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Safety In the Midst OF Danx.

THIS would sasza contradictions 50. &,
tset u The eye BHt experience has proved
~ poss3a!-''y TAKE Ire case % TIE individual
who cSslls n z2zls-lo1s region \ robust
constitution IS no certain defence s-sfrst "a
dreaded calls Whzt IS Recorded Tes.ireonv
covering period Gtt,et Snort OF half a century
PSoNeS nat hostetser's stomach sit.e-s ia per
elsesy tels This eoDt2ert does not limit tAa
Ae-2 " lasSe ms 1is14c1ne has proved its efacsev
y SoGEa A11eT2c2, tie IS1EuauS Of Pxnarrz
S1ex2eos sFeEyW ee-e Il {scs where raiaSlas- e9rn
disease sSAes Oh - most cAS.saste ana form -
&0&S SfeS. TIE bst-Szs Is rec0xrl SD spec ne
n -As4G2ltAols demand. ana rxsevxhsss bv nv
stc22as e TspaEs- Potent too. : i IN disorders
q he steEsca, liver snd bowels aa4 xzalnsx
tlsS destroyer a grippe. Il ia proves svpestss
coEP-S4Gsx
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Funeral OF Jo.eph,n. y.su,.

PAEls, Jan. l2.-The funeral Of Mis-.
Josephine Florence Metill, daughter Of
Joseph MeaHl, proprietor Of the Chicago
3rehtane, w no died here on Saturday. to0k
place this afternoon 81 the Episconst
ctnreh IN the Avenue de Is Alma. Bobert
AetoTmiek, late secretary Of American
legation AZ London, and his wife. who IS a
sister OF s'ss Medill, Hon. Whitelaw Reid
the On1teNStates minister, Mrs. Reid. the
American ie<Atioa ana al leading Amen
cans now IN Paris. were present The
coffin was almost hidden with eo-aI otrer.
invs
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THE BERISe SEA QUESTION.
NO Confirmation of Reports Of Friction
Between the Governmenfa

OTTAWA, Ont, Jan f2-The reports
telegraphed from Washington City of
friction between Great Britain and the
United States over the Bering sea matter
cannot be confirmed here. On the con
trsry. il is learned that the most friendly
feeling prevails between the two Countries.
4 government paper here SAYS the
report OF the joint commission
70 investigate the alleged depletion
Of seals IS about completed. Il is not vet
known whether Great Britain and the
United States viii have two more repre-
sentatives each. leaving the remainder 10
be named BY q foreign power, but il is
well understood that one of the British
arbitrators viii be named by the Dominion
government The statement thar Sir
George Baden Powell would De one OF the
arbitrators IS most improbable.
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ne Inaaea.a Epidemic IN rrr.,,

LcyDox. Jan. 12--There IS no -
nent Whatever n the epidemic indunI
which IS sweeping over England. q
ports are being daily received from ~
dreis Of places throughout the counsI
which shows that the disease continunil
spread with increasing violence.
AdEIcss from Paris show that inauGl
continues 10 increase everyshm !
France The number of deaths rssuhaI
from this disease IS very large.
Dispatches from Berlin and Vim
state that the disease shows no sieasd
abatement in Germany and Aash
though Il Is now, IS rule, of . lessyh
LenE type than previously.
In Belgium the influenza continunt
be Widespread in its ravages.
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THE RAILROAD STRIKES.
Indianapolis Police Arrest Rioters-Ex-
press MessenRers Going Back.

ISpIASAPoEIs, Jan. 12-The situation in
the street car strike tonight Is practically
unchanged. This morning 8 salt car was
started over the College avenue line with
an escort of police. A crowd of strik-
ers attempted TO stop it, and eight OF
them were arrested. This afternoon the
brotherhood made proposition for arbi-
tration, but President Frenzle promptly
declined. An attempt was made 20 run
another car on College avenue later this
afternoon, which resulted in a slight dis
turbance and the arrest OF about dozen
strikers, who were Immediately bailed ont
by sympathizing citizens.
NASHVILLE. Jan. 12.-Al the Southern
Express messengers struck here this
morning. but new men were al once put in
their places. During the day four mes
sengers notified the company that they
had Withdrawn from the brotherhood, and
made application for reinstatement.
PORTLAND, Jan. l2-The Southern Paci-
fc company has rescinded the order re-
curing one brakeman 10 remain on top Of
the cars, and the men on the Ashland diyi-
sion returned 10 work this afternoon.
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Hunss,ille Mail Robbers Caught.

