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The state herald., 1905-07-21
THE DOG TO KEEP.
For Town Life Preference is Given te
the Fox Terrier.

We talk coiloquially of a man's
friend-the dog-a little forgetful Of
the fact that there are nearly 200 dis
tinct varieties of dogs In the world,
and a third of that number are in the
United States. And when person
makes up his or her mind 80 keep q
dog the process OF selection is often
forgotten, although 1t is one tina,
should command careful consideration
For there are dogs and dogs, and
the novice will do well to see that he
gets an animal that is suitable to hii
surroundings and one that will not de
him discredit. II you are going ts
keep dog, keep decent one.
To help those who do not know how
TO arrive at an appreciation. will
mention few of the different breed,
of dogs suitable for companions, a.
apart from useful or sporting ones
and divide the category into town and
country dogs. The distinction Is Q
little arbitrary, for the dog is. o,
should be, country animal. But
since the towns absorb n larger por
tion OF cur population. and by the Law
of averages there should be as many
dog lovers urban as rural, IL would be
hard TO cut them on from the posses
sion OF canine friend. But II they
truly love dogs they will not be cruei
10 them. and to keep large dog In
town is little short OF cruelty. There
fore II will be understood that by
town dogs" | refer TO those smaller
yarities which are suitable for the
house and hence for town life.
Cosmopolitan In his adaptability Il
circumstances comes the terrier and
prime fayorite OF all the tribe (which
numbers fifteen yarieties) Is the 70,
terrier. A clean. cocky. game little
gentleman. who will always do yog
credit and can be picked up for very
moderate price. He is an ideal com
panion. n splendid watchdog and his
Intelligence is proverbial: u fayorits
with nll. from duchess TO dustmen
and In very high esteem with the fra
ternity known as dog fanciers." there
Is no breed that has 80 many votaries
With his smart white coat, his keen,
alert terrier expression. his game
head marked with tan or black, his
little stump OF tall stifYly carried ai
right angle to his body. trottins
proudly along. interested, inQuisitive
Independent, he is u pattern to ali
dogs. tcwn or country, In the perform
nnce OF that hrst OF all dog duties
making himself lovablc and compan
ionable.-New Orleans Times. Demo
crat.
The state herald., 1905-07-21
ohIse, Lesson In Irritation.

Denver. July ga Greeley dis
patch of Thursday says; Prof. c. y
Carpenter OF the State Agricultural
College was here to-day for the pur
pose OF meeting A. e. Campbell and q
4. Ashbaugh. Campbell II n lawyer
In tho government employ, and Ash
baush OF counsel for Kansas In It's suit
against Colorado.
To show them the value of Irrigation
10 this section Professor Carpenter
drove with them from her, to Fort
Collins. lie pointed out ditchcn and
reservoirs. described methods of iffi
cation, and showed them hundreds ol
thrifty farms produced by irrigation
lie particularly noted the ruin that
would come TO Northern Colorado II
water Of Colorado streams became un
available.
The state herald., 1905-07-21
CHICAGO STRIKE ENDED.
Striking Tear,sters Make Stampede
for Work.

Chicago, July 22.-Teamster strikers
who Thursday night gave up their long
struggle against the employers broke
ranks to-day In a stampede Tor work.
The barns of the strike-anected hrms
were besieged by men who have been
idle for months and whose places have
been filed by non-union men.
The employers In many cases an
nounced that there were vacancies Tor
only n few more. or more than 1000
men who quit. not more than l.f00 or
/ 500 will be relnstated during the next
few days. The coal teamsters and
truck drivers did not join In the rush
for unemployment yesterday.
The order OF the teamsters' joint
council. which authorized the surrcn'
der, was for all men on strike to ask
for reinstatement yesterday morning.
Both the truck drivers and the coal
teamsters baked at this and planned
to hold meetings last night and light
II out I'LL they can 20 back TO work Ike
anion men, However. the boycott
against business houses has been lifted
officially by the action OF the council.
and Il Is expected there VIII be no
more sympathetic strikes OF team
sters.
Nearly every one Of the strikers at
the department stores filed applica'
tions for reinstatement. In many cases
the men were put TO work immedi'
ateiy. At one store number OF men
who obeyed the order to strike stood
In line to-day and signed applications
forfciting their right to wear buttons
OF their union esrosed.
The express companies. which fought
the'~ battle virtually alone and apart
from the others. are not TO take back
any OF their former employees. Police
protecti will not be withdrawn, for
n fow days mt least. as clashes between
non.union and union men ARE feared
when the latter return to work.
The state herald., 1905-07-21
Jspsnese Navy a, Work.

