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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-10-24
Button Starts For Jail.

Abilene, Kan, Special = Joseph
Ralph Burton, sformerlysUnited States
Senator from Kansas, Whosc;senienee
to serve six Mes.ths iA the county III
jail at honton, Mo-, recently was
upheld by the United, States Supreme
Court, left his home for St. Louis,
where. on Monday morning.: lis Gwill
surrender to the District Court pre-
pared Ito esp- to-jail- -He-was, ,accom-
.panied By AIRS. Z Burton and their
adopted daughter. who will 1--WE i'll
lIrpnto2 dnring Mr.: Burton's. inear-
ceration. Sunday evening numerous
,to,wsmen called on Mr.. Burteurtp. Bid
him good-bys,& He, seemed thorohghly
cheerful and laughingly said to-a re-
porter: "I'ye paid my laundry bill
and looked after some other small
matters, but I don't suppose. that
would interest the public" -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-10-24
Must Provide Bulletins.

Raleigh, N. c., sperial.-An order
effective Nov. l. has Just been sfiaaa By,
the Corporation GoMtti'ssioii with a
risS ta i fiijj;ai;rasiis t'if. + rqusli com
piaiIte(i u evil ol indefinitely and un-
explained late trains by requiring
bulletincd explanations of conditions
and eanses. .Els arlpr:iH fa Tie effect
that At fsilroads shall provide bull.
letin boards on which shall be posted
the arrival and departure Of trains
thirty Minutes hafDrs lhpy are dug:
Il Il train ID lata The BOARD Shall!
sh6w IS, nhiiriH al pHssible iEhaii it is
aShsaIail. II indefinitely late the cause
of the delay shall also be bulletined
and also announced to the passengers
on board of the trains together with
statement Of possibls duratioh 81
dniaI.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-10-24
BY Wire and Cable.

Receiving $1,000 reward for The cap
lure of Paul 0. Stcnsland. the Chica-
90 Tribune turned it over to the bank
which Stcnsland wrecked.
The nature of The mysterious
paper; in illc Weiglltman will has moi
been disclosed.
The case Of the Standard Oil Com
rany was argued and is expected 10
90 to the jury.
The French submarine boat Lutin,
while conducting plunging axperi-
ments, went down in l30 feet of water
and the ID men aboard believed to
have pe!'ished.
The sentry who shot and killed
girl prisoner iii st. Petersburg be-
cause she looked out of a window has
been rewarded aud commended as an
example Of fclthfulness to duty.
Mail advices from Hongkong show
tie loss Of life in the recent typhoon
10 lave been 10000, among them 2.4
Europeans, While the property dam.
age is<rut al saa0, 100000.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-10-24
Sulphur Water Floods Town.

,>@San Salvador, By Cable-Tele-
graphic communication with interior
points has been restored and news of
the disaster wrought by the terrific
storm which has swept over tic co1n-
trysis being received Over 100 per-
sons have sbeen- drowned in III Catepeus
pue. "A vast quantity of sulphur
water was thrown ont of the Chulo
volcano and inundated The town of
sPanehinaleo. killing most OF the in-
habitanls. From other points also
reports ofiterriblc devastation are
coming in.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-10-24
Funeral Of Rev. Sam Jones.

Gainesville, Ca, special.-In the
presence of large congregation i'm.
pressise f,lnetsi set:itas ssi5i,s Neld
Thursday afternoon over the remains
of the Rev. Sam P. Jones, the evange-
list, in the Sam Jones Tabernacle
here. Bishop c. NJ. Galloway, Of Mis-:
siEslppi, presided and was. assisted dEby.
-faiiE prominent i ii HIS HIS -. isdS
Will Be taken 10 Atlanta, where it will
lie in state in the State capitol until
afternoon. WHEN it will be placed in
a receiving Yault TO await the compile
ti3E OF the Jones family vault here.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-10-24
Hurried From dadsden.

