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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-07-06
Den dreif .trrfilfc Kri1.

pQriS 2oen Sllll ~ Zen 9rUife
Irmc, iom lioit i iorriae llae gloroe
en- Vullie / iii Silrnllp inloN De tyr.
fife HatiouaIiiter ! %ilealieL gien
optog / Cuaoass Nrcmrpfningeu %
erobreoe @pen @oIlteari, l0G Wfii
Rorbeit Tor Smpruo, eiter hpao Ser
opIpie3 / oen iioItc Qrpitc oiiicie!le
WteoocIclie. ) Den erobrebc @p toa
@rGferne 81 %Seltfononer. 20 huritg-
itpocnoe aononer og 1900 Sanger.
81 ioriilnfct telegram ira &ou-
itontinopcI Sen 30te SINH meooeler:
Ser herifer tor ,Ellbcl blonot Gur-
fcruc her oucr Ell YicooeIeIle ON, at
Nationoliiternc ifoI hope ielrei opcr
@rUferne ! Nprhcoen Al 9eraoma
60 Mil / Noro Tor Snprnol boor
Wtuitaia Gaibas &ropper ifal bape
iIanferet @rrferne % MI rptfer
norooper / Retnire al @onoerma paa
WarmoraiiccnS SpOfpit. &c toa
fIere tuien @rpfere tiIfonac.
aonitontinopeI Sole Si,rIi. Gen
tibIigere amcrifanitG arpOicr "Iti@-
itSiippi", TOM unbcr arpif SIaQ er
omoebt Ill "aiufiaic", er M paa @ci
Ill RpoeSto meo en- itcrf landings
itprfe iom Toriterfniug til oe arTife
trooper ! 3brdfien. On nlniu0c.
LA T%remrpfniug a. Nrmcen ! BET
eitrc Sbrafien nentc& mart. q QrT,
ife miIitPrc Scbcre tror. Of De Qrp'te
Seire paa Smprnoironier bar / Den
Groo tagct Wtooet ira Gprfcrne, al
oerc5 Mobitono / (brafieu let full
flies.
gthcn ioe Suli ~ Zen Qrpifc
Nrnle, ion rnffe6c norboocr ira
Smprno bar III pc0 Gmerfcui lor.
enet liz meO ocn SturfC. iom / Sire.
bags blep lnroiat / Gonbernlo uct
Viormorailsen. Nan hup0e bCrea.
nctii al bisie Operotloncr OiIoc taQC
- Gage, men oe bIep ubfert poa If
aouitantinopel 3oic >,ltIi. - @ri
tilte Srigaiiibe foriegte / Treoa99 a
lar0iUttc Sropper / Qttoanla uer
VturmoroiIsen men DC blcp 0reuct I'll
boge al Gurterne@ hrrtigitnoeno'
a%anoncr, ionr por iprc0t omfring puC
Soften % oabcnbort bar blet anbroG.
her, iibcu @ritcrne uor llanb her Der
260c &uni.
Wtangc &c2n tpbcr pno. at DC tur
fife Notionoliit- 6ropper hol0er poo
at trGffe liz tilboQc ! ben heoit NIT
linc Sr0Cu % / bct blcrg1ulbe Suno
fob Git Tor 8rllio, buor &c | Smoo
iloffc fan ipruIempc Gicnocn5 6rcn
rpfrina hCnimo0 0oloaobnncu. lc
tormoOca, at NntionoIllicruc pll lloi
iig mere puo @ncrIlofriM Oo sc {
oanrlig iorinnct nco MrtIlcri.
Nori@ ioc >,lrll. - ct (eIc8rar
ira aonituntinopcl iooa bcrcttcr, q
Sc tprfiifc N~otiouaIiitcr bor ronm1C
San1ib ueo Woruoroiieen5 EitiloC
Get bar life rsr pUrct oplu't, q
5prfernc bar to1ct &amlb ira @rl
tcrnc.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-07-06

