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■ ' / U -1/•ry Wsll In Hit Uniform, Too.’t 8111 and d tome at Mlnandao,ur.it human nt Jane * more to Merrtwld;narrowed t life with flying and rmarchlng a thousand ement for id columns iant leader iinph!' I ker would arrunphlngcat In the show, may be detcrlbed atsay. ob-tlrely new Jared Mrs.u'l I li iinniiv.the ideal cat at which the fanciert have been aiming for years. Louis i Wain, who was Judging, has never seen its equal. Its redness it not marred by one speck or suspicion of white. Its eyes are alternate circlet of light red and dark red. Just as its coul it alternate streaks of the two shades.“Never before at any show,” said Mr. Wain, “have we seen such a perfection of shading as a number of the cats exhibit. 80 delicate are they that they can only be Judged by pure day-light.The cult of the cat is growing. Never have exhibitors gone to such extremes In tricks of exhibition. One sent along with the cat a tadpole in a bottle, because the curious object excited the cat's attention and inspired that spry air which is supposed to arrest the Judge’s attention.—LondonMall
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The Oakley Herald
Oakley, Idaho, US
Fri, Sep 12, 1913
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