davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Arizona copper camp., 1918-02-16
BIC HERDS CONE
World War Wastes Europe'e
| Meat Supply.
American Stock RaIsers Cooperate
With Food Administration In Con-
servatIon Measures.

1t is probable that Europe for many
years after the war will look to a
great extent to America for its meat
supply.
Europe's herds are dwindling under
wars demands faster than they can be
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-06-19
What a SoUing Fund

for nen wemen and children. Evarybody Is
earning mere money than ever. and with this
spiendidlg easy method Of lending a portion Of
ones earnings on interest. there viii BE fhouxands
who win lay tbs basis Of a gro~ing competency.
Lots u quarters and halves and dollar hlls
are going for foolish thingz that might Dc put
aside against a rainy day In the shape Of invest
manf In stamps
Your W. s $. passige makes the 100 easier
Over There Pledge yourself 10 save and buy
al the War Savings Stamps your incorne VIII al
low
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-06-19
No Proffeering

your Wartime stare mast serve-serve yea a.
faithfully as In peace-tiuses. The Lurie Store IA
a prics stea6ier. Price smashing Is newer wise
and just How in real truth Il not poAssbls.
Bat the whole power Of the Lgrie ssore "a
thro~n against pruhteering
Most goods cost nsore--an are coming 10 cost
more--hut they shall take tho smallest posnlbla
advance Al Laries
What Is ths profit TO the community. II an
the Increased earnings q ths section are eaten
up BY high priecss
Every family that earns. Is earring more 10
day then ever--Fxrtiy in higher p4y-partiy in
more members Of the family becoming eAxnerx
Work Is fashionable at lAst--a elahmsn in
large city was hned for failing 10 work
NOW. THEN
more earnings should mean
!. Some ssvings-in War Savings stamps and
Liberty Bonds first of all
?. Helping the boys -over there" BY Sustain
ING var activities 81 naeFrey--
q Adding 20 the expressive comfort and stand
ing Of the home--living a. yoa should in
keeping with your statas a. = citizen
serviceable store helps along these things
IA prohtser hinders. Il Is rood thing to Know
stores.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-06-19
Everybody Can DUN
War Stamps

A War Savings Stamp costing S..i7
IS virtuallys bond Of the United States.
IL Is due on January I. 1923. and its
value will then be As 90.
III you haven't Ss.l7. begin BY pur-
chasing the 25c thrift stamps. When
you have collected sixteen they are ex-
changeabIe. with an additional seven.
teen cents. for five dollar War Saw.
lngs Stamp.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-06-19

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-08-30
&. s. Blanfe un0 5amiIie,

Or. &. s. 8larfe uno Samilie,
bon @arben gitp, 8an.. melde iid
bel Trau 8lanfe's Batter. Simon
goeaer, BON Ban. auf 8eiud befin.
oell uaren an1 letten Wontas bier
alli Der 9urdreiie nod ct. Souls.
Or. glanfe lit boil bes 9obes nit ge-
aug auf Die StraBen bon @aseonaoe
Gountp, uno bernerfte baB oieielben in
~beoclteno beiierem 3uitano iinb, als
pie piele Der StraBen bic iie auf Der
Sohrt BON @aroen Gitp Bis bierber
benlitten.
SIT @aibinston bat man cs fir
n6tbis sefunben sic Serfcbrs Or
oinan5en itreng orrd5ufiibren; gan5
lpe5icu nit 8eaug allf Die Sabrifnel.
Iigfeit uno bic geboriee 9eattung
ser Serfebrs . StGnoer. 9ieielbe
Gotbwenbigfeit beltebt aud in Ser.
mann, uber Biz jest bat Die bieiige
9eb6rbe nod nidts getban, Inn Die
gcfol5ung ser be5iielihen Oroinan.
scn ol,rdaufiibrcn. BETTER bon au.
tos cbcniolpobl als mic anbere 9iirgcr
iinh Iebr 5ugltniten elmer ltrengen
Surdfiibruns Der Scrfebrs Sroih.
on5en.
-am fomnenOen Sonntag, Den l..
September, finbet INT @albington,
Mo. ole Sonntaesihlllconpention Der
eponel. @emeinoen bes n0rblifen
Sbcils Der Sranflin, 8asconahe nno
Gage Counties itatt uno atpar IN
SonntaeiduIe. Iorgengcttesoienit,
Eofmittags @~eriammll,ng fir Die
scidGftliden Ingelegenbeiter r1to INT
Acknowledgement. Die widtiglteil
ScgcnltGnoe oieies mihtigen Wcrfes
urlieres firdliden 2ehens fon1lner1
BORT Sur Serbanolung. Die Gi'cn'
boba5iise liegei1 iebr gut, INN ptele
Delegation aus ben @enleinoen naf
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-08-30