oels'oretogenber. InoelSmeierierne
itnar hpit. ubnterfet lcoct. Saioo
Toreningalipet er itcrft uboiflct
SGrlig blanot ll~nsoonunen. - Scr
boIoe% Ell Wtasie llnsoomSieiter.
Vou Gate germonif @iS er hos
9lal9noinaeu @lmenicIcIien 'orbun.
Oct meo inoipioueI Sriheb. Selueicr-
bomber liaeiom Den irie Slcuano or
Wiarlb FOR lin Sat % itnocr ogian all'
ore at leoc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-07-06
Stans flginoc Gcjem.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Intiieptic Semo
oil bjrlpe Gem.

2ige meget bpor oite Sc bar prspet 90
feiIet, iad tan &c itunie brpuoenoe. tIss
enSe @t5enla peo at anoenoe Itbt 3erno,
Tom man ian %iorirne iig meb hos enhper
stpotbeter for 80 Gems. grtrn. itore
Slater 800. iamme GtebIit 3cn1p
onoenoes, bcgpnbcr Selbrehelicu. s 50;
bet al fort Sio bill etluert SpUr al Gcs
scma, HineornL lloilct, SrcGuer, Sim
rcr % Ii8ncnbc @uoip8ocmme bIioc
fierret.
Gil at renic 6rben % siere Den .prafs
tig os iuno itaI man aItih bruse ,!3emo,
bette ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, nntiieptt'te tlps
benbe WiboeI. Set CT life en- teotet
Galoe 90 pletter life. Naar alle andre
WiiOIer intet ubretter, er oenne gebanos
ling Den eneite MAJ ian ltoIe paa o~rerfor
ollie Slaes Suoubebn9elt9beocr.
SIe 6. @. Roie Go, Sleocldro, =.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-07-06

