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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-04
EXERCISES WILL
Be INTERESTING
Planting Of Tree and Ex-
srcises Will Take Place
Saturday
THE PROGRAM II FULL
Entertainment ARRANGED b. ske Local
Chapter. Daughters " tie Amer
lean Revolution Wal) be a
Nosan Evenf


The Brunswick chaptef. Daughters
nt the American RevolaoB win on
next Friday evening. NovSmber 9,
hold their liberty feat III ElRan's
store on Newcastle street This thor.
oughly unique and delightful AFFAIR
viii be . great treat to all who at
tend and everything possible win be
aona to entertain and amuse the
guests Of the Daughters who have
The reputation Of giving very charm
y ing and interesting affairs
Among the interesting exhibits vii
be shown relies Of colonial and reyo.
hitlonary days. souvenirs ii many I'M
portant events ip the history of the
country pjctnreS Of the governors
of each state with the seal ana soil
from each stats and terrsrory.
Ola time anausenen such as our
alb eatofa oaloyed IA ooionlpl times.
vii "a he aHaig al
original Contest with hlaf ara steel
for the men in which prize will be
given to the successful contestant
and a Quilting bee for the ladies, 3
prize to be given the most skillful
quilter
The judges in the mems contest
win 5e Messrs. c. Downing. Albert
Fendig, F. d. Aiken, T. d. NJ Strachan
w II. Deyoe and A. G. Banks. the
judges IN the quilting bee will be Mes
danes J. e du Bignon. ]. ". Wal
lace. L H. Iiaym, j. r. Nightingale,
and ]. Levy: cashier. Mas Sarah
Hazlehurst
The tree VIII be planted Saturday
afternoon. November 10 Al 3
O'Clock the people win assembls ~
The opera house where the girls rep
resentlng the states win be grouped
on the stage in order forming n real
live map Of the United States,
wearing pretty costumes in the nat
ioual colors.
Rev. r. D. Thomas will open the
exercises with PRAYER after which
the national hymn. Star Spangied
Ranner" will be sung. Then win
follow Col. Brantley's address. after
which the parade will form and march
down to Market Square where The
tree viii be planted. Mr.. r. p. A.
lien viii be marshal OF the day The
Atlantic band will head the proces
sion. The R1fiemen win be next n
line, acting as an escort Columbia
and her 10 maids of honor. symbolic
ing the 10 original colonies Coiurn
bia Win lead the 4S states and ter
fatories. each carrying ileg and
handful Of sc.l 70 place Ct the roots
Of the tree
The Daughters respectfully reques
that the audience remain seated q
the opera house after Congressman
prantiey's address until the y lidrel
are formed in line. Peaple ere als. s.
ask,,d 10 take theirm
the square, but Y
exercises are
girls Win rn
while the II
The occasS 'pe : s''s
,norial one IN dRsTselxs hlftoF'
and no one, sRo;.la IA 'nise this neaps
ful and lnGs - sefemons' ~.
viii be no charge 70 the exercises z
the opera house. but On Friday egel
ing the small sum Of ~ cents " X
be charged for admission 70 tne z
erty fete. to help defFay the expens'
Of the affair
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BUT MANDLE IS
BEHIND THE BARS
Sparta. Co., Man Vas
Captured in New
York
LIAELY CHASE
T4e CHANGED a Cotton Warehouse Re-
celpt and Made a Big Sum-
Arrested by Sheriff and
Chief Of Police.

New York. Nov. s.-samuel Man.
die was arrested here today by the
sheriff and chief Of p3l. e Of :. aria,
Ga. who followed him usfa and mlJe
the arrest nfter locating hiu.
Mandle Is ehargd with changing
the warehous recent for one bale Of
cotton making It 2Ol balas. on which
he raised $1,000.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-04
/. OOTBALL GAMtS
ALL THE RESULTS
ALL OF THE BIG COLLEGE TEAMS
MET ON THE oRIDlRoN YEsr
TERDAY AFTERNOON.