London. July si.-Thc correspondent,
OF the Daily Telegraph AT Toxic for,
wards n dispatch from the japanese
correspondent OF that paper AT Mol.
Japan. telling Of a daring rcconna!a,
Haneo Of a japanese squadron In Pos
Alr, Hay on July 18Th,
Three days later the Japanese YES
sells occupied hnssinpan. whore there
h vast and splendid harbar Some
uf The vessels. the correspondent rnyH.
ran hight inside roHsiot bay. which h
" great HifatrRieai value
The state herald., 1905-07-21
Los, In Death Valley.

Goldheld. New. July ss,-john Mui'
lin. v. ". Titus and Earl Weller Of Tel
inride. Colorado. left ithSoli'e June
goth. ON prospecting trip into Death
Valley.
Thursday Muilin was broush, !"
Rhyollte half crared from the terrible
suffering be- had undergone. lie told
how Titus and Weller wandered over
the desert and In iif,eon days failed
to return. II Ia believed that they
puflHhrd. Two horses and nineteen
huftos belonging 10 the party also met
their death from thirst,
The state herald., 1905-07-21
VIII Go psek 10 His Last.

Doston. July Governor Douglas
Informed special representative oi
the Democratic state committee last
evening that he would not be- candi
date for denomination this year. Boy.
efnl months ago the governor made ihu
announcement 10 the Hnme effect. but
he was asked yesterday 10 reconsider
his decision by committee which In
cluded prominent Massachusetts, Dem
oefetH. among them former Mayor io
siah Quincy of boston and William A
CASTOR, Democratic state committee
man.
The state herald., 1905-07-21
garthauAk. In Mexico.

Mexico City. July 80 chilpancino.
capital OF Guerrero. has experienced q
sharp earthquake shock. The residents
were much frightened. recalling the lie,
u,fuetive earthquake In that city three
years ago. The people remained In
the open air. following the dipiurban -.
fearing a repetition Of the shock.
The state herald., 1905-07-21

Commander pcary Isn't exactly beg
ginE for food. bu, he says that he can.
not make his trip To md tho north
pole unless $4,000 worth Of supplies
arc contributed before he starts
Courage and confidence are all right
but corned beef and psfdlnes also are
essential.
The state herald., 1905-07-21

The 5000 English immigrants who
entered the port OF Boston last year
would have made very notable add.
tion to the colony OF Massachusetts
bay II they had come over $50 years
ago.
The state herald., 1905-07-21

Interesting indeed is the project OF
the company that is planning to spend
35.o00.ooo In dredging the Tlber. to
make II naylgable as far Ms Rome
There's no knowing what the drcdg.
ers may dig up.
The state herald., 1905-07-21

Mr.. Peary will take with him on his
polar expedition some very delicate in.
struments, which will let him know
whether he has discovered the exact
spot or no. This is a necessary pre-,
caution.
The state herald., 1905-07-21

Tho New Jersey minister who com.
plains tina, In Newark church 70.
Gently when the sermon was bcinr
preached the choir were reading a hyc,
cent magazine, adds that II In not mn
uncommon thing for q church ofRanIat
10 go out during the sermon to get a
drink OF whisky, Why not send some
missionaries over 10 New Jersey
The state herald., 1905-07-21
New Republican Chairman.

