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Plumbing Trade School, 1903, Ire
mont. Denver. Colo. bay aud night
classes. w I. Cream
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-29

The attention Of the ladies Of Gun
nison and vicinity is called TO the
new Spring and Ssmmer styles from
Chxs. A. Stevens a Bros. Chicago.
Local Agent, Mary +. ZeigIer.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-29

If the party who took the fifteen
foot piece of seven inch wrought
pipe from west aide Of foundry Dur
ing my absence will report same
they may save some snpleasantness.
W. BURNETT
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-29

Fos RESr-From April lat, the I.
j. Thompson residence in West Gun
nisoa. Wstsr awd elsctric lights in
house. 1880 per noath.
r. =. A3k 0unaiDra, Css~.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-29

Granite ware, queensware, glass
ware, willowware and woodenware
at THE FAIR.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-29

The l. T. G. will meet at the home
of Mrs Nelson April !. The eIsc-
tion of officers for the ensuing year
takes place. Let every member be
present.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-29

Clarence Adams
Furniture and Queensware. Tele-
phone No. GA.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-29
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Fine Partridge Wyandotte cooke
rels from Worlds Fair prize win
ming stock. Beautiful birds, ~. 90
each. Ms. 5 c. FISHER
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-29

Wanted to Buy-A second hand
camera or kodak Inquire at this
Office.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-29

hsiAG yoSr bids and calf sAsss
~ J. d. hilIer 4 byo GuRn,spa. ssd
v~seive the hisks.t market price
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-29

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lIRo 4 0oCosWScA.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-29
spr.Hs .~.siass II THE FAIR.
GOAL. ODAl. COAL.
passDss 4 Iesgx.oa.
Csrprsa. rsa.. sslcsssh 80 Ls'
ls~a q THE HAIk.
JAp-slAc
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Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-29

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GOAL. ODAl. GOAL.
Fssso.s 4 Eerg~.sa.
Csrprss. rs1.. ailctosh 80 lsso-
ls~a q The HAI9
J~p-s-lAc
fN e1auss 80 Tasussuse
r. E1Aa~ hnA4 Co.
Appse osAas 80 spPle si.eO.r,
~ach ~ ceess = O.laoa.
Va. DcTExyss.
fos 6ALk oR TsADt 4x5 csH-
-. ls vAsass CsA st bake~y, Cod
lias 4 neCes~isA.
hriaa year k,dss and calf sklss
~ J. d. hilLer 4 kso. GuRn,soa. ssd
v~seive the hisksst market price.
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Men learn plsmbing Western
Plumbing Trade School, 1893, Ire
mont. Denver. Colo. bay aud night
classes w. i. Cream
The attention Of the ladies' Of Gun
nison and vicinity is called TO the
new Spring and Ssmmer styles from
Chss. A. Stevens a Bros. Chicago
Local Agent, Mary f. Zeigler.
The l. T. G. will meet at the home
of Mrs Nelson April :. The ebsc-
ton of officers for the ensuing year
takes place. Let every member be
present. ~
Foa REST-From April lst, the T.
j. Thompson residence in West Gun
nisoa. Wstsr and essctric lights in
hosse. elS.O per noath.
=. ?. GA9& ounaiDrA, Css~.
3nav ~ Nsslasv Yas6
Fine Partridge Wyandotte coke
rels from Worlds Fair prize win
ming stock. Beautiful birds, 80
each. ARs. 5. c. FISHER
If the party who took the fifteen
foot piece of seven inch wrought
pine from west aide Of foRndry Dur
ing nv absence will report same
they NAV save some npleasantness.
W. BURNETT
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q ss1 oo1W - etsse ~ q
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E1c ~ ~ q 8 6psss6-
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Four handsome patterns in in.
laid lineoleum just received at
Clarence Adams Furniture and
Queensware Store. Wears like iron.
saves work and worry in the kitchen
and the Office These patterns are
specially selected for their beauty
the proper combination of colors not
to show dust.
Card OF Thanks
We wish TO thank the many kind
r. 4 i 4
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-31
SUITS MUST Be
DISCONTINUED
MICHIGAN LEGISLATURE AMENDS
CORPORATION LAWS - SUIT
AGAINST cRuciHLE STEEL
COMPANY Is GRouNDLEss.

Lansing. Mich, Dec. So.--By IT'S ac
tion in amending the corporation Iawi
Of the state, the legislature at regula
session defeated the action com
menccd by Attorney General Bir,
against the Crrcibie Steel Compan,
OF America, to recover $4,000 IN
penalties for the compaRy's failure tc
file articles OF inc. rporation In Michi
gan while doing business In the state
Decision sustaining the company's de
murrers was filed by the supreme
court this afternoon.
In amending the law the Legislature
50 altered II that the penalty clause
cannot be made to apply to the failure
Of the company To file its articles Of
Incorporation. Ais a consequence the
suit fails and It cannot be recon-
mended.
Several other cases against cor.
porafions must be discontinued iii
Of the action of the
legislature.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-31
TRAVELLER HAS
ANCIENT BOOKS
BEARING ON LIFE OF CHRIST
PROFESSOR rRANsLArINo
THEM.
BURIED FOR CENTURIES
IN Egyptian sands-,Effect on Biblical
Lore Is Matter of Conjecture
story OF Discovery
Withheld.

Detroit. Mich, Dec 30.---Charles l.
|Freer, Detroit art collector, student
and traveller, has hi his possession I'M
opened volumes which viii consti,
stituto q great addition to biblical
lore. vellum pages BURIED for cen
turtles, are being translated as rapidly
as possible bs Professor Sanders.
The story of their discovery Is still
unknown to the world. and viii be
made public only when tho results oi
Sanders research are published
which may be. two or three years
hence.
The fragile leaves were cnco bound
III book form Opening them and
Joining the broken Fragments is deli-
cate task, All Of his spare time for
hearty year has been spent By Sand.
ers AT Freer's home. putting together
tho bits of vellum and reading the Iii.
scriptions. dimmed by burial In Egyp-
tian sands tor moro than thousand
years. After the leaves are cautious
ly pried apart they are placed be-
tween sheets OF glass and photograph,
81. The covers cf one OF the books
pear the portraits Of the apostles.
Matthew, Mark, Luke and John.
q Freer's manuscripts arc the 'first
,earing so directly on the history Of
5hrist's life to be brought 10 this.
country. They antedato BY several
many OF the writings used
n tho present scriptures.
Speaking Of these discoveries, Freer
aid:
.Fragnents of hundreds OF pages OF
written In Greek on vel
lin arc tucked III MY vaults Their
ignificance and possibilities ara lin,sl
Hess. Their effect on the Christian
clision cannot be estimated.
What has been made public before
be archaeological student in Chicago
! only q very small part Of the con.
snts Of tho books. Sanders has Just
tarted his Investigations and what
IN DO brought forth Is beyond con
'cture."
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-31
IN SWEEPING DECISION
Judge Holds Governments Theory in
Prosecuting Alleged Land Grafters
is All Wrong.

Denver, Colo, Dec. 30.--In sweep
ing decision Judge Robert II. Lewis
In the United States court today freed
is defendants of the charge CT lille
gally acquiring coal lands In Colo
RADIO under the dummy entryman sys-
TEN, and says the whole theory on
which the government has worked in
Its prosecutions is wrong.
All indictments In land cases found
by the federal grand jury last sum.
mer except one. are now being quash-
ed by Judge Lewis. Lewis held that
there is no law which makes it Grim.
inal for citizen to agree in advance
Of entry of coal land to sell tn others.
whether individuals or corporations.
land ho nigh acquire.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-31
.AOK| OFF FOR
NATIVE JAPAN
AMBASSADOR AND WIFE LEAVE
WASHINGTON MID HEARTY
oooD.BvEs. II
EXPRESSED FRIENDSHIP
OF Japan For United States and
Hoped immigration Question
Would BE Settled Speedily
and Arsicabiy.

Washington, Dec. 30.--"We shai
take back home With us to Japan
only the kindlicst fecling for Anaries
and for her eople and the highest
regard for her Institutions. I saf,i wa
count Aoki, Japanese ambassador Il
1.-THE Associated Press today, Jill,
prior 10 his departure FOR san Fran
cisco. with vlscountess Aoki, IRON,
which place they viii salt On Jlnuaty
Z for home.
u atm confident, ], he said. that arl
gmicable understanding will be
reached ON the immigration question
the only one OF any consequence
now agitatlng the people Of the two
countries, am certain Japan win
make every honorable concession
within bounds ana feel equally con
fident that the American government
will not insist Upon anything unrea.
sonabie or that viii ia any way eatn.
promise the dignity and honor of the
Japanese government. Both govern.
ments are striving to reach an
honorable solution Of the immigration
question and the latest adyioes We
haye received from our government
the way Is gradually being
paved with that end In view.
There IN every reason III tho
world why both co 'ntries should hare
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-31
OFFICERS ELECTED
BY Several OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
dor Bryce President Political
Science Association.

Madison WIS., Dec. 80 British
Ambassador James Bryce was elected
president of the American Political
Science association today. In an ad
dress on Proposed Reforms in
Criminal Procedure" before the asso-
citation tonight Justice II. u. Deemer,
of the Supreme Court Of Iowa. severe.
IL criticised the American system OF
criminal procedure which he declared
to be overburdened with technicaii'
ties and demanded urgent reforms
Prof. Henry Farnum, of Yale. was
elected president of the American So
ciety Tor FFactery Ies9xlations Prof.
John n Commons xpf Wisconsin, Sec.
retary; Lucien r. Hanks Of Madison,
Wis, treasurer.
The American Historical associa-
tion elected officers as follows: I:
President, Prof. George B. Adams. OF
Yale; secretary, Prof. A.. Howard
Clark, of Washington, ID. G..
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-31
DOVER GOES TO
SECOND WIFE
DIVORCED WIFE OF MIKE MOON
AID HAS NO INTEREST IN Is
TATE - WIDOW COMES TO
TRIAL TO-DAY.

Chicago. Dec. s0---Judge Barnes. IN
the superior court held today that
Mary Mcdonald. flrst wife Of Michael
e. Mcdonald former gambler and
Democratic politician has no interest
in his estate. The court also held
that the trustees should not be en-
Joined from turning over her dover 10
the second wife. Dora Mcdonald. who
Is awaiting trial for the shooting of
Webster 8. Guerin. Il appeared from
the evidence that Mary NcDonal1
who has been living in Nc~ Jersey
knew Of the divorce proceedines and
had written Dora Mcdonald after The
MARRIAGE no steps having been taken
until after the death OF Mcdonald %
attack the decree OF divorce, Dora
Mcdonald Is to be arrsiened for trial
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-31
BOXING MATCH
ENDS IN DRAW
BILLY PAPkE AND HUGO KELLY
FOUGHT HARD AT MtLWAU-
kEE LAST NIGHT.
BLOOD DRAWN FREELY
~ Both Mcn--at Times Papkc Seem
ed Best But Kelly Fought Game
ly TO End--Another
Fight.

n Milwaukee, Dec. 30.--Hugo Kelley
of Chicago and Billy Papke, of Sprinl
\ Valley, Ill. fought ten fierce rounds
to a draw tonight.
Beth fighters started In a hammer
and tongs fashion at the first tap OF
the gong. using right and left with
Ifrightful effect, Kelly knocking Papke
ldown. The Spring Valley boy taking
1.-TWO of the count. The first round was
easily Kelly's. The second ended
with the honors even, Kelly seeming
to have the first half and Papke even.
| ing up matters in the last half.
In the third Papke drew blood from
Kelly's right eye and Kelly In turn
jabbed Bills face, also drawing blood.
Tho round ended with an even break.
The fourth was easily Papke's, he
having foored Kelly with a vicious
right to the body. following this up
with rights and lefts to the face with
good effect and drawing blood freely
The fifth was fast and furious for
the first half both fighters easing up
toward the end, Kelly seeming to have
the better Of the round. Both men
went in with rights and lefts to head
and body In the sixth, Kelly upper
cutting with good effect Papke
slipped to tho floor In this round. but
recovered Immediately without losing
any ground. The round ended with
honora even.
The seventh was Papke's, Kelly be-
ing pretty well wislded at the end Of
the round III Ut
In the eighth Kelly did considerable
clinching and seemed very weary, but
at this period the honors were u
stand on.
Z The fight In the ninth looked very
much like decision for Papkc, who /
had Kelly wohbly from fusilade
If rights and lefts and uppercuts to
he body and head, the gong alone
saving tho Chicago man.
In the last round Kelly came M
strong and evened up any advant
,ge scored by Papke up to that time.
Kelly used right and left with good
Effect. keeping up hot pace until
he gong sounded, leaving nothing for
he referee to do but to declare a
irav.
Kid Wolgast, of Milwaukee. finished
Die Nelson, of Calumet, Mich, in one II
minute of the first round.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-31
IN ANNUAL CONVENTION
Western Surgical and Gynsecolog gic al
Association Met in 81. Louis Yes
terdsy-msny Present.

st. Louis, Dec. 30.--The annual con
yention of the Western Surgical AM
Gynaecoiogical Association began
here today with physicians from sev
eral states present.
During the day papers OF technical
nature were read by Charles w
Owiat. OF Oshkosh. Wis; ID. u. Davis
of Omaha. Neb.; John C, Hancock. oi
Dubuque, Iowa; +. Gregory Connell
of Oshkosh. Wis; J. Il. Summer. oi
Omaha: e. NJ. Sala, OF Rock Island
ILL.,; c. ii. Mayo, of Rochester. MINI.
q. @. Gottam. of Rock Rapids, Iowa /;
John Prestiss Lord, of Omaha; Nun.
Japson, of Sioux City, Iowa: Clifford
Collins, OF Peoria, III.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-31
QUEEN INTERESTED.

Copenhagen Dec. 30.---Mrs. Maurice
f. Egan, wife Of the American minis
tel to Denmark, had an hours audi
ence with Queen Louise today The
queen expressed interest in the de-
velopment In America of hospital ano
Fed Cross work. and declared among
other things that only her many
duties to her own beloved country
prevented her from visiting the
United States.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-31
NO new BREAK IN Dam
Economy Light and Power Company
Deny Reports Of New wsshouts
Yesterday.

Joliet, H., Dec 3o.-The officers OF
the Economy Light and Power Com
pany say they have 90 knowledge
of new break in the dam under con.
|struction at Dresden Heights. About
15o feet went out lat week. but the
report that more followed today is de-
MED. The river is high. and 1t is
said the sanitary district Is letting an
extra amount Of water into the chan
mel. This increases the danger and
there may be further breaks before
the food subsidies.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-31
THREE ARE INDICTED
BY Frisco Grand jury For Alleged
EmbexzIement--AIi Officials OF
California Bank.

San Francisco. Dec. Se.--The grand
Jury tonight returned four indict-
ments for alleged embezzlemeHt
against officials OF the California Safe
Deposit and Trust Company Wal
ter j, Barnett is indicted on one count
in connection with tho disappearance
of 10000; J. Dalzell Brown on one
for alleged misappropriation of s25..
900; James Treadweil on two counts
OF embezzlement.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-31
PEACE DINNER GIVEN
BY Delegates to Celebrate Conclusions
Of Agreements Of Central Ameri-
can Republics.

Washington. Dec. 30.-whst was
termed a peace" dinner was given
here tonight by delegates 20 the re
cent peace conference of the Central
American Republics in celebration Of
the conclusion of the agreement Of
amity between them Toasts were
drunk 10 the president Of the United
States. Mexico. and the fvf repub-
lies. parties TO the pact. and 1 sehes
we're made breathing sentii Of
good win and the desire n sting
psses ~
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-31
INSTRUMENTS
RECORD QUAKE
EARTHQUAKE SHOCK SAID BY
oBsEHvERc TO BE ONE or
woRs, IN HISTORY REGIS
TERED IN EUROPE.

Shide. Isle OF wight. Dec. 30.-The
archaeological instrument at Shide
iiil Observatory registered an earth
quake this morning. Professor John
Milne. we'll known authority on seis.
mic disturbances. says Il was one
Of the greatst earthquake exper.
fenced in some time and making a
comparison from the records Of to-
day referred to the Kingston. Jana
lea, disaster as being silimar in kind.
He believed the present disturbance.
II not ON submarine origin. may prove
to have been most destructive.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-31
BISHOP ANDREWS nj
Methods. Episcopal Prciste Lies Of
Point Of Death at Home IN
Brooklyn.

New York. Dec. se.-Bishop Edward
g. Andrews of the Methodist Episco
pal church. lies at the point of death
In his home I'm Brooklyn. Late to
night bis physician said he had only
a few hours to live Andrews has for
nearly half century been one of the
bestknown elergymen in the world.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-31
VERY sEvERE

Laioach, Austria Hungary. Dec. 90.
"A series OF earthquake shocks Of
great violence we're recorded al the
observatory here. today. which. ac-
cording TO professor Bolar. must have
bad their center on the msinlsnd be
tween Mexico and Colombo and pro
dueed formidable effects The dIs-
iufbanee as shown By the recording
sheets lasted -four bosrs
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-31
RECEIVER APPOINTED
For illinois coliieries conpsry tsrs
ess N stste-compsny esrses
For Three Nffise-s

-springfei3 III Dec. se-A fose
closure suit was fiied this afterHcon
BY the First Trust and Savings Bank.
~ trustees. against the Illinois Collier.
les company. the largest cpai niniuE
eompsuy IN Illinois. 1he conpanT
owns eight nlines IN IIIIucis n serce
ment Glenn W. Triar- sf Chicago.
president Of the cumpaa7. res sf
pointed receiver Tbe company 4
konded fcr sScoo co
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-31
cEoLoclsrs MEEr.

Albuquerque. ". NJ. Dec 80. Tho
annual meeting of the Geological So
ciety Of America convened here today
Samuel Calvin. of Iowa City, Iowa,
was elected president.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-31
4 PRIMARY lAIl|||
Will BE- PASS(p|'
oppoNENTs FEAH DENEGN Will
GAIN ADVANTAGE WITH IN
WITHOUT LAW. IN
LESSER or TWO EvIls
For Them MsiI Be q pass Some scfl
~ Measure ~ satisfy PubNc y vi
pemsnd--Mset JsS. y. n: r H
Special 70 The TBuilssiAs

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Il Special to The Bulietfa4
VI Springfield. I'LL, Dee s1sAa I'm
thine for the reccnvening 81 the III
iiatnre on January IA approaches. thxto
Iis Al revival of the prcspect That thp
Ihsseinhly viii pass prinafY NM
with ail emergency cfasisc. khVs sfiisvl
Hing Il applicatie to the iippe1Is1lAt
jcampaikn WINNIE nothing III rOaTen
Ition with pr1mafy ieefslAtion eais N
lptedicted TAR N asfvanta, 1 Nlth mi
Icertainty az fuihiIIhept. VT ttsfn AtS
several reasons Tor the tfopllAcy 4iias
la primary law viii by soii tlaa atV
liite books within the next sixty slaya;
II Among thase fsaschs sra Il IN NJ ss
Il First GOveriior Denaen II asipocet
ling a primary law AMI bits ffiefhs IA
the assembly, are bound III support
any reasonable bill IN tho autiiact.
Second Many or the men WIN 8fs
Iopposed 10 neneen believe that no prI
mary law at All would be To thu nov
Iernor's advantage, not only giyfs1s
thim an issue. Il but probably assuring
hiE control nf tlae state convention,
Thfsyi-The Democrats arc commit;
ted to any primary law that eiilbOsi
les the provision Tor direct; plufaiity
lnuminatio1s.
II FOurth--M Many Republican pafly
Headers, irrespective pf tteif prei6r
lenco for Governor, take ti1o view thak
&Sks q - al, . - Es r. &.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-31
TAFT TALKS ON
RECENT PANIC
AND RELATION TO lT OF THE
NATIONAL ADMINisTRA.
TloN.
MUCH CAPITAL WASTED
In unwise Enterprises Secretary
Ascribes Several Causes 70 Dis
turbances- President Not to
Blame.