New York. Nov. 8. football game.
today Between leading college teams
resulted as follows:
Princeton. AZ, Darthmcuth. 0.
Yale. 10: West Point. 6.
Wesleyan. S; Springfield. 10
Indians. 9: Syracuse A.
Cornell, 20; University u peanayl
vaniarb.
Harvard. 3; Brown. 0.
Aggies, 8; Amherst, g
Lehigh. O.; Dickinon. o
Pennsylvania Freshlga rfei
so,
Pennylvania State. lazy. O.
STEAMER ocEgcAs WILL
5E LAUNCHED bMcRRow
The ogeecbee. cnd steam
ship Of the STEAMSHIP
Company win tosnorrov
by the Fore R Con-
paLy al their pl qss
The lapnehing y
Presi9snt +.
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Forty-Fiye Registered.

rday was pretty busy day
with he local politicians and in ali
some forty,aye names we're registered
With the city clerk The list mas nov
groNn to be ono of the largest
manF years and Interest continues 1
nker pa We eoBipg mN
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-04
MILLIONS or FEET or
LUMBER WERE SEIZED


Asheyllle, ". C. Nov. By an In.
junction issued by Judge Allen, at
Murphy. several million feet of lum-
,Qer at Addie and other stations, with
estimated value of $4,000 has
s brought by A. s. Da-
OF FoW~Deposit, Nd.
M. Eg&ing. Frederick
hrnoin. Of Phila-
kan Eelopment
feg4l that In 1905
tand Hughes tn
sars to cut timber on
land in jackson coun.
Hderation OF $4,000 and
Fears there was to be
rofts They anege that
viblation Of the con
annulment and
ssOpst,s
~. - -.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1906-03-01

breeders at the present time is for
the "samon" variety, so called from
the pretty and peculiar color of the
hen. . -..........
In type the Faverolles is modifica-
ton of the Dorking and Houdan, by
the mixture of Cochin or Brahma
blood. The head is rather thick, neck
short and we'll covered, with hackle
breast broad and full with great
width between the short thighs, which
should be straight and fine in bone,
as should also be the case with the
not too lengthy legs. The legs should
have small fringe of feathers, and
finish with five toes. Ample profuse
leg feathering is neither seemly nor
desired by anybody. The back is
broad, fiat, and somewhat short. Many
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1906-03-01

free from black, but they do not OBJ
ject to little in her tail. Her
hackles should be laced with the light
er color, making them brown striped
without any black.
Hatch your Faverolles chicks when
you like give them a long spell in
the nest under their mother, so that
they may gain strength, and then
coop them in the open, and let them
take their chances, which is consid-
erably in favor of rearing them, bar
ring accidents. In decently dry
coop, with ordinary food and atten-
ton, they will grow at an amazing
rate. The chickens are continually
changing color, the white nest-down
gives place to successive feathers
darker, Er showing more color, than
their predecessors. until, at the last
moult into adult plumage, the breast
of the coclzerel becomes solid black,
which is popular with many. 1t is
claimed that these hardy, independent,
ever-foraging chickens are almost
perfect subjects for artificial rearing;
they learn their way into the raiser
in few hours, and then may be de-
pended upon always to get home. The
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1906-03-01

creamy white. Many prefer her wings
squads is not being met. Too many
of the lofts have been conducted
along the wrong lines, thus making
them a failure and supplying birds
that were not acceptable. Others
were started on too large a scale,
without experience on the part of the
managers, thus forthcoming them to
early failure. A few were started
on a modest scale and the owners
studied the business thoroughly as
they went along, gaining experience
and becoming qualified to manage
much larger lofts. Such loft is
that conducted by Mr.. G. Simpson,
at TIP Sunnyside avenue, Green Lake,
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1906-03-01

