
Squires. In the letter was 81 crisp $50
bill, Squires, who now is at Norris,
Mont. stating that the $50 was expected
to W. the $50 loan and interest on the
amount for q period of 42 years.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-08-23
WYOMING LINE SALOONS
DRAW SOUTH DAkorANs

Lead, s D., Aug. 18.-While officers
In the eastern section of the state nave
to maintain q watch on roads leading
into South Dakota from Trosky, Mimi,
the closest wet" town to that section
OF the state, the officers of the Black
oming towns lying near the South Da-'
Eota boundary to prevent the whole
sale carrying of liquor into South Da-
kota by the thirsty ones from this state
who are badly handicapped. by the
state wide prohibition law. Being SO
close at hand, Wyoming is>a source of
liquor supply for the bootleggers in.
the Black Hills towns. In one day, it
is reliably reported, booze to the value
Of $3.50 was purchased at Sundance.
Wyo.. for transportation into the Black
Hills.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-08-23
AGED WOMAN CHAMPION
WALKER IN HER CLASS

G%arretson, S. d., Aug. 1S.-Mrs. Ole
Larson, aged 80. mother of Arne and
Gunder Larson, we'll known residents of
Garretson, is the champion woman
walker of her age in South Dakota so
tar as the records disclose. She can
walk distances which would exhaust
many persons half her Exercise
of this kind has 40 terrors for her. The
other day she decided she wanted to go
to Sherman and, instead of asking to
be taken there in an automobile which
always is at her disposal, she started
out OF foot and.walked the four miles.
When h had looked after the matter.
that took her to Sherman, she walked
the four miles back to her home, maxi
ing eight miles on one journey. She
apparently was not exhausted in tho
least. On another occasion she sud-
denly took a notion that she wanted to-
visit some old friends living five miles
out in the country. SO she struck out
and walked the distance. After her
visit was concluded, she made the re-
turn journey of five miles to her home
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-08-23
ASKS EXEMPTION AS ALIEN
HELD FOR ILLEGAL VOTING

S. D., Aug. 2O.-John M.
sterk, OF Harrison, this county. a regis
trant who claimed exemption from mill
ltary service on the grounds OF being
an alien. was arrested here this morn
Ing by States Attorney r. ID. Walker
and charged with illegal voting at the
election in his county in the last cam
paign. Ee was given "a preliminary
nearing before Justice G. r. Sanders
n was bound over to the fall term OF
circuit cou on bonds in the sum Of
saoo. He pleaded ignorance of the cleo
ton laws but was especially we'll yersed
on the mode of action to be released
from military obligations.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-08-23

Bernard's Runaway" star. 8 the
star of remarkably great proper motion
recently discovered in Ophiuchus is
called by some astronomers. Is probably
nearer to the solar system than any
other fixed star whose parallax has
been measured with the exception Of
Alpha Centauri. The parallax observa-
tiOns at the Allegheny observatory give
q value of Is second, while from micro
metric measures made by Bernard,
Russell obtains a value Of 10 seconds.
The parallax Of Alpha Centauri is rs
seconds, corresponding to a distance Of
s4.3 light years. According to determine
tons made by F. Gonnessiat, Of France,
from Q comparison of photographs ex-
tending back to 1897, the new star is
even newer than Alpha Centauri. He
finds it's parallax to be approximately
! second, representing a distance Of
only 3.26 light years.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-08-23
CARTHAGE FARMERS HAVE
EXPENSIVE FISHING PARTY

Madison. S. ID, Aug. 1S.:-Amos
Leighton. Carl G.. Jensen and Elmer
Harmon, three wealthy farmers living
near Carthage, had an expensive fish.
ing expedition at Lake Madison this
week. Not wishing to disobey the
game laws. they drove into Madison to
get the permission of an officer to SEINE
some nongame fish.
go to an officer of the law and guard.
ian of the peace to solicit his favor.
and he took them int custody. Under
"A city ordinance they were charged will.
drunkenness. lodged in Jail for the
night and fined 800 each and costs.
which they paid.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-08-23
NEW SOUTH DAKOTA ARMY
UNITS GET EQUIPMENT

sioux Falls, S. D., Aug. 1s.-Slowly
but surely the members of the three
cavalry troops and Company b, Fourth
regiment of infantry, who have been
mobilized in Sioux Falls since early in
July are receiving their equipment.
Rifles for the cavalrymen have Just
oeen received. n the members Of
company b now have received their
new clothing equipment, including
trousers. shirts, leggings, hats. coats
shoes, stockings and underwear. AS
all the old members OF Company B have
the arms used on the border, all four
units of h national guard modified
nere took part in a big parade today in
11ll military equipment.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-08-23
MOTHER USES FORK TO
Defend STACKER CON

Sioux Falls. s: D., Aug. 1s.-As the
result OF his preliminary hearing before
United States Commissioner Conway.
y his city, John P. Markus. an alleged
Stacker. arrested in Beadle county. was
held under a $500 bond for action by
he federal The hearing in the
case OF William Braun, also Of Beadle
county. charged with falling to register.
was continued to Friday. Braun is a
farmer boy over 81. He resides with
his mother on q farm, and when Deputy
United States Marshal Anderson went
to the farm to make the arrest, the
mother attacked him with a pitchfork.
n officer had to draw his gun to save
himself No charge has as yet been
placed against Mrs. Braun.
Observation-Disclosures. have been
completed for the annual fair and exit
Dition OF the Moody County Fair ASSOC
citation. which will open in this city on
August = n continue until the night
OF August . Entertainment features dur
Ing the fair yiu he~ho.se RACES. for .whicl,
there already heve been q numbcr .,t en-.
tries. There also VIII be other sports.