Damn miro oerlclbc nid)t ilber 25 Bro.
aent betragcn mo auf bic BETTER Der
aftien pertbcilt merben.
True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on Aug.
20, 1918, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
Die goliDupiti, IN HuBlano, labcn
erfl1rt DAB Gin &riegs5ultano nit Den
Ser. Stootcn criiticrt. Ser anleri-
fanii6e &icc @oniul bot Die orlerl
fanilde Sloggc berabgeiogen mo Die
Imerifoncr gcipnrnt ben ElaB ST. Der
laiier.
Sie Sabritation BON Yerlollen-
alltos, fir sic 5mcite Salfte oes Sis
fuliabres miro INT rs Eroient reou'
alert meroen im Serglei6 nit Der
8rpouftion bon 1917 unb Sabrifan'
ten meroen in bcseihnenocr Meile bon
Scr R~caierung geordngt ibre 6abrifcn
10 balO oils mie mogli6 III Anlngcl
mir bic &riegsprobuftiOn unl5llor'
Oern.
Src0r. Yoeppelmcpcr, pom 8erolo,
iii IN iSranfreih an @itnocn gcltor
ben, Die er IN ser SdIadt erboItcl
bate.
Cine miniatur Nndbiloung ocS
,gScilien Soules" baben relln Burger
Dor Dem YoItamt in ct. 2ouis errid)s
ten laiien. 9aSiclbe miro ais Ser'
foufsIteIle fir &riegsiparmarfen be-
n1tt.
0eutihe unb 0iterretdiid)e Sltera=
fur uno Spern, in oieiem 2anoe, 'ol'
len perfauft unb oaS @clo ioll Dem
Ser. Stdatcn ShaB 5li9efpleleH ioel'
ocn.
Stellpertrctenber 6ouoerneiir Wol'
lace Grolllep bat cine &equiiitlon en-
loilen an ben Gbef bes Sber9erlhts
fir ocn Oiitrift bon Columbia, mr.
lieutenant @illiom 6. SEED. bon eal'
ifortia, Mo., eineu Sffioier Der Ser.
stootcu Irlnee, welher Der Inter
idlae1,ng bon iiber $4,000 Der GEL
Der BON Ioniteau Go,nntp an9eflagf
III, mGbrenb er BORT bas an1t oes
Gountp Sdasmeiiters befleioete.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-08-30
Suuitise Nadridten bon Srafe.

