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The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-09-11
Republican Territorial Convention.

The Territorial Republican Convention will
be called To order at Yankton oil Wednesday,
Sept. -, 1855. at 10 O'Clock Il, m, by the chair
man OF this committee. or, in his absence.
some a Gnlcgate 20 Toe designated hy the NOM
hers Of this committee present. iOr the pur-
pose OF placing in nomination q candidate for
delegate in Congress, ana 10 transact such
other business as may properly come before
said convention.
In said convention the representation shall
h@ Que delegate from each organized county
IA tive Territory, and additional delegates,
based upon the population Of said counties,
according 70 the Territorial census OF 1855, nj
the rate Of one deieghty TO said Territorial
convention for each 1000 Inhabitants or major
fraction thereof
Counties not herein l.Stcd, and organized
prior 10 the convention. shah lc entitled To
one delegate upoU presentation Of crItiilcate
from the proper Territorial officials of such
organization.
The following apportionmept is given TO
show the number OF delegates TO which each
county l. DutiflRl
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-09-11
Tho Burglar aud the Cashier.

A New York bank cashier, who was mak~
ing preparations to 60 to Canada, havtux
occasion to return TO tho bank after nigu1l
found that a burglar had opened shs sA:3s
and was extracting the contents
Now I've got you. Throw mp your
hands" exclaimed ths cashi r, drawiuy u
pistol
"Bah" replied the burglar, contemyto>:
ously. You keep qniet or I'll tsll tbs d.
rectors how much money didn't find in,
tho safe" The cashier rscoilsd with horror
aud dismay at the suggestion ~yol had =.
mighty narrow escape from catching =.
burglar" continued the knight Of tns jimmy.
"Next time come. II there Amt more csAh
In the safe I'll land you In Sing Sing, ses1'
after obtaining contribution from tho.
cashier, the burglar withdrew, sniit--y
Texas StftingG
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-09-11
Attest: s. II. ELROD. Sec'y.

Attest: s. II. ELROD. Sec'y.
The following resolution was unanimously
adopted by the committee:
Resolved. That this committee, relieving II
would be of more practical advantage to the
party, recommend 10 the next 'fcrrltOrial dele
gate convention that the Republican Central
Committee of the Territory be hereafter Sc
lectcd as follows: That tho delegates from
each legislative district he authorized To name
the momher Of the central committee and re.
port IL TO the convention for approval, and
the convention shall select one from each
judicial district Of the Territory, and one
delegate at large, who shall bc chairman.
This resolution is attached to the call by
direction of the committee in order that
delegates 20 the convention have due notice
that the matter viii come up for discussion.
\. C. MELLErgE, Chairman.
$ II ELNHn S.r'r.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-09-11

l@.N. Devotional exercises Adjournment.
ArrgRS cos.
800 Devotional exercises Miss e. Swartz.
::I5. Report of superintendent social pur-
i:y, Mrs. Davis.
2:25. Discussion.
2:45. Report of superintendent OF fran.
chise. Mrs Alice A. Pickler, I'auis;on.
255. Discussion.
3lj. Report of superintendent Of scientific
instruction, Mrs. ID. w. MYrcs.
$3.50. Report Of superintendent of work
among foreigners. Miss n. J. Hessc. Mitchell.
$40. Paper on narcotics. Miss Bently, Cta'
pale.
400. Report OF evangelistic work, Miss f.
Swartz.
500. Opening exercises. Address, Col.
Flummer. Collection.
Friday MORNING.
900 Devotional exercises. Mrs. Bell, Mt.
Vernon.
9:l5. Election of officers.
1913. Reports OF committees.
ll;l5 Reports "Y's." led by Mrs. Blair,
Elk Point.
has. Parting words.
100. Adjournment.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-09-11
Seventh Legislative Republican COnyen.
tiOa.

The seventh Legislative Republican conven-
ton will bc held in Brookinps, Brookngs
county, Wednesday, october6, 1856, at o clock
p. The convention viii be called to order
10y the chairman 6f this committee, or in his
absence by some person selected by the mem
bers OF this committee present, for the pur-
bose of placing in nomination one candidate
for the Territorial council and two candidates
for members of the house, and for the tran
sactiOn Of such other business as may pro-
pfrly come before said convention.
I'm said convention the representation shall
be one from each county aud additional deli
gates based upon the population of snch
counties according to the Territorial census
OF 1885. AT the rate Of one DELEGATE to each
l.000 inhabitants or major fraction thereof.
The following appointment is given to show
the number OF delegates to which each county
is entitled:
Haniln ..r.,....,t.......,,.... ........,'..,.,.n
Eingsbury,..... .........,.............S
JOHN T.. DIAMOND,
j. V. WELLS,
G. H. DURKEE.
r. c. EVANS,
JAMES MCVEY,
Committee.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-09-11

