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The Breckenridge news., 1905-09-20
STORY OF An OLD LOVE.
The Romantic History of Two Sweet
hearts of the Long Ago Who Dis
covered Each Other Only to
be Separated.

The echo of an old Virginia romance
COMES from Omaha, where Mrs. Leila
Molr, OF Lynchburg, Va, has been pros
trated over the news that the sweet
heart of her youth, whom she has not
seen Tor half century, but to whom
snel was en- route to be married, had
dled suddenly, where the marriage was
TO nave taken place upon her arrival
Before the war, down in Lynchburg,
Va, Leila Saunders was one of the
bellies, while Charlie Clay was one of
the best matches" in the country. The
two had been sweethearts from their
childhood and were engaged to be mar
ried. But Il lovers quarrel occurred
and young Clay went West and never
wrote home.
In 1862, Miss Saunders married. her
husband leaving the following day for
the war, and three months later his
dead body was brought home.
Husband Was a Mason.
But her husband had been a Mason.
and last February the Lynchburg Ma
sonic lodge was asked by the Elmo
lodge of Washington State to furnish
information concerning Miss Leila
Saunders. Shortly after. Mrs. Moir re-
ceived letter from the friend of her
childhood. Charlie Clay.
He told of his wanderings through
the West and his final settlement in the
State of Washington, where fortune
had favored him with great financial
success. He had married raised IL
family and had finally lost his wife.
But he had kept the memory of his
Virginia sweetheart-hiS first lOve-and
he had carried her photograph during
The Breckenridge news., 1905-09-20
Are the Catalogue Houses
Advantageous

While the mail order houses can do
"A large business in every section
where they can get i'm touch with the
customers. it is. however, a much dis
cusScd question whether they are
rnal benefit to the country. They can
ell cheaper than local merchants. and
If orders are combined ana wisely
placed they usually do enough so
TO more than pay the cost to
the purchaser of the express or
freight. But on the other hand.
things must be ordered from cata-
logueS: there is always more or less
disappointment upon their arrival,
since there is no opportunity for
choice. and il seems practically impoS-
Siblr for the average family to look
over one of these illustrated catalogues
and send i'm an order without buying
a number of articles not i'm the least
needed simply because they seem to
be bargains.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-17
Er lycka spadd

Edit Jag f6rutsager mera i'm andra Affairs
Ihill. Rarleks. Familj o Pe~nningeangelag-
enheter. Skicka &C | frimirke jennie dato Nj
foddes. Madam Toga, Dept. n Fairfield, Conn.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-17
Kolonisters bil1iga
IIo5 4th St.

Enkelbilljetter, andra klass till San
Francisco, Los Angeles, Portlane. Ia
coma, Seattle. Boise City, spokans, Walla
Walla, Ogden, Salt Lake City, Butte och
andra platseri Montana, Colorado, Utah,
Nevada och Stilla hafskusten
Via Chicago. Union Pacific & North
western Line frau och med den 1. mars
till och med den Is. mai. 1895. Dagliga
och personligen ledda exkursioneriPull-
man turistsofvagsar, endast S5.75 fran
Sioux City for dubbed saugplats (med
rum for iva personer)till Stilla hafskust-
en- utan ombyte af vagn. FRITZ val af
liner. Utmarkt betjening pa tagen.
Matsalsvagnar (mal efter matsedel). For
biljetter och fullstandiga upplysningar
wand eder till agenter pa Chicago &
Northwestern jernvagen.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-17
HAIR OOH DER.
Tidningsgral. DE bada sven.

Tidningsgral. De bada sven
ska Seattletidningarne Vaktaren
och Pacific Tribune ligga nu alter
! lufven pa hvarandra. Den fora
beskyller den senare for att ha
stulit dess prenumerationslista.
och j baaa tidningarnas spaltef
utslungas hvarjehanda grofva be
skyllningar mot de respektivs
agarne och redaktorerna. Pacific
Tribunens affarsferestandare. c.
Nilsson, har nu uttagit staining
mot Vaktaren Publishing Compa-
ny pa grund at de beskyllningar,
som gjorts mot honom / en- srtikel
benamd: "Senaste skurkstreck
afslojade." Han fordrar $1,000 i
ersatt ing. Vaktaren amman fer
sin del stamina Pacific Tribune for
stold at dess prenumerationslista
Vidare angenam och upplyftande
for svenskarna / Seattle kan denna
tajd mellan de b3da svenska kon-
kurrentavisorna icke vara.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-17