Boston, Dec. 3c.---Greeted witt
cheers as nthe next president OF tn
rYnited states" topic which he care
fuliy avoided In his own remarks how
avar Secretary Taft delivered his mrs
nnhlic speech since his world-clrclin'
tonr tonight at the annual banquet q
the Boston Merchants Association.
The banquet closed q long anc
strenuous day for the secretary O
war. during which he delivered briel
addresses before 400 ministers In the
morning and attended reception and
spoke before large gathering OF
Jews In tho afternoon.
more notable gathering OF proml-
nent and represent ative business men
has seldom beey sen in Boston than
that which greeted the secretary to-
night. In introducing Mr. Taft, Presi-
dent Jones said:
1--WE are favored this evening by
the presence Of man from the mid
die west who has impressed us all
with his fitness for the most import
ant position that this great and power
f,ll nation can bestow, and, in brief,
All official OF great strength and Wis
dom. He has recently put a girdle
around the earth as an ambassador OF
peace and good will, visiting great
rulers of mighty nations, and we
want, to hear him talk to u.s."
As tho secretary rose to reply all
the guests stood up with him and
filled the air with long continuous
cheer.
-sseeratarv Taft then delivere,' q
speech III which he discussed Ute re-
cent tjanic. ils causes, effects upon
the future and the course pursued by
the adIxi5nis tration. He also touched
upon the railroad question. defending
the policy of the federal government,
IIe expressed sympathy for the busl-
ness man and the wage-earner who
though obliged to bear the brunt OF
the panic. had nothing to do with its
cause. He spoke as follows;
During the last three months the
country has suffered from severe
monetary panic. Even yet the Clear
ing House certificates linger in your
bank exchanges as emphatic evidence
OF its severely and of the extreme
measures which had to be taken to
avoid greater disaster. Doubtless
many of my hearers have not yet re
covered from the intense nervous
strain and mental suffering to which
they have been subjected since the
middle OF October The panic has
been given a certain political bearing
and Importance. For this reason.
lave selected for my topic OF tonight:
"I'he panic Of 1907. its causes. its
probable effects and the relation to It
Of the policies OF the national admin
tration"
What Did couse the Panic?
Writers on financial subjects, who
have given their lives and constant
attention to matters of this kind. who
are able to institute a comparison of
The present panic with previous pam
les and -ho are entirely familiar with
The conditions preceding all of them.
agree upon the cause.
Panics and industrial depressions are
he result OF the characteristics OF
human matters which manifest them ,
selves IN business and elsewhere. The
world generally has a certain amount ,
4 1
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-31
klllso 1Hess.

Abbesille. Miss Dee. 3e.-ErBest
Montgomery. a negro. IN ht OF jesl-
ousy today, killed bis wife and two
DegrU usn.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-12-31

DOING A LITTLE BETTER than
your advertisement promises viii
prove 70 be 2 paying asset But undor
any circumstances back w the advsr-
tIsement BY your actions.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-03-19
The Sahara Desert.

mo wonder am brown said a
globe trotter. II am just back from
the Sahara. y / spent all January and
February wandering with a caravan
of camels over that white expanse of
sun warmed sand.
THE Sahara is like the beach at
Atlantic City-a fiat immensely of the
whitest, cleanest sand and the
atrangest thing I did in my wander
ings was to eat desert grasshoppers.
The Arabs eat these grasshoppers
as luxury and | was tempted to try
them, just as in Paris | have been
tempted to try snails
rThe grasshoppers were good. You
pidcked off the wings. the legs and the
head and then YOU ate the dried body.
This morset tasted precisely like an
English walnut. / ate grasshoppers
several times, and when / return to
the Sahara next year l am going to
eat them again