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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-02-08
Sends Back Answer.

Miss Anna Held speaks excellent Eng
rsb hnt with the merest trace OF d
hr ( dramatic editor complimented her
-, this head the other day and she ft-
ooh. yes, would rather not 81 speak ca a. a.
all than not speak correctly 1hes gre
so ludicrous, don't you thlnk' Tue III
corTec renS np once in Nice an English
r,on and a Frenchman were about 70
snnarate on the Promenade des AnglaiS;
1.-THE Englishman as he started toWaf';
~ Cercle Mediterranee called back:
And the Frenchman waved his hand
and answered:
az. :. .,Tanksr Exchange.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-02-08
Acquired Traits in Plants.

Mr.. Burbank has 50 far not I of spec les
Changes n new nor PF do his 1@aao and
S We may rest in the belief t rsraa IL He
NO new Fundamental az ffo to rfaea' if he
has indeed the right to 1o ond significant
cares to. some valuable ehi %nu certain al
special conclusions eT TohI7 factors, in
ready recognized e1o,ooi0 on variability
G Of ths factors Wf Of hybrdzat9H s r naf
u notification of ENVIRONMENT in rariabil-
moe on the marked increase IN "a go
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-02-08
TWO-STEP IN ENGLAND
1aiop Revived to American Music-Cas
tanets in Ballroom

Dancers who loved the old Fnpl;sb
galop are rejoicing, for it is annaerino
oil the pan programme once more. 1t is
aasgoised' however, said Mr.. Hildesley,
secretary OF the Imperial Society III
Dance Teachers. to a representative of
the London Daily Mail The form wn SEQ
1t in now is the two-step.
10 Jolly American music and with. an
American name the two-step has bounded
INTO popularity. Bounded is iust rhe
word Tor Hildesley regrets that the re-
appearance OF the golap in its new form
mas Deen accompanied, even in the best
pallfooms, by an idea that the way to
dance 1T IS for each couple to make yio-
lent PUSHES UP and down the room.
AS matter of fact the two-step and
galop (the difference between them be-
sues the alteration IN the partners po-
SltlonS is very slight can be a most
graceful movement, and the fact that
IT'S newest and jOlliest music comes from
America has done for the galop what the
Kings consistent love Of it did for the
quadrllle-revived it, despite much oppo-
sltlon, to prominent place i'll every
programme.
continued Mr.. Hildesley, lis ii woeful
one. OF the people who go to Dances
even the most select of West End private
dances-1 have no hesitation in saying
that 20 per cent. do not know the simple
quadrille movements; that is. they can
not pass gracefully from one side of a
set to another; 20 per cent. cannot re-
verse. and 90 per cent. cannot waltz
that is, they can go round With the mu-
Sic but they absolutely cannot waltz. In
the highest circles dancing is accom-
panied by terrible amount of romping
In fact [ would rather conduct a real
East End dance than some in the West
End
"One defect in modern dancing is par
ticularly noticeable; that is, the way in
which the men hold their partners. Two
ungainly postures are favored at pres
ent. One is the extremely vulgar method
of a man holding his partner by the ell
bow or the shoulder, so that their
shoulders are touching, their feet mixed,
and the lady's conversation addressed to
her partners waistcOat. The other comes
from the idea that the partners must
make themselves as much like q pegtop
as possible with their feet in and their
shoulders out as they perhaps used to
swing round in school days. The proper
upright position, of course, is totally diff
ferent from either of these
ga tendency has arisen" continued
Mr. Hildesley. Ito break the continuity
of the waltz. The velita was an example
of this"
And the dance of this season, Mr..
Hildesley prophesies, is to be a similar
dance made much more lively, set to a
swinging Spanish tune and accompanied
by the caStanet,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-02-08
THE MODERN MANS CHOICE