A TERRIBLE earthquake occurred
throughout the East and South last
week. Several shocks were fe.t.
Charleston, S. c., is in ruins, and the
people jim a terrible state of excitement.
The shock was felt along the entire
Atlantic coast.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-09-11

TIE Ipswich roller mill is now using
straw for fuel, for which material they
are paying one dollar per load, Farm
ers will do well to bear this in mind
and instead Of burning their straw,
haul it IN TO the mill and get well paid
for their time. lpS,rich GozeHe.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-09-11

WHILE boring for an artesian we'll at
Belle PLANES, Iowa. few days ago, q
vein was struck at the depth of ls5 feet
which sent forth an eight-inch stream
TO the height OF twelve feet. The water
flooded the town, and much damage
was done. After several days labor
the water was checked by sinking a
cone made of cemert, stone. and other
heavy material intQtEe hole.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-09-11

int~restin2 Experiment In Agriculture.
An interesting experiment in agriculture
10 al out TO be tried On the duae of ort-
lands Nottinghamsh: estates His grace
has 1t farm OF $50 acres, at G.in,ley
Carr, to company OF six agri,u tural Ia
Lor,r. They arc allowed to take the farm
as il stands, without paying valuation or
tenant right Tho duke finds them stock,
implements, horse, etc, charging them
low rate OF interest on tho whole. --Loi;. Ion
Letter
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-09-11

Prof. LEWIS MCLoUTH, late Of the
Michigan Agricultural College, is the
new president of the Dakota Agricul-
tural College at Brookings. He comes
we'll recommended
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-09-11

Rev. S. G. CrDYKE, pastor Of the
Congregational church Of Watertown
for the last six years. has resigned,
having been elected to a professorship
i'm brookings College.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-09-11
Tho Ex King. Portfolio of Enrrs

Tho Ex Kings Portfolio of Engravings.
Somebody was showing the ex.king Of
Naples beautiful album which contained
photographs o. all the splendid pa aces and
chateals which tue princes OF Orleans had
from time 10 time occupied Francis ii.
sAu: thu book with sweet smile and the ex-
rr, ssion Of regret that he coaid only show
the snsravings Of the hotels where for sew
eral years past he had been compelled 20
loige, these engravings bsing on the heads
Of the balls he lad paid Chicago Tmes
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-09-11
Acre. of skull. and Homes.

Tho water has receied from the Tusnlf0
Mound Geld at Cartervills, Ga, and has IN
uncovered acres OF skulls aud toaea Soxni
Of thsse are gigantic II the whole trans 4
in proportion 70 two thigh bones that 49,
found, their owner must have stoo fourtroi
feet high Many curious ornaments oe skSl(
brass and stone have been found 6ogn> q
tho bodies w.re buried In slnAll vaults ~
Of stone Chicago TimeA
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-09-11

JOHN CAIN was indorsed for council
man from Beadle county by the repub-
lican convention at Huron last week.
Beadle county has not better man for
the office.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-09-11

THERE seems To be little opposition
in South Dakota to returning Delegate
Clifford To Congress. II is very neces-
sary that the south go into convention
as unit and not allow split. No
better expression of the division and
admission sentiment could be given
Congress than to unanimously indorse
Judge Clifford, who has worked un-
tirngly for this end. His return will
show that Dakota proposes to fight it
out on that line. and will do much
toward securing recognition of our
claims at the next session of Congress.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-09-11
Republican Comfy Convention.

Republican county convention is hereby
called To meet al De Smet on Thursday, Sept.
IT, 1856 ut T. O'Clock IN, for the purpose of
elcctiug delegates to the Territorial
convention to he held AT Yanhton September
-. 1885. ana delegates To the Legislative dis
trict convention when called, and To transact
such other business as may properly come be-
fore the convention.
Towns will be entitled TO delegates as fol-
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-09-11

An American girl writes TO The Nc
York World from Berlin: 1Sya no)(l
America, wers the seusHtion Of ths evsnC
Cor here, In G;srmany they do not resego, 49,
dancing hut 60 around In ring - - '
continuously. When We baGan = dny
the people looked at " q wondsr, ~
the sventne, Wasnsver - daneod ~
suriously q A"-E1ehnng& u y
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-09-11

Make First Nate Burglar Alarvns "a
A Macon, GA, man keeps the nodr - ~
bed-i oom covered with empty cyster col1n
He dsclarcs that he dstests dcgS but n1oI1
have some protection frosn buSxisra 1
empty oyster cans formS 6rstrses eprr
alarm Z s;
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-09-11