Gadsden, Ala., special--John Nose
ley, the negro arrested charged with
the murder Of Engineer Joe Cobb at
the steel plant. Sunday. was hurried
to':Anniston: Threats of lvnching
were heard all day. Cobb was very
popular here and III Alabama City,
where lie lived. The engineer was
Drained with hammar.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-10-24
Taft Homeward Bound.

Norfolk, Va, Spccial.--Thc Battle
ship Louisiana, bearing Secretary Taft
and party homeward bound from Ha-
vana, Cuba, passed i'll the Virginia
Capcs accompanied by the battlcships
Virginia and New Jersey. AT Hamp-
ton Roads the party will board the
Dolphin and proceed to Washington.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-10-24
Child Drinks Carbolic Acid.

Richmond, special.-Five-. -.'ear-old
Charlie Howard, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry c. Howard, West Leigh street.
drank two ounces of carbolic acid
thinking it was his whooping cough
medicine. Dr. R. Lester Hudgins, of
the City Hospital. said there is lit
tie chance Of his recovery. The cough
medicine and tile acid i'll bottles very
much alike, had been left on u table
i'll the sitting room. Mrs. Howard
left thc boy alone i'll the room with
the medicine a few minutes after
leaving She heard the boy groanins
and tGi,lid him writhing upon tho
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-10-24
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Investigating Condition Of Murphy
Branch.

Asheville, N. c., special.-As re.
suit of complaints tof Ep9or service
from people residing along the Mur.
pby line ofsthe Southern Railway.
Corporation Commissioner Rogers
passed through Asheville for Murphy.
for the purpose of making d thorough
investigation Of existing affairs OH tht
1aurphy line. The, complaints. from
people ON the Murpiyelsiei eiAaveebeen
forwarded 10 the corporaiihri com:
OMISSION end it was decided that inves-
tigation OF conditions should be made.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-10-24
Sunk BY Mine, lso Drowning.

+ London, By Cable.-A dispatch re-
ceived here from Valdivostock by
Lloyd's agency says the Russian
wooden coatinll steamer War5jagin
struck a floating mine and foundercd
Oh Oct. 20. Somesof her passengers.
and crew were saved, but 1S0 per-
sons; s;were drowned. Another mes:
sage received by a news agency says
two; hundred passengers persisted souS
board the Wariagin, only one being
saved.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-10-24
Funeral in Richmond Friday.

Richmond, Va, Special.-At a con-
ference Of State and city officials, in
Gliding Governor Swanson, Lieuten
ant Governor Ellyson and Adjutant
General Anderson, ii was arranged
that the funeral Of Mrs. Jefferson
Davis shall take place i'll St. Paul's
church, this city. at 3 p. NJ, Friday
next. General Stephen D. Lee, of
Mississippi, commander-in-chief Of
the United Confederate Veterans, has
been asked to act as chief marshal,
and has accepted the honor.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-10-24
Revenue From Telephones.

Nashville, speciai.-tn its report
to the comptroller the Cumberland
Telegraph and Telephone company,
reports 30,135 instruments in the state
on which the privilege fax at 40 cents
each is $S,S73.40. Of this number
6,92S are i'll Davidson county and
6,436 in Shelby eouNle. Tile East
Tennessee company reports 500 In
strltments, the tax hcing S3,215. Ham
ilton county has 4,l37 Of these and
Knox 2,AGS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-10-24