Wash, a suburb lying north of Sc
attic. This loft was started three
years ago, and today the visitor finds
no less than 1000 pigeons there-all
well-matured, healthy and active.
Mr.. Simpson is thorough pigeon
breeder and a leader among Puget
Sound breeders for fine birds and up
to-date houses and appliances. He
has five houses on his grounds at
Green Lake, and Is varieties of birds.
The Homers, of course, predominant,
for he long ago learned that these
are the great squad breeders and the
money-makers. All his Homers are
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1906-03-01

good birds fail to show this character
istic of type, but this should not dis
qualify them. The comb in both sexes
should be very neat, upright, and free
from excrescences. The head is COM
fortably finished by profusion OF
beard and muffing. This one point
receives due weight in considering
the Faverolles, yet it does not entirely
constitute a Faverolles, so class
should not be judged for the quantity
of head feathers. The beard, muffling,
breast and undercolor should be black,
but in many birds white shows in the
feathering. The legs and feet should
be as white and fine in scale as it
is possible to breed them. The tail
should be short, broad in feather,
black in color, with bronze or bronze
black coverts. AS rule the prefer
ence for color in the hen is salmon,
rather than fawn. Her neck, back
and wings may be fawn-brown, her
muffing. hreae+ - ercolor a
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1906-03-01

cockerels are not very pernicious, as
gallants, and may be kept with the
pullets for quite a long time. They
should be separated as soon as they
begin to crow or are otherwise be-
coming troublesome.
The egg-laying quality is very
strong in the Faverolles, beginning
very early and lays more before be-
coming broody than most other
breeds. The eggs are neither so large
nor so dark in color as others, but
one who raises the Faverolles and
breeds up into the right strain need
have no difficulty to obtain eggs as
large and as dark as may be desired.
A Growing Squab-Breeding Plant.
The pigeon industry is carried on in
the Pacific northwest On scale larger
than the average man realizes. Dur
ing the past two or three years the
number of lofts established has been
large, yet the demand for good
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1906-03-01

Continued to Page III
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1906-03-01

81 think your Holly Chick
Feed is just perfect. lhaye been
feeding il for two months and
have not lost a chick.
MRS. r. MALCOLM.
Cedar Grove. b. c.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1906-03-01

FREE PREMIUM Mail us your dealer S
name and we'll send you all of the following
free, postpaid:
Life Size Checkerboard.
2-Lilly's Poultry Book.
Especial Offer compensating you for In
Producing our goods to your dealer. Write
today as there Is only one offer good In your
locality $3.50.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1906-03-01
A Growing squab-Breedine Plant.
Holly Chicks are Happy

Holly Chick Feed is complete feed tor young
chicks. 1t is a scientific mixture OF food ele-
rnents chosen with scrupuous care as to quality
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1906-03-01

and cleanliness. We have put a,
great deal of honest effort into
the manufacture of Holly Chick
Feed. Holly quality and Holly
cleanliness makes this by all
odds the best chick feed on the
market Almost any one can :.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10

had been mHio and tho wagon was co.
ms at a fast CLIP Trailing enc nosc
hind. nasscit was standing on the
rear step OF the vehicle when a hose
coupling stuck him On the breast and
knocked him PROSTATE in the street.
Hia injury Waa sustained from the fan
Ho was able i0 walk and = physician
was summoned GO sec the broken bone.
ii 80 reported today that the injured
pipcman % rcsiinr easily. Tho hurt
VIII probably iny him ud from active
duty for rwo or three weeks.
the ere was caused hy Frank atot
tens. proprietor of tho cafe, who step
Hed CA a maich which lsnlied q auan-
tiiy OF gasoline accidentally spilled
on the nour of the place Tho flames,
which Immediately nilcd iho reslaur-
ant, threatened for time tO consume
the MoCk. FfompincsH of the iirn de-
partmcnt IN responding To the alarm
prevented serious damage. The flames
were cxtingulshod With chemical ap.
pafatus Mr. siencns with rare pres.
onco of .nind ran t0 ihe book yard
with q large can OF gaaollno ho held
ga bis hand and ayoriUd o. serious ex-
lOeion which would probably have had
serious if not fatal fceGiie
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10
MORE DETAILS
OF PASS CITY
TRAGEDY
List Of Casualties Now IN
Cludo -Four Dead and
TWO Wounded.