The committee recommend that caucuses he
held i'm the several townships on Monday,
September IL, at = p. m.
T.. II. COUsE. Chairman,
|. A. KEITH, Secre tary,
PERRY LAwTOE,
WM. GLENDESSISG,
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-09-11

AT nine o'clock Tuesday night, the
time the shock Of the earthquake WAS
felt in Sioux City, Iowa, the first forms
OF the Weekly News were upon the
press and the press was running. AT
one time it Was noticed that the jar Of
the press was exceedingly great, lasting
but an instant, and il was thought that
something WAS wrong with it. Ii may
have been slight jar from the earth
Quake. - aberdeen Ne,rs
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-09-11

Nine. Patti invites hor cx-husbaud, the
Marquis do Caux, TO her musical matinee.
u Paf.A
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-09-11

THE Fargo Insurance company has
established branch office in Sioux
Falls.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-09-11

A Scven-Inch African Cater THAR
a spiny Africau caterpillaA se> On incnes
iay and VI a steel gray color was exhibited
at a recent meeting Of the Linnean society
Of London
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-09-11

Indians. says . correspondent. do not
know what kissing IA He lived two years
in Indian terttory among the Creeks, and
never once knew of an Inliian man kissing
~ Indian woman
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-09-11

GOVERNOR RUsK. Of Wisconsin, has
been nominated for a third term.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-09-11

The following bills were allowed:
| u 4 Gilbert, witness fees, 60 30; allowed. 3 10
q Barnard books and blanks, G2 s5
Jno Riscdorph. expenses, money ad~
vanced in sending Bertram Talbot
TO school for idiots, including one
years tuition, clothing and travel
ing expenses, 70 05
Il spooncr, insane commissioner, 9 %
Edw Holcomb, witness fees In insane case, . 10
jeanette Iolcomb, Z" 2 ~
Mary Carpenter, " 90
VIM Fulton. " 2 20
l. s Fieldby sheriff fees 90
II NJ Osgood, coroner fees and blanks, III 90
J Risedorph, insane commissioner, 90
l. II Bennett, room for Grand Jury. 90
John Sturgeon, boarding stalpe, poor man,
two months, $50 Is; also boarding in
sane, 81 50, 81 25
On motion the County Clerk was in.
structed to issue call fer general
election to be held in the several town
ships on Tuesday, the Cd day of Novem-
ber next, for the election of the follow
ING officers:
One delegate TO congress,
One member Of the council of the leg
islative assembly,
Two members Of the assembly,
One county commissioner for the Sd
commissioners district for three years,
One county Commissioners for the 4th
commissioner district for three years,
One register Of deeds,
One sheriff,
One judge Of probate court,
One county treasurer,
One county attorney,
One superintendent Of public schools,
One county surveyor,
One coroner.
On motion the assessment Of 1885 on
the NEi Ei5-l1255, was reduced from
siS0 TO 1877, on account of 40 acres
having been relinquished to the Gov
ernment.
Also. assessment on NEI 4-112-57 was
reduces from 1894 TO $474, for the same
reasons as above.
Also, 40 acres on NEf 33-11l-53 re-
duced from s552 to Sil4, on account Of
tree culture.
Minutes were read and approved.
Board adjourned sire die.
BEN IOKEN,
Temporary Chairman.
J. G. GIpsoN, Clerk.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-09-11

Prince Fuschini, . msmbsr cftAs impsrisl
family Of Japan, = q Paris stndying -
mtAtary sctensA - !. ..As
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-09-11
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The Art OF "Plugging" Timber.

Some tim. er.cutters display marvelouo
skill in the art OF concea ing natural daoctn'
in timber. Rotten tuts, tops, and kn0tsl
are eluently plugg ID, and where tina work
Is skilfu ly done the inspector will have ~
be wide awake or he will not dis, over t!ienl
Viii o crossing the river Oh bis retura to
The up onntry the Other day an old an ii
we'll known timber cutter said. in rafti
Of forty five pieces Of timber which (
brought Gown to Daren to-day / had
plug yei five rotten knots, and not sin2tas
one did the inspector discover. 10 has tairsnl
many years to lind out how to plug hol
low knot 50 rs to make it appear perfectly
sound AMI natural Most people do plugging
very clumsiy, and in order TO cover ufs3
their want Of skill they bespear the kuotI
with gum, dirt, etc. This, however, oalyss
Neatncss alone will do tho work well anAz
succ ssfrliy.
"Of course, this kind Of work may b CO.
silered dishonest, but any one who feolgs
awfully shocked about it would probably
change his mind II, aftcr wasting many ~
hours hard toll on large tree he wee ~
dis over a slight defect which would MAKE
it bring one third Of its value in the marxck
admit that it is wrong to make lrartico
of ooncealing defects, and think am - &
honest as the ma. .ority Of people; bat, gen
tlemsn. there IL NJ use In talking --tho a
temptation to plug Ii sometimes too great ri
resist. and it take, genuine timbcr-cuttef
to realize this fully. To plug in blnglinG
manner may b. q vice, but when yon 10 ioF
neatly you can't help fcci.ng as IL IL WERE
more OF virtue "--At.auts Constitution z
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-09-11
The Old Nan and tho "Hoss" Expeyt.