One ct & 49s Survivors, sof AN East
Coast Railway House Boat Describes
Terrible Experience During Storm
4 When Boat Turned Over Thrice,
Each Time Reducing the NrAlber
'--fss 81 the Living.
Key Vest Fla, SpecialTSuryiyors
from. ianefof theahosisa Boats ef the
Florida East Coast Railway extension
along theI keys tell "a narrowing tale
of death and destruction during the
storm of Thursday.
WBDusenbalsy eivil=tilgiisef in IN
charge Of the work OH Long Key,
who mlracGlously escaped. Death, ar
rised here OH tae- Russian Rus steamer
Jennis;aanong. g.other survivors rescued.
He says, house boat ,No.4, on which
were $50. men, was struck by lie
storm at s e'eleck Thursday morn
ing and was driven out into the Gulf
through, : Tawk's Channel. At 6
o'clock the house boat began to break
up, ands'as the great waves hit her
men, singiy and in buAvhes of tho or
three, would be washed into the sea
and drowned. Some went below for
protection, when the top of the
boat was carried away the waves
rushed and; the boat BooE9 Went to
pieces, 80 Sor 40 ef the meh being
crushed III s,Ae tbliapsc,5 Che others
grabbing timbers to save; them from
drowning. Engineer Dusenbury was
inSthe hold; but succeeded:in getting
a log, and Aoated ntii Friday night,
when be was rescued. .On one piece
Of timebr 16 men were clinging. and
reghanging to: another. The side
of the house boat was crowded Will
men. 1t, turued -evgf three times,
each time reducing the number
The Russian steamer Jennie sight
ed the wreckage and succeeded in res
.cuing the>.49 men whe, wete Brought
here. Three ether steamers with
searchlsghts were picking up dead
and living when the Jennie left the
scene.
There was another house bsaF With
15O men on board at Long Key, which
Mr.. 4 .Dusenb,,ry5 thinks was also swept
to sea,
There were in all 10 boats at Long
Key; mortar mixers, dredge. ahd
other boats engaged in the work:
= The survivors were furnished fobd
and clothing ftoin the East Coast
Railway tommissary here and were
given medical attention. The extern
sion work Of the railway along the
keys was: not aaMassa.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-10-24
Frits Bit Returned. he

GreenFiIlc; speeials--ttf the United
States sonrs here Il true bill was found
on ali Indictment ehateRts Sheriff
Jennings of Pickens with allowing
certain federal prisoners to escape
from his jail. The case will not be
tried at this term. 1t is pointed out
by the sheriff's friends that he did
not actually allow his prisoners to
escape. hui gaze them the frcedom
Of tile Jail premises, which, the courts
have decided, can be constructed as
IN "escape." The practice of treat
ing petty federal offenders pretty
much as free people has been common
in the upper counties in past years,
it is said. but Judge Brawley is do
Ing his best 10 bring about change.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-10-24
HAS BORROWED LITTLE.
High Levy For 1905 Brought Much
M0Rey Ia-Higb Valuation Will
Bring in More.

The Stale Of South Carolina will
owe iass ut The end Of this year than
i'll many previous YEARS. Under the
law only $4,000 can be borrowed
i'll one year to meet debts that are con-
tracted aud cannot be met by the tax
money received. Up TO this year the
full amount has had 10 be obtained
from banks in the North, but this
time only $325,00O was borrowed,
wliell ttieaiis considerable saving in
interest.
The reduction can be partly account
ed for by the raise i'll the tax levy
liz 1907 which was the money used
this year. i'Gs tie present year the
levy was put back at its former fig
ure and until the returns ftoid The
auditors commence to- come in it was
thought that next year would mean
!hat Che STATE would have to go back
to the It'd &sy and borrow the full
amount in 1907.
The returns, however, indicate all
donpnleA eVl u! aseelou snotulotts
of property and when all the counties
are iclird Ffbid there are indications
that business may be e3ddhetsd on
cas!l GaiSis i!ext gear: Two returhs
received by The coliibif6iled general
showed increases Of II and 10 ber
cent. respectively.
TIia tJtal valuation in Lex; rton
of all property for 1905 taa $4,194z-
G;:S Hfid for 1905 is $4,S1S,954; a gain
of $624, ,2Sy:
In Aiken county; where thc ASSES
meniS have alwiSays been high. thc val
ration OF property iii 1902 was 80
l25,740 and for 1906, $lO,262,S42, a
gain Of $l,13G,10S.
Other ehunties laye shown gains
fully as sfsaF. especially iii the Pee
Dee section Of the State, where: il
is s;iiii. lhs lard HITS always been plae-
at low valuatlcli itfj u The present
yaar. The fact that the State did itot
provide flexible levy as advocated
by tlie comptroller general, prevented
even fuller 5atntiis, but the start has
been made IN the right direction, and
there is u generat desire On the part
of county auditors ID 6bide by the
resolutions adopted al their c6tiyen-
ton here last. year, when it was de-
cidul Ia figitliT enforce The law. Re
turns are not yet madd at the full
value, but it is thought that with
changes recommended in the tax laws
this can eventually be done and all
property eplalized Columbia State:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-10-24
Funeral in Richmond Friday,