- Lat oss be- for nonom! Och kora nj
kenom, han lefver i fafanglighet och
k6ttetl sa' Johannes och ~stoppade i sig
en- fruktansvard syltebit.
Strax efterat kom patronen in och klap
pade Johannes pa axeln och mel pa huff
vet.
- A. patronen ute pa firdevag? lat jag,
- ia! vi ha en- fruktansvard tori val
/ ar. Frost ON natterna, blast ON dagen,
intet regn; betet vaxer int, f6rraderna d
slut. Kan jag ia k6pa nara skeppund he
uta del? sa' patronen.
Patron kan ia k0pa hustru och barn,
men hahn och no har ia int. GU vel
ON ia' sjelf kan fodra fran, lat jag, min
syndare.
Johannes satte ut truten och grunnade
en- liten vandning.
Hva' ger patronen for skeppundeti
sporde han.
Jag ger hvad som helst. Tjugofem
Ore per kilo for hafrehalm, dubbelt for h6,
bara jag far k0pa. bet svider i hjertat
att Sc kreaturen svalta, och ingen kan
slappa ut dem heller. Betet vaxer int
da IL for kallt ON natterna, sa' patonen.
Anagga mel, jag har annat an hahn
taket och da veil patronen int ha, lat jag.
Men Johannes fog opp, kastade knit,
ven och f0rklarade for patronen, att han
kunde Halja ba' no och hahn, ifaIl han
inge bra betaldt.
Hur kan du da self fora fram9 10
- oppna d0rren, min van. bet tor
iifvet af den ena Sedan kan nj stanga
den, ID att vi bli af med den andra ook-
3D. och IA vara i fredl
Vdnskap. Kirurgen: - Hvad sager nj,
min van. Tog er huslakare So mycket
betalt for amputeringen af ert fingerl
- Nj skulle ha vandt er till mig. Jag
skulle gerna ha tagit af er en- he'll arm
for Stamina betalningl
Han Upgrade sig. En- femarig gosse
(enda barnett: Mamma, jag skulle Oh,
ska, att du vile sksffa mig en- liten ~
ster, jag har sd trakigt!
Samme lille gosse sitter EFT Or sena,
uppratt | sangep XII. IL pa aftonsn o'
knyter hotande handen mot sin ILL
syster / rummet bredvid:
ON jag hsde vetat hvilken skrik
halls du skulle bli, "a skulle jag minsann
sldrig hs bedt ON dig.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-17
JEANNE D,AFREs kANoNIsERlNc

