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Svenska monitoren., 1906-08-24
ALAND SOM RYSk UTFALLsPoST
MOT SVERIGE.

F0rsta gangen ryska trupper bes0k-
te Aland var | August TIA. Nagra
dagar f0rut (den q Juli) hade ryska
flottan 1 RilaXfjarden ~(vester ON
Hang0udd) vunnit sin f0rsta sj0seger,
hvilken bl. a. made till fold att Aland
derefter kunde besattas af ryssarne.-
Inlet motstand motto pa On, emedan
~befolkningen med all sin flyttbara e.
gendom s0kt tillflykt / Sverige. ALT
hvad annu fanns 0frigt pa ON plundra-
des och ~f0rst0rdes, hvarefter de $1,000
ryssarne atervande till Abo. ON de
funnit mera lifsmedel pa Aland, lara
de redan vid delta tillfalle amnat ga
6fver till Roslagsskaren.
Sommaren 1919 blef Aland, som be-
kant, utgangspunkten for de ryska
harjningarne pa vara kuster. Efter
val forrattade varf atervande mord.
brannarne till Aland. Afven 1871 airs
ryska harjningar 1 Norrland hade 4
land till utgangspunkt, enar ryska ga
lerflottan lag har fortojd.
MOI Slulet al det LOT OSS sd
kriget 1741-43 besatte en- rysk styrka
Aland, men f0rdrefs derifran / Mars
1743 af 0fverste Marcks Won WIrtem-
berg 1 spetsen for 1000 svenskar. ON
kring 800 ryssar blefvo da tillfanga-
tagna. Nagra veckor senare lyckades
emellertid en- rysk flotta framtranga
till Aland. hvars befolkning nagra ma.
nader f0rut n6dgats underkasta sig
ryssarne, men vid s~venskarnes franz
ryckande anslutit sig till dessa och nu
fruktade' att falla offer for fiendens
hamnd. Alandingarne lemnade 1 mas
So sina hemorter for att s6ka sin till,
flykt Sverige. Lyckligtvis kom fire.
den 1 detsamma till stand
Svenska monitoren., 1906-08-24


April 1908 besatte ofverste wuitsch
med 700 ryssar Aland utan motstand,
men. som vi veta, blef besittningen
denna gang ej ~langyarig, enar tvanne
behjertade man, lansman Erik Ar6n
och pastorsadjunkten Henrik Johan
Gummerus, stallde sig 1 spetsen for
allmogen, som den 6 och Z Maj 1 Diet
fasta Alands ALA socknar grep till va
pen och tillfangatog de spridda ryska
p~osteringarna. Den ryska hufvudstyr-
kan pa Kumlinge blef afven tillfanga-
tagen. Mars 1909 atertogo r~yssarne A.
land, hvilket nagra manader senare
formligen aftraddes till dem genom
freden | Fredrikshamn.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-08-24

81. branVin och punsch. 6lfloden
sjunker, och branvinsflOden stiger -
sc der den erfarenhet, som den senaste
statistiken uppvisat. bet ar de mar
undan for undan strangare restriktio-
nerna for 0lf0rsaljning, synnerligast pa
l~andsbygden, som har g0r sin verkan.
Sa till vida har ju MISUNDERSTANDING
ningens skarpning visat sig i hog grad
motsvara Diet dermed afsedda andama-
let. Men en- n SAX ar, ON man ur
samhallsmOralisk synpunkt har nagop
s~ynnerligen stark anledning att glddias
der6fver. ty det kan icke f0rnekas. att
det existerar EFT samband mellan malt
drycksflodens sjunkande och brauvins-
flodens snabba %stigaRde. bet har up-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
Explosive Sea Shells b