Richmond, Va, special.-.At con-
terence OF State and city officials, in
Guiding Governor Swanson, Lieuten
ant Governor Ellyson and Adiutant
General Anderson, it was arranged
that the funeral of Mrs. Jefferson
Davis shall take place in St. Paul's
church, this city, at 3 p. NJ, Friday
next. General Stephen D. Lee. Of
Mississippi, com1nander-il-cl,ief Of
the United Confederate Veterans. las
been asked to ect as chief marshal,
Rad has accepted the honor.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-10-24
Three Negro Women Drowned

Beaufort, S. c., Special-A small
.trrybcat 'plyinei between Beaufort
and Ladies' Island, swamped during
the storm with six men and foul
women: all negroes, on board. Three
romen were drowned. A skiff from
pilot boat anchored in the stream,
II charge Of Toni Washington, lie.
rio sailor. rescued the other pusscug-
Gig at considerable risk.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-10-24
conaigation visits New Zealand.

Wellington, New Zealand, By Cable
The -biggest.conaigation in the his
tory of-the city occurred early Sun-
day. The Union Bank WAS COM
pletely destroyed by flames. and the
new building of the Bank of New
South Wales was gutted. The Com
and Trocadero Hotels and
severalzinsirance and 4otllerebuslness
houses also were destroyed.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-10-24
Sheriff Limehouse Suspended.

The law requires the Governor TO
remove from office any sheriff indict-
ed by a grand jury for malfeasanee
in office ifi;iitiiaat waiting OH the result
Of the trial, and i'll tie ease OF Sber-
if Limehouse, of Dorchester, 'ndiet-
ed this week by his grand jury lor
allowing a negro to be taken from
him and hanged. this will be done.
The Governor is merely waiting to be
oij;Giallv, Hotilied Of the indictment
hel'ora ssitiig fhc order removing
.imclIuusc.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-10-24
The LIFE OF MRS. Davis
Was Notable Figure in The Days Of
i-o The Old South.

Varina Howell Jefferson (Mrs. JEFF
ferson Davis was born in Nachez,
Miss, May 77tb, 1926, She was the
granddaughter ef Goverti9f Richard
Howell 81 New Jersey and daughter
Of William Burr and Margaret
(Kempe). Howell.
She was educated at Madame Gre
lands soho0l, philadelphia; and BY
private teachers at home. She was
married February 25tii; 1916; to Jef-
fers0n Davis. Of Warren County,
Miss. He was elected to Congress
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-10-24
A Terrific Storm,

Norfolk, Va, special.-With wind
blowing between 35 and 40 miles an
hour and seas rolling almost noun
tain high at times, no sailing vessels
and but few steamships were sentu--
ing outside the Virginia Capes. Up
to noon no tidings had been receiy-
ed in Norfolk from the lost whale
back barge Birkshire, with her i'm
perilled crew.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-10-24
Nine Lives Lost in Nicaraguan Hurri-
rane

New Orleans, special.-Ninc lives
were lost in the hurricane which
swept the eastern coast of Nicaragua
last Saturday according TO advices re-
ceiyed here. Tie loss Of life was i'll
the village Of Pearl Lagoon, which
IS reported to have been entirely de-
stroyed. The full extent of the dam
age is not yet known. The hurricane
covered IN area Of several hundred!
square miles,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-10-24
Nashville sallonist Arrested.

Nashville, Specialist Cohen u
well known local saloon keeper was
arrested by United States deputy
marshal, having been indicted by the
federal grand jury OH the charge Of
leflling bottles ON which the stamps
had NOT been DESTROYED.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-10-24
Battle a Bloody Draw.