ioripnct nleo neutrality-suspicious.. !
9capnoclieu nraa ri 6crior betale
ne6 @nlo SC Worcr ri fieber ira llb
Ianoct. men oct MI life tage oe lGn'
de, igr ri fau bctaIe Earer mco %
rcr."
Nnauaenoe Sc poIitiitc aipetter
uotolte aroSiin:
"Vremierminiiter @lopb George
ipureic mig ON Dor Solbnind meo
Ncnipu til Vropagonoa / Citer,
/ Snrfiet Yerlicn ~ N'len iorsprist
Writ Spar par, at iaalPnae &c Willie
rebe 'ortiattc al itatte Yolatfernc %
General @rauleI / oereS Nnarcb poa
oS, mau pi aisrc @icn9iUlo poa hpil.
f%eniomhcllt Niauoe Vi tan. 'Wcn
hniS pi aisr bette ia ica I'll banL,
ioa Qler hi set tln Tor al %poopirte
Teitcu4 Sentotrutler til @inlt Tor
SreSeu' Sea iorlifreoc BAN, Of Ell
oprlatil Irco meo RIalanb utloe bo.
ne en- prl0iq paciiicercuoe r,noilpocl'
lc bcobc / europa % NItcn.
ri beiottc Ben p~eriilfc Napnebp
Gu;cli. ! hulIfct 2lrmco. iror Ge;
Nor at taGe tlIboQc 80 r~uaiiite Sonf
%ounpcrc, iom al BeileraI Icnifines
reference Arme meo Nrjternc9
Niplp blep braat olb. @afu'& riGc
Slicfjlocr oilhc oprc ioa outrcnt
pprbllsie Tor oS nocn hiSic Sfibe.
Ga M, ga ri hor ioaet pore Stibe
tiIboQc. iinocS Ser heller life mere
noqcn rsoe trooper / Tcriien Gctie
nor lea oaioa iortlnret Tor Slopo &c,
orge.
San freezer Gritntuing FOR brittle
VoraerCs pripote Cab poa @runh AZ
Sen r~liaiiifc Rcpollitiou. Set or
Tirfeligbc6cu CT llltin1otuu1. ut al
ue citcr pon hettc Glrnft piloc Tor oS
pPre oct ionumc iom al fopltulcrc.
Get pjlhc fuIotoitc pore Hntiounlllc
! riuQSpluncr, Tor oct or I'll bel flcn0t
aieuoSQicrnlna al he r~ltS'tItc Gopt-
~taliitcr oucriertc oct mcitc AZ line
Gicuonmmc til llbIrnoiuper. Ni
funoc fife / Bette Ellirlbc auu mCb
poo Gr'totuirQer u6cu cltcr plotls''
tige lluberio9cIicr, ion pilhc toGe
lang Els.
SaaDcl Dor oiicntli0c @iUIh Ora
GjnrtibcU iom sc omtoItc pripotc
&ntercaicr tau imioIcrtio finn o~rsitc2
poo Ell o%IuinocllG Srcb@fonicrcncc.
Neh bpllfculomhclit ianhon aoniercu.
&c plIoc NJ icluinIQeliQ l~rcnlUaNc
pore NtpoiororiuQCr. iooiom &c
muoocliQc lloaiitcr % Cab iou CT
punirrt Hualano pes Goltlchota, &l.
ocuich2, Confines, @ronQcIo % an.
ores 0ptrationCr. iom han orret ltet
let al sc NllicrChc. Bort TnIf FOR
life bc0rlbc, hoorior i~rCnuuc6c Napl
t%ollitcr, iom table Vcu2c pan @rltu(
al HcpoIIItioncu, ifulbc critattcs
mems ru0llltc Wsuocr, lom if lunC
Nuic nibrrr0t lQicnncm sc lnnuiil
&opitoliltcr3 Wtonipllotioncr. niger
GrltotninQ 'fitl0c lna. Bort doll
fon better life intte, bporlor Snnh,
iom ,Stnlicu % SCrbicn. iom lloc
clicr lntct bnuoc mc0 (plfInno al be
title, al oc !lnicrcoc tilficnoc3 gr
itotninQ ira Gpitlono, mems Nus
Iono, iou 300 itroiicoc (pltIouj
qnuitc mocrlc6c2 oIoorllQt oa ieII
les mere emo nolcu al ocnL life alien
ingcu Gritotniua iaar. men cuboi
niiororc2 Ell SlnQ@ Gritotning I'll 3
NuiCrCoe atpud."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-07-06
!freo 90 ufrco,

LAMB, nleo Srocnich& aolt'cbofS %
Qenifinca ~ % III fan man Del %.
lao ~til'elc Wranqcla, ViliubItt@ %
Vetluras ~ Sfi0bnc i iaa lriiti
Minhe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-07-06

ENTERED AS SECOND CLASS MATTER JUNK lbTH 1905 AT
THE Posi- OFFICE AT DEBORAH, Iowa, UNDER THE ACT
OF CONGRESS or MARCH s., 1897.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-07-06

3iiricb 3Otc ,Suli. st opiuop.
pct truooIeit telegram ira bcu rms.
life lloenrigamiuiiter 2cbitcberir til
aroa'm / Hon0ol. bcfIoqer, al Som.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. melcm Dioif.
IA % Hou0on cr ioa mou1eliuIbc, at
Oct or lnulliat al lore lluocrbonolln,
ger pno tilircositilcnoe Woo0e Snn
opip'cr, at ban berior ntan u0ipttc
cnhper niqierenoC GrflPriul moo
Ncuiun til RllalonhS BirI6 III GnQ,
louo, in0til han mar ionct Suar puo
pi@lc SpsrQ2mool ionl ban nntcr at
rcttc Ill ocl cnNcIifc Hcqicrina.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-07-06
TcrTc 2rpncr.

