Judge J. H. Forney, just home from Washington, D.C., says the lilacs are out in full bloom down there and the maple trees are out in full leaf. Everywhere there is hustle in preparation for war and big crops.
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HORSEMEN, ATTENTION!
The Percheron Stallion, Duke No. 104729, will make the season of 1917 at the University of Idaho Horse Barn, one-half mile west of Moscow.
COLOR AND DESCRIPTION— A beautiful light dappled grey horse; foaled March 25, 1913: weight 2160 pounds; is 17 hands high; symetrical throughout. His bold, yet kind head, is gracefully carried on a beautifully arched neck which fits snugly into long, sloping shoulders and a deep, broad chest. His short, heavily muscled back and loin blend ideally with his perfect croup. This wonderfully formed body is supported by limbs which are large, flinty, clean and in fact faultless as are his hoofs.
From these facts, as we should expect, he moves with snap and accuracy.
PEDIGREE— Theudis
25015 (40871)
Fatima
(25787)
Calypso
No. 26017 (44577)
Breeder
M. Brossard (Dept, of Sarthe)
Charta
No. 16891
Breeder
Charlemagne
No. 45556
Breeder
H. G. McMillan
Alglam
113945 (8187)
Charlotte
9557 (18496)
Artilleur
27348 (467)  69
Goeleffe (30463
Volage
No. 48578 (55179
Breeder
M. Filette (Orne)
Volage
No. 67293
Breeder
Maasdam & Wheeler
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•Aride
25056 (45424)
Elida 58906
No. 58906
Breeder
Maasdam & Wheeler
HIS SIRE, CHARLEMAGNE, No. 45556, who was sired by the great CALYPSO, No.
25017 (44577) won first prize over all Percherons in the American Class at the Chicago International in 1910 beside many first premiums at the state fairs of Iowa, Ohio, Illinois and Wisconsin. 