ffF "
Nature has made many kinds OF Ia
in the shape OF sea pods which,
with great force and project the con
\ to a considerable distance heTe|
/ seashell which cxplodes wtth3a formi|
noise and suggests a yeritable dynIdI
bomb. AZ 355 81 III
Not long ago young lad wand
on tho shore Of Mobile Bay plckedsl
handful OF shells left by the tide.Ss44 7
them were tho shells OF q small NIL
snail, the largest Of which NV eyesu1s
than a half inch In diane ter. 5hS
i ped them Into her poke and !
about them till some afterN
noticed nm $nnp plea santS
IRON her War1rob {: sing tfhSsAs3I|
from her pocket one Sof them drot
the floor and explo led With M shAsyS
loud enough 4 to- be heard in "A nfad1
room She tried & anot her III
result. Il "a she'll were then exam \.
by 4 a \ scientist Z who found the moli1
each firmly enclosed by u membral
greater or, less thickness formed IA AZ:
drying Of tho animals slime. This
probably occurred soon tergr rt
from the moisture ofSthe beach, ans
Inhabitants of the shell dying, thell
Of decomposition had entirely illee
air space. On exerting a little press
loud explosion was produce ~ fleysi
flying nall direction q
I a dozen shells only two failed ito Sexl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
BRISTOL SOCIETY
Especial to The Times-Dlspatcl.)

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.)
BRISTOL, VA, March 31.-Colonel Jack
Faw and wife, who spent part OF the
winter in Southern Florida. were In Bristol
early IN the week. They will spend
some time In upper East Tennessee.
Mrs. Lucy Sells Mcclure, OF London,
Ont, is in Bristol on a visit to her mother
and other relatives. She will spent several
weeks here and In upper East tennessee.
An event that Is looked forward 20
with much interest by the younger So
ciety set of Bristol, is the marriage Of Mr..
Cabell chlldress and Miss Lillian Berry.
Both are popular In Bristol society cir
clcs. Tho brIde-to- be Is quite beauti-
full and charming young lady, Mr.. Chill
dress has been for several years proml-
nently connected with the general offices
OF tho Virginia Iron. Coal and Coke Com
pany. The marriage will be celebrated IN
the First Presbyterian Church on the End
day OF May.
Mrs. w. p. Hamilton will leave Monday
for Martinsville, Ind, where she Will spend
a few weeks for the benefit Of her health.
Mrs. James Wood. Of Lynchburg, who
was the guest of Mrs. II. z, Graves at
her palatial home, "TEe Towers" In
Northwest Bristol, has returned to her
homo
ton, Va, ''
Miss Pemberton, OF Lebanon, Va, was
the guest Of her sister at sulllns Col
lege this week.
Miss Martha Tompkins. OF Richmond,
is spending few days with home folks
Ia Bristol,
Mr. and Mrs, John King are at home
from Memphis, where they spent two
weeks pleasantly among relatives and
friends.
Miss Maggie Yenable. OF Marion, Va, Is
visiting relatives In Bristol.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
II Menroriam.

News has been received Of the death
OF the old sccond-class city OF staun 4
ton. For Some weeks It had been IN
Ill health struggling as It were be,
tween lie and death but experienced J
physicians had been called, patient and
kind nurses were on hand. and all that
human skill and medical science could
suggest had been done. but amid PAIN
and suffering It's life went out It's spirit
took flight on friday, the ga inst, about
ii O'Clock A. M, at a hospital in Rich
tmond. whence It had been carried by
It's friends believing that whilst there was
life there was hope. The immediate
cause Of dissolution dates back to the
day when the old city went out and
ovcrcxerted itself in gathering sub-herbs.
since then It has not been well. The
old second-class city Is dead. but whilst
we mourn its loss, we are comforted to
know that in its stead a new frst-class
city has been born.
little City thou hast left US,
We thy loss most deeply feel;
TITS the court that has bereft US.
It must all our sorrow heal. s8&
-staunton Spectator.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
Southern Hysteria.

There seems to be some doubts as to
whether Judge Alton B. Parker (the
man who "also ram for President IN
1900, really made that speech decla ring
for Southern man for President IN
1908 4,:
But the South need not go into TT
OF hysteria over It, especially II It came
from the Judge. 1t is rank, sticky taffy,
no matter where It came from. The
South should stop being an hysteric Il
Achoolgirl. ready to be embraced ny
roosevelt in November and by Alton B.
Parker In March. Warm weather 10
coming, ice is scarce in the country,
and will be wise to keep cool.
The year 1905 is some distance off.
Many things can happen between then
and now. It looks now as Il the people
will turn to Bryan to save them from
the trusts on the one hand and the social
lists on the other. But 1t may look diff
ferently In 1907.-Farmvlle Herald,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
CHARGE OF ABDUCTION.
Syrian Pedlar Arrested for Bad
Treatment of Swedish Girl.

Especial to The Times Dlspa tcll.)
LYNCHBURG. VA, March 3l.-Henry
6honkhur, the Syrian peddler, who. with
Lena Sheets. fourteen-year-o old swe-
dish girl. was arrested at tho Central
House here Wednesday, where the man
had registered himself and the child as
husband and wife, was given hearing
s in the Police Court this morning on tho
charge OF abduction, and held for the
grand jury on Monday In the corporation
Court.
No charge was made against the girl.
and she will probably DO returned by the
authorities to her friends at Eagle Rock
from where she came.
Tho evidence Of tho girl before the
Mayor indicated that she had been badly
treated by the peddler The girl, how
ever, admitted that she had submitted
to his III treatment on account OF her
4 fear OF tho man. 4
Shonkihur was also fired $50 on the
charge OF carrying a pair OF brass
knucks. which were found on his person
when arrested.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
CONTEST the LOCAL
OPTION ELECTION N
There Should Be Only One Class
Of Qualified
Voters.
tgpccIai 10 rho 1,Inres- Dispatch.)

Especial 10 Tho 1irres- Dispntch)
II WING II ESTER, VA, March Si.-A cons
piaint was flied In the clerks ofiicc Of
the Corporation Court to-day OH behalf
Of q large number Of citizens Of Win
chester, asking that the local option cleo
ton held In Winchester on March 22d, DO
set aside and declared illegal and void.
Tho bill states number Of legal
grounds for declaring the election uh-
constitutionui aid Of no legal effect.
Several hundreds Of PERSONS who had not
paid their poll taxes six months prior to
tho day OF election, the prerequisite to
their right to vote prescribed by tho
Constitution Of Virginia, woro permitted
tc vote. 5a it5 H III
The bill submits. as tho controlling
proposition OF law in the case that under
the Constitution and statute law OF Vir-4
gina. there Is no difference between
regular and special or local option elcc-
items so far as tho qualification OF voters
III concerned; that there can be but one
class Of qualified voters, and that they.
must bp entitled to vote at both kinds Of
election or not entitled to vote at alls
THE bill Of complaint. which Is II lengthy
instrument covering many pages, was
drawn By v. Roy Stephenson, OF coun-
sci for the Virginia Antl-saloon League.
Robert NJ. Ward, Herbert s. Larrick aud
Hurry II. Kern have also been retained
by tho league. Il .s;s t;5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
As Republicans See Us.

our Democratic friends boast that
Democracy means the rule OF tho people.
d government OF the people and by the
people. Properly speaking this Is what
Il it does mean. But In Virginia It Is fast
BY the few. Tho recent action Of the
Legislature In taking from the people
their right TO name the commissioner
Of the revenue Is but nm example OF how
the Virginia Democracy considers the
rights OF the people. Theye officers have
always been elected by the people, but
now the right is taken from the voters
and put In tho hands Of. It may be, some
nutocratic Judge, who Will be controlled
dictate or recommend. II this can DO
Justified, then why not so farther. Why
not appoint clerks, sherlffs. treasurers'
Commonwenlth's attorneys, and all the
district oflcers?-Old Dominion Sun.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01

here to attend the meeting Of the Board
OF Education.
Master Ashby Land, who has been
undergoing treatment here. will return
this week to his homo In Blackstone. va.
5f$f go
Miss Tompk!ns has returned to her
work at st, Luke's Hospital here, after
spending several weeks In Wytheyille,
va.
Mrs. c. NJ. Jordan. OF Black Walnut,
Va, is at st. Luke's Hospital for treat
mont,
Mrs. j, Martin Moon. of Richmond, is
visiting relatives in scottsvllle. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Barden and little
daughter, OF Amelia county, nre in tho
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Edward Brown-
ing, OF Flint Hill, Rappahannockcounty'
announce tho engagement OF their daush-
tor. Sue D., to Mr.. Clifton Harvey Chlnn'
Of Eastyllle, Va. The wedding will take
place in tho Baptist Church at Ellne Elll
the latter part Of APRIL
Mrs. Eva Baker. of South Boston. Va.
has come to this city, where she VIII
make ter mona
Mrs. Roosevelt, accompanied by hor
three children. Ethel. Archie and esuen-
tin, arrived in Fernand!na, Fla, and has
set sail on tho yacht MayfloWer TOR
cruise in tho West Indies,
Mrs. W. M, Murphy and little daugh-
ter, Of Amelia county are IN HlcAmoAa'
Miss Ella Lou Dowdcll. OF Rappakan-
mock county, Is undergoing treatment at
Memorial Hospital,
Mr.. Preston Harding, of Burkevlle, Va,
who is seriously Ill at Memorial Hospital
in Richmond. has with him his sisters
and brothers, Rev. r, D. Harding and
wife, of Cincinnati Ohio; Mrs. John Ty-
Ter, of North Carolina; Messrs, $, y, and
Cabell Harding, OF Durkeyille, Val Mrs
Alice and Carrie Harding, OF Burkeyille,
Mrs. r. u. sterrett, Of Charlottesville,
Va, is tho guest Of Mrs, ], Taylor Elly-
son.
CAPTAIN and Mrs, ]. M. simms. of New
bedford, Mass, who have been spending
the winter In Richmond, expect to leave
this week for q months stay an Washing
Ton on their return trip home, Their
friends In Richmond will be sorry to seo
them leave.
Among those who are to speak at the
great educational convention OF the
Seventh Congressional District when
meets In sHarrlsonburg On APrA PIN ana
v. u ~ ~ /
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01

City National Bank. OF Roanoke. Va,
has been authorized to commence bust
ness, with s2oo,0O0 capital. John w.
Woods, president; y. II. Hum and D. NJ.
Taylor vlce-presldents; N w. Phelps.
cashier.
The Diamond National Bank Of Pitts
burg Pr, has been approved as reserve
agent Tor the Merchants National Bank,
OF Richmond
Glen Ayre, Mitchell county, Nolia Buch-
annn, vice James s. Sparks. resigned
Valley, Mitchell county, Charles w. Bur-
Lesson. vice r. r. Lewis, resigned.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
4Views of the
Virginia Editors.
En1poria Enterprise,

Some Of the leading business people Of
151nporia who are Interested In the do
yelopmetlt Of the water power In the
Mchcrrin, have tried for several years
past 10 get outside capital Interested,
bt1t without SUCCESS. Now they are Sc
riousiy considering shouldering the whole
burden and constructing u dam at their
own cost. they realize that It Will require
n big expenditure, but that when once the
dam Is b,ilt tho power at their disposal
will be immense and that this will be OF
great Importance In attracting enterprises
to the town -1cfnporin Messenger.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
Tried to Kill Himself.
fspecial to The Times-Dispatch.J \

Especial to The Tin1es-Dispatch.) #a&f.
BRISTOL VA. March S.-William w.
Bowles, a packer employed by the Bristol
China Company. made desperate effort
to commit suicide at his boarding house
this afternoon. He gashed his throat
severely with razor and the blood
flower freely from the wounds, but the
jugular vein was not cut. He states
that dependency led him to the act.
Bowles came here from Lynchhffs, Va.
He is fifty-f1ve years old He was mar
ried, but he and his wife separated some
time ago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
Y MINISTER ALONE SAVED.
Boat Capsized and Two Negro
Ferrymen and Horse Drowned.

81 fspecal 10 Tho Times Dispatch.) "
SOUTH BOSTON. VA, March 31.-Two
negroes were drowned while crossing
Dan River this morning at PAGES Ferry.
They were rowing Rev. -. Creatn.
churches. When about the middle OF
the river tho boat capszed and his
horse and the two negroes were drowned.
Rev. Creath only escaped by holding on
TO his umbrella, which was strapped to
hi saddle. until he could reach the
limb OF a tree which saved his life.
Bank an dPostal Affairs.
(From Our Regular Correspondent.) n
WASHINGTON, D. c., March S1.-The
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
Epilepsy |:
Fits
ST. Vitus Dance

Are nerve diseases, and unless
checked, lead to destruction Of
both mind and body. The
weak, shattered nerves tnttst
have something to strengthen
aid build them back to heal TIL.
Dr.. Miles Restorative Nervinc.
is a remarkable nerve tonic and
sti1nulant. It strengthens the
nerves, relieves the nervous
strain, and influences refresh
ing bodybuilding sleep and
rest. Persistent use seldom
fails to relieve these Affections.
II was taken with ep!leptic nts; he'd
elcycn IN less than II hours. NY
but tt: he Gould do very l!ttio for. nc. and
i grew worse every day. and at last
they had three doctors with me. and
gt! XII worse ny fa anS b nea1a q
bottle Of Neryine and box OF Nerve
ana Liver Pills. / had taken only a
few doses until ! began to feel better.
te9k ~ = bStteT nnd be It cwr orb nj
the world to me.1 recommend It
wherever I 80. You may use this as
ct your medicine, for ! am enjoying
The best OF health. and feel that my
life and health is due to this wonderful
medicine FL LEVY WILLIAMS. As
a. II. F.. y. Mop. Boston. ca.
pr. Miles, 5NervIne Is sold by your
druopIst, who will guarantee that tho
4 f1rst bottle VII, benefit. II It falls, no
Will refund your money.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
L'EEsBURG, VA.

ESPECIAL to The Times Dlspatch,)
LEEBBURG, VA, March Sl.-The John
8. Mcdonald farm, containing 1o8 acres
located several miles from Leesburg, has
been purchased by Mr.. John w. Clark,
Of Meadow View, Washington county,
Va,
The Warrenton Hunt Club races VIII
take place on April Sd, near Warrenton,
There are three events and In ench there
are numerous entries,
The Town Council. Of Leesburg, will
prepare petition to 10 presented to
Judge G. II. Nicol, at the April term,
seeklng to extend tho corporate limits
of the town, The question OF supplying
the town with g. gravity system of,Water
works will he voted on by the c'tlxens
OF Leesburg, In May,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
Serious Toke.

Mayor Mccarthy seems TO be n jestcr.
lie will probably learn to his regret that
there are some matters which nre not NJ.
suitable subjects for Jest ,-Churlottesvllle
Progress. #i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
Your Easter Hats Are Here. Come and See Them
n 1;z1z<,z

nounced, is that OF Miss Mary Gays,11S
of Chattanooga, Tenn, to Mr. An
Calhoun, son OF DR.. VA a W. Cal nour;
celebrated Atlanta ocuist.
a new, farmhouse for visitors TIL
Springs has been opened under the5s
silern" management. It; IS call dsNsII
Oaks. ,;5i Ell Il u 3tjI5
VI New York society Is much ter
over the breaking on OF the engage
between Mrs. Elolse Kernoc w1idiSS;
James Ilorillard Kernocla Ian, TO- Mr.
H. Forster Of Englarld, w huntsma
Mea dow Brook Club, RI ,ong TEL and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01

Mrs. Dorothy Henry Henderson, Of
Clarke county, one Of the most dashing
equestrlans in Virginia, is attending the
Horse show In Washington, D. G.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01

A number of distinguished guests will
gather at the Pilgrims Club, in New y rk
city. this evening to attend a dinner
given Lord Grey, Govern r- G eneral n OF
Canada Lady Evelyn Grey who ac-
companled her parents from Ottawa to
New York, Is the guest while there Of
Mr.. W. Butler Duncan. af
. An Interesting engagement recently an
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
Their Meeting,

She Sir! ( wasn't aware that we had
M Hes-nMet7" Why, our autos ,collided
only last Saturday In the PaEk'-NeW
Yosk Press, ..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
9Th, will be Dr. Robert Frazier, Of this
city whose subject will be The Rural
School and tho Taxpayer

9Th, will be DR.. Robert Frazier, Of this
city, whose subject will be 1.-THE Rural
School and tho Taxpayer."5
III Mrs. j. A. C. Chandler and two title
sons, and Miss Miller. Of New York, are
spending some time at the Lawn In Caro-
line county. Mrs. Chandler is pleasantly pleasant.
remembered in Richmond, where she
.lyed for some years.
Mr. r. II. Williams is in Fredericks--
burg on business. M
Mr.. ". =. Roano recently visited his
mother at Abner Gloucester county, Va
Mr.. r. T. Leftwlch has returned to his
home In Staunton, after n visit to friends
in Richmond and King william copnty' 8s|
Mr. Frederick s. Billiard. OF Radford
who has been for four years y IN the
United States navy, has sailed for Amer
lea and will reach San Francisco about
April 10TH Mr.. Billiard was chief ma
chinIst on tho "Raleigh which has been
in Philippine waters for about Y. two years ears
"A military drill and musical given II
tho Clifton Forge Opera House Thurs.
day night was a great success 1t IN:
Guided In tho list Of performers: Misses
Ella Smith, Ellen Carpenter. Bertha wis
hanson, Nfiss Miller, Miss Howard; Mrs
y. r. Nrassie; Messrs. Isl II. Snapp. q r
thur ID dickinson. a. w. woodward, Franz
and Robert Wheeler and W. NJ s:D-'uusgerr
Ivy, ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
YOUNG GIRL DROWNED.
Was Endeavoring to Cross
Swollen Stream in Buggy.
fspecial to The Times Dlspatch.)

Special to The es-Dlspatch3
BRISTOL, VA, March 31.-R NJ.
Kinny, treasurer OF prominent bust
ness house here, was called to Blair. IN
Carroll county. last night BY a message
announcing that he scventeen-yearr-old
sister, Miss Laura Kinny, had been
drowned while endeavoring to cross
swollen stream. e
A lady who occupied the buoy with
Miss Kinny, narrowly escaped like
fate.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01

Enterprising Adam.
Eve-What are you going to do with that
basket OF ng leaves?
Administering to open clothing store
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01

An interesting engagement, recently an, an
Arizona republican., 1906-01-26
"PUT"
 OF MR. 5. F. RISER
How His Golf Ball was HetamOr-
 phased Into Strange Beast.

Mention was made a day or two ago the well known newspaper humorist of Chicago. whose chief purpose was a brief outing and a closer acquaintance with the great west which he is visit ing for the first time As mentioned
 at the time MT. Riser is an enthusias- tic golfer and one of the delights of his visit here is the Country Club and the adjacent links. MT. Riser visits them daily for the exercise of his mus cles and the undertOne Scotch cuss-
 words that go with the game. But yesterday he mad the scare of his life. He was out with NJ. c. McDougall, the president of the club, for the big chief of all the local Scotch Arizona Jointed New Mexicans is none too good - a player to find interest in the man from Pork town who swings a stick as cleverly as he does the pen.
 They were putting and driving and
 presumably swearing a little and alto
 gether having a fine time. Mir. Riser s golf ball had torn a gash through the
 Arizona ozone that it seemed could never heal up, the little sphere light ing in a clump of bushes some distance away and startling a swift footed wild animal of huge proportions from his lair. MT. Riser timidly shrank back and with an anxious look as though he expected a heard of grizzly bears to follow, inquired of MT. McDougall if 1t was an antelope.
 When told that it was only a jack rabbit. MT Riser said he had never seen anything in the rabbit line be fore that could travel in the same class Everything seems to conform in size to the magnificent distances in the great west and he was beginning to wonder how many ounces 1t took to make a pound in this country and how many pounds it required to make hundred weight