&c, iom naI irutc paa at unbriuac
fire Sonrcpcuge / norite aroner MI,
mcocns aurieu enoru or ida iorpeIaatio,
bcr beuuenoc iia iii % forat iaa Tnrs
tlariug q bcttc intcresiaute SiIfGIbe.
aurieu or / BET iioite airer aaaet neo .l
Nc1 IapeIte 0rntt. SpIpsninaer ienoes
irii az Sirscr Sslnub & Co., 115 so.
ScarbrrT St., G5;rnau, Ri. abp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-07-06
BRIG ieee
8rrebinr!
Sitter ircbipc Mars 6rIarina bar ri
irembragt en- N%npenoelie Ior
WGnb. Gpinoer % Born
belbrcoenoe Srof.

vi ieuosr ocn paa prove.
Srte bu bar 'cr'eqt uI'tsu alt urb,i foui III cs
Spor andre 'tltr bar % hart Bore 'tsrii, o,lo.
etuo p~to'stot aupou bat % Dt nl lsnoe oa irti
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-07-06

@aria 3oic SuIi. ~ Yariicrprcs.
len oiieniItagisr ioog isIsenoe CIR.
tIerins ira 9eonih arasitn. ioet ban
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-07-06

,5ubc G. Co, $40 2ns Nue. g.,
Winncapulis, tilbpSer bsSne Rate
iur @srler paa Rprsc % Sanmarf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-07-06
Wionesbpro ira Sceorab.

gers. !. Z. @sQs, 9. @o,sr st.. Tiger:
'gtprss o. SIGr.ouosr bar i~oruoIot mig
mans,n en- ispnlss Rat. Rim. Ipr.r p,rs
FEB. u~rsstImesis % 'oruurias,s, mig en-
bel Gel Srposr,. Sss bl,D t~ilraasst at BRUCE
Toms sisu.p PIls, % be beIbr,eeee mig
belt for bette Suoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-07-06
Livestock, Grain & Produce

July g..
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET
Hogs
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-07-06

Cutunnatunc or g. q. Sroct5, Cphuorr a. huutuoet.
i'm. pr. eroo't ~htlscStec ITO itlu Tor Prot tor
oucr 80 Anr ii0eH % pnitrttrtot tH SpnR'
btliC tiitr tin tatu ~vtriouitae G~r'nr,uf. cuts
liotusc AZ @roi. iiriu tbnn NJ truoN
app,aurt 60. @aribdl. Ftn.
nor tluiirtrChs P0l cm Prot on htHs ptibrcNsus.
ptituht nor auueubsl's oa a,rsubs bp Rrl'tr oa Ndpr,
raa muHqt Qlsuut'ftr Der bar 'oriegt ben on ol,rus
h~,lbr,ecbs e, * 8sbiiitsltG ctubrtrg hnor ale
andre teller ONT pal. ~ bcugtr lrg,r SdIoer, 'ug,u
Suttr. tultu Seprt
q, 'tHb.r pad grect Tor At beplit. at hrdo u fa,r
tr 'auht. Tu,r ! ouu1sr oq near ou ,rgdul bar lt,t
nor inuttrtrte, pea o.. Ir't otn nj on bltn. tg,'da
]ttettitrti iom rort h~uubp,htr ~ patltuttr hnis Sr.r.
bu uq'aa Fan l9it ilo'glo interchangeable aupor "a
'tHo ben .hGq let tr ptl rGrh l'osH eaten ou 'or's'
orr Unr NurcuttiR tatr RE
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-07-06

YET slsy tus.u V%orifisl booJ gumrr,. ~
Ct. 1u,5 Oh I%oy5lyUsy 'ri: ca otuV. Rau1,
,r prgrt / 20 emo uuoJs +, 90. Stlp. beet
Npg. ltius os ~pstsres ysotmoo. oGlr.ist
Spu os 1subeo italcss one Iorisut, lipy.s
ouo.T o. q, o. tiItGssuo. Mar. yoo ~.
rage Fprsy gore ous g%orr,sI. erIs
1oan's aiouep Ytas. e bar slort
@pet risr. ,omiortGb,l, icr lu'tnosv a elcr.
W.uusitsr. Spsra BIN Rabo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-07-06

JSoriut,cg paa i,oite 5ioe. )
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-07-06

Tori$ loc >,itll. ~ st telegram
ira &onitantinopcl ioag bcrcttcr, at
sc tprfiifc Rotioualiitcr bor ronmCt
>iamlib peo Wornroroiipen$ Citiloc.
Get bar life isr pUrct oplplt, at
lprfernc bar toact &amio ira @ri
tcrrc.)
, 1920-10-29
Correspondence.