WaHhlnrIun. July .il-FoslmhhIoi
General cortclyou proposes TO fcAisb
his position an chairman OF tho re
publican national committee In about
three weeks, This was au,hofi,atlyel3
learned hero 10 day. Col Harry New
~ Indiana, vice chairman, VIII then
be- hrling chairman until the next ma
Il0Hat fautatrtt
The state herald., 1905-07-21

A fashion writer tells that tho
short walking skirt is becoming short
cr and the long drossy skirt longer
Presently the short skirt will grow
longer and the long skirt shorter un
I'll one becomes the other.
The state herald., 1905-07-21

II Ia ncI true, Ms sooncrs say, that
tho onl, difference between winter
and SIMMER In New England IL tha,
We spend our summers fishing and
shoveiing snow. and that In winter
there's no fishing Boston Globe.
The state herald., 1905-07-21

II Is said there lie singular lack
Of enthusiasm on the part OF the
guests ut William Waldorf Astor's
house parties. There may be lack
Of enthusiasm. but there Is nothing
singular about H.
The state herald., 1905-07-21

The man who bought $4,000 INTO,
mobile in New York with bad checl;
deserved to have Il break down with
him before he turned the corner OF
the street.
The state herald., 1905-07-21

A Chicago man adsertises for "a
lady stenographer." requesting that
she state her age" He must think
there are ladies' In that town who ar,
very much In need OF Jobs.
The state herald., 1905-07-21

A New York society woman has
started model dairy IN order 10 tfo
vide pure milk for babies. That's rn'
other anti.race suicide proposition
vh.ch may well be encouraged.
The state herald., 1905-07-21

A European scientist has discovered
that fear IL caused by u germ which
may be killed by incubation. lIo Will
probably md that his theory Ia wrong
when he inoculH,cs u woman aud
then turns mouse loose In tho room
The state herald., 1905-07-21
aaru.., BANDS Wsni.d.

Pierre, n. ~, July ss,-fiss thou
sand labofefs and harvest hands atr
badly needed In South Dakota At pres
eh,. The men will receive from esb To
iit pct month and board.
The state herald., 1905-07-21

We do not know certainly. but we
suspect that the Baltimore man who
said in his will: THE world has not
loved me-" never really loved the
world.
The state herald., 1905-07-21
Lvna,le burning Wheat.

Wichita, kas, July -. Thousands
u bushels OF nrw whea, have been de
aifoycd by lunallc At largo In Rene
county between Ruhler and burton,
who passed through the district vi
day night settling fife Ia stacks aud
gfahaficH, Tho lBrendla1. whose
name IL not known, II thought ia have
been cfhSoi by losses In wheat Hpecu
lailun, 4 posse has been organized ri
itnhlsf to capture the luna,ic
The state herald., 1905-07-21

When 1t comes to picturesque styles
in revolution the South American re-
publics are reluctantly compelled to
admit that Russia has them all out.
classed.
The state herald., 1905-07-21

Kang Yu Wei, head of the Chinese
Reform Association. is in New York.
This sounds even more serious than
the boycott.
The state herald., 1905-07-21

Japan is going to borrow s150.OOO,-
900. Evidently the Japs don't expect
Russia to be able to pay the indem-
nifty right away.
The state herald., 1905-07-21

The price of chloroform has been
reduced 40 per cent. 1t is evident
that DR.. osler has not succeeded in
causing the demand to exceed the sup
ply.
The state herald., 1905-07-21

edison says radium will be as cheap
az coal some day. Yet this may only
mean that coal will be as expensive
as radium some day.
The state herald., 1905-07-21

King Edward has had another birth
day without doing anything for vii.
liam Waldorf Astor. Yet they say
Edward is kind-hearted king.
The state herald., 1905-07-21

In the baseball league standing at
the end of the season. as in the apple
barrel. the best and the ripest fruit is
conspicuous at the top.
The state herald., 1905-07-21

There is no such word as graft in
the Japanese language. They just use
the word theft.
The state herald., 1905-07-21

SHOULD a woman wear a hat for
two seasons?" asks contemporary.
She should, but she won't.
The state herald., 1905-07-21

Newport now has two babies each
worth in its own name 10000, ,000-or
less than you would take for yours.
The state herald., 1905-07-21

Three hundred thousand people Wis
tied Coney Island last Sunday. The
devil continues to regard vacations as
unnecessary.
The state herald., 1905-07-21

It's odd, but quite true, that a ham
mock is far more comfortable with
two persons in 1t than with one.
The state herald., 1905-07-21

We wonder If the people up on Mars
had as much trouble digging their
canals.
The state herald., 1905-07-21

An eastern man has succeeded in
breeding scentless variety of skunks,
Let him now try his hand a. deodor-
izing the autos.
The state herald., 1905-07-21

A tempest in a teapot is small af-
fair when compared with revolution
in bowl of soup.
The state herald., 1905-07-21

John Jacob Astor says the automo-
bile will be succeeded by the air ship.
And still the horse has not gone.
The state herald., 1905-07-21

~ bens;, man nsi,hsf boy. oih.r.
The Jasper news., 1905-12-28
LIB MN stems.