Gs miro beridytet bob Geo. Sangerl.
berg, welber in 5ranfreid nur leidt
perwlnoet puroe, iid uuf Der Seim.
reiie befinoet unb alsoann bier iei-
men 0ienit perieben miro.
DanieI @iller lit jest in Sranf.
reid, Geo. @rcuufe in Sort Dodge.
uno Sarpep Worre, iowie Irnulf
@a,lter, iinb in Camp Suniton.
Die 2agerperiammlrng pelde rleu.
lid bier itattfano mar reft gut be-
1ud)t. Yaitor @abl, bon ct. 2ouis,
mar Der Setter Der 8eriammlung.
uno orei.pierteI aller Yreoigtcn muir.
ben in ensliider Sprade gebalten.
Saitor Otto Seimiotb befinoet iid
iett allf Elm paar @oden in ben
Serien.
Oas Sermam Gbautauqua mar
iebr id)0n rnb Die 9iirgcr, meld,e ben
grfolg ollrh lire rnteribriften gar.
anticrtcn, peroicncn 9robcs Cob, in.
Dem iie babel niht MIR feinen Sor'
tbeil batten, ionocrn a%nbcrnfalls aud
bcreit paren Elm 0efi5it 81 beden.
Oieie 9ilrger iinb wobltbatige, ielblt'
loie Setter bes @eoanfens uno Ger
@oral IN ibrer Sciuutb; entidieoen
ipabrbaite Grsiebcr uno Wtiillonare
fir Das @utc meld)cs nur Die 3ufunft
crmeiicn fann.
SAUL Sdppmeper hat iih mad
Sreoeridtolpn be9eben, I'm leine Stel'
lie als 9cbrer an Der bortigen Sd)ule
an5utreten.
@ultap Sdneiocr bate beim InI
Itellen zines Operators ELM tnappes
Gntfomnlen non einem unfall.
Sorris Worre luuroe fiir5lih bein
transport elmer Mai6ine berlest.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-08-30
Seine Trau iunrbe aebeilt. ,8Gb

Seine Jrau iunrbe sebeilt. "@db.
reno oreier @ohen mar meine Srau
nidt imltanoe, ibr 8ett gu p%erlaiien,"
idreibt Serr Gbas. Semmerlng bon
Saas, Wan., nbob ourf ben 8e
bral,d bon Sorni's alpcnfrduter lit
iie pollitGnoig gebeilt moroen uno lit
jest 10 eei,nb, baB iie mir bel Der
Sarlnorbeit belfen fann." Dies be-
fannte &rGllterbeilmittcl lit nidt IN
apotbefen al baben; es miro benz Ell.
blifum brett geliefert bon Or. Eeter
Tabrnep & Sons Co., 2501 @aibing.
ton 9lpb., Chicago, SH.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-08-30

True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on Aug.
90, 1918, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
Geo. Sansenbers, in 5ranfreid leidt
perUnnoet, lit Jest anf Der
Seimreiie.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-08-30

@aibington unb nieber in 3eit au.
riid5ubringen. N0gen uiele 2ebrer
unb Sreunbe oes @erfes Die 8elegen.
belt benusen. Sir 8efoitigung mirb
geiorat. O. Tillmanns, Baltor.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-08-30

Hadridteu aus ausreuseuSeu Sonu'
ties, aus nuierem Staat 1uS
anSereu Staaten.
Barnes Sirius miIber Sbiere miro
am 81. Iueuit in @aibinstpn cine
SorItellune geben.
Or. 8. 81. &auidelbah ldBt gegen.
martig in Hbinelanb elm 8ebdl,oe er.
ri6ten uno miro in bemielben cine
Mpotbefe betreiben.
Saul &ioerlin uno @attin, IN Der
Nabe bon GAZE, feierten am Dienstag
Der porigen ISOLDE oas Set Der gol'
Oenen Sod5eit.
Cine Staats &onpention bon Wtii'
iouri Sberiffs plroe am porigen
Oienstas IN Sefferion Gitp abgebal.
ten.
Die &onbention Der 8nigbts Of
Hptbias oes neilnten uno bes 5ebnten
9iltrifts miro am 8. unb 4. Sftober
in Sefferion Gitp ltattfinoen.
@ouperneur Solf bot S. 40 aus.
gegeberl, 1 Die bemofratiide Romi.
nation fir ous Imt bes Senators 81
erbalten. @ifter Spencer bat nidts
u%lsgeeeben. S. 8. Sorrep, $2,6O5;
Sbadleforo. 1924; Nelion, 500 unO
&c. {. @cntrp, $62.
Sam q. 9ufer, bon Sefferion Gitp,
bot in @ettbeperb NIT Suit. 8.
goebm, bon Mpa, Mo. Die Nomina.
ton fir 6as Mmt bes Superintenoen
Der offentliten Sdulen bon Miiiouri
erbalten. 9afer erbielt S2.S75 Stim.
men; 9oebm "a, 8afer bot alio
cine MajoritGt BON 1892 Stimmen
erbaltcn.
0urd Seller in elmer Inlagc Der
@rcen &iper Diitilling Co., in SW-
cnsboro, &p., wllrben 1890 Sob
@bisfep aeritort unb Elm Shaben
ppn 100000 peruriadt. Ser
Sdnupps bate einen 8ertb bon
SO, 900 1lnb Der Serlult Der Re'
eierrng, an Steuern, betrdgt &c.
10000.
Man bort bic unb ba piel ilbe,
ben ginfluB bes Wonoes auf Die Se'
actation reben. Der Sarmer @illarf
0unbam 5u Mupspille, 800, fat oa.
riiber mebrjGDrige @rpcrincntc unge'
Itellt uno lit al oicicm Shll,B 0efom.
met: Gartoffeln, Die I'M madicnoer
Mono 9eflan5t mcrbcn, geben Die
grobtcn &artoIfcln, ood gebcn lclhe.
sic I'M ~obnebnlelroen Wono gcpIlan6t
ncroen, oic mciitcn &artoifcln, abe,
flcinerc.
Nlrf benz &upitolplat in Sefferiol
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-08-30
Seiratbs.2 isenieu.