In view Of impending hardShlpS and
difficulties facing this community through
the enforcement of old sanitary regula-
tions of 1886 under the provisions of
paragraph % of which the Board of
health is given certain to power control
the sale of provisions, 1t is respectfully
brought to the notice of all concerned
that the public is strongly opposed to the
measures published 10 the notice OF the
Chief Sanitary Officer where it is made
known that all who make bread, cakes,
pies. pastries, candies, ETC., will be
obliged to have special rooms for such
work, screened so as TO be absolutely
fy-proof. The opposition to this is based
upon the ground that the original inten-
ton of the regulation did not contem-
plate such action and is, therefore, mis-
applied; that the public is utterly unable
to comply with the demands; and that
there is no known reason why these de-
mands are suddenly being enforced with
such determination.
Therefore it is proposed that a mass
meeting be held ,onighF for the pur-
pose of expressing the sentiment of the
public in this matter, and 10 the end that
arbitrary rules which there seems to be an
effort on the part of some persons to
introduce may be represented to His Elk
c~ellency the Governor for repeal. The
public wants to know whether para
graph IA Of the Colonial Law is ab"o-
gated to permit of dwellings being in
truded into for examination of bread
making, etc, without complaint from the
public, and it is urged that ar appeal
be made to His Excellency toward the
, 1920-10-29

Special Sunday Night Concert.
u. S. NAVAL BAND.
Frederiksted, Virgin Islands
October 31st 1920.
First Musician \. Sek~tian Forbes,
Leader. =
Concert begins at 9 o'clock.
PROGRAM.
March The Directorate SOusa.
Grand Selection j.. La Traviata Verdi.
Waltz. 49,. Danube Waves ....I vanevici,
Cornet Solo. Quartet from Rigelette
Virdi.
IdyI. The Herd GIRLS Dream Labitzky.
Selection ....... Aida -. Virdi.
Song Sing Ne the Rosary =. Kick
nan
March ..... The tao......S onsa.
NATIONAL ANTHEM.
The Creole arrived here yesterday
evening and will leave again for St.
Thomas at 9 a. m today.
The wet weather continues appreci-
able showers falling yesterday and last
night measuring at the fort q lines.
, 1920-10-29
What, Of the future of Chris
tiansted?
To The Editor "'Ihe Avis''.
Dear Sir

D6dI DIT.
Notwithstanding your subsequent
statement, denying the original, that the
Machinery and Outfit OF the Central
Sugar-FactOry, was, or is being sold: it
is nevertheless quite understood in We'll
Informed circles that, negotiations are
now proceeding whereby this Important
Business may, as far as st. CrOiX IS CON
eerned, soon be an affair Of the past; and
the town Of Christiansted and the people
of it's immediate vicinity Shall be facing
what can we'll be looked upon as an Indus
trial and Commercial Disaster, for, let the
main point in connection herewith be
we'll considered: the sale Of this concer>,
which has for over forty years, been the
means of sup )ort, directly or indirectly
to this large section Of the Island, goes
hence to another land; and therefore
Mr.. Editor. the Tex of this correspond
ence:-' What, Of the future of Christian
sted"?
1t is not my purpose to lead a dIscon-
soIate army of heart-broken, weeping
and Wailing people, whose hopes may
appear forever lost, and who see no
remedy for a disastrous situation -on
the contrary, | desire rather to point Out
that the opportunity for e~nterprising
businessmen and Capitalists of which
no better chance has even been offered
whereby a plan for utilizing the once
discarded but recently reclaimed and
restored Eastend estates, than the pres
ent, and which if taken in hand by the
men to whom ~aIlusion is made and prop
err interest awakened in those, then the
Central Factory's site and buildings may
in a very short time be converted into
such sanother, as the present never has
been.
One or More investors of the Aneri-
can type-the Men who delight in invest
ing Capital for developing natural re-
sources that promise fair returns, might
readily be induced to buy out the build
ings after the machinery has been re
moved and install a plant suitable for
business OF two or three times the vol
ume OF the present one, with all the lat
est and dp-to-date improvements.
The intending purchasers OF the pres
ent concern must necessarily dispose Of
all property not portable. therefore the
Estates, whether or not they be acquired
by a New Concern, will surely be count
ed on as open for business and along
, 1920-10-29