Mruld Mr- Carr ate NnAs diuuer =
Mr. Piersos'. Acsr BostUn.
Ar Nm Redmau came sp rom WOab
City - visit bis psrssts over Hmas.
Mis WiGter ste Xmas dinner with Ley
daughter Ers. Geo. Winter.
Mss Mary Rex 'isi!ed MissNr!l Lane
sunday.
1He Pis supper at Lebanon was not
s,Ty well attended Oh Wednesday night
on .ocuuut Il thu " q her / at NJ, u 81
was GaIc iur wu,oh they s'e ILSukful
Mr j 5 JoLu5ou fell aud hurt himsell
ys,y bad lAe other morning,
Dame Ruuor has il ,hat Edgar
Tuuuud wEs married las! weak.
They haAqgise Z fine E,Aas tree al
Farmers Cuion FRIDAY night.
X Wm X! 10 returned from Caller
MIA on 5.n.ay.
n john Wilkins an Iamiiy, L. v
I " .ikins tnd L. = . Kings Faullly ans
Gnauma King ate XAss diuucr as G-'
awn's.
Sunni, alu Alta Woodr1w visited t
Dick Horn. last runday.
The Jasper news., 1905-12-28

Ta're WAS dance at Ar. Smith S
5HutJ4y night.
Marsha.l Jooe4 went to Alba Friday,
liz e.inc buck Munluy.
Elya lark worked Tor Riley Bu!ler
last week.
Pwry md Deibert uyd'r veut to
lniisn Tsfritory last Friday.
I.d Johnston came home from Kan
.as lhst Frdey.
Ed s. holds is On the sick list thi'
Ne.F.
ar Clark had dance a. his hous,
huudsy evening, All.report a & o,
t.mr.
The Jasper news., 1905-12-28
Zine PIymoth Rosss roc Sale.

l havo large nlnp'~ OF way uioe
Bsrred Piynoth Rock Cnckarels for
sale. CIl atmy home mil IS east and
y m!lsS -nuth Of tJasps-, or address mo
stiusper M. A Ttomas, Jasper, $40.
N Cartwright Telephone Line 5ti.
The Jasper news., 1905-12-28

LOST In the vicinity Of Jasprr Sat.
urday night, Nov lS, brrS f'm e
fox houud. \ reward of - Wi,l b gwen
for information leading fo tr,Ua ot Dig,
W. a. Johnsor, Rouse NJ 1 .t..sJ #, u
"a
The Jasper news., 1905-12-28