A tailor-made young girl.
A taHeta-llned young girl,
A perfectly booted
And perfectly suited
And perfectly gloved young girl
Says he: Her brains be hanged
Her disposition DANCED!
She needn't be witty,
She has to be pretty.
Her hair must not be banged
A Marcel-wave young girl.
A Turkish-bath young Girl.
A slave-to-her beauty
Because-it' s-her-duty.
MasSaged-to- the-t teeth young girl
Says he: What can't be cured
Has got to be endured,
But think of the Hades
OF looking at ladies
Not properly manicured.
a bridgewhist sort of girl.
A play the-races girl.
n little bit-naughty
And thoroughly-sporty
Ana up-to-the- times young girl
Says he: I've no remorse.
l quite approve my course:
For though she be hasty.
She'S tapery Waisty,
And mine till the next divorce.
Helen Hicks Bates in Town Tonic,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-02-08

ny to be got after crossing in the sec
ond and third generations over that ~
tlous IN the first will come as snrnr %
70 most men first getting acnnantpo
Win. WI his work. He has got more stars
1or his new things from these cenerI-
,l3nS than in any other way. He is
miloily clear and convinced in his own
l nha as TO the inheritance of ACQUIRED
hefited or l know nothing Of nlon+ f;fa ~ !,
ne says; and also convinced that the only
unit III organic nature is the individuaj
NOT 1ot the species.-Prof. Vernon T, Kal,
iogg, III The Popular Science Monthly.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-02-08
NEW MELTING APPARATUS.
Has 1000 Degrees Standardization
Melted in One Minute.

There is an apparatus which concen-
trates the rays of the sun from more
than 6OOO small mirrors on a spot about
seven inches in diameter. The heat gen.
Grated is about 1000 degrees Fahrenheit.
Iron can be melted in less than min
ute and fire clay fused in about three
minutes by this machine. Magnesia,
one of the hardest things to melt, requir-
ing heat of about 6400 degrees Fahren-
heit, can be melted in 20 minutes.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-02-08
Overshoes Made TO Order

zone peculiar feature of the shoe trade
this season is the demand for overshoes
made to order" said the manager of
shoe store. MANY women are wearing
shoes with rather narrow, pointed toes
and the broad rubbers now on the mar
ket are certainly not a very good fit
What our customers want is an overshoe
that doesn't look like a gunboat, hence
the frequent orders for overshoes with
graceful lines"
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-02-08
MONKS ADOPT MOTOR CARS.
Perhaps Famous Dogs of St. Bernard will
Be Replaced, Too.

Motor cars have been adopted by
the monks of st. Bernard, which innova-
ton has caused some people to won
der If the dogs of that famous hospice
VIII be replaced in the life-saving bust
ness by automobiles. st. Bernard dogs.
whose ancestors are believed to be a
Danish bulldog and the shepherds dog
OF the Alps, were threatened with ex-
tlnction in 1872 when, contrary to the
rules, the mother dogs were sent to the
dreaded pass.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-02-08
co.+ $1,000 to Discover America.

.columbus,' said Chicago antlquary.
.rot a salary of $500 year ar, &c tn man.
81 day. His captains got S dontb 4 70 70
each. he expedition that discovered
e tdmagr;ca cost $500. The - total !, cost OF
A7; ine, .e America was $1,000.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-02-08
Snake Has Double Hinged law.

The jaw of the snake is supplied with
what might be termed a double hinge,
which permits the reptile when occasion
demands, to greatly increase its capac-
ity, and permits of it's swallowing as
tonishingly large bodies.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-02-08

y1'1 .+rnioks come from France.
emil. 594' Factory in the world is near
b 5rses, l4 tIero is an annual product
b , G55leo al ouiIIs. The factory was
s1.o rs IN out, out of general use use 1t was
s t.. g5"i into toothpick MILL
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-02-08
,rroGRAPHs BY KICKING