Louis Epple -------------Hermann
Theresa Dufner -----------Hermann
Fred N. Kerr -------------NesS ClCy
M. Lydia Huxoll -------Owensville
Louis Nordmann jefferson City
Josephine Terrier jefferson City
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-08-30
3adri&teu aus ausreuseuSeu Goun'
ties, aus uuierem Staat 1uS
anbereu Staaten.

Barnes Sirius Dilber Sbiere miro
81. Iusuit in @aibinstpn cine
SorItellune geben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-08-30

9luf Dem &upitolplat in Sefferion
Gitp miro in oen letten Sagen nit
%ficbcrboftem Gifer geipirtbidaftct.
Die StrGflinee, Die ionlt immer oa.
bcrihlottertcn ulo tbaterl, als OBJ tie
Elm eon5es SobrbunOert Dor iid bit
ten, mcrben Nun a%ngeipornt. Ser 5.
Sftobcr lit nidt mebr Deit, lino am
Gage ser Ginmeibrng bieies pradt.
pollen @eb1ubes muB allies ringsum
rein l,no PROPER olslebcn. Sreili6
crlul,ben es sic 8eIbmittel niht, Sen
garf 70 i66n 5u MADDEN, mic man cs
cigentlih ipobI mill.
Die llnion Station 8unf, in st.
9ouis, lit al,f 9efebl hes 9onf. 8oms
miiiGrs eeidloiien morben. Die
9anf, melde Elm Capital bon $1O0,.
600 nrb 9epoiiten int 9etrage bon
ST, 62S, 1860 bat, bot cine G,tanti,
TIT logenanntcr flauer @lltbaben.
Man idatt sic 3abl Der 9epoiitoren
anf 1900 bis 1000, inter oe,,cn iid
piele Sirnlen llnb 6eiddftsleute Der
gtahbarihoft befinoen. Iud biele
Reger batten 9epoiiten in Der 8anf.
Der 8rGiibent Ser 9anf iagt, ipenn
i~iberballpt ein Serluit borbanoen lit,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-08-30

Or. 8. 81. &al,i6elbah laBt gegen.
p1rtig in &binelanb elm 8ebGuoe er.
ri6ten uno miro in oemielben cine
Mpotbefe betreiben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-08-30

Saul &iocrlin uno @attin, IN Der
ytabe bon Cafe, feierten am Oienstag
Der porigen ISOLDE bas Set Der COL
oenen Sod5eit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-08-30

Cine Staats &onbention bon Utii'
iollri Sberiffs pilroe am Dorigen
Oienstae IN Sefferion Gitp abgebal.
ten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-08-30

Die &%onbention Der &nigbts Of
Yptbias oes nernten ut,6 bes 5ebnten
9iitrifts miro am 8. unb 4. Sftober
in Sefferion Gitp itattfinoen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-08-30