WALIA wALLa. Jan. Especial. This
evening q message was received from
waitsburg announcing that Sheriff Nc
Farland, of this county, ha. just arrived
with prisoners William Cooper and Jasper
Harsh, charged with robbing the United
States mails at Huntsville on October y
last. Cooper was captured near Moscow,
and Harsh above Dayton. The former
had In his possession stolen registered let
ters containing money order for s12. The
prisoners will be brought here in the morn
Ing for examination before United States
Commissioner Dovel.
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SAX Francisco. Jan. l2-The supreme
court this afternoon granted a rehearinr
in the case Of John McNulty. convicted
Of numbering james Collins. Three weeks
ago the supreme court handed down de-
eision saying McNulty would have TO hang
in san Francisco instead of the state
prison, as recently decided hv the lezisla-
ture. Now the coart grants a rehearsng Of
the case, waIch reopens it This Will
cause delay in sentencing Sidney Rell for
murder untll the question as 10 where Nc
Nalty vail be hanged IS finally settled.
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Horrible Murder in Arizona

TUCsoS. Ariz-. Jan. i3-Ngr advises
from So.ononvllle say that man and
woman were found murdered On the Dun
can road last night, both being shot twice
and taejT heads smashed with an az.
When found s 2-year-o.d child was sitting
By the dead body Of It's mother, with is
head badly bruised. IL would have died
from the intense cold had !: not been dis
covered. The woman IS supposed 70 be
Hattie Morgan, en- route 70 Join her hus-
band a. Globe The franks were broken
omen and Numbered
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rate at 40 cents per thousand ems, but the
management Of the C0mnaonev would not
accede TO those terms without reservlng
the right 10 employ non-union printers.
This the printers rejected and while the
foreman was consulting with the presi-
dent OF the union the force Of compositors
was replaced with non-union men, The
Cornnoner is Democratic paper, which
makes loud pretensions to being the
farmers friend" and the benefactor Of the
s.toiIing millions" yet il has always paid
its compositors Just about half the stand
Ard r,ricfs
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wh.teom City omcers.

WHATcoM, Jan. l2.-Lspecial. THE new
council sat today. Taylor, Cooper and
Likens drew two-year terms, and Nicklin,
Latta and Jenkins one-year terms. Farm
ham. chairman of the Republican COM
mittee, was made city attorney, Fairchild
Withdrawing from the contest. Adams
was elected city engineer. There was
deadlock on clerk, aud that Office and
marshal were not filled till next meeting.
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Lrssoy. jan 12-Sener Carvalho, nh|
Ister Of finance. has resigned, in cous|
g1ence of the decision Of the shareholdr|
Of : Portuguese railway to inquirs ai|
the management Of the company, VIII
which Carvalho was connected befors I
became minister of finance. The con
pauy's Offices were searched today By u
police and warrants issued for the ann
Of = number OF persons connected vi
the railway company. The police ~
covered forged documents showing fraud
30 TIE extent Of 80 centcs Of reis.
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WIN Put = ssop to the sliding.

The Union Trunk Lines Company viii
today begin repairing South Fourteenth
street a. the scene Of the slide. The cost
will be about 81 600. Of which the city viii
contribute 500. An excavation will be
made to the spring which IS believed 20
have caused the slide, the water will be
drained Of and the street filed in again
and plarEad
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The Bark AGNES safe.

Posr TOWNSEND. Jan. 12-TSpecial. +
The long-delayed Norwegian bark Agnes
arrived this afternoon. She was thirty
eight days ont from San Diego, having
encountered exceptionally strong north
rest gales on the way up. The captain
says that when three weeks out he was
sell in the same latitude with the port of
sailing. The Agnes had charter to load
number. but IL exnired December l.
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Great Sorthern Erpre.. Service.

George s. List, agent of the Great North
ern Express Company for the Sound coua-
try, returned yesterday from trip down
the road, where he has been appointing
agents. Express service viii be estab-
lshed on the ferry 10 New Westminster
and on the electric road TO Vancouver. At
New Westminster connection viii be made
with the Dominion express for Eastern
points on the Canadian Pacific road. The
service viii be established about the begin
ming of EehruarY
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had discovered that recent shipmen. OF
goods weighed 1000 pounds more than
the freight bill showed and handed over
81 10 make up the deficiency. Such rigid
honesty in dealing with "souIess cor
poration" was such surprise TO Mr.. Allen
that he almost forgot 10 take the money
and he greeted Mr.. Hopkins IS long-loss
friend
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Business EaIlpres

Pike have made al assignment. The
assets consist OF warehouse property in
Mendosi2, Naples. Versailles and Cham
bersburg. Liabilities. Sl25,Q0o
New ORLEANS. Jan. Thames Walsh.
commission merchant, has assigned.
Liabilities, SaS,000; assets. Sl34eoa
PHILApELPHgA, Jan. L. - Bloch &
Schwein, carriage makers, have assigned.
Llabll ties, $1,000; assets the same.
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T.eou. prunk.ra peserts His Family.

TACOMA. Jan. IL. - Especial - Mrs.
Fanny Ward, wife of John Ward, team
ster. stated today 20 correspondent Of
the PosT-lsrELLIGKscEg that her husband
deserted her on Sunday evening, leaving
her without funds or food. He has been
drinking for some time, and up 10 the day
he left filed himself with whisky, and
cursed his wife when she asked for milk
for her s-months-oid babe. Mrs. Ward
also has the custody Of q l4-year-old boy.
Ehe VIII take In washing for living.
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ni-rres,m.n, OF italian sailors.

TACOMA, Jan. i2.-Especial. lit is said
the sailor Ettore Paulucci, of the italian
ship Raggio, now in port. will probably
die at an italian clearinghouse here, and
that bis condition is due partially TO the
neglect of the Raggio's captain. who re-
fused passports 70 sailors purchasing their
release. Paulucci's friends swear revenge
FOR the abandonment of the Raggio sailors.
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TACOMA. Jan. 12.-[Speciai. THE Com
mercial Club tonight adopted resolutions
favoring the Nicaraguan canal.
The club has received assurance from
the Tacoma Land Company that il would
make extensive improvements on the tide
fats when the harbor line is fixed and
title to the property can be secured.
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Changlng Expre.. Axents.

Z. A. Reece. special agent of the North
ern Pacific Express Company, came over
from Tacoma yesterday and went TO Avon,
On the Seattle e. Northern road, where he
is transferring the Office from E. II San
derson, who has been transferred 20 Frank
lin, on the Columbia & Puget Sound, 20 z.
\. Elliott, formerly agen: az Van ASSET.
on the latter road He viii then go to
Whatcom and transfer the Office there
from Z. ]. KEY 20 y. Samson.
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The Western Tariff Annexation.

sion Of the Western Traffic association
closed at $50 T. n. Neither c.
T. Huntington, Sidney Dillon nor
jay Gould would vouchsafe any
information concerning the affairs
Of the meeting. presjden: Cable. OF the
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific road. said
70 reporter that there was absolutely no
foundation Tor the rGmor that the associa-
ton Was on It's last les.
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A Tacoma orer TO suIIiv.r.

TACOMA, Jan. l2.-TSpecisl. Mart Dill
Ion and G. @. Sawyer. who some time ago
guaranteed $4,000 purse if John L. Sui
Ivan would fight Slavin in this city, will
probably make the offer to Sullivan in
person during his two nights engagement
a. the Tacoma theater.
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OLYMPIA. Jan. I2-FSpeciaL l-Dr. j. Y
Mink.er, of Csntralia. and a msmnsr /
the state board Of medical examiners, sD'
has been on trial here for several dsys z
= charge OF obtaining money from Iaas1
ton county under false pretenses, wm 4
Quilted today.
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Morocco Rebel. Advance on ransis,

TASsEzx, Jan. I2-The rebels have tala|
possession OF the trade roads leadinG1
she interior OF the country, and il is y
Gevsd that they viii be enabled to suppl
themselves with large quantities Of PROV
ions. ETC.. destined for Tangier. and are
route ID the city, the announcement !
EhIca has caused great excitement hsza
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Track washed Out by the Lake.

The recent extremely high water in
Lake Washington has washed out part OF
the track OF the Union frank Lines where
IL reaches the shore. The damage will be
repaired in the next few days, and mean
while cars stop within about 300 feet of the
end of the line
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English oeeupaston Of 70.

CAIRO, JAN i2.-The Hoayizd, an indie
pendent Arab paper, hitherto opposed 20
English occupation Of Egypt, now ac-
knosledges the benefits 70 be derived
therefroEa, and expresses the hope that il
may long oe continued. The paper admits
that the presence Of the English frustrated
foreign intrigue against the accession Of
Abbas Pasha-
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Indian Liquor c..e.Fau =, raeou.

TACOMA. Jan. Especial Frank
Schmidt, John Rave and George Graner.
charged with selling liquor TO Indians,
were dismissed today, owing TO the failure
II witnesses for the prosecution to appear.
These were the first cases of the kind 10
come up in the state court. Agent Eelis
instigated the action.
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LeS1eS. jan I2-Loais Clovis Bon1
p2rse. son or the late Prince Louis Lucls1
Boaapsrse, was charged today upon Va
rant wish eonspirinz with William Alss
ander Thompson 70 defrand Rosalis Cow
Bonaparte out Of diamond necklace ~
other levels valued 81 Sic. eco.
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Insurgents Capture Another Ioss
Troops Marching ca Ascension

DKxrxG, y. II, Jan. I2-Fst- Louis "A
publlc speeiaL-A cowboy frem N
Mexico brings report thai VI
reyolutionisEs hare captured
Grande, & town south Of AscersA'|
after hard lighting, IN which ssn'|
persons we're killed. The attack - ss'a II
have been made BY large cody Of III
vel disciplined. Every man 1t Asceap,
is armed, and serious trouble . -
when the troops arrive from Chinusn..|
They are expected TO reach Aseeasioi 4
Wednesday
The revolationistS have added dxiI I
their ranks and are strong N numos1
They VIII not submit without 49,
ami as the soldiers comprise only lsn,.
il is fsa-ed the result via
disastrous 70 the government. The e,
OF the revolusionists is Mexican nsn u
Sais, the same who participated - 4
MsSSilla riots IN ISL
Chilean Admiral RsTisrcr has Just assd
was 4 hero In ire eaaEurs CO the HEasc&r
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PakIs. Jan Fla Pair says: King
Humber has made overtures 10 the pope,
Offering 10 compromise the questions at
issue between the state and Natiean. la
Fear further says th at the terms offered
OF hlng Huneers, while retaining the
rights u TIE crogn, were fully sasisfac-
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Examiners Of sIine In.pector. Meet.

OLYMPIA, Jan. i2.-ISpecial. The board
Of examiners of candidates for coal mine
inspectors organized here today By the
election of d. T. Davies, president, and ].
". Richardson. secretary. The board will
slt tomorrow to receive aprlications-
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want the stuck River Imn,ox,a

TACOMA, Jan. i2-TSpecial II. ". An
deTson and J. c. Dieringer today petitioned
the superior court 10 have the Stuck river
declared public water course or drain.
with view ofhaving the channel widened
and deepened so as TO prevent future over
flows
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walla walia Bond, Accented.

WALIA WALIA, Jan. I2.-FSpecial. =
The message received from Lamprecht
Bros. & Co, of Cleveland, O., announced
that the late issue Of the bonds Of the city
has been accepted as legal. and litho-
graphs Of the bonds win be sent this week
for signature.
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tory % the Vatican. The paper sddp "
the pope vas much pleased that til n
lad teen broken and that important n
suits will probably follov the opening J
the nezotiations between the Quirin4I =
the Vatican.
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Minister Lincoln III.

LoSDoN, Jan. l2-Mr. Lincoln. United
States minister. is suffering from a sljrht
cold. There are no pronounced swan.
toms Of influenza
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TACOMA. Jan. i2-TSpecial.l- King,
Dickinson & Huson, railroad contractors.
hsve been awarded the contract 10 build
ten miles Of irrigation ditch near Kiona.
for sloo 600. Water Will be taken from the
Yakima river.
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View steamer. for N.r.,no N,,

Nic1oRIA, Jan. i2-S. 81. Robbins re
turned tonight from San Francisco. His
company IS going 70 pat on line OF pow
eFtul steam colliers and in ether ways
push business vigorously.
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Arab In.urrection Breaks out Assh

ApES, Jan. f7.-Ths Arab insurreeias
in Yemen has broken ont sfresh. ksx'
are marching upon Sana, she capital ~.
sad the Turkish forces ara advancing
repel them.
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J. W. Allen, local freight agent Of the
Northern Paci6e railroad, received
nervous shock yesterday. T. T. Honkins.
a aoE!ss, entered the othee, stated that he
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The Duke Of Clarence BETTER.

IoSnoS, Jan. IA bulletin this ever.
Ing states that although there j. no marked
change, the Dake of Clarence has rrown
somewhat better since morning.
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cardinal Manning seriou.1r1,,-
Californla Murderer, in Iurh

IoNreS. Ian. ia-Cardinal Manning Is
Ill with congestion OF the lungs and bron-
~hfsss
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Hoods SarsapariIla

watch regulates tns stomach. hvsr aaa
stimulates secretion OK the gastric isies. =
aeidIEy and tones sAs sat4rs system ~ a~@isA
Hoods Pulls eare gTsx La RElSe. -
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No Stomach

Can long stand abusive s-s&Emsat, sncn -,
hearty and rapid eating too u,sch s.eh feel -
iag 70 a1d frcm meas. ogsrase 81 stimal -. Z
narcotics. etc. his lnsvttaSls rssas ID
dISSsElc1 and lAter
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Dyspepsia.

With al the herribls suffering 80 May 80
know too wel Dyspepsia does ast gss
Itself II requires carefel Astsasloa 20 US
.,,.,ss yrsstsf~s~rs fsEa
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Chilean Admiral RsTEsrcr has !uss a'sd
was a hero In IRE capture CT ne HEsscsr.
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yFhe|
! arran
purse
tfl Ju
| Peter
sCosbt
+. weigh
ing ID
s0lne
fight
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DO SNAKES THINK ?

r. the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: The possibilities and limitations OF animal
intelligence or, rs prefer 10 call IT, INTUITION
Interest scientist and laymen alike. We are all Il"
niar with stories Of love ana haired among me
higher order, OF brute life. have met with sur
,,is,nc cascs # reasoning power In reptiles.
Hence I firmly believe that they have minds an
| know they have memories. How else can the
following incident be cXpainedf
Some time aco ! spent few months III fiorda'
IL was fine custom OF the cook TO set pans 81 Ire'h
milk on the back vcranda every morning. ohe
dsy the men were all out and we women We're
quietly gossipping, when suddenly we n'"'n d
shrek. We rushed 10 the porch ana iohhu 'ne 'o'"
In bystcics. 80 wonder! huge Dlachsn"he
was helping himself 10 the MAX. ] nm ASHAMED
ia confess thai not one OF iicd 10 drive the IN
lrlidcr away. We simply screamed louder than h'a
Dinah. Our cries brought the head gardener n
pluchy little Scctchman. 10 our AID. WIN mas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03

Is II A WINNING TICKET FOR AMHERST
-GolNG OUT TO KILL SOMETHING"

TO tie Editor Of Tho Tribune.
sin: VIII some one inform me why II IS, In the
fall &: the year. that the masculine half OF manhnd
are possessed with the savage INCLINATION to 20 oft
for the sole purpCse II seems, Of killing something
Wcalisome tiamps and much waste OF powder and shot
result In many instances, In The Allins OF the game
bag with contents similar to those found In that "l
orr New York clergyman, ard others Ike him excuse
Themselves for what mauy can wanton cruelty M
SAYING that they only practising ""lngsh"''ihs'
and the small boys Initiating Inc example OF 'h'lr
elders also have deSlre e. practis" wing shooting
Bl.t YER, few people, hnppy 10 believe encourage
such plstme IN the small boy II Is called crnriN >
i'm th. man (by himself, recreation. IL recreation
Is imneratve 10 our Ovcrworked city rereyn"n.
grant that 1t be obtained at no sacrhGc 10 "r
sonr.birds Who that has ever eAperlrhctN II hlT
Sc,S. England winter will not say that the ROBIN -
song first heard IN the hate spring was NOT he sweet
est song earth. III "'->E'
New Ork, Oct Is, lsJ.