GGII' ~ .oers Of Concerns in
,D,s s,,t to to %' Get Signatures .,,.
+ 0's' .,s most interesting ,s5 Rg 9 eo man
%, 81 oero .5e art RI Of kicking in or
21brots.dl 'D thc IN, said an Il auto ito
o. 70 secure Every signature At N 1et ter
h. 5S % was was. ppPFd5minent person nd IN re-
@1 s, 2l5ii made BY the ob in1tha or
h s1., 4 46e sum- to railroad &c bpm F6Til,
& under e.s sTs on the road, s to pnoi of
n: abontta acoi interests, to Literary iS
1sas P9 .ls about shortcomings n1.ll 8 5on III
;1l or ~ actors and singers afe and aP0 aI-
e'5 so5npIaints were 81 ni Go@ conside III
4. re La 1ss5I@. not from some s @,1re
p and AM Tef ffe celebrity whose auto
y but from -"
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-02-08
How to Trap wild Animals.

40-page trap book illustrated, picture Is
wild animals in natural colors, also bar
also prices on raw furs. All sent TT post paid
for 10c stamps or silver. FREE to those who
ship to. or buy of u.s. Address Fur Dept,
n. W. Hide e Fur Co.. MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-02-08
LAVE GREAT BRAINS.
while at Work Tends to De-
tide we yelop Intellect.

1''' velop Intellect g
.,5 P@" Of '6' eal!.ns I5ich ,,j has
Is rbe WORT. s 5J that the majority
|. authority d asa' exceptional brains
| rbbers Ea a,To when STOPPING over
/. their attllIUo to 4 cranial develop
r work teilr9 where the intellectual
Fl il the palI some one has writ
Elites are st ;4iIrsfrious shoemakers. In
! book Oh ingi5l Shovel, Clifford the
Sce Sir CloaoffSiiTi' author of the well
.+5Ie, BiooDlnE,ss'' Row" Carey the
.trp + Ill 11idfmiraI Myngs, George
Ers1tlhst.i ,r Of Of the Society of Friends;
/; I6 the Bi5Iie T5o si9 sf Of f! l3s
10 the g,SI,l runs into scores.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-02-08

PILES CURED IN 6 TO IA DAYS.
PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to cure any
case of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protrud-
E0c
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-02-08

MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP for
Children teething; softens the gums, reduces in
allays pain, cures wind collie. %
a bottle.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-02-08
Shoes in Japan,

Japan has but one factory making
leather shoes. Most of the shoes worn
there are made of straw or wood.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-02-08

& the language that carries
!. .' AVER the telephone.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-02-08
$3.50, 100000 Monthly Dividends.

In New York city there will be SIS
100000 paid in interest and dividends
this month.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-02-08
Make WhiSkey Cheap Yourself

Expert receipts free. No drugs needed.
Send stamps for particulars. A. G. Liepe,
500 Green Bay Ave, Milwaukee, Wis.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-02-08

I Ts S2 7o' F 54S r?T'd, Depots London, 27
CS7s& g. sydney: india 5n rA IS Aq PaT;I
So IS5fdh ql 81, Kong Drug Co; Jap a'
rs S.saaog, IA russia, Ferrein, Moscow south
4ao.:aE Chem han, rS,5pe Town. etc; .. S. A.,
"'ces. Cltcrrso :, sole Props, Boston.
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-20

of tho g Niobo,oe eocio+,- o+ tho
6i-nor of .ha ,,,nnoso,o rooio,,. ninbt
hoforo ,or+ tho ,s,,a1 .oae. - +bo
,rasidopt of tho 1-ni+ad C,a.o. u,os
drunk IN strdiad and sigrifc,n+ :.
,ance ubiIa any ,rap,for of corornor
uurbes evoked sin r,o~, sio,ieoo,,
a,nlauoo
-'''''''
'eit lreelS' anu VIII continue 10 crlu'
else him Whenever he deserves it.
He has in our conviction committed
nanny mistake. in his rIa7nar fnr row.
,........ ,....,-... ,....
"''>' i"I 4 "--7'F army III MS CON
F{Snt talk "i War-War; in his appeal
le The iiuEo spirit. 10 populi+lic Pas
-f..,.. and .i,-- r...-..f ", .,.r..-5.i..,.+
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The Ocala banner., 1907-12-20

and we have additional facts recently
gathered, 50 perhops it is we'll TO re
peat. !
outside plaster is best put on with
metal laths. These should be galvan-
lied. Woven wire poultry netting
seems as good as anything, and is ev-
erywhere available, and is the cheap
est material for lathing. The wooden
wall should be well nailed and built
OF seasoned lumber. 1t may be of the
cheapest boards, planed or rough,
matched or unmatched. For dwell
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-20

In another column We reprint from
the New York Sun a most extraOrdi-
nary editorial, which describes Pres
idenJ Roosevelt as a cOnscienceless
and reckless demaCogue and. not for
the first time, says that his mind is
unhmged.
The presidents assaiIant in this
cas- is not an irresponsible yellow
journal a gutter sheet written by
neu ol no ability OF learning On
thc contrary lhe suns editorial page
is madr b. most cultivated. expert
mge3. able, intellectual writer's. Its
constituents ar, business men law
gers doctors. meu %. letters. profez-
s5.aa. men of al classes. who repre-
s.ur .ao saucatcI OF ti. community.
r.. san 3.salf SAID d.. sr Roosevelt
'H. Ea. after b.. aaea.rr presi3 nj:
-t.. :- f4r Mos. sr.G.'u- emgoa.aant
uf r..t,-o--rary Aa-r'cauizm: is o,
sror..s honor and uacouqaera5le r.
dit ID tAe lolI.a-- and staraest
ideals nf uublic Guiy."
On -rct circumstance lis stGaioUs-
Iy -h-, King and of u>.vc attack upon
Nr- BooseY,l1 deserves serious CON
siGerat;an. Il Is a siln Of the times.
For Vh2r the Sun says openly and
BIhlicly. thousands of the cultivated
aud pronorIy-OWHiHg classes are un-
guesIiouably saying privately. This
Wp know. In their opinion privately
expressed. not only on the stock and
Other exchanges. but beard in all the
r.uh> and at social meetings and din
nerS, Mr. Roosevelt has been trans
formed into a dangerous demaSogue
amt fhe republic is al the mercy of
his mental dcluSiOnS.
For instance. AT the banquet Of the
chamber Of commerce at the DINNER
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-20
OUTSIDE PLASTER ON WOODEN
HOUSES

reader i'm Kansas writes:
81 NI-h 10 build house, using
Nou1 fur the framework. but would
.-' -, '.-.H Il il Is practicable to Gov
'r o. Eirh cement plaster How can
thi- o., done? What viii make the
crr. % 4Ehcrc 10 the woOd?"
] h1H. many times told how 10 put
Uu .Hr ide plaster However, many
I.a.tr- a~H being horn every hour,
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-20

ing It is wise to put good building pa
per under the boards. next to the stud
ding. This adds warmth and slightly
increases the cost. The wire netting
is hung on as wall paper is hung in
strips, stretched very little The long
way, and as much as possible tn
other way, so that it is quite tight
when stapled- Use large staples. the
sort made for field fencing. and plen-
ty OF them. as they hold the weight cf
the plaster Galvanized staples would
be best
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-20

to see that there are actually two
Roosevelts. One Of them is an am
azingly resourceful. calculating pOliti-
clan. not over-accurate. or over-scru-
pul0uS or over-truthful, seeing clear
ly what he wishes to accomplish and
not over-nice in the means he employs
TO reach his ends.
The other Roosevelt shares Lin
coins mastering desire 10 serve the
people and leave a name that viii
shine forever in American history.
This is the Theodore Roosevelt who
mas grappled With trusts and corpora
lions. trrroriznd coWardiy Wall Street,
smashed the mean money power and.
hur for Cortolyou Bacon and Root.
las alma-, broken the shameful al-
iauce between predatory pluto-rayy
aad .ha -3.nrua..at of -. Fn.,cj
States.
This is rsa Ha.--s-s Har ay. 81.
so effectively 10 ,ha .~.-laar.a r
The masses.
w do not agree with the sun T.-
,wo Rooscvcls mast be- considered to-
ceihar IN our opinion the president
started right in his Labor Day
suapch in Minneapolis. which the sun
c0 ofton dnuouncce q faW darS be-
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-20

Brother Jordan Of the Punta Gorda
Herald abandoned fish stories" Ionp
enough to write the following "au-
thorltative' paragraph regarding rat
Hesnakes: "The inquisitive Tampa
IrDuhe IS informed that the rattle
snake Of the Dade County Democrat
which was little more than six feet
IN circumference, was a little over
thlrty-siX feet in length. as the length
OF rattlesnake is usually about six
tlmes its largest circumference. But
that particular snake must have becn
boa constructor or anaconda with
festoon of gopher shells on its tail &"
Gainesville Sun.
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-20

DO not lot The wire nattino +c..n
the wood ar any noinr K..,, =, our
~ iprh Tlcrn ara ,.a,.;.,... ,....-,,.. -
doing this. We uso ycre,rs - fuot
!onr. Dvtrfru thom rc3,~ ,hu -,,-1
who,. rao.7,, .,,,..,.
IN tbo scrov. t.,,;... -. - I..+ .--' '''
and -.---+r,. . .,d,.I[ ,,. m, " ''
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and .a....... '','' .'''' '' ''''.'''''
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80 - "'''l' 1t 7''' ''' '' Pf"'fr'ed
'''' "'' '''7 ''' wv" weeks, 'h'> IS
= 5'V,''','''''''' IL '''''S "''UHE every
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-15
leaNes No Hers.

Kansas City, March ll.-Adolph
Hunttermann, who died in the gen.
eral hos pital Tuesday. leaving an es-
tate estimate da, $500 600, has no
heirs. as far as the public ADMINISTERS
tor can learn. Hunttermaun came
20 America in lsi3 from Hanover,
Germany, with his parents and a
brother and sister. All others are
now dead. The family lived AZ the
city OF Lawrence. Kans. In the early
days and they were among new survi-
yors Of the Quantrell raid.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-15
AN IMPORTANT CASE.

! Famous Boundary Line Case Be-
fore Judge Davis Not Vet Ended.
|hs famous case In which Judge Ho-
- Davis as referee or special master
axaged, r. n. Bowling being
1<if and w. A. Sparks defendant.
n sst,led. and the chances appear
sble for Q long drawu-out case,
ki5es being obstinate and deter
81 ease was called at fret hearing
IA weeks ago. There was sn in
ling session. in which several wit
y tes.ified. After this the ease
5ostponed for week or ten days,
resumed. and asain postponed.
"Wednesday and Thursday there
introdaeed considerable evidence
y case. when the trial or hearing
ssaiu adjourned until the 2ls'
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-15
Natures Gift from the Sunny South
sul,iasd Over Love Affair

Mobile. Ala. March li.-tncon-
scious from a bullet hole in his head
and believed % have been self-in-
filctei w.,h suicidal intent. Ward Al
len. said 70 be the son OF prominent
Knoxville. Tenn, people, was found
IN a desolate s-o; north Of the city
az an early hour Tuesday. The bull
lie, passed throua TIE head. tearing
away part - We skull. ALL IL e.
ed TO sew raj hours. Fr m letters
fucd upon tie BID T. l. believed that
the man conn lifted suicide o'er love
aNlirs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-15
rns news FROM MsLRoss.
a psHghtfu. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Notes Of Personal Interest.

Melrose. March l4-rbe ont.
door concert given for the heae'
n, OF Tnui,y Church on Td-.dsy
night "a. 50 unq ial'd.d sncsess IL
every way-musicAlly. socially and h.
nancially.
The vide versndas and the grounds
OF Keystone Cottage, which had been
very kindly placed at the disposal OF
the committee for the occasion by Mr..
aud Mira. ]. A. Remmel, was briliiant-
IL lighted up by innumerable lsntern',
large and small. AMI chairs aud
benches offered comfortable sheltered
seats there, while Others were scatter.
ed under the trees and on the lawn
fronting the verandss.
The concert began promptly on time
and the following program was huely
rendered;
Piauola solo-Mrs. J. A. Remmel.
song-"If All the World Belonged
20 Me"-Miss P. Griner.
Npng-"The Nighteirds' Cooing"-
MiAFlora Morris.
PAN solo-The Circus Parade
Mrs. A.. Gomez.
song-"The Lost Chord"-Rev. 7.
8. Hyatt.
song-"Jspsnese Love song"-Miss
w. Brown.
song--"Your Eyes so Dsar"-Ar..
IL. NJ. Pesrssll.
song-"The Holy CitS"-Rev. F. s
Hyatt.
soug-"Goed Night" The Gomez
Trio.
The several accompanies we're Mrs.
u. A. johnson, Mrs. A. Gomez and
Mrs. W. Gomez. Much applause a.
sured the performers that they had a
very spprecistive audience and they
very kindly responded to the many
eneores.
After the close OF the concert deli
cious refreshments were served and
much enjoyed by all present; ninety
tickets were cold and nearly ell were
taken up st the gate.
The church wardens, II. Won Mostly
and J. A. Remmel, and the members O'
Trinity Church. desire to express theft
most cordial thanks TO sll and sundrJ
who 80 freely and generously helpet
towards making this function such
success.
A very pleasant dance vas given a
the Huffman House on Saturday IL
honor OF Miss Kate MiEelle, who hs
fust returned from her school nes
Keuks.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Gomez OF Hart
field, n. J.. are the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Gomez.
The spring cemetery cleaning tool
place on Saturday, and brought out
large crowd who coon made shor
work Of the required raking aud weed
: Jog, and we're then ready TO enjoy tn
tine dinner provided.
At the next regular meeting OF tn
. Ladies' L. and d. Society on Msrcl
, 18th, Mrs. Brown will read Q paper Of
I"Child Labor"
Mrs. 8. NJ. T. Cald yell entertained
. number Of friends at supper and card
!. very pleasantly On. Wednesday might
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-15
Baby

,bnld be sunshine In the home, and
Be n you give 10 Whites Cream
xifage, she greatest :worm med
+ sxer offered. 20 suffering hn-
8sy. This remedy 10 becoming the
nssnt fixture OF well regulated
nholds. A mother, with chill
san's ses slsne without Q bottle
Ehiss's Cream vsrmitQge In the
lis the puress7hd best med.
sha, money can buy. Sold BY
Johnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-15
TIVE eaAlR.E IS Low.


re Prairie, known a. Alaehus lake,
a >ks lswsst now that u hes been for
ne psst flfseen years. ard unless soue.
thing Is done the lake, which 70 nl'rd
nIsh choice fsh and the means Of sup.
Ipsrt % . hundred and fifty people. will
cezss 20 yield. the Och will die, and
4hls email army Of men will be pos OF
employment, 10 cay nothing OF the In.
+ eonssnieuce which must be suffered
10 The consumer.
AIaehoa lake e one Of the leading
6shing grounds Of the state. IL
eesully swsrms with members OF the
Gnny tribe OF sli varieties srom the
eas-fI the ysek and the sucker, TO
<As highess and most delicate var'-
esIes. such ss tfoas.
8us the lake hss been going down
fsr some sims, with the result that
e>hs CAB are suffering. Fine trout OF
fnrnsnss proportions have been seen
lad opon she beach and other places
sussd By the fset that the water has
sen too Loo 90 accommodate them In
kslr natural hsunts. The result has
Ben that fishermen have been unable
support the demand. and nah have
ssn scarce for the pass few weeks.
The Gainesville Fish Company. how
p>r. have decided to remedy the
saation. This company will at once
Instruct dams, which will retain the
ater. aud which will, in due time
lieve the situation.
The Gainesville Fish Company vir'
ally controls the "cateh" &C Alschus
~. as that company Purchases the
b brought In by other fishermen
- price paid 10 satisfactory, however
u all fishermen would do well II the
TIER was Sufficiently high.