lie Journal, berattar Jean de
Bonneson, hvilken 1 allmanhet vet
godt besked ON hvad som handler och
skier vid vatikanen, atskilliga kuriosa
saker r0rande den sedan 1874 omdi-
skuterade fragan, ON den tappra jung
frun af Orleans skulle upphojas till
helgon eller o.
De myndigheter. som hade sig alagdt
att f0rbereda den h6gtidliga akten,
kvilken sedermera skulle uforas af
pafven sjalf, hyste till en- b0rjan en-
del politiska betankligheter. De fruk-
tade att England skulle taga lila upp,
ON man lat den qvinna, som foil offer
for engelsmannen vederfaras den hog
sta ara katolska kyrkan kan bevisa en-
manniska. En- / London gjord f0rfra-
gan lugnade dem emellertid / delta
~hanseende. Drottning Victoria for
klarade namligen adelmodigt att hon
Ell hade nagot emot att Rom gjorde EFT
helgon af Johanna
Men mar dessa bekymmer andtligen
voro undanr0jda, framlade den andli-
ga domstolen andra invandningar.
Den forebradde jungfrun af Orleans
fem ting, som giorde Diet omojligt at.
omgifva hennes hufvud med en- he'll
gongloria. For Diet forsta angrep hon
Paris den dag, da man firade den hell
ga jungfruns fodelse, SAINT undandrog
sig saledes en- stor kyrklig fest. For
Diet andra blef hon / Compiegne till
fangatagen af engelsmannen SAINT
kunde derigenom beslas med l0gn-
aktigt tai, 1 Diet hon namligen forsak-
rat att hon af himlen blifvit sand att
f0rdrifva engelsmannen fran Frank
rike. Vidare forsokte hon bryta sig ut
ur fangelset / Beaurevoir, hvilket var
liktydigt med EFT erkannande al hen
mes skuld. For Diet fjarde adagalade
hon brist pa mod genom att i sin
dodsfruktan underteckna en- aterkal-
lelse, och till raga pa delta anlade hon
nagra dagar derefter anyo manskla-
der, ansk6nt hon svurit att Ell CORA sa.
Och for Diet femte hade hon Ell f0rblif-
Wit kysk anda till sin dod.
Den stackars Johannas advokat be-
modade sig efter basta formaga att
vederlagga dessa svara beskyllningar.
Aterkallelsen egde ingen rattslig gill
tighet, enar hela forfarandet mot Je-
anne dare var r~3ttsvidrig1 och derf0r
till ALA sina delar och med ALA sina
document borde betraktas som en- Diet
alls icke existerat. Johanna tillfanga-
toys namligen / Compiegne och j.e:da
for den skull bort d0mas af biskopen |
Scissors; men i stallet var Diet biskop
Couchon / Rouen som utan be~fogenhet
dertill tog saken ON hand. Hvad an
gar pastaendet att hon Ell skulle ha BIZ
behallit sin kyskhet, sa maste Diet
medgifvas att en- engelsk lord trangt
in l hennes fangelse, men annu pa ba-
let forsakrade Jeanne dare att den
elandige Ell matt slit NAL. Till sin
ledsnad maste hennes advokat sfyen
medgifva att hon - for 6frigt utan
framgang angrep Paris den dag, da
Jungfru Marias f0delse Trades. Och
delta tyckes i k~atolikernSs 0gon vara
EFT sd svart brott att det om6jliggor
hennes u%pph0jande till helgon. At
m%instone ha jungfruns af Orleans To-
resprakare nu definitivt blifvit afvisa-
de, i Diet nan framhallit att kanonise-
ringen af nyss omnamda skal ar om0j-
lig att genomfora. II
Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-17
M0drar.

Stryk botar ieke. ON def "a gjorde skulle I'd
bars vata ned shRgen. bet gives en- koAstitu-
hone 1 orsak hyarfor. och jag skan sknda eder
botade mitt barn ooh mAnga andrMs.,
Mrs. G. SUMMERS.
Box s.. NJ. Il Notre Dame. Ind
Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-17

ACerKOmm6n iran sverige.
Alias var van mr. Lundberg a A.
Mortensen & Co.'s kontor harsta-
des har j manga herrans ar onskat
sig It'd att halsa pa i slit gamla
fadernesland och sarskildt Kali
mar stad, der han forst sag da
gens@jus. For EFT par manader
sedan gafs honom It'd och tilliallei
att ia styra kurs pa Diet gamla
kara fosterlandet, och gladden. var
sd stor, att da han satt foten pa
Atlanterangaren, sande han aabre
till Henningbus att biuda van
nerna i broderringen en- akta
havana. Men tank sig den code
Lundbergen! Lyckligt och val
kom han tiff Sverige och sag och
sag, men med sorgsen blick, huru
forhallandena tie sig der hemma
jamforelse med dem i Diet stora
landet i vester. Pa sina stallen
motto han storsnutigt ofversitteri
och pa andra stallen fjolligt kry
peri. Till sist tror han, att ON
hvarenda svensG hade varit i A.
merika minst ito ar och sedan
blefve bjuden de basta platser j
Sverige, skulle anda Sverige j Diet
narmaste blifva folktomt. Herr
Lundberg ar nu glad ofver att
vara tillbaka i Amerika och Chi
cago igen.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-17
Onkel Ola.

