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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-04-13
GILBERT

Abr. 9.-Tom futile was in the
county seat Monday.
Mrs. Geo. Carlisle is sick and has
been sick some time. She does not
seem to get any better.
We learn from reliable parties that
Emil Busse has traded his farm here
for large threshing rig. We are not
posted as to the particulars, but Mr..
Busse has wanted to sell out for some
time.
Geo. Rogers was in Fl. Ripley
Thursday.
Some horse and mule trading heen
going on here the last week. No one
skinned very Dad.
s. Bement was in Brainerd Mon.
day.
Tie beek5epers around here have
taken their bees FROM the cellars. and
with few exec ptions the little fellows
ara in good condition, and with nice
warm weather from now on they are
sure to do we'll. The honey supply
was fair enough last season, but we
look for more the coming season.
More snow has come to ladden the
hearts of us, as We didn't get enough
last winter.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-04-13
SOUTH PARKER

Apr. 9.-Mrs. Faur was Randall
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ehr, who were called
to Wisconsin several days ago to at.
tend the funeral of his mother, will
return today.
Mrs. George Pierce was very..pleas
antly surprised Saturday evening by
number Of her friends gathering
at her home and spending the ~~hours
of the evening in playing games.
Luther Snow OF Fl. Ripley spent
the later part Of the week visiting
with relatives in Parker.
Miss Lizzie Faur took the noon
train Tuesday for N. D., where she
will be employed through the coming
season.
Mrs. Berger, who has been visiting
with her niece, Mrs. Anna PIERCE
will return to her home in Round
Prairie Tuesday.
r. W. Pechin, who has been sick,
is able to be around again.
Clarence Pantzke Of Culdrum was
here Sunday.
The rain Saturday and the snow
Sunday made the roads bad again.
Mrs. Anna Pierce visited in Ran
dali Friday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-04-13
ELM DIAL 4

Apr. 9.-There was q large auction
at swan Johnson's Monday. Eyerv-
thing went off better than was 81.
pected. There was q very nice lunch
served. John SchlinSkey purchased tha
farm and the other things were pur-
chased by different parties. Mr.. John
son and family left Wednesday for
California. They expect to stop at
Minneapolis and then in Arka5sas
where Mr.. johnson has two sons. and
then 60 on to California, where he
has daughter. he expects to mr..
chase fruit farm and make his home
there
Mr.. and Mrs. Boos went to town
Wednesday where they found q honsa
and will move there next week.
Christ Schlag was very sick Tues
day.
On account of the river being 81
high and the bridge being in danger
it stopped all travel between here and
Rovalton Friday.
have been very busy putting the
church in order for the new pastor on
Easter Sunday
George Gessner and c. Olson will
give dance in the NJ. W. A. hall
Easter Monday, April 18th, and all are
invited.
Mr.. Wallet has been very sick the
past week with the grip.
Mr.. Shurman and Art Boos, Mike
Casey and Tom Miskey went to Dako-
ia, where they will be employed dur.
ing the summer.
A. Nelson has been very SICK with
the rheumatism the past three days.
Rev. Hallenger will conduct Danish
services here at the Danish church on
Good Friday.
A number of people were disap.
pointed Sunday on account of Borg.
etrom not being in Elm Dale, but be
will be here Good Friday.
L. lingo johnson, who has been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Twist for
the past two months, returned to his
home in North Dakota last week.
Miss Lizzie Anderson, who has
been home On visit to her home In
Swan River. returned to K. 81. Gun
deson's where she is employed.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Han
son of Elm Dale, Friday. a son.
The school house in District Is was
shingled by Adolph Wittke and Mar
tin Larson Thursday
E. Nelson was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Thompson Sunday.
There js disease going among
the school children. It looks like
measles but it isn't. Miss Bertha
Vallett has bean sick the past week
with it.
Miss Theresa z obe, the teacher OF
school Dist. Is, walked to Royalton
Sunday taking her hours to make
the trip.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-04-13
RAIL PRAIRIE

April 4. -Report of Spring Hill
scho No. 107 for the month ending
March 3Oth.
No. pupils enrolled 10
No. days taugh 20
Average attendance II
Those perfect in attendance-Lott1
and Rollie Swanson, Alvin, Ivan and
Lucille Bonk, Edith and Agnes Ander-
son and Clyde Rohl. On account Of
the bad roads many Of the pupils are
absent.
Rev. Nordstrom OF Scandal Valley
held services at P. o. Neuman's Fri
day evening.
For about a month it will be i'm.
possible to cross the Crow Wing at
Pillager with teams. The old ferry is
thing of the past but there is talk
of new one.
School began in Ausland April 2nd.
Miss Elsie Malburn, teacher.
Mrs. May Thomas, who has been
staying With her sister departed for
her home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kirk Edeburn of
Scandal Valley attended the surprise
party at Albert Rohls Thursday even
ing.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-04-13
BRlCkYARD