Tive Ssa%onJ 1t'f'"'nh' "' "'- +i'. !"
rbo .o..,, ,,, 4 L,,;nr ~c,,o. rvu-.. .,-.
AL D,s,,,..,s c',jnuocIi,u ~ vHh i
md dyspel Sia will d. ''' : ''' "'' ''
>'PaGy ceop an. tie cp,ui - hem. Icing
green aud red Ou! sn.lye ii's rere
br,agLs tI,:a:t; g,ls Geo.. 80,
Mis- -ul. T.4.,l .. T. &. log
in DAde &C uni! ann,d hoA, Saturday
for y -eeEs vis.t w..h .',cnls unI ,eta-
thsl,
Quite uuuber f',A Ills yi"ioit,
attended tho CLristurs c.s,.H a
Per Mouday uiIu'.
hrs, Ballard lid Mr. Sc u!vr VI.
ted 10 CssOuago a coo le oi d,!s | .,
Wtes,
Mis- BeIpicc Hub.0 ard ehtes aiLod
at CLFitmls diuLoy alI.ses AuaA auu
GrEcS Wampler, GorizA 70 imc,, Ol.r
aud Ptau Jubusoo ulu EtlS Sl.-dfDrt
Me-srs Homer Waupr,i, Oscar oil,
mer, Ariie RndtorL auc Ar,hUr tuOort
Harry and Omer Leayel. ~ GJIccc
Chy are visiting With thc.rc, us.n HON
er NAmF er.
There wGs DO lilorsp at SAer,d b,
last Friday nigAI ON account OF tAe ii
suppcrs a. sytioac; sn 40 "a Ssal
Tne sa;Ho prusr~m mme VIII DO r.na,ra
mex, Friday u.<Lt and TIE qao,-o
Resolved That lh3 void IS Iuauc Aot
pie, b. tho iactetse oi wealth and IuA
ury, viii be ucUa;el. Every boy CO,
dia.ly lIyiIed to conc auu take Iait.
Misses Mo ana Mimic SauiJ,d al
te .oed tbs Wcaul,G %, Lo,A r.uitu &
Ca-l Maroon S.ud,y .., 4, A..
Mr.. Sanford Le.t,l ~ lo,e "a
wood v @ lntsIa!.
Mrs. Curtis has been u 'a.l,s M
bons Tor the last wees.
M. Troy Maste o ami Mis-, AM
Wi .ders vefo inShtd ~ thv iU.lv
the Lr,de Suuuay ~ 4 "a.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-30
SOME REASONS
Why Salt LAX. City People
Should Follow This Valu-
abb. Advice.

Because the proof is in Salt Lake
City You can easily investigate It.
Not necessary to experiment with
some untried remedy Profit by the
experience OF citizen.
Alfred Clark, Blacksmith, OF 1876 South
Main ST., says: when at work | al
ways feared that twnges OF pain would
catch me and cling to me during the
day and night. Many n time / have
had to lie just In one position In order
to have any comfort or to enjoy half
decent nights rest. This is not a pleas
ant condition to be- In for man per-
forming even the most trivial act
around his workshop, II he has twInges
In the small OF The back, which almost
make him exclaim; neither Is It pleas
ant TO arise morning after morning very
poorly prepared to commence another
hard days work. A sure indication
that my kidneys we're at the bottom OF
the whole disturbance was the action
and condition of the kidney secrctions.
Something about an advertisement
wherein II stated that Doans Kidney
Pills could be depended upon In such
cases induced me TO go 10 +. J. Hill
Drug Co.'S store for a box II is dim
cult 10 understand how a simple little
pill could have had such effect upon
the action of the kidney secretons and
could have stopped the backache. but
It Is positive fact that the trea tment
did. ! very emphatically endorse
Doan's Kidney Pills"
For sale by all dealers. Price. 20
cents. Foster Mllhurn Co, Buffalo
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
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A CABLE RAILWAY