-, . ~ - 8: g - /! , ~ =
Philadelphia, Special l.-.re,rN Mc=i
Govern, and Young: Corbett fought q.
hard six-rounds boutrat thesNationaK
Athletic Club When the gong. all-s
the eldse of the battle,. there
was little to. choose between the fight
ers.s The fight was one of the: blood;
iest'ever witnessed in this city. There
was no decision,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-10-24
Pythian Supreme Lodge Elects Off.
GERS.

New Orleans; spegiai:-Tlie suprc-
lie Lodge. knights Of pstliias; Hlettsd
the following officers: Supreme chan
ctlloi,. Charles A: Birlias: jackson
vile, III; Sapreme vice chancellor,
Henry P. Brown, Cleburli, Tex; SUI
preme prelatc; Leo A: Caro-; Grand
Rabiils. Mich:: Supreme keeper of re-
cords and seals, r. L. White, Nash
Vile, Tenn; supreme master Of ex-
chequer, Thomas NJ. Mares, Whining
ton, N. C.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-10-24

= 4 y.
NIiami, & Elai,N NSpecial.-The report
of the loss; of the. steamer st, Eueie,
Captain !. Bravo, commanding, has
proven true: ss. One ef the extension
steamers ar4ssd, ipalo port. bringing
10 wounded, swho- were taken to the
hospital. 1t is said there arc 22S
dead bodies, which Will be brought
up. 1t is believed now that a portion
sf Observation-Disclosures COM.
pany's fleet were drowned. Manager
Adams sent one One of theirsboats
TO look for tbs mon and on their re-
turn they Reported noEsigns ofss the
fleet. The fishing nets&we1c found
strewn upon tRs shore
All 25osTslands Lost.
Captain Bravo says chat he anchor
cd orithe, lee side OF .EiliottscKey,
% miles sodtB Of Miaaslit, l. and that
soon after stida wsye-epgulfcd the
island. He says there &ere $50 resi-
dents on the island, arlEoG,wlenl, were.
;ost. The ST. Lucie crushed by
tho same wave and of the one hund-
red persons OH board i25'@ere killed.
Captain Brav0cwa seriously injured.
The ST. Lucie's home port was
Tampa, Fla. She was built in vii
anington, Del, in 31SsS, andiMas of.
nos net tonnage, l22 feet long, q il.
breadth and over four feetdepta, She
was usually manned by crew of 13.
The St. Lucie had formerly Seen in
service an New Haven. Details were.
lacliyg.
Fort Fierce. Fla, sp1scial be. con
'i.uctor OH train ND, 9s, :5ustsins from
Miami, reports terrible destruction.
there by the hurricane. Fully 100
houses e-bloM,l-doMn aud the city.
as iu q dcmoralized condition, The
alsndsomsse chugchss .0f thss Episcopal.
a,ud MA56 dssEs aapnii atoms We're
botll bfSaaa acaaAis sThc concrete Jail.
was leaning with danger of turning
over aud the; prisoners had tesbet re-
moved. The car sheds are down and
.sthe top was blown off the Peninsn-
lar d Occidental steamer sheds. A,
two-storS Ssiees bull 1ing,s occupied as.
saleo-, completely collapsed.
Hurricane aies, East Florida /,
ST. Augustine, Fla. Special
muent messages have been received
1T the wireless telegraph station here
giving tie progress of severe hurri-
cane which swept from Cuba to the
lever cast coast Of Florida. Early
Thursday morning, the storm was re-
ported in the vicinity Of Havana, do.
ing great damage there, but details
are lacking. Later. the storm reached
Key West, blowing down small houses
and trees, being particularly severe;
along the water front. As the day
wore.on.-the-rstorms reached-yJupiter,,
where it is stated the wind blew 10
miles an hour. Wires are down south
of Jupiter and no wireless report has
been received from the Miami district.
The storm issfastmoving II, this diree-
zion. Residents ons knastasia Island
J,avc been warned and Some oftthem
alayc moved over to this city.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-10-24
Ten Men Burned To Death.