Apr. 9.-Herbert Conant of Rainey
was visitor at the home Of Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Chambers Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Mrs. Morrill, Bryant was the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Scott, this week.
VIM Smith returned Monday from
Northome. where be has been, work.
ing the past winter.
T, Birch returned home Saturday
morning from Sartell. where he been
working for a few weeks.
Sherman Chambers of Pine River
was the guest of his brother, Richard
CLEANERS Tuesday and Wednesday.
day.
John Olson hauled wood to the
school house last week.
A. r. Longfellow has purchased
some fine pigs.
Word has been received from Fitz-
gerald, Georgia, '.sthat they are going
to have $500. 900 worth Of car shops
put in that city. It may be that some
people here may get chance to sell
out their interests there.
Alex Setterstrom returned from Sar-
tell last week.
y. I. Taller bought horse from
MI. Niles Saturday.
Martin Scott sold two cows to the
butcher last week.
Miss Cassie Sprsndel spent Saturday
night with Mrs. P. Arendt.
The Glover Leaf society will meet
at the home of Mrs. Manbeck April
10. Lunch will be served by Mines
Manbeck and Chambers. Everybody
invited.
Mrs. Scott was in town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olson OF Elm Dale
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Tuesday.
Miss Gertrude Taylor visited in
town Tuesday,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-04-13

Oscar Koski of Green Prairie left
Tuesday for Butte, Mont. to visit his
brother there
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-04-13
RIPLEY

April 9.-Those at the county seat
Saturday were John Odette, Geo.
Guertin. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ca
boury and Peter Gaboury
David Gaboury purchased pair of
horses Thursday.
John Odette purchased horse from
jerome Martineau last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs George Guertin left
from here Saturday for White Earth,
where they will visit relatives there
for few days and from there will go
to Tower City, N. D., where they
will make their future home.
Henry Gahoury was in Belle Prairie
Monday.
Peter Gaboury began to paint the
school in DIST IS last week.
David Gaboury famed his wheat
and oats Monday.
N.Y. and Mrs. Everding were il
Little Falls Tuesday,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-04-13
L-AkIN

Apr. 5.-Dsn Carson has gone to
aoldingford to attend the summer
school.
c. w. Bonk was in Lakin Sunday,
Freeman Orcutt of Lakin gave up
farming and intends to move his
family to Foley. He intends to work
on the railroads.
Herb Conant Is at the Falls at pres.
ent.
There are lots of good roads in this
county now for tenderfoot horses
Theodore Fleck caught q mink,
great big son of gun a foot long. It
will surely bring 81, he said, but fin.
ally the cats took it and now he will
have to kill the cat In order to get
his 81.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-04-13

De Lacey WOOD, we'll known through
out the northwest, as a pioneer news.
paper man, founder Of more than a
score Of Minnesota and Dakota papers
and at present proprietor of the Cook
County Advocate. at the service at
Lake avenue and Superior street last
night.
The scene was dramatic Standing
in the street facing a crowd Of lam
berjacks, street loafers and passersby
who had been attracted by curiosity,
Mr.. Wood gave his testimony fearless
~ and frankly. His face was marked
with deep lines, but his eyes were
alight with hope aud expressed q new
purpose. In speaking of his expert
ences Mr.. Wood said that his down
fall had been largely due to his asso-
citation with politicians.
Il have been IN the newspape,
business for the past 80 years, eve,
since I was a boy of 10. and have
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-04-13
RANDALL

Abr. 9.-On Saturday A. D. Grant
left here for the Canadian Northwest
With car of Immigrant movesbles.
Mr.. Grant is the first one Of our
neighb RS to depart. Mr.. Cooley ex-
pects to start in few days, and John
Ksupsnick, Frank Ramich and Fred
SoEindler are dated to depart the 23d.
C E. Chapman has been under the
weather q few days, but is able to be
around again.
Mr.: Drysdale and family of New
London, MINI, arrived here last
week to make this town their future
home. Mr.. .. is the Presby terian
minister.
Miss Kate Kempenick arrived from
visit with her parents and family.
The committee appointed at the an-
nual town meeting to Investigate the
books Of the treasurer and ex-treasur'
ers have, through their clerk sub
mltted a few questions to the attor.
ney general, whose opinion has been re-
ceived 50 now the committee are ready
to proceed. An identical case is also
under investigation in certain town
in Pine county.
These are the days when the raral
carriers are earning their money and
little more. No. didn't get in on
Tuesday till about dark.
The lath mill is running every day,
except Saturday, which is grinding
dav, and is making first class grade
of lath.
D. P. Calhoun and family. who left
here on March S1st for Faribault.
are now comfortably located in their
new home.
Nick Ehr, day agent at this place,
who was called away few days age
by the sad news Of the death of biz
mother, has not yet returned. MIR.
Walters is filling Mr.. Ehr's place In
the Office
Frank Rassier has built new ad.
dition to the rear of his residence. E.
NJ. Edbourg Of Glough did the work.
Franklin Lucas had the misfortune
of having his saw mill partly de-
stroyed by fire, which Las delayed
saving for some time.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-04-13
SWAN RIVER.