State of Missouri VS.. Jacob
. State of Missouri VS.. Fred
Martin Graham Grain Co. VS.. A. F.. AufderHeide-----
+. Town of Bland VS.. Floyd
J.. Farmers & Traders Bank VS.. S. E. Jasper ct AIS,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-08-30
aalember Ses &reisseridts BON 8aseouaOe GOuutp

erfter Gag, Montas, ben 9. September. 1918.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-26

secretary Mrs. Mary Day, of Colches- ter, called the roll The treasurers re- port showed the society in good stand ing financially. Reports were read from superintendents of different de- partments Of the union. At noon lun- cheon was served.
 Miss Katherin Price, of Westerly, who sang to the soldiers and sailors at Community hall, Sunday, is plan ming to go to France under Y M. c. A. auspices the first of October She will engage there in war work and will sing to the boys over there at enter taiaments in camps and hospitals.
 Captain Dana T. Gallup, who was in the battle of the Marne and the fight ing at Chateau Thierry. where the American troops were especially prominent and has been the guest of his father, has left for Camp Dix, to which he is detailed as an in- structor.
 Miss Ethel Godfrey has returned from a visit in New York
 Lieutenant Gift Cornwall recently returned frcm France is the guest of his parents, MT. and Mrs. Harry c. Cornwall
 MT. and Mrs. George Van Mort have returned to New York after several days visit at Willow Point
 Mrs. William McCord of Brooklyn has been the guest of her daughter, Mrs. William T. Brand.
 John Cornwall has returned to Phil lips Academy, Andover, Mass. after a visit No his parents. MT. and Mrs Harry Cornwall
Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-26

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Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-26
EAST WOODSTOCK

c. H. Potter was, called to Ports mouth, N. H., Monday owing to the serious illness of Corporal Harry Townsend, q guard at s- the Marine prison. He has pneumonia, following Spanish influenza.
 Mir and Mrs. Herbert May. Mir. and Mrs Walter Smith. George Miller and Mr. Francis. all of New London were dinner guests of MT. and Mrs E. E. May last Tuesday.
 Edgar Hazard, about 30, was killed by a cave-in on the Quinebaug road, Sunday afternoon about o'clock He with others was workingson culvert eight feet. deep, where the state road is being constructed He died be- fore a doctor could reach him, his skull being crushed. The other four. men were not injured He is survived by wife and two children. He re- sided on the Southbridge road.
 At the meeting of the Community club Wednesday evening. Principal and Mrs. Hall, with he,Academy fac ulty was present. Superintendent of Schools Mir. Harrington and Miss Ellis, singing teacher. An interesting pro- gramme was arranged By the commit tee. Each woman member was re- Guested to bring a plate of war cook ies.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-26
DANIELSON