There 81 little 20 add TO The ac.
count OF tho iraeody al 81 Paso con.
ialnod Ia yesterdays Citizen. except
that the negro boy who was reported
a. fatally wounded 81 nov dead. Hia
name enormously given as Parsons,
Was John Glover end his age IA years.
AZ the time the bullet struck him ne
was al some distance from the scene
ui che fighting, n building occupied by
the Popular saloon Intervening boz
tween the spot where be zen and the
murderer Rodriguez. Tho bullet which
caused his death passed through the
rear window Of the saloon and ont of
che front door on El paso street
IL war also found that an eddiiiQu
must be- made 90 the HAT OF injured.
Do ihe person ol fosinle Hernandez.
q Mexican boy. who was shot IN the
foot Ills wound is not considered
serious. The injury received By Po.
lice Oncer HerOld b. also reported 70
bc slight.
An examination OF the body OF Rod
riguez shows that be- was shot gig
times. three Times IN the face and
three times in the back. % So be.
iloved that u bullet which entered iusl
ahoYc thc left eye 81 the ono that
ended the mans desperate fighting
and bis llfc at lho same time.
Maria Sanchez. the wife Of Rod
rlguez. over whose dead hody the muir
dcror conducted the nrst few minutes
of h's defense. was found to have
been shot through the right side of
the head. mo bullet lodging in the
lawhune Do la thought tha, she diei
Within "A few minutes after roceivin1
be- shot
Among eye witnesses az the affair
accounts diner greatly. which is nat
hrnl whom the fact that lt was viewed
/ from 80 many different points "a taken
luio confederation, During the nehi
Rodriguez fired ~ hls bcslegorH froD
three sides OF bis home. which VIA
completely surrounded q ~ even
said that ono man succeeded Ia reach
Ing the roof ~ the house from which
ho fred al random Thousands uf hul
lois were found IN the wallis and fur
nilure and the wonder o. that mani
more casualties dld not result from
the hsht.
Rodriguez o. credited with being
man Of considerable Intelligence AM
was once captain of ruralos In ihl
state of chihuahua. Mexico. his CON
mission being among the effects pre-
served from the dortrnrtlon OF yea
/ tordny iiis murdered wife ls show
hy her pictures no be an aftuctiv
and more than ordinarily lntelllgen
woman. The revolver with whlcl
Rodriguez did 40 much damage D. al
automatic one of small calihcr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10
MAGAZINE FOUNDED FOR
0ENEFfT Of THE HLtNf

seldom has newly announced ben.
fYoicncp been received with such glad
approval ne Waa the announcement
that Mga. Iieglcr. widow of the late
millionaire. had endowed q now maya
Kline devoted especially 20 the blind.
The announcement must have made
ihe poor blind people leap with JOY.
The blind Gre peculiarly sad, over
and above any sndnoss that clirgs. 20
other persons anliCicd physically Ia
any way. A group of doa fand dumb
persons ia nearly always laughing and
chatting over their hngers; hut the
sroups Ut blind on mee,a always look
as though the heavy barden of their
woe was always pressing YEARLY
upon their spirits, and giving tnom
mo- show az he interesting ami merry
things ol life. The letting down Of
the heavy curtain between them and
the world shuts out the pleasures OF
literature Others can feel that they
always have n friend ihat does not
desert them when they are IN trOuble,
Tor they can always open the pages ~
good book and md that friend just
the sRme today as @ was yesterday,
with no raprOaChoa Tor faults, OF
errors, or ever crimes. Bus the h0oka
devoted 10 the blind are few and far
between. and mostly not entertaining.
hui here Gomez magazine fresh
and bright. full 10 lively ialk and
sensible knowledge fhat seeing per.
SONS ANA absolutely thrust upon them
at evory corner And be- reading mat.
fer, enteriainlnF. chcerlng and siimu-
hitting. d ready go their hands with.
out price to suit those afflicted with
blindness.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10
CARRIE NATION FOOLED
The GAMBLING FRATERNITY