Liket af en- mansperson fanns
i mandags hangsnde EFT rep.som
fastgjorts i otre kanten at EFT an
nonsplank i narheten at Sabine.
AT BRET i den dodes 6ckor tycktes
framga att hans MANN var c. l..
Christianson och att han hemma-
horde | Bismark eller Mandan.
Man fam dessutom $Ioo i kon-
tanter och $7ooi vaxlar SAINT EFT
intyg fran landkontoret i Bis
mark, visande att han nYss upptagit
homestead. Det antages att han
hade anstallnlng som inkasserare
hos en- maskinhrma.,
En- passageraretaxa bestam
mande passagerareasgiften till ?
cents pr mil har antagits Wis
Cousins Legislators assembly. For
slaget hade utgatt fran governor
La Palette, hvilken under hera
ar kampat for detsamma. De S. k.
"stalwarts" hade arbetat emot Diet
med ALA krafter, men da Diet kom
till %omrostning i assembly ofver
~forslaget, afgafvos endast iva
roster mot detsamma. Man vantar
att Diet skall antagas afven / sena-
ten.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-17

Malarefarger och all slags ma
larematerial6nnes pa lager hos
Anderson Abel.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-17
En- svar akomma forutsedd.

Det fordras endast litet f6rutseenae att
pasta, att ID lefvern och magen arc lila
a~ngfipna, Dir en- svar akomma | sigte, der
est Nj ej tager den rata medicihen for
eder sjukdom liksom Mrs John A. Young
! Clay, N. Y. gjorde. Hon sager: jag
hade neuralgia ! lefvern och magen, HER
tat var forsvagadt. och jag knnde Ell alta.
Jag var mycket SINK for en- lang It'd men j
Electric Bitters fam jag just hvad jag
behofde, ty de astadkommo hastigt lind
ring och botade mig" Basta medicinen
for svaga qvinnor. sales under garanti
! Lungren 81 Andrews apotek. Sioux
City. La. for SOC iaskan.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-14
mn n,.Lrr ,r Nr,rn...a-lals

There is lp.H.u- Ihat % 'ia' .F'cl-
st. NOR. tuau u..r .-t'd n' .I'.r
who aIIIy enjoy lrt1uwu'nt.H- ilrir.
What comfort. 900 ,.-HI-H D.
especially. to uc served ng ,t.. so 90
am auN.ors ,o please u. w5's. 100 @"
lake real pleasure no uaa.u- us fr'l
rf homo aud comfortable. lnrr' ' %"
urglIty which viii hDp .nr.h ."ng
more rapidly ugI ,hr cultivation "i
This desire to please. tp accommodate
n spppais ,n everybody. 3. creates =
good impression.
\ url,. ,mpudeut Pullman p"..'-
often DESTROYS 90, pica.ur 'f u Whole
Journey on train. VA impatient r."k
In hotel oiiicp rau make everybody
.u De house uncomfortable. au' sdru
>r-vIrr 81, dear. even 10 90 cou.i h'
had fp' nothing.
II is noticeable that q lpy lrh" al-
WAYS tries 20 help whenever b" can an'i
,o make everybody comfortable. D." i>
accommodating IN eNcry,hi.s 's very
popular. aud. other thing. h'inl equal.
most likely to be- promoted 81. ..,'.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-14
now an I.nI,o rnruei W.. caai,i.

The boring %, me ~. Bow tunnel. .u
Idaho. Is ON or The great engineering
fsats of thrup. Tine Ps,,ur River &C
tnf, point maLts loop. LIG ng quitting
unucl through i2oo f'.t ia' r.Nef
bad j. LETT dry for two lId a quarter
miles q b the Intention 30 miuc 'h'
.ivcr bed fof gold.
Ordinarily 10" putting llrun-h q. Co.'s
tunnel would be . simple ma,i'-. Uus
&c 10 frrt from thr upper cui 'nh 80
FROM o., lower hot wafer was sfrrrk.
The heat at trs, vas fror, SOTO o. ntr
t1 los degree. increasing ~, th w''k
progressed 10 IT, dcG-cr- at ihr h"it &c
point, Different fans Had blnwrrs
we're experimental with ,o '1ol 'Ir air
iu the tunnel I'm, without success uuill
william Files. ,Er sur L,rnisn' ~
thp work. thought 90 .I-t1iu- ihr
wall, OF the muucl with wIJ'e Hrup. u
from the rIyr.
Very ,implr pump ~ efpir1iis 1r'i
common ~ .dru sprays er' rsHI "''
complete $1,000 vs. The fuuH .s ,Hr'-
weight feet wide arj u.a aH,
aud tic TOW ~ bot waite I..T .l I'd"
s.v,my .d,, m.urr. iueh ir' Hd
water cooled thr l0, vI,g. frl .Ht
urup,d out v..n common pIn't see
,urife American.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-14