Apr. 9,-Miss Edna F. Taylor left
for her home in PlerZ Wednesday.
where she will spend her two weeks
vacation.
Hans Twist was around here
Wednesday looking for a team Of
hor;es.
A great number of friends will be
glad to hear that Miss Emma Chris
tenson reached Oregon without any
delay.
Miss Esther Peterson celebrated her
10th birthday anniversary Wednesday
evening. The evening was spent by
singing. and playing games. Supper
was served at midnight. All the
guests report good time.
l.. NJ. Larsen went to Royalton
Thursday, where he purchased team
of three year old colts from Mr.. Foote.
The Royalton r. F. D. No. 5 mail
carrier did not go on his roate Friday
and Saturday on account of the Mis-
sissippi flat, it being all mud and
water.
Mr.. Yourzek purchased o. 8.
cream separator from Joun Philip
Tuesday.
A number of young folks gathered
at the home of P. J. Gregersen Fri
day evening. The evening was spent
in playing games and playing the
graphaphone. All report a good time.
Hans Larsen of Royslton helped
Lars Larsen to take his colts home
Friday.
Miss Edna Larsen. who has been i'll
for some time. is able to be around
again.
School closed in Dist. No. Tuesday
for two weeks vacation on account
of the poor roads.
Mrs. John Gallus, who has been Ill
for the past winter, has been walking
around but now Is confined to her bed.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs: Paul Older
koski, Tuesday, April 9Th, q son.
Albert Gosisk is BRICK veneerlng his
house this week.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Mat Howell
EEK. April 5th, daughter.
Miss Susan Plerzina and Miss Mary
Jannze wski, who have been employed
in Little Falls for some time, returned
home Saturday for few days visit.
Among those at the county seat
were Dennis Sheedy and son, Mr.. and
Mrs. Kennedy, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Novekuski, Mr.. Pierzina and son
George and Paul Jabas.
Daniel Sheedy, who Is attending
school In Little Falls, came home to
spend his one week 8 vacation with
bis parents.
Oswald Wittke started up his saw
mill Monday after some time delay.
james Hansen is busy building a
corn crib this week.
Miss Edna Taylor came down from
town Sunday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-04-13
SULLIVAN Lake

April list to 1Oth.-Mrs. Endahl
visited Mrs. T. s. Look Sunday.
Ms. Peter Adkins. and Albert Lynn
started for Stearns county Saturday.
Raymond Sims is putting new
wheels IN his buggy for-well that is
all right, Ray.
The Misses Edna and Lucy Lynn
rode out to Mr.. Cadwell's Tuesday.
T. S. and G. E. Look are doing a
rushing business in the sugarbush and
A. w. Cooks place this fine sugar
weather.
F. A. johnson will go to town Mon
day to stay two weeks.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-04-13
HUFF

Apr. 9.-There is much trouble to
get around with teams now. We arc
in the midst of the winter farewell
and the fight between winter and
Spring shuts us in pretty close.
The Little Elk has got back into it's
banks and few tieh have been. bu-
not yet caught.
Some strangers are seen seen on our
streets almost daily and the people
here think the hunt for iron Is being
renewed.
The saw mill is about through,
There is not likely to be any saving a
week or two.
A. W. Oouthoudt was in town Sat-
urday.
Arthur Gish took bolts to Randall
Saturday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-04-13
LINCOLN

Apr 9-Mr. and Mrs. John Ran
dali and family Of Staples are visiting
relatives here.
A. r. Merriield, who has been in
Tocoma, WASH, returned Friday.
Mrs. G. A. Nesl and children of
Little Falls are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Staples.
Miss Frances Enke opened the
spring term of school in Dist. III
Monday. .....----
B. K. Mortified moved his family
back to his own residence Monday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-04-13
REFORMS AGAIN
Former Newspaper Man
Becomes an Evan
geliSt

The Duluth News-Tribune Of Thurs.
day last week had the following about
former resident of Little Falls, and
we'll known to old timers here:
Held In the clutches of strong
drink | was fast going the way which
leads down to suicide, when some.
thing told me that God could save me.
Then beard DR.. Roberts preaching
here on the street, and through him
Jesus Christ saved me from a drunk
ard s grave and from HE'LL
Such was the testimony given bv
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-04-13
SWAN RIVER EXTRA

APR. 9.-Iohn Hanfler was in town
Friday.
The recent rain has delayed seeding
for some time.
Lars NJ Larsen and Martin E. Lar
sen we're in Royalton visitors Thurs
day.
Hans Larsen of Royalton were here
Friday.
Martin E. Trettel ia sick this week.
Lars Larsen sold team of horses to
parties at Belle Prairie, consideration
John Pitzer and John Nagurski,
who are employed at Watab, came
home Friday on account of the high
water.
The roads are in bad condition and
some places it is impossible for a
team to pass.
Albert Pierzinski, who has been
operating saw mill at Holdingford
this winter, finished saving there last
week and came home Wednesday,
Joseph Kuffel of Little Falls is
brick veneering Albert Gosiak' house
this week.
The funeral OF the late Martin
Karnowski was well attended, the
funeral procession being about a
fourth of mile in length.
o. A. Wittke of Elmdale was here
Saturday.
Lars Larsen purchased a team of
horses from G. E. Foote of Royalton,
consideration $40.
Melvin Johnson went to town Satur-
day where he will be employed In the
mill.
Mrs.. George johnson and o. John
son from town were here Saturday.
Seeding has commenced, but will be
delayed somewhat on account Of the
rain.
Rev. John Moede of Rice called on
friends here Saturday.
Anton Christensen and Anton Pie
trowski were in town Friday.
Miss Edna F. Taylor has resigned
her position as teacher in Dist. 8.
She will leave with her parents for
Canada next week. No successor has
yet been appointed, but it is hoped
that one will soon be gotten as there
are only six more weeks of school.
Ezra Taylor Of Pierz was here Sun.
day.
About one inch of snow fell here
Sunday night.
r. K. Carnes is planning on build
ing about fifteen miles Of new tele.
phone lines this season and has the
nece ssary \poles already, having re.
Gently received them from Wentworth,
Wis. He will build one line south of
North Prairie toward Opole and an
other north up through Swan River.
Many farmers in this locality are
anxious to have the service.
Chas. Misbe OF Little Fails, who
was visiting at Paul Krottoschinski's
last week, was taken seriously i'll
Thursday night and wss taken to the
hospital for treatment by Mr.. Krotto-
schinski Friday afternoon.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-04-13

started many papers, but have been
compelled to drop them one after an
other because the drink habit was too
strong for me.
II have always boosted politicians.
They nave come to me to get me to
help them through my paper, jolly me
up, tell me what good fellow was,
and then ask me out to get drink.
That is how got into the habit and
was unable to get away from it. A.
forwards some of those same pollti-
clans, whom I had helped to elect
and who had led me to drink, when
they saw ne staggering along the
STREET would not recognize me.
Mr. Wood states that be is going
to become an evangelist and preach
the gospel to the others.
-x Loo
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-04
n,,son,s Letter,

AIT LAKE. Oct. I, 1905:
-. ssoreIsry OF the Socialist
w herewith respectfully de-
.,aon and resign from the
si,,. sor the once OF Judge
:. ann ami Of Utah. ] have de-
iSIs matter until now for
-,.sd 10 see what the atti-
4 rsous political parties To9id ' u! Z
V. 4. V.burch question. and | did
= he S snernies OF progress the
.,rslnr ~ me with resIgning in
"a for a nomination on the
y 4, " and support the American
,spsisn and shall do nay
=, forces OF progress against
.,l,stcraft and ignorance. I
AZ lnne from the Socialist
I;rmly believe that the vic
'-,resn party will hasten the
..gss can get a fair hearing
= q, the labor question VIII
5I,-d baked by the violence
,..g1s engendered by ecclesi-
N sSaIl meet with a storm OF
! r,usure for this action. that
-ig b mlsconstrued and my
-,S.d. In the campaign of
4 4 reod for the Socialist party
A Ia 10 editorials and public
Ge duty OF every Socialist
;5th:t ps,.y ucaat. was ac-
=. out 10 the ccclalast7. I
1 e that charge ihe}Uls care
4 [,'anss. ! believed in 1905 that
Eyresis OF the working class
t,.rd by standing for the So
ian convinced today that in
4 eske no further progress to-
4 ztil the church Is driven from
( 4, ,hsp OF her clammy hand
4 ts ihroats OF the citizens OF
r 20 Two years 10 reach this
:. | have been forced TO It by
Ia ard observation while ac-
q 10 trying 10 teach what ]
k tho correct principles or
4 t-ionIsm and Socialism.
|c=a 10 Utah with any religious
rsa the Mormons. To me. ell
'Ela ! have ever maintained
(! nlgion was d private mater
II IA teacher OF Socialism, had
|c'Eize, but that whenever and
! riasts OF any creed prostitute
BIZ ssort 10 Impede the spread
saz,Ion II became our duty
y and releutlessly tear the
L[ss from the face oil clerical
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-04
h DECLINES
A NOMINATION
fender Made Him in by
k,D,ts for Judge of
Supreme Court
jqPPORT AND .olh asnr,,
TIR AMERICAN PARTY
m IN Power TO Unite
In Progress Against
4 Priestcraft'

