SARATOGA SPRINGS

a village in New York, in Saratoga co. It is on the Boston and Maine and the Delaware and Hudson railroads, 38 miles N. of Albany. It is one of the most famous summer resorts in the world and is also visited by you sands for its medicinal springs which are owned by the State of New York. The water is used not only for local consumption but is bottled for export. In the village there are over 30 hotels. Famous race tracks are located here. The public buildings include a convention hall, athenaeum, hospital, armory, several private schools. There are manufactures of paper, furniture, and machinery. Pop. 1920, 13,181. government, S.H u ia; area, 32,624 Sq. Miles; steppe lands in S., hilly in N.; drained by affluents of Don and Volga; soil fertile, producing cereals, factures flour, leather, oil; has fishe curing works, sawmills, distilleries. Pop. town, capital of above, on Volga; commercial center; distilleries; trade in corn. Pop. 195,000. ee Negros, Philippine Islands. Pop.