Thc,t1Wu boards eli oneida County,
y. y. made the following -ugg ,tion.
we would 10. recommend ,hai every
town iu ;hi. county nave built within
it, borders road cu.,iUg on tie aver.
age SIunp nile. as We believe each
towu ,huld govern Itself according io
It's own local conditions. hut wc have
provided figures 90 show thai no mat.
ter whether town has q hish o. a low
asses. od valuation. % could. under the
SiDVD.ODD bond issue u its own board
80 desired have. withuu, excessive
taxation. ius; as wide and igst as Is.
ppusivc roads 49, any other Town iu amy
other part of jhe state. II the county
nud town can un,is, methods boy which
the road. a. hp huii, should have gu
average rps, 81 SlpOo mile iu.,rrd 81
$500 mile. thr charge 10 Tie town
under the bond ...ur Tor each mile az
highway built would Lc $50 Tor each
mile the hr,, year and o. the county.
the increase in ,aS the first year FOR
each mil, " highway would Doc so.
aud IN ,np state 90 would be- SluO IN
other words. under ie S5o.WN 0oo
bond issue the state. county aud ;own
could obtain road costing $1,000 a
mile ~ an increase m thc,- annual tax
levy Of 500 which under the present
system OF pgymru, would rUll FOR the
expenditure OF SiJop i1 cash. or under
,hc bond issue they could obtain q road
costing 'SHO mile Tor lu Increase In
thclg tas lcyig, 90 500 Zoo place Of rails.
ing $500 Ia cash. a., provided 10y the
present method
Under the bond issue each town and
county IL frN 10 select ~ expensive a
road or ~ cheap q road as the local
conditions require Tribune Farmer.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-14

Tb, Denver Times recalls BdA Nyfs
reply 10 q correspondent vino inluirrt
about Bits habits ol wprt 81 li.r.
II was ~ follows
When the weather ls such id.t !
cannot exercise In the open ti-. I hayr
a pair ~ dumbbclls 10 my lodgings.
which use Tor holding the door open.
also belong 10 an athletic club aud
q pair ~ Indian clubs with red h1ndie'.
owe much OF NY rohu-; hca,ih 9"
this.
Il do mos, 81 NV writing 40 % .'iins
posture or in am autograph album.
When I am no, engaged Loo ihhugh' !
am employed Ia recovering froin is
effects. lam very genial aud pleasant
to be- thrown amongst.
II dress extensively. hut not ~ as
10 attract attention. In the morning
/ wear morning dress. Va the evening
1 wear evening dress, and al night l
wear night dress
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-14

she and her sistcr-in-law executed Ia
me decd Of the ground, the money
was divided between them. AMI their
tcstator's estate was thus entirely Ills
posed of to the satisfaction ~ al con
cerned
did not undertake to inspect my
newly acquired investment until the
following spring. when one beautiful
sunday afternoon In early May. |
started with my eldest son 10 see u /
could find It.. We rode together TO the
termination Of the line Of horse cars
aud then with rapid strides we paced
the long street on which one cud Of my
acre presented frontage. according
To the plat. of about one hundred aud
twenty feet. The street ON which
we walked was sufficiently disccrnihle
and 20 the left OF ne. high up on q
ridge was the other street ON which
the other end Of my acre presented q
like frontage.
Landmarks there were none and al
though we perceived signs OF civIllza-
ton and modest prosperity al about
here house. Wonder country church.
up on the ridge cluster of cottages
aud over there schoulhousc | could
not locate my own particular properly
anywhere. We returned home and q
few days afterward I wrote IA u sur
VeyOr. giving him an exact description
~ the property and requesting him to
survey Il for me.
PLANT az each of It's four corners"
! wrote him. ~ tail cedar post. ~ that
when go ont there can locate the
lot and build fence around 10 n !
shall 80 desire Within week the
surveyor called az my office 10 say that
he had surveyed The ground according
10 instructions.
And let me tell you that % Is fine
lot. too: one of the brst in all that re-
gion"
lis 10 indeed, You surprise mo.
had supposed d was an Inferior prop
eriy. aud on q recent occasion could
not lind ~. Did You erect the posts as
| requested; The mere survey o, ~
no Use 10 me unless you put something
ON the ground hy which ! can hnd i;s
outlincs.'
No. I had mo- occasion to do that"
"Why mott"
For the simple reason that your lot
already has good fence around it. and
q line house within the fence aud q hlG
barn. aud stabl" aud cowSard
and"
"What"' exclaimed iutcrruptlng
him IN amazemcnt
"Oh. yes: aud there are people living
In the house. aud II is ull brand new
aud must have cost several thousands
Of dollars. You don't need 10 put up
any posts"
This was startling information. n
| deed.
Is your team at tic dourf
"It i.."
"WHl YOU drive mc "rt shore al
oucr:"
Il will"
During the long drive inio the couu
try with th. surveyor 20 became ap
parent Ia me that somebody had either
taken possession Of my property will
the deliberate intention 10 deprive m'
of 10. or else had committed the eyre
gious blunder Of building on my lot by
| mistake Tor his own The latter wa,
more probable unless the surveyor him
self was nc fault
Again. In carriage. ! passed ovel
the same avenue which / aud my son
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-14