. q, organ of the Socialists
',s ,odSy. ~ will contain the
- William 1Ei S. Dalton, who
~, Pc for Judge of the Su-
''sn 70 ,hs n, Socialists, and who
y r. WI nomination. The let
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-04-18
Democratic kina Of Greece.

King George of Greece likes to
stroll about incognito, Declining to
answer a challenge from a royal sen.
try on me occasion he was fired at,
but escaped with Il rent in his over.
coat. Next day he summoned the SEN
tinel to his presence, thanked him for
his devotion to instructions and pre-
sented him one of the mir" military
orders. King George Is an thlCte and
more than once, 1t is ID. he has,
under the pseudonym of George Pa
padopulus, taken part in the strug-
giles of the arena and the racing path.
He has been described as the most
muscular king in Europe
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-04-18
Notice of Sale.

In the matter Of the estate of ThoS.
M. Davidson, deceased. The under
signed will sell at private sale, the
south half of the southeast quarter OF
section thirty (3O) in township thir-
teen ll3) north of range one (D west OF
Salt Lake Meridian, less the right of
way of the Oregon Short Line Rail
road company.
Also commencing at point two (2)
rods north of the southeast corner OF
the northeast quarter Of section
twenty five (25J township thirteen (l3)
north of range two ~ west OF Salt
Lake Meridian, thence west 81 7.l3
rods; thence north - rods; thence east
81 7-l3 rods; thence south - rods TO the
place of beginning, containing thirty
(3O) acres.
one plow, one wagon, one moving ma
chine, one harrow, one derrick and
fork, one drill and one hand pillow.
On or after the eth, day OF April,
1906, and written bids will be receiv-
ed at the residence Of the underSign-
ed, at Logan, Utah, or at the otlice OF
James c. Walters, Esq, attorney at
law, Logan, Utah. Terms OF sale,
cash: ten per cent. at time of bid, bal.
ance on confirmation OF sale 10y the
court.
ELI j. BELL, Administrator,
JAMES G, WALTERS, Attorney.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-04-18
None There.

A Scotch minister entered the
churchyard one day while the sexton
was busily employed neck-deep in a
grave throwing up soil and stones
to make room for dead parishioner.
We'll, Saunders" said tie minister
that is a work well calculated to
make an old man like you thoughtful.
wonder you do not repent of your
evil ways and make new resolves
while so seriously occupied about an
others grave to live better life and
prepare for your own"
The old man, resting h, Nlf upon
the edge of his spade, calmly replied
"Ah sir, ye ken there is no repen
lance in the grave. Weekly Scots
man.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-04-18
A Little Of Everything
THINK MONKEYS HAVE
Eminent Men OF Science Az ., with
Prof. Garner

II Is generally supposed tina. Prot.
Garner Is the first man to stud, what
has come to be called the speech OF
monkeys. AS matter OF facs the
honor belongs to Sir Richard Burton,
the famous orientalist who translated
the Thousand and One Nights" Lady
Burton tells in her biography Of her
distinguished husband tina. Sir Rich
ard believed firmly in monkey speech,
that he had forty apes continually with
him for several years and that he had
written down monkey vocabulary
of sixty words. This vocabulary un-
fortunately was lost. Prof Garner can
make a strange monkey drink by say
ing certain word, and with another
word he can make II eat and with
another word he can brighten it. But
Sir Richard Burton could do all these
things, too. His vocabulary. further.
more, was larger than Mr. Gamers.
Ernst Haeckel the great German
scientist, is in hearty sympathy with
the study of the monkey language.
He says he believes firmly that such
language exists.