The Old Nan and tho 'Hoss" Expevts
4By the way," said man in the nsxe
seat, who had a pair OF roguish eyes Lshin1
pair Of huge spectacIes I" I'm q little inter
esyed Ia the horse business, purely from a'
scientific standpoint l never handlod
horses-rm q professor Of anatomy In a
college down east, but there's ono point I've
always wanted settled. What is.the moGion
Of his fore legs In relation to the mokion e
his hind logs! That Is what has ppx-lc6
me-"
"That's easy enough" replied the expert
In tone of confidence. The hoss picks M
his right fore Leg and his left hind ieg ~
multansously, and after they have beeu -
down he picks up the left fore log and The
right hind leg at the same instant"
Bet you $40 he doesn't"
The expert was I'm for it and had TO- face
the music. The money was. put up In tn
hands OF the conduct ,tor, and ut ths next So
ton all hands adjourned to ths plAtform
where pair Of bus horses were startal -
"a walk 10 settle the novel wager.
Well, i swow," exclaimed be discomdtod
expert, as he saw the conductor hand tlo|
stake, to the old man with the spo-taclsp;
who'd thought that walkin' hoss picls
up one foot at time! ! never dill HIM
these internal book Lrnin' chaps, anyhow;
durn the durn luckl"-Chicago Herald
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-09-11

Fifth Annual Meeting in Aberdeen,
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
September Is, 19 and II.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-22
HE DARED NOT OBEY THE L1W.

From, The Boston Commercial Bulletin.
If Congress would abolish this dislOyal Legis-
whose members should he appointed by the President,
might hope for such revision OF the Territorial
Territory the rights and privileges OF American citizens
In such an event women wouil no longer rear 10 ne @
who are willing to give up the practice VIII not need TO
since 10 the Prosecuting Attorney:
dare not promise IN court TO obey the law. for II
,o nv bnsness will be broken MP aud will be ruined -
Imagine II you can Boston merchant. convicted OF
bigamy ana brought into court 10 receive sentence.
making such an answer when % & Gnerea remission OF
sing To live hrEcefortE with only ono wife. Yes that
- 10 ibat has been witnessed again and again
IN tbe courts OF this Territory. Every convicted
under the Edbnnds law Is asked. before sentence Is
pa..ec uuon him. whether he will promise to obey the
aw i'm fmture II be makes snch promise sentence IL
-u.pendej out OF more than hundred cases that
ave -en tried during the past two years less than halt
& q sen have given the required promise.
was in conrt last spring when one Of these men who
dare ,,o promise obey the law WAS brought In TO
zee vs hi. s.ntcucc HIS and appearance ndi-
rated that he farmer oil TIE poorer class. TWO OF
ms wives were present one OF them Win an Infant IN
n@r srDs The women were shabbly dressed, and
looked rs though they were used 10 The severest to
both indoors and Ii was plainly great hardship
for mis- man TO DC prsOn at season OF the year
when he should been putting In The croDs on which
hi. family. bread Depended and The court made MIN
mai I. he would keep within the law IN iut
nre he might return home, but when he was asked:
Is n your Intention to obey the lAwF he SHOOK bis
head. >. ..,,, tho ,,,-o .,,o,,, "a
vor itenton 10 continue break the law y To this
Inc nrl.onrr Inuttered some inaudibe reply and the
court having no alternative, sentenced MIN TO SIX
months imprisonment. ami to the pay ment oi nae OF
3oo IL cannot be supposed that the people arc
ucee In the protest about desertlng wives aud chid-
rem for there has been time In the story oithe
territory when a lygamst was compelled, either by
law or n1bc sentiment 10 provide for any Of his fam
lies Theu again large proportion OF these polygam-
,.f. b.rs deserted families IN Europe and Ia the
IN come here and have been taught that they dd
col ssrvic. IN for.aking wife and children 10 gather
- ~. SatrI. some OF tho who have the mos;
to In public about being bound IN honor u continue
To own and care for their plural wives belong 10 ths
very class. - -, .,.,,r. n, cha uor,or ,,nar.
,,,saS,e. about the tender and sacrcl ties.
~ .nriirl.sfng covenants" that bind them to their
SmI,.. beong 10 a class OF men whs believe thorough
y Ia womans Inferorty ana WHO are apr nscplsss 0 m
saw IA The pulpit think no more oi taking another
wife Than L do VI buying another cow
New-York tribune., 1886-08-22
BOSIONIAN BAD MANNERS.
Mas Philadelphia IN The Prcrfdence Journal

A'ss IhtladsIphta 'n The frcrtdenee Journal
liz ever osiaiI yom " pe thorouehy shupoeu py any
Boston nrst FAMILY fokf
aua sure you reins mDer my young ernsn venefaton
ior eVerythihs connected with boston. 1 was hut
QUAKER kitty Euisoh. tor years tNerythihg loserea
my worship. DengnIu bostohlsns visited fhuauel-
Pha anu spent slulhtI sIteI SUMMIT Win no less
cnari.e oiles az -,e NlVie auu osi nsI Ns.sl
enco "a, 'ng suoss VI ZOE o. we
% , Jl u se s.ou. ssu " IL =, O oI .1e
a1 1 .HV , iN Ere 'ih; NJ; ~ Nv ~ sL s.o
Ss , np @ ''o a, u ~e S'C.n y. is inh hh .a,.o @
~ 10, g., os , p, soe ~ naupoool0 "a,u vas
81 MI tn.. VI u'., ~IctJ posS.n P'rse'Ne "e
~. s'o o'her, bIothe! joe aHu my ,s ss q.
thc V,so VI WIN usy' ~ oul 1o'cl 1-"'Iee Wss
80 htod t'nI cnlIleu thdI was uIesu 1iS auAiono M
anonI nef anu "hon shS weL uo"h 70 ,ne
pstoa W w., ma't ior Yea. was - 20 sec ue
ederir Sogasnrs a. nnan sro blar,n IN ,be sepb D
eat,ly uoNStcIH an oPeu ~, S'Aa.ns on eno .o-rn
,d " VI 80 G aoen 60 Ia, tos. -, @ ,b idi @ 70 Az . tb o.
nasr /, ana ri hr,nS Thcs ch.ir" rbe-s ~ Sate to
of uon 10 he made but would You believe tnas no one
OF that half ciroIe stirred her chair an inchi They
stared al rs icily then went on witn their chat "a
n,verns tr.p,,, whits ss,ras VEN. .nd 0Is ~ as &
.nd ioyely lonInv as can he IL sns n. nv n n,,b,'
v.,n'r within leagues n, them Az A. bssan .o " sn,
ar NnboJv ss1S rooy r,ornIa, q. ~ 30 - " r'ns Nv
,r,. osarnI -, " " ''' VI -
nav aft.r dav tncv maSs mn thaiS ns & N n.
a,c,,sinns rJsv.d Samas in ,opp U % psies @ ms1' on
talked in perfect oblivion OF Us Joe and couJ enJnre
II because we could bv ors.lves maEs .coastntsnce
with new and beautiful region bur Tor posr mother
who has 10 soend her Summers In paryors or an YER
sndas aad lssns IL Was enressins ana cr,eI 70 ne st
New-York tribune., 1886-08-22

From Tne PhUadciphfa TsegrnDh. =, -.
Betting on horses Il custom OF nonored age IL noV
always hOHored IN It's patronage. But Detting on oW
who heard OF that kind Of bettng There Is whoio
rOost OF owls out at the Zoo; gloomy, seepy plrAns
owls When you look st them casually they pIink
when you stare at them continually they don winA
That's where the betting comes in When the o" DinA
he shuts out the light from his sluggish Dtah anu
breathes with a solemn air of apathy TO ali ahlmAtes
lie. But to stand front or the tall iron cage aHa
watch i've. six OF them all sitting on pole any
say which OF them will wink nrst, or whether -uy .,
them will wink all, 10 to deal with great "oiil o
probabilities An owl Is great stayer III Any Que ooh
straight at hin expecting to see him WINK he woa
IL makes difference how long he 10 stareu at
ne Just keeps looking and doesn't Wink iue
big pupils contract from u great BLACK DISK 70 .
tiny small spot and the smaller that sp0s ko.s
the longer the owl car keep his eyeds open. Tnat 10
of tho fine points In the owl economy. Inc game 10
very simple Take p0iefu OF owls-say seven oi them
and the keeper win suggest to the visitor that IL wiz