A cable railway (Which Is almost an
elevator) ascends from the river level
TO the TOP. and lands the visitor at the
side entrance Of the Palace. An, what
blessing that cable car Is 10 the for
eigner OF weight on o hot August after
noon,
A slot machine Is waiting to slip into
your hand the ticket OF entrance for
your forthcoming 30 kreutzers (seven
cents). All OF which goes to show that
royalty has as high a regard for nickel3
as most people of less exalted station,
The oldest part Is OF course shown
first, Most dwellings get trine musty
II kept closed up the greater part OF
the ti.ne year In and year out, and the
domlcils Of an antique line OF mon
archs IL no exception. This at least Is
one thing pleblans may have In COM
mon with royalty, Overhead In the
shape Of candle chandeliers and ceiling
decorations Is the tnselel grandeur Of
a bygone age From the tapestried
walls on All sides look down the heroes
of Hungarian history, mostly In battle
array with lance and armor. Indeed
some OF the tapestry is SO exquisite, one
Is tempted to believe Il a painting until
closer examination reveals its true
character
ALADDIN AND HIS LAMP.
II IL. however, in the new part that
we are forced almost to believe that
Alladln and his lamp are realities and
In the AustFo- Hungarian royal family.
The bail room IL completely OF onyx,
walls and ceiling. and the stone carv-
ings OF the ceiling and around the
doors are works OF art Many other
rooms are shown but none equals the
sunerb onyx ballroom.
There Is one other thing about Buda-
pest that Is Far IN advance OF many
other cities much larger tYlenna Itself
for instance) and that Is the admirable
system Of municipal transportation. 7
don't mean 10 say Vienna IS not well
equipped with strectcars. buses and
a thing that passes for an clevated-ulr
dergrOund railway for she Is. But she
has nothing thai can hold q candle for
comfort, cleanliness and rapidly 10 the
Pests electric underground railroad.
The only thing that approaches Il IL the
one In Berlin. and possibly the New
York London's "tuppenny' tube GER
tainly isnt anywheN ~~",'nd II for
speed.
The surface ear service In Pest. too.
Is excellent, and the streets are second
only % those ~ the German capital for
cleanliness
No matter what the land OF Hungary
may be, the city OF Budapest is lust
about all a city should be, at least on
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around the two or three remaining con-
testants is often very lntense. and oc-
casionllly fights grow out OF the re-
marks OF praise or isapprobatlon
which rise 70 the lips Of spectators. The
salo0nkceper. at the end OF the contest,
hands over the winnings 20 the lucky
owner OF the bird adiuiged 10 be the
best singer The winner IL supposed TO
spend a good deal OF his money on beer
for the Gro :. and thus do the pub
licans' Ohhsir ,thtir share--often
largo one--of the winnings. Other
contests, Win llnnets. blackbirds, hull
finches and canaries, are conducted on
similar lines; though usually the en-
try fees are smaller--from 2 cents up 20
5 cents-for other birds than larks.
LARGE TRAFFIC CARRIED ON.
Naturally, a large traffic in selling
birds IS done IA the streets near the
places where contests are held Birds
are placed in cages, and hung OH the
walls Of the shops outside as high as
the first story windows The larks and
lnnets are placed on the upper rows
totherwise they refuse to sing) the cal
naries and others below There are
also many street vendors who sell sing
ing birds each one supposed to he y
winner You hear on every hand cries
such as:
" Ere yer are-'oo says sngn' lark
for pot o beer--'oo says IA lark for
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Salt Laker on the Blue Danube
Special CORRESPONDENCE.

Special Correspondence.
Y VIENNA, Austria, Dec. l1,--Whilc
sailing on the beautiful blus
" Danube" cHhlch, by the way,
looks like It might very proper.
ly he the waste outlet of some adobe
yard az far as color goes) between Linz
and Vienna, | became acquainted with
a Hungarian whose name as near as
remember was Zarsurzuk or something
worse. lnasmuch os ] was going to
Budapest / thought | would cultivate
his acquaintance ana learn something
of the country from a native. On sew
eral occasions before | had met Hun
garians and always found them loud
IN their patriotic praises Of the land OF
their birth. but never have I chanc ed
on to one so yoluble IN laudng the land
OF Magyars as my Acquaintance on
board the Danube steamer In that
gentleman's opinion a person is Woe
fully ana disgraceluly ignorant who Is
not entirely familiar with the language,
customs, history and traditions of Hun
gary Not only IS the person ignorant,
but Is missing life really. for not b
have seen Hungary is not 10 have lived,
DOWN THE BLUE DANUBE,
Always having heard that the Hun
sarians were very progressive peo-
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fourpunce?' Is cents American money!.
Larks can be bought anywhere from 5
cents up; but whether they will sing
or not remains to be seen--and often,
II isn't seen.
Many devices to catch the unwary
are resorted to by the street sellers,
Birds having all the outward appear
ance of real canaries prove, when their
bright yellow paint IL washed or, to be
merely spar.ows and sometimes real
prize-w'1ning singers" are concealed
beneath the cages Of birds tnat could
not sing a note 60 save their necks.
The painting of birds e. done very clev-
erly. often so as to deceive even the
elect; bur woe -betide the seller IL he
is caught by the irate purchaser As a
rule the police refuse to interfere IN
these cases, and the Hooligans resort 20
"a back alley and pound each others
faces until one or the other concludes to
"holler huff"
Altogether, the bird gambling contests
that take place on Sunday mornings In
London are among the oldest sights 20
be- seen In the British capital The
so-ralled Fair" lasts until about 3
o'clock In the afternoons, when the sa-
looms are compelled to close until 6.
After 8. the public houses are crowded
with gamblers spending their VIM
nings and Dragging about their respec-
tive birds. MAYNARD EVANS.