James Love. who is in charge of the business of the Webster firm in which he is a partner, has been nominated by the Sixth Worcester district, which is made up of the towns of Webster Ox- ford and Auburn. as democratic can Lidate for the Massachusetts legisla- ture.
 Inspector Ralph C. Young, S Ken caru kimball and Benjamin F. Dris- rril Of the state motor vehicle depart usnt were on duty Wednesday at the
 o0Siyn fair and on the route lead lus from Danielson to the fair grounds.
 The public schools in the town of kil1Ely were closed Wednesday so ,s 70 permit the pupils to attend the WUdhsm County fair at Brooklyn.
 Alfred Blake. superintendent of the trolley lines at Derby formerly con- ns-tsi with the electric road company here was a visitor in Danielson We'd .lz,iay.
 5i- and Mrs. George H. Call mo- tfItd 70 Danielson Wednesday from Ceiar Tree Point. R. l., where they have been spending the summer.
 A number of Danieison women were exhibitors in the needlework depart ment at the Brooklyn fair.
 l. has been reported here that Ser -eGrt Earl Geer. who IS with an ar -llery organization was injured in France when he was struck by a mo- for truck. near which he lay sleeping un the ground. The information came in @ letter written by another Daniel son soldier.
 The prevalence of Spanish influenza lt Camp Devens has caused some un- easiness among Danielson families who have members in the cantonment Tor it is known that some of them are H.
 Private Harold Austin, son of MT. and Mrs. c. E. Austin, has written his parents that he is fast recovering from a severe cold which caused him 10 require treatment for about two weeks.
 Agent Robert w. Boys of the Good . year Cotton Company is to address the employees of the plant on the com pany's cotton plantation in Arizona where he visited a few months ago Films of the field are to be shown ir connection with the address.
 Private Henry G. Gilbert, one of the finest fighting men Danielson has or the western front and who already wears a wound chevron on his sleeve, has written another of his racy letters to his mother. Mrs. Frank H Gilbert of Broad street:
 Dearest Mother: Here's the letter promised you in the cablegram:
 ! suppose you know that we're ou for a rest. Seems great to be ava! from it all. You see some things LII there which it is impossible to speal of But, oh, how our doughboys car fight. They'll even go over the tol without waiting for a barrage. Tn Dutchmen are scared stiff of them. I the other divisions come through witt as much fighting ability as they have Germany is licked already.
 "On the whole an advance is hard You may get sleep--and you may not If you eat at all. you're lucky. And vol work like the devil. But you have tn satisfaction of knowing that they'r worrying some out there in front o
Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-26
WARRENVILL.E

Earl E. James and Norman D. Baker attended the dance at East ford Friday evening.
 Miss Julia Baker who is attending school in Willimantic spent the week end at her home here.
 MT. and Mrs. L. Durkee and little daughter, Harriett. are guests of their uncle. E. P. Mathewson in Asha- way, R. I.
 Mrs. George 0. BaIeh recently heard from her son, Robert M Balch from somewhere in France that he is well.
 Miss Minnie Powell spent Thursday in Fomfret attending a teachers meet ing.
 The dance given by E. James and Norman Baker in Knowlton's hall, West Ashford, September 18th, was well patronized
 Miss Josie Karhan of New York is the guest of her sister, Mrs. R. O. Baker.
 A number from this place attended a dance at Union, Saturday evening
 Arthur B. James lost a two year old heifer, Sunday from poisoning.
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Waterman Wilcox of Boston has been the guest of his father, O. A. Wilcox, this week
 Mrs. Roman Sutherland has return ed from visit in Nova Scotia.
 The store formerly occupied by K. E. Lamb is open all this week from 10 a. m. until D. m for the receipt of warm clothing to be sent by the American Red Cross to Belgium and northern France for the use of the war sufferers. Different members of the Mystic branch of the Red Cross are at the store to receive the donations of clothing.
 There was large attendance oi delegates at the county convention ot the w. C. T. U. held in G. A. H. hal all day Wednesday, The meeting was called to order by Mrs. H. A.ddie Ran daH of Groton, the president, and words of welcome were spoken by Mrs Charles E. Newbury, president of the Mystic W. C. T. II. Prayer was of fered by Mrs. B. F. Davis and brie1 remarks were made by Rev. A. H Withee, pastor of the Methods church and Rev. O. E. Osborne, pas tor of -the Union Baptist church Tn,
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anything this year in the way of spe- cial entertainment to keep the crowds amused. There was vaudeville show on the stage near the track. where in- terest centered. for tre horse events during the day. including the races of the afternoon.
 One man who thoroughly enjoyed the fair Wednesday was Joseph B. Stetson, president last year, and for 52 consecutive years actively engaged in the work of directing the exhibition, for many years. as a very. efficient secretary.
 I'm having good time today" said Mr. Stetson. speaking with The Bull letin man. This is the first time in more than half a century that I have been able to come to the fair as other people do and really enjoy myself. In other years I have been so busy 1 didn't even get chance to talk with my friends. It seems good to be here and 10 have the time to talk with so many people that know and so sell dom see" MT. Stetson was greeted wherever he turned about the grounds.
 J. Carl Witter of Danielscn acted as the efficient starter at the races in the afternoon, the results Of which follow: