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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-07
HIDES, PELTs, FUR, ETC.
REVIEW OF THE MARKET BY THE NORTH.
WESTERN HIDE &. FUR 90.

. -S>s~
WESTERN HIDE & FUR 90.
Altho the average quality Of hides ia tho
poorest of the entire year.. they are in good
demand ena It worries the dealers to see so many
Of proper sailing before shipping. Shinners "a n
the north where hiees are still frozen. do not
always remember that their hides age going
takes from one to two weeks anc sometimes
more. before they reach here. They had better
put them in the sun and thaw them ont and
soit them good before shipping 1T is unprotif.
Z able to handle tainted hides and the returns
are likely to be unsatisfactory
The reports from the London March fur ga les
are AL In and the results are not as good
as was expected. The few advances had been
in mart anticipated, and the declines Ven,
farther than expected Prices are revised. but
not materially changed Skunks are about 1Os
lower. A large portion of the receipts are
springy and faded and Of necessity bring lower
prices accordingly, except for the water animals
including bear and badger, which will be
strictly prime for several weeks. ~
There are many inquiries in regard to the
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PROVIsIoNs

CHICAGO PROVISIONS, April THE pro.
visions maret was firm a good demand by
packers and strong market fer live hogs. MAY
pork was up 71ace at 1920. Lard was 5c high
er at $40. Ribs were up 10@12hc at $3.50
Close: Pork; May, s1e.221s; July. s1e171s
Lard May, ss45@S.s7k; July, $500 Ribs
May. So 65@s.67A5;. July, $S.721a. -;
NEW YORK SUGAR AND COFFEE, April 4
Sugar, raw, steady; fair refining, 1920
lice: centrifugal, 90 test. Il -s2@s s.lec
crushed. 5.4Oc; powdered, 4.sOc; graduated
4.70c. Coffee, steady; No. Z Rio. Lice. Mo
lasses steady; New Orleans, 30@3Sc. =,
NEW YORK PROVISIONS, April 7.-Beef
firm: Pork, firm; family. 1S@1S.25; short clear
$S.60@S65.~ -.e-.g-s !. :. - =. -
NEW YORK OIL, April Petroleum steady
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u ii Sweat; pm, temperance meeting, Edwin
Philips. M. ID. evening. revival service.
e Reading room open each day; prayer service
every day from IL to pm
PEOPLES unique theater) Rev. G.. IT,. Nor
rilI. Morning, 1.-THE First Palm Sunday
Orchestra, talking machine, illustrated song.
Evening (Auditorium) = Protection for the
wrtas rsa piano. ySa male tss
Beautiful,' illustrated with sixty beautiful
slides. No collection. Silver Offering at door.
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MIDWAY HORSE MARKET, Minnesota Trans
fer, St. Paul, April 7.-Barrett & Zimmerman
report outside demand for horses normal. The
local movementwis SLOW Receipts were the
heaviest Of any day. this week. Drafters, extra,
$3.50 to $40; .dEafters, choice, $13O to $3.50;
drafters, common ITO good, Sis to $50; farm,
mares. extra. $3.50 to $145; farm mares, choice,
$1O5 to $40; farms mares, common to good, SIS
to $105; delivenys choice. SIG to $135; deliy-
cry, common to good, SIS to $1t6. : - -
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STATE OF MINNESOTA,
Department Of Insurance.

Whereas, the Underwriters at Great Western
Lloyds, corporation organized under the laws
OF New York, has fully complied with the pro-
visions OF the laws of this state relative to the
admission and authorize ton OF insurance compa.
MES of Its class.
Now, therefore, I, the undersigned. Insurance
Commissioner, do hereby empower and authorize
appropriate business of fire insurance in the str
Of Minnesota, according to the laws thereof.
until the thirty-frst day Of January, A. D. 1907
unless said authority be revoked or otherwise
legally terminated prior thereto.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my
hand and affixed my official seal at st. Paul
this 31st day of January, A. D. 1905.
THOMAS d. O'BRIEN,
Insurance Commissioners
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Location Of Property

ground Mining
is highly hisides gold
obtained this territory Company
right character the
this wonder
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Uncovered Points of Claims
| : Milling
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STATE OF MINNESOTA,

STATE OF MINNESOTA,
Department. Of Insurance.
Whereas, the Empire State Surety Company
a corporation organized under the laws of New
York, has fully complied with the provisions Of
the laws Of this state, relative to the admission
and authorization of insurance companies Of i'll
class.
Now. therefore, I. the undersigned, Insurance
Commissioners, do hereby empower and authoris
the said above named company to transact III
casualty insurance in the state of Minnesotal
according to the laws thereof. until the Sis
day OF January. A. D. 1907, unless said authorit3
be revoked or otherwise legally terminated pro
Z thereto.
In testimony, whereof. have hereunto set mJ
this 31st day of January, A. d. 1906.
THOMAS D. O'BRIEN,
~ Insurance Commissioner.
r, n. THOMPSON
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These prices are Tor No. large, medium and
small other goods are in proportion. For other
furs not quoted prices about the same as
last year. ~ .r
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THE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL.

service Mrs. Parks VIII sing THE Palrns,, and
Miss Scion ..The Holy City, s w
EvANe ELIc Al ASSOCIATION
FIRsT-(1s 1923 emerson avenue Nl--Rey. 4. R.
Plantikow. Morning, Christ, the King, I'm.
tering Jerusalem evening. .Christ's Con-
sing a solo In the evening. "a. s B q Il Il
MISCELLANEOUS
PEOPLES MISSION superintendent q. q.
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ST. CHARLES Fourth street and Thirteenth
avenue Rev. j. NJ. Cleary. Morning. THE
Palms; evening, THE Passion Play at
Oberammergau,'' illustrated At the evening
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CHICAGO HIDE MARKE.

O111CAIO IA4OEs MAlthc1 .
Hides: These prices are for the street market
in small lots and the county market in CARROTS:
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prices OF wool From the fact that oil who
purchased and held wool last year, lost any
where from &c to &c per lb. while they ought
to have made from lie to &c per ID. There ought
this season to be more conservative buying. 1t
is believed the market WHY start out about as
last year. h
III No. 1. No. q
Green sailed cured steer hides. over
W iDS IL 81 IL u
Green sailed heavy cow hides, over
Z !. ~ IDS IL 10 7.
Green salted light hides, under go lbs.l1 10
Green salted light hides, branded. !. .1Oh 9A
Green salted bulls, stays, oxen or
WORK Steers Observation-Disclosures. 9M SM
Green sailed long haired kips, s to
Green sailed veal calves : e. TX Ii. is 1sx
Green salted veal calves aid deacons, 80 81
Green or frozen hides. Nc less than green
sailed.
Horse and mule hides. large, each. :. SO 80 So 60
Horse and mule hides, medium. .... 2S5 1.S5
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STATE OF MINNESOTA,

UepHTlWeHC OF INSURANCE..
Whereas. the Underwriters at American
Loyds. a corporation organized under the laws
Of New York, has fully complied with the
provisions Of the laws Of this state relative to
the admission and authorization OF insurance
companies of Its class. 4 u
Now, therefore, l, the undersigned Insurance
Commissioner, do hereby empower and authorize
the said above named company to transact Its
appropriate business of fire insurance in the
state of Minnesota, according I'd the laws there
Of, until the thirty first day of january, A. D.
1907, unless said authority be revoked or other
wise legally terminated prior thereto.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my
hand and affixed my official seal at St. Paul
this 31st day Of January. A. D. 1906
THOMAS D.. O'BRIEN,
Insurance Commissioner
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add interest
GENERAL PRODUCE

Official quotations of the Minneapolis
Produce Exchopee. corrected up to 12 m,
Saturday, April Z, :, ' 80
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NEW YORK SUGAR AND COFFEE !,
SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES

NEW YORK OIL, April Petroleum stead
refined, all ports 7.55@7. 6Oc :. :. -
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-28

En- aSta impEenta go Yende papel de pc.
ri6diCo YisjO 5000 quintal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-28
FL TEMBLOR EN- We
ga Baja
Vi6Se ALI cIuzal pOT eI firmamentu
una bDla de efusg0.
Sc hs sentIdO nuchO en- Ia pohIaGltn Ia dssgra-
cIa Oeurrida a professor Herrera.
(De nuestro c0rresponsal }