During her recent VISIT cd Roswell
Carrie Naiinn. the Kansas iolnt
smashCr created quite a furore By her
presence hut she evldeniiy iofi her
Ratchet hthlnd Tor she did noi at,
Tempt Co use Il. The festive Carrie.
after lecturing 90 q crowd in me Pres
oyterian church. drove t0 "Hinklo"
iho gambling place. located outside ol
the city limits She waH met hy one
oi the ur0pnoiors of the place and
shown everything Do sight She Ice
'urod The glmbicrs and players about
he business they were conducting
and supporting but said she blamed
the United Statcs government and
President Roosevelt more than ans
one else for gtinting licenses To- such
businesses. Carrie then climbed bach
into her carriage and departed while
he gambling fraternity, breathad q
sleh OF relief She said her smashing
days were over 90 least Tor the time
being
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10
IMPORTED PARASITES FOR
rhE pREAp Gypsy MNrH

Concord. -. A., Nov. 5.--9if. Geo. y.
Merrill. 0f Hampton Fails. Is graduate
of New Hampshire college and on
expert from Massachusetts. have an-
nonnrod that tho dreaded gypsy motn
has made Sos appearance IA Rocking
ham county and other places in the
state The gypoy moth Is q far more
dangerous insect than the brown tail
and lH capable of destroying n fine
gruwth In q short Time The gypay
moth was brought into this country
IF 1870 ~ a Harvard professor
fof $50 purpose Of experiments. lie
died before the experiments we're
completed and some of the moths os-
capped. Since then they have threat
eDed the whole Of New EnFlond and
q d. expected that the government
viii take measures to cNtcrmiunte che
dangerous pests. The Parasites
which keep the moth in subsection in
European countries go rot oxlsi ln
Amroica but they are now hcing im-
ported
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10
LADIES or the MAccABEs
ORGANIZE AT LOS CRUCES.

Mrs. Wright state organizer for The
order ni the Ladies' OF the Maccahoes
of the World. organized a hive no Los
Cruces last week and the following
officers were elected Commander
Matirl Far.s, lieutenant commander
Frances II Strong record Keeper
hcssyc Case; finance Keeper Pauline
siahl chaplain. safa Malnuny. SER
geani lennid Arm|io mispoBs-at -
arms l.cura Mcdonald. sentinel
leuna spcare; picket Susie Mellon
aid first banner hHmror. i.liTaheth
Tate second banner bearer. Elizabeth
Qgesenberry; third banner heHrgr
Muy FOrwnnd nrsi color hragr
Katherine Fountain captain ol ing
guards Cnddio Kellogg
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10
PLENTY OF 65 POUND
LAMBS IN NEW MEXICO
NEBRASKA SHEEP BUYER DIS
COVERS SUNSHINE TERRl-
ToRY RIVALS NoRTH.
ERIN STATES.

Is Johnson representing $40 iirm Of
Johnson a Graham. Ames, Neh, This
morning purchased Of lHidur sandovnl
0ftI 2.10u Inmus This D. ihe initial
visit nf Ar Johnson tn Now MpKico
fGr tbt purchase of lambs Hla gnatcr
dag he told Reporter Cor The
EYcnine Citizen Boz was well pleased
with lto result 0f his Y.ait here and
was ln she mHrktt tor as many more
lambs ag hu has just purchased
we feed about COCOA lambs every
winter" De- said. aud up t0 This timo
they have all been northern bred
stock was under tho impression
that there was nothing larger down
here than @ nfy.ifc-pound lamb but
have learned better since my visit
lind li iF about AS Uagv fo secure
sixty 1--WE pound animals n New Mex.
leo Hs q ia elsewhere HAT is. % yuu
eei after them early enough
There a. only one objection i0 thc
Sew Mexico lamb chat ] can and and
that Is their Tails are uncllnped hut \
is custom uf the country lo icaY,
their tails on to distinguish them from
iho ewes believe
"rhe tail lg ON objection m ineaine
because when They nlo neuncd up in
thD winter mo lall has hnhli Ol rol
lecilne eFeythlng li touches. which
makes ihe WOOL ilniculi io clean
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10
EXPENSIVE TASTES
AND PRETTY NURSES