The fashion u London uf going out
narrhpadcd. which g., becoming 80 cont
mon is not new one. but @ return ga
20 very old custom. Time was when
only kings wore hats. other people be-
ing content with having hoods attached
10 their outer garments, which they
wore or discarded 1t pleasure. STOW.
the historian, mentions that no one
wore anything except the Lord Mayor
OF London. who sometimes domcd n
hat ON state occasions. I'm the reign
Of Henry VIII. he says: THE citizens
began to wear Hat caps Of wooden
yarn. 50 light that they were obliged
to tie them under their chin. else the
wind would be master over them. -
London Taller.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-14
RAlaoAps AND FORESTRY
Tremendous Demands rron the wssi-
land of the Nation.

This railroads of the United States
require GeDO0O.OO0 Wooden crossties.
aud every year iOa0D,oo0 rev ties
m1S, he eat. rus s.r.ts annually g@i-
zoo acres ~ perfectly woptei ground:
II actually sears many time ttai arra.
with The tremendous demarhs 81 ih"
paper makers. iar mfiing engineers.
the builders and q iholsard more usrrs
~ wood. II j. no wonder thar the ra'i-
roads are forced 10 50 fus,hrr Au'I
further away from th.lr ilfcG 20 get
Their ties. In vain have tlry tired IN
substitute metal. To-day the great
Pennsylvania system is forced 10 co 10
Virginia. West virginia and Kcuiurs,
for white oak. and the Southern supply
of yellow pine II IA halling distance 80
practical extinction. ~ q consequence
81 these conditions. which promise {"
become worse rather taan bcti r. mauyN
LARGE railroads are experimenting Win
the planting oftrses 90 supply ihei- own
ties. Sometimes the igcss are sos nug
along tine right of way. but. - 90"
more Important INSTANCES. ON other
land owned by The railroad or puF-
chased especially fog the purpose.
some ~ The roads. the Penney uI.
for iusmucr. Is going into This Wots
with careful application of Intelligent
methods 81 for,s. management IN The
Middle We; and South. roads Ike 'br
Illinois Central o., Michigan CsIrll
and ihe Big fuc1" are s"i'.ag out
catalpa trees, which 80 fuiFy Will no
,lp right soil Thc Pcmsyiyan,t. alter
varied ululs. has found inc yellow
l,.r. 10 De ,h hrs wood mosl rudur-
irg even Than Ihr white oai.. s. Whiie
oak tlr Will last aipu; zen yetrs ~
chen COZ, ont a. u.' on accorut If W
rail cutting into &c. rather tnnn n
dlslutsg grafton i;y The end uf ifr
the Pennsylvania win haze m1T-/ ~
iOOmoOGp locus. trees set 0ut ut"r
some .5OD acre. \ wonderful .rit
those plantation, must De- .n ti june
b.oNamiga t,mr. and uu ,-ct'.'t' ''.-
son 90 tho community n Doe necessity
FOR decent ear. IN numbering aui .u..
est management. But i'i., sir-,r rud
viii cat up tie annual ouiiu- from
3g.OOoWO urgs. q fact that shows
strikngly ihc g1salutc necessity fo-
!ars.r provision, for ryforcs'r On
dian tIas, useful experiments ui udi-
v.dunl corporation The Country tH.'
rudar.