Council surrendered under the admin
istion of the former governor. The town
folk, planters and all interested should
be sure to~attend such meeting.
Communicated.
, 1920-10-29
An Open Invitation.
70 ali Voters of Erederiksted Town and
Country District.
GREETINGS

VOU are herein invited to attend a call
meeting, at 8 O'Clock TUESDAY
EVENING NOVEMBER 2, 1920, at
Cumberland Castle.
Ar this very important meeting, the
formation of a Republican Party will be
discussed, and plans laid to bring it into
existence, in this section of the island.
1t is to be distinctly understood by all,
that this ;.eeting and the plans to result
therefrom, are in no way connected with
any organization now existing in this
island; but will be entirely Political in its
scope and operation; and in strict &C
cordance with the American conception
of Political Party movements.
Yours truly,
10. c. GRANADY.
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-08-28

ever done j. E. Madden bought him for $5O,OO0
and retired him to the stud. ]. H. Rosseter, the
California sportsman and breeder, bought Frlar
Rock and sonic mares and their foals for S1OOOOo.
One of these foals. Inchcape, hailed as second
Man o. War was bought the other day by S. G.
Hildreth for $150,000. Mr.. Rosseter let Inchcape
go because he thinks some of the others of this
first crop of Frar Rock youngsters are better STILL
but he refused Hildreth's offer of $250OOO for
Friar Rock
Mr. Riddle bought Man o. War on a bid of $1,000
at the Belmont yearling sale of 1913 at Saratoga.
at which three other colts brought upward of
$4,000 each.
them all except the Sanford Memorial at
Saratoga In that stake ]. Lotus got him practi-
cally left at the post and he was beaten neck
by H. ?. Whitney's Upset in IL 10. At the next
meeting Man o. War beat Upset like breaking
sticks Incidentally. ]. LOTUS could get no license
TO ride this year.
Up to July 10 Man O. War had run FIVE races
this year and had won them all-the Preakness,
Withers, Stuyvesant Belmont and Dwyer.
As a 2year-old he won $S3,325. His victory in
the Dwyer brought his 1920 winnings 70 $44,475
and made him the leading money-winning horse
of the year. Were his owner a stake-hog instead
of a sportsman, he could doubtless have won the
rich Kentucky and Latonia derbies with the colt
Man o. War as 2-yeaf-old met and defeated
the best OF his age, including Upset, Golden
Broom, Blazes King Thrush, Cleopatra Domin-
ique and John P. Grier. The racing world rec
ognized his quality and asked: "wilI he go on as
a 3-year-old?" Man o. War answered the question
by winning the Preakness at Pimlico last spring
from Upset wildair and King Thrush in 1 81 3-5
for the mile and eighth with 126 pounds up.
The champions next appearance was in the his
toric withers at Belmont May %. He won from
Widalr and David Harum, running the mile In
1:35 As with 113 pounds up. This is new Amer
lean record the fastest mile in actual racing. The
record displaced was that of :36 10, held jointly
by Sun Briar and Fairy Wand. Yet Man o. War
was only galloping; he was hard held and was
let down only for an eighth.
In the Belmont Man o. War, with 126 pounds up,
ran the mile and three-eighths In 2:14 To- new
American record, displacing that Of Sir Barton's
2:17 2-5 In 1919. 1t is also world record Dean
Swift ran the distance In 1908 in :16 % at Liver
pool, England. Jockey Hummer sat still, neither
restraining nor urging his horse Man O. War
ran to suit himself and wanted to go on at the
finish. The course is like the letter and partly
it is training track.
Man o. Wars race In the Dwyer at Aqueduct
was still greater performance Here he scared
out all Of the 81 nominations except one. That
one was John P. Grier, the best of the great H.
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-08-28