Abraham OppouhClmeF. wealthy
banker nf The Hague. some time ago
ten Into the bunker batch 0l a ilackaf
WanaH ferry boat Amongst the Items
in His claim Tor damages against tho
company are f2tl Tor flowers, $3.50
Tor carriage rides with g pretty nurse,
fiea for champagne for himself and
Hnrac. S025 for medical attendance.
hotel bills nf 1895 "a week. a tip TO
Holland az an expense of several han.
dfcd dollars. 81 a day for tha pretty
nurae'H pretty Higipr and a substantial
item for messengers and private po-
iinomcn 90 restore him TO health.
Miss Elleonar Al Wilson comcly
souhE woman with an exquisite com.
licgion and big brown eyes. IN sup.
parting Oprenheimor's claim In court.
admitted that she shared Ia the con
sumption OF the champagne because
the plaintiff insisted that she should
% SO. "Ae was IN such an extremely
nervous condition aa the result ol the
accident" said Miss Wilson. "ihat u
would have retarded his improvement
n ] did NOT accede 90 hts wishes,
fof tho same reason be had taken her
on carriage rides aud on q trip 10 Hol'
land when he was oonvaleseeni The
case VIII not Doe concluded for some
time. owing to conflict ST testimony.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10
PERSONS lN CITY IAila
sY8TEMATichtLV FLEE1Er


Amazing details are daily coming 90
light as 90 The systematic ieering ui
prisoners in the cily iails a man
who was arrested quite recently Tor
exceeding Che limit while driving an
aulomohiie explained in tho maeis'
irate Do The west side court that a
tee Tor q professional hondsman cost
him fl5 and AMONGST The niher items
were. One mdpliYorod message 90 O
houdaman. fi10i one ateceni pack
age cf elearaufe ei cenfsi changing
cell az be friend. 81. second undciiv-
cred mcssaee tu bondsman. 4llOi one
fon-rnnt magazine. 81 permit 90 take
a walk. 81. making a total uf ffitl IN
less lhHn ten hours Complaints Of a
like character have been received
from mostly 40 che city iHilr n cnn-
nor. however be- cxnf Red that any At
ionlion Win be- paid lo trivial matters
of this Kind when ne district atior'
ncr's office 81 ut present husiiY en-
eafod collecting evidence % secure
the Indictment Of two or more city
magistrates for bribery and c0rrup-
ton Evidence has already been ad.
duced so show that one magistrate
received 81 GOO fOr dlschafging a WO
man charged with n acri0us crime.
while another d charsed with recelv-
ine a larger sum f1f preventing the
course oi Justice ln fact, justice ~
rapidly hecnnfina ninn ui De past
W Nav York.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10
GENEROUS GIFT o. SKIN
BITS TO BURNED WOMAN

Three monfhs ago woman was adv
miitod 90 ihe si losenha hospital
Yunhor. so badly burned hy an ace
cidQni lhat an operation 30 sein CRATE
ing had 10 be resOrled tn io save hor
NE More than 1900 lais VIII De- o..
qulrod aud al present four men have
suppllef 500 Her husband aud bier
uineiCenyear- Son, william. frst
agreed to undergo sine nrdCni and
when II was found THAI an ihe skin
ihog could supply without injury io
themselves was not enough. nr.
Faillp. who ls performing BE- opera.
lion, offered 70 give some Ol MS cor
uncT Russell also Volunteered but Htil.
more 81 wanted The injured woman.
Mrs Russell, of Tarrytown. was hnr-
rihiy burned hy toe r3plosion of an
alcohol stove while camping at tho
Thousand Islands So many medical
Hiudonfa have come forward within
the past few days that n, Fuilla and
ihe hospital surgeons believe they WIN
quickly haYv Mrs Russell herself
again