Septiembre 27.-
Anoche como las i y cuarto se Vi6
crnzar por 81 frmamento una bola de fue-
60, produciendo nm ruido soIdo prolon-
gado, que duraTfa 30 segundos y q las
1Oa40 de la mafiana Be sinti6 IN fuer-
te temblor acompafiado de un ruido subtle
rr6neo, repitiendo como los rainutos
con mis- fuerza = propagation de Tui-
do.
Todo el mundo Sc aterroTiz6 saliendo en-
su mayor n6mero 8 Ia calle pidiendo ''mi-
aericordia."
Snfrieron desperfectos varias casas de
la poblaci6n entire las que iguran la de
don Manuel Perez, don Pedro Brull, casa
escuela y Ia igleaia protestante.
-Aquf Sc ha sabido con much0 DISCUS
to 10 ocuTrido nuestro querido primo
don Luis Herrera y Ia conducta del senior
Sifonte es altamente censurada.
Los competentes profesores Manuel
julia y Angel Quintero han sido este sfio
contratadoB en- Morovis. quedando las es
cuelas de eatos ocupadas por otros maestros
de los cuales hemos reeibido muy buenoB
informes.
Segfn nos han informado piensa el
senior La Presa dar unas funciones en-
nuestro teatro. lie aseguramos exito con-
pleto y Heno de sobra, pues aquf hay mu-
chos deseos de diversiones.
Preguntamos 81 duefio del teatro 10 que
saba sobre el particular nos dijo que 81
le cederfa gustosfsimo el local al senior ka
Presa.
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"EaFthquake.sIarm. !"

Un aparatO para snunciar la proximi
dad de los fen6menos sefsmicos es conocido
actualmente y 10 dnico que ha podido OBJ
tenerse todavfa para advertir su.peligrosa
proximidad. ~
Hase comprobado que Glguoos 8egundoa
antes ella llegada de un temblor de tie.
IRA al sitio donde este colocada una br6-
julia, las agujas magn6ticas, sufren desvfa-
clones perdiendo su fuerza.
Un aparato que contiene agujas inman-
tadas y que hace sonar un timbre de alar-
ma al sufrir eStas cualquier desviaci6n,
anuncia la proximidad del fen6meno; pero
esto con muy pocOs segundos de intervalo.
Es 10 inico que Sc posee actualmente para
dar 4 conocer la llegada de un temblor
de TERRA. ...'Hs
Ell dicciOnario webster, 10 denomina
como Sc expresa en- Ell tftulo de esta nota.
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EI tenbIOr en- IIujilIO Alto.
(De nuestro oorresponsa,.) J

septiembre 2s.-A A las once menos
veinte minutes hizo un temblor de tierla,
que no podemos precisaT su duraci6n; peTo
81 que ha sido el mas fuerte de los que
hemos sentido.
-Sn direction era de NE. & SO. eau
90 nm gran pdnico en- este pueblo HON.
bres, mujeres y nihos coTTfan en- todas
direcciones Los nilos de las escuelas
abandonaron los salones causa de una
grieta en- laspaTed del centric del edifcio.
La casa de don Manuel Hernandez So.
fri6 algo.
TX que Ia naturaleza no le venga en-
ganas de repetir ese fen6meno sefsmico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-28

En esta imprenta 81 yende pspalviejo
$3.50 q quintg
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cOlegio Santa Ana.

Ell Colegio dc Santa Ana (gracias 4 q
renta de una habitaci6n del edifcio) pus-
de ofreceE aein becaa j6venes estudiosos
AngS1lg 1lgenteNs On la I0TIHa s1guIenLes
becas 6 j6Venes 30. & SO. grado.
g becas nihos de so. 4 40. grado.
Pronto 81 Colegio espera poder ofrecer
unas becas en- el "CurBo de concrete" &
j6Venes que hayan cursado con buenas
notas 81 seKto grado.
Los j6yenes han de pertenecer & fami.
las pobres, honeatas capaces dezeosas
de mantener sus hiioB perfectamente
limpios.
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QuINTA EN- HATO REY.

con teTTeno no menos de una cuerda, Tam
bien Sc compran acciones del Banco de Pto.
Rico.
Para informe apartado de correo no. 122
8 Tanca no. 2 Segundo piso. Con Core
ldores 8 sin ellos.
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ElamOradOS.

Lo est&n de veras y muy pronto logra.
grar6n sus deseos. Nosotros asf 10 deBea.
mos.
Ella es un ejemplar fel = exacto de la
Vfrgen de Murillo, con sus hechizos que
enloquecen y encantan. Es muy entuaiaa-
ia por la mantilla las flores, una verda-
dera andaluza en- cuerpo y alma todo.
1Sabeis por que2 Porque compra en las
tiendas de Arrivf Hermanoa.
-Pm5uce veraadero entusiasmo visitar
ell magnfico "Hotsl HeIvetia" de Pedro
SChira, Cruz 27. Ia limpieza clel estabIe-
cimiento Ia mesa excelente % hacen ser
IN vsrdadsrp eden,
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-"Con tacto", asf Sc titula una pieza
que anoche Sc puso en- escena, de la que es
autor el senior La Presa. "Con tacto' de-
ben tomarse las marcas de ron que no sean
Ia de Exposition, de A. Alvarez Hernia
NOS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-28

Va 10 ven ustedes Hegundol 5Que
IS an segundo2 1Qu6 son cincuenta aegun.
dot? Nada BAIL aIgO asf como un So
plo, delezuabl como 81 hume.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-28

meta peTdjdG els Ia region del Vlelat0,
gr0qao de arena en- Jos aslmeas0s mares,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-28

La casa de preslamos de jose Bazan
estabIecida en- ID caIle Allen ntimero 21,
lleyara cabo 81 dfa 29 del corriente el
remate de las prendas cuyos talones no
hayan sido renovados nj canceladas des.
pu6s de los meses que prescribe la Ley
La casa sigue sus operaciones. A
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-07-14
EMERY REALTY
COMPANY
Are Securing Options Every
Day Preparing for a Big
Fall Business

Real estate business is rather duh
at present, but the Emery Realty
Company is not complaining. A real
property until that property is placed
in its hands for the market. And SO.
while business in this line is dull this
enterprising real estate firm is secur-
ing options on properties every day.
City homes, factory sites, business
houses, vacant lots all over the city
are on the lists Of that firm. Plan
tations a few, and timber lands in
large tracts, can be purchased
through them. In securing options
on these various properties the En-
cry Realty Company is preparing for
a big business when early fall comes
around They will be placed SO they
can please every customer, no matter
what nray be the customers wants.
The wise purchaser will not fan
to see what the Emery Realty Com
pany have on their lists before pur-
chasing There is, besides a large
variety of property, another reason
why the purchaser should consult this
firm before buying, and that is the
low commission charged They do
not believe in reaping rich commits
sions on every sale, but are better
satisfied in making commissions so
low that ready sales, and pleased GUS
TONERS, in both buyer and seller, are
the result.
Be sure to consult the Emery Real
ty Company before purchasing or
selling.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-07-14

You find the black spot in all its
glory weeds growing wild, unkempi
and uncared for.
Is there no way to eliminate this
black, hideous, ugly spot in our hand
some street, open subscription in
The Greenville Times and put me
down for $o-o5 and make the editor
of The Greenville Times collector,
and appoint a committee to ask Mr..
Wallace, civil engineer of Panama
Canal fame, to wipe this dark spot
off this beautiful street.
1t is the only thing that mars its
beauty. its symmetry, its cleanliness.
from the river on the west to the
Southern Railroad on the east.
Would it not be a good idea for
our ladies to organize a Civic I'm
provement organization with view
to leading the way to beautify our
streets-plant trees, convert them
into miniature parks?
No town possesses the same ad-
streets 100 feet wide, ban
quettes 20 to 80 feet wide Why not
use them?
If [ am not presuming I would
as a committee of one, name Mrs p
Nelson to call meeting of the la
dies, to meet on July IS at the Elys-
ian Club to organize. 1t will go a
ong way to make up the $4,000 that
you are working for CIVIC.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-07-14
MR.. SIG GREENBERG,
Business Developer and Sales Con
ductor, Is MEETING With
Great Success.

Mr.. Sig Greenberg, who but few
months ago started out conducting
sales for leading merchants in the
cities and towns of the State, is meet
ing with a success that is wonderful
and phenomenal In the past few
weeks he has conducted special bar
gain sales here, Lake Providence,
La, Jamestown, Miss, and other
places. Beginning Aug. Ist he will
conduct a sale at Starkville, Miss,
for Mr. A. Margolis, one of the lead
ing merchants of that city, and yes
terday secured two more sales which
he will put on during the latter part
Of August.
At present he is conducting a sale
for E. G. Marshall, on Walnut street,
this city. This sale opened last
Wednesday, and SO far has been a
great success. The doors were open
ed Wednesday morning with crowd
on the street awaiting the commence
ment of bargain opportunities, and
ever since the opening forty clerks
have been kept busy waiting on the
hundreds OF customers at this store.
The reputation that E. G. Marshall
bears with the public, together with
the clever advertising and price cut
ting, has brought many bargain
seeker to this store The quality of
the goods sold compares favorably
with the stocks OF the best merchants
in the city, and prices have never been
cut SO low before
Mr.. Greenberg has made a reputa-
ton for quick sales, and so wide
spread has become his name ana
fame III this connection that other
merchants feel sore when his sales
are announced His sales have al
ways been productive of profit to the
buyer. and the merchant is always
perfectly satisfied. Mr.. Greenbere IS
a hard worker, conscientious and
straightforward business man. We
wish him continued success in his
business, for he deserves all the bus
mess that comes to him.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-07-14

DECISION
Handed Down by Attorney
General in the Be1zoni
Bridge Matter

An interesting question has been
propounde to the Attorney General
growing out of a condition that ex-
listed between the cc-tnties of Holmes
and Washington, which are at one
point divided by the Yazoo river.
The town of Belzoni is working for
the construction of bridge, the To-
cation OF which has been designated
by the United States Engineers De
partment. and the authorities OF
Washington county are asked to aid
IN meeting the expense, the town au-
thorities being willing to contribute
40 per cent. of the cost. Holmes
county, also is ready to help in de
fraying the expense to the extent OF
$3,5oo
The question presents itself
whether the town of Belzoni and the
two counties can enter into a joint
agreement. with fixed liability as to
amount. The query comes from Ben
+. Wasson, Attorney for Washing
ton county, who, on behalf Of his
Board asks to be shown how far the
authorities can go in making tie
general arrangements and in incur
ring expense.
Replying. Assistant Attorney Gen
u dI TIEtCtIElr 1OI the ICGDdi tlltEiIl, q
fers the parties to section 3o37 OF the
code which governs the building and
maintenance of bridges over streams
dividing two counties, which IS that
the Boards of Supervisors OF both
counties join in the agreement for
building. keeping and repairing such
bridge if the supervisors Of one
county refuse or neglect To join in
the movement and agreement the
other may take steps to construct
the bridge and may have exclusive
control thereof, and charge and col
lect toll +: such toll may be exacte6
of all citizens Of the county not join
ing III the building
A former opinion, rendered in
August, 1905, to Webster and Choc-
taw counties, Is quoted TO show that
the statute does not undertake to
define how the cost shall be divided
between the counties that is left to
the individual agreement Of the two
counties, through their representa-
tives.
Following up that opinion, the At
torney General believed that it would
be lawful for Washington and
Holmes counties to enter into
a joint agreement or contract, the
amount to be paid by each county
to be designated by the judgment
of the two Boards of Supervisors
who must act in the matter. IT is
also manifest that the letting of the
contract and other details must be
done jointly This opinion was for
warded to Attorney Wasson. and it
is probable that the way is made
clear for the building OF the much
needed and much discussed bridge
over the Yazoo.- Jackson Cor
New Orleans Picayune.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-07-14
WHITE FRONTS
ARE THE FAD
For Business Houses on Main
Street = Appearance of
the Street Improved

White IS now the fad on Main
street. Somer Bros. were the first
to start the movement by painting
their front solid white. Next came
The Times front in white, and fol-
lowing Mr.. r. H. Lake painted his
bank building white with black trim
ming.
This week the cotton office of
Crittenden & Co., the Southern Ex-
press Company and the real estate
office of Church & Shelton have been
given new coats of paint, the wood
work being painted white and the
brick being hatted in original color
and pointed. The people are now
waiting for others on this street to
follow suit.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-07-14
BROTHER

One day the doctor went out to the
tree,
Ihe brother tree, you know,
Where the little brothers grow,
In brang a little brother home for
me.
In first he was all wrinkled and red
En- ever time | treid
To make him laugh, he cried,
I'm had the funniest bald-headed
head!
But now there's fuzz that's just be-
gun to sprout
(Lfke papa's on the top)
En- sometfin, inside's trying to peck
out.
His Eyes is twins you can't tell
which is which
They're fastened in with thread
I'm you can see the red
Right in the corner where they made
stitch.
Cause if they glued 'em like dol
ly's eyes,
He'd just be a doll
En- couldn't cry at all
| think the stitches hurts him when
he cries,
But mamma says he cries because
he's cranky
Sometimes his nose cries, too,
En- mamma says 800, Oo!"
En- dries the noses tears off with
her hanky
When brothers hungry, he don'i
have to stir
Off mammals lap, cause he
Don'o go down stairs. like we;
He don't eat food, you know he
Just eats her.
En- papa says when he was little
brother,
He ct his mamma, too
En- gram, when she was new,
Et heTs-en everybody ct each
other
But when the flrstest baby come,
| why. | don't see
Who feeded him, ner who
1t was he ct, do you
Ner who it was that picked him OF
! the tree
Edmund Vance Cooke, IN ths
National Magazine for July.