Birmingham, Ala. Special.-Ten
men were burned to death, two others
perhaps fatally injured and third
slightly hurt in the fire which destroy
ed the boarding house Of Mrs. Z. E.
Nattlcy, on Third avenue, between
2 and 3 o'clock Friday morning.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-10-24
DEAD BY. HUNDREDS. Rel
Great slurn Seriously Wrecks
Gulf Cities
GREAf-DESFRUeFi0N REPORTED

Coral rsSsstIIe5 Mar Sine q ! 8 !
Followed by Flagler Railroad E1-
tension Across Straits to- Key West
is Scene Terrible Loss of life,
Tidal Wave Sweeping the Islet
Clear of Inhab abitants and Killing 25
Out of 100 Persons rs On On steamer St.
Lncie. Of Tampa. o-iz. aoos q. .
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-10-24

Durins-1sO5- there<-were~-wreck
burned. aud foundered at sea 297
steanl<vessels, Of a.neBaggregategton.
nagesof 5s,s11s and y296 sailing yes.
sells uf 214,6 500 tons. i
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-10-24

Secretary Shaw spoke ct Lanaas
ter, paY outlining Republican policica,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-10-24
TORNADO WORK

One Of 1 4ss Survivors sof an East,
Coast Railway House Boat Describes
Terrible Experience During Storm
4 When Boat Turned Over Thrice,
Each Time Reducing the Nh,ber
The Washington times., 1906-11-18

/ .worsbipped all my days in the
great religion OF love, and now as the
glory of it burns in my heart I feel
lifted above even us, and see that
it is because OF Him that We love
each other $50; because lie is one. our
souls MAJ be one. actually and really
one. SO thar each loses himself and
lives the others life. / know that L
love YOU SO that I can fling my whole
self away, and give up every thought
I'm life but You. AS tell YOU that. my
heart is bJ rstiuo. OH drink in this
passion of mir and tell me once
more that YOU love metz
Helen had stiIl been leaning back her
The Washington times., 1906-11-18

new. new wonder And Helen r.ushed
beautifully as her father gaz-d into
her r-es
RE took Ier hand t-nderly iH itis
own. and tue TWO stood for some time
il silence When jt was broken 81
was by the rafting of JHe wagon
which bad come To take Mr. Davis
away
David came out then TO bid his guest
a-a lbs, and the three stood for a.
few minutes souysrsiug. II was not
,err difficult for Helen ID q .s leave
OF H,r father. for.she would see him,
so she sa a. i'm "a week or two more.
She stood waving her hands to him
uEul he hu"p.ng wagon was lost 20
sirht IN the woods. and linen she
a.. % Iui tCeE David's band in hers
a-# -Hzad -r.~s the wltcr at the -Cr-
seous c1loTod mountains. The lake
b. - sparkling in the sGa ald The
sky was Lr.tlt and clear. but HeIeu's
Eaeu-EJs took q different turn from
that
Al summer long size had been re-
toic'ag in the elo~v a. tae landscape
about he.. ia the slowing Germ canopy
ol .. ee- ah.ve. WIN its uu~esting
song BIRDS row there were only the
sFriJ cries OF par OF blue jaws 20 be
heard and cvery pun of WIND that
ca-. b-oaehJ down shower OF rust
lnE leaves 90 the already ta.ckly-
covered er5Lud
'I- i up. sad. David the airl said.
"to .-ink how tae beauty should alI be
E1.nse -
David cid no, answer ha~ for "a mo-
wcnt When ] think of it," he said
at LIST iii brings me not $50 mu
chess as a strange feeling of mys-
'grv orlv stop and think of what
thrt vanish, s1ri7gtme meant think
th4t il was a presence Of lvng, feel
ing. er wing creatUres-Inhnit TN
-iukElla masses OF them. rO5i0g an
tre word. a q that now the Hte and
sha g.orv of +, au is Suddenly gone
bI,k iufc rutainGness. th3t 10 was an
bgt q Hcruing vision. phantom pres
.encr on the earth. ! never realize that
without coming to thInk Of AN TIE
other things of life. and that, they,
TOO. are no more real than the spring