Whitney string of high-class 3year-Ods. Man o
War carried 126 pounds and John p. Grier lOS.
The shrewdest handicappers gave John P. Grier
an undeniabe chance and reckOned on a thrilling
race. They got it. The two horses ran neck ana
neck to the last sixteenth. Here they went to the
whip. John P. Grier cracked and Man o War
went on to win, ridden out by length ard
a half.
The time. 40 1-5 is a new world record. The
previous American was one-fifth of a second slow
err and was held Jointly by Borrow and Boots.
Brown Prince ran the distance in England in l9lf
in 80 % with 105 pounds up. The best Austria
Han time is 80 Man o. War ran the quarter In
% % the half in 46 the three-quarters in O9 20
and the mile in 80 So. So the horse ran faster
than the records all the way around. Donau's
half-mile in 46 Is at Los Angeles has stood since
1909 Artful's three-q quarters over the straight
course at Morris Park In 100 3-5 has stood since
1904 The mile in 1 35 80 was one-hfth second
faster than Man O. Wars new record in the
Withers.
Man O. War is watched day and night. His
personal caretaker is Frank Lotus. Give Cor
don rides him in his work His stable name is
Red He hasn't q mean hair on him. He has
tremendous appetite sleeps like tired boy and
apparently has no nerves The cheering crowds
do not excite him. raeei like the Dwyer does
not upset him in the least. He Is perfectly sound,
has never been cut or bruised in race and has
he'd rather run than eat. Those who know his
work say he can break any record he goes after
Man O. War seems to enjoy the parade and the
applause and acts HIS prettiest He is wellbe-
haved at the post. He is quick breaker. He
runs with full enjoyment Of the race He travels
SO smoothly and with little friction that experts
pronounce his action perfection.
Clarence Hummer rode Man o. War in all his
races this year. Two days after the running of the
Dwyer Runners mount. Costly Colors, fell and
the jockey got a bad fall which sent him to the
hospital It was said later by Mr.. Riddle that
Hummer would he in shape to ride Man o. War
in his fall engagements.
Man o. War is not for sale at any price. Mr..
Riddle was offered 100000 before the champion
raced this year; the latest offer made public was
100000 by Joseph L. Murphy of Philadelphia.
Mr.. Riddle plans to have Man O. War carry the
black and yellow silks for two years more and
then put him at the head of the stud he is
forming
Man O. War will never be permitted to leave
this country" declares his proud owner HE be
longs to the people of the United States who love
a good horse. quite as much as he does TO me
regard myself merely custodian, having him
In trust for the benefit of the American thorough
bred Of the future"
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-08-28
Sweet Potatoes.

The sweet potato may soon be a
much more common vegetable in our
markets than heretofore. Its season has
been restricted by the difficulty Of
keeping ii for any length of time In
storage. Unlike the white potato, 1t
began to deteriorate as SOON as it
came out of the ground.
This trouble Is understood to have
been overcome by new methods of
curing, and plants specially designed
for the storage of sweet potatoes have
recently been established at many
points in the South.
Improved and much sweeter varie-
ties have been developed, and cam
paign is being organized to promote
the marketing of better sweet pota-
toes on a greater scale all over the
country.
The sweet potato, of course, is not
really potato at all, but kind of
yam. 1t is, like the so-called Irish
potato, an American vegetable by
origin.