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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
PERSONAL NOTES
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-27

Richard Renfro who has ben he
gu est Of his parents Mr.. and Mrs. Nor.
ton Renfro. OF Twenty-eighth street
returned to Chicago last night
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-11-28

growing into popularity in this Sec
tion and a number OF orchards are
now being planted to supply the
growing demand. The Winter Ba-
mana first began 10 gain favor last
year when some enterprlsing Ore
gonian shipped a box 10 Andrew
Carnegie in the east. The millionaire
was so pleased with the flavor and
color OF the apple that he at once
requested an additional shipment,
and this year the apple has been in
demand in the east among the rich
class.
There was a good display Of pears.
those showing plates being: F. D..
Cornett, Beaurade; II. Struckmier,
Clargeon and Beauerre Deanjon:
C. H. Stewart, Winter Nellies and
Fall Batter; e. L. McKeever, the
Idaho; r. L. Buskhart, Fall Butter,
and a plate by Jas. Groshong.
What is said to be the best keep
ing apple ever produced is the VAN
derpool, exhibited by II. G. Rum
baugh. Mr.. Rumbaugh owns a fruit
ranch in Benton county, near Al
bany. He asserts that the apples
will keep a year without the skin
The Vanderpool came
from a Seeding spitzenberg planted
in 1855. The original tree is still
bearing.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-11-28
LINN COUNTY
APPLE FAIR
WASA SUCCESS
Winter BananaS.-AppleS Red Clear TO
the COre-.SIIyer Cups Given As
Prizes for willamette Valley Fruit

The Linn county apple fair was
held last week with an exhibit nos-
able both for quantity and quality.
The hall where the exhibit was held
was filled with benches covered with
scores of boxes of commercially pack
ed apples and tables filled with ex-
hibits on plates. Aside from the
display of apples. which leading
fruitgrowers pronounced as the bes.
exhibit OF apples ever collected in
the upper Willamette valley, there
We're a number of special exhibits of
immense vegetables, nuts, flowers,
etc, all making a remarkable show
ing for old Linn county.
During the two days the crowds
in attendance We're given an oppor-
tunity TO listen to some excellent ad.
dresses and masic. H. NJ. William
son, secretary of the state board of
horticulture, Prof. A. B. Cordley and
President Kerr, of the state agricul-
mral college; Governor George E.
Chamberlain, and others, delivered
addresses.
Those who visited the fair express
surprise at the excellent showing
made. Apples, the equal of which
in quality, size, color and flavor. can
be found in no other part of Oregon.
were on exhibition.
The judges are H. NJ. William
son, c, A. Park, horticultural COM
missioner, and E. H. Rhodes. of AL
bany. They awarded the prizes as
follows:
Best collection of FIVE boxes OF
apples, commercially packed, with
no varieties duplicated; F. ]. Peeb- |
Ter, Albany, first prize (silver cup)
Second best collection of five boxes
of apples, commercially packed, no
duplicates, NJ. C, jerks, Tangent
ldiploma). Z. Keebler OF Lebanon
received honorable mention in his
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-11-28

not, even to the ua
feather. Money judlclout
bring just returns. and 4
progress is seen on sVm Z
Our expression and "a
tell ns OF no place on ssrAn|
better or cheaper living n
variations can be had lhli =
for climate We can stand
for their Is uoHe 1eie |
Then why MF. Eiliu al
not all join with you liiA'
long shout Of Joy and 'haa
that our lives have hlz
pleasant places" and 70 'ln !
on extend q hand and ~ -
and join as in this and dls
offerings.
". A. mN
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-11-28

varieties OF pedlgresd barleys with
which we are ready to begin work
These barleys we intend to test thor.
, oughly in the barley areas of the
United States, making careful
study of their yields, plant charac
teristics and adaptability to the
varying environments of soil and
climate found throughout our coun-
try, for we find that grains change
materially under changes of environ
ment.
With this in view, we have during
the past few months arranged to test
these seven varieties at 80 places
Throughout the United States. These
experiments are placed so that we
have the widest possible variationsof
latitude without change of longi-
tude. We have, for instance. one or
more experiments in each of the
states extending from Texas on the
south to the northern boundary of
North Dakota on the north. We
have also a series of experiments ex-
tending from Washington, d. c.. to
California. These experiments will
be visited during the growing sea-
son and careful study made of the
yield and characteristics. Similar
tests from year to year with COM
parison will finally give us data by
which we may make wise choice
of the variety TO locate in any of the
barley areas of the United States |
Not only do we intend to conduct
tests for yields, but we plan to SUBJ
iect our varieties to the most rigid
tests for the market, disseminating |
hem by placing them in the hands
II masters and brewers for mating
md brewing tests. We have with
his In mind arranged with Mr.. Otto
Toepfer, near Madison, to grow 90
Icres of three varieties-namely,
ianchen, Primus and Princes. The
'abst Brewing company of Milwau-
tee, has promised to conduct a test
or us and number OF others stand
eady to make similar tests.
Thus, after satisfying ourselves of
he actual market value OF each Of
ur pedigreed varieties as to mating
nd after determining the yield and
ther characteristics on various soils
nd under varying environments, we
hall be able to locate in each barley
rowing section the barley which
Ill bring the best price on the mar
ct.
We shall, therefore, pursue for
lie whole United States the policy
hich Prof. Moore is planning 70
lrry out in this state-namely, TO
large areas in the barley
rowing sections of the United States
here only one variety OF barley
lall be grown. Thus shall we be
Die TO keep pure the varieties which
e Introduce into each area as pure
lrieties.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-11-28
Recording Secretary of the CarIeh'
ter's Union Expressing Grati-
fudP

AunNs
1t is with pleasure we note your
purpose of issuing a Thanksgiving
|number and that you ask your pa
irons to join you in the expressions
of gratitude through your columns
for there cannot be a people more
blessed than those of the Graha
Willamette Valley. Our youthiui
days was spent in the extreme East
ern province of Canada, followed Dy
short stays in almost every easter"
state, together with Iowa, Minnesota
and other middle states finally tes'-
ing California, Washington and ore
gon, al of which have their causes
for thankfulness but TO us none
equals famous oregon and the u7
lightful Willamette Valley over
eighteen years being spent win "a
lem as our headquarters and ha'ins
to make our bread by the sweat Oh
our brow we fancy ourselves eompe-
tent of Judging where and what Il
best. This is no spurt town but on'
Of slow, firm and continued grown,
Panics seem to came and go auu
as the water on the duck harm Hs
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-11-28

exhibit OF Ave boxes OF apples. bait
failed TO receive the prize because
of the improper method pursued in
packing.
Silver cups were also awarded TO
the following for the best box of the
different varieties OF apples:
Willow Twig-F. J.. Peebler. AL
bany.
Baldwin,. Warner, Lebanon.
King-G. F. Burkhart. Lebanon.
Northern Spy-W. A. BARLEY,
Lebanon.
Willow Twig- FL. Peebler, AL
bany.
Ben Davis-G. F. Burkhart, Leb-
anon.
John Goetz, of near Albany, re-
ceived the silver cup for the best
single plate of any variety of apples.
Mr.. Goetz exhibited Jonathans. III.
Warner of Lebanon received second
premium.
For the best collection of plates
of apples, not less than ten varieties,
no duplicates, Harold Rumbaugh.
Albany. received first prize. a silver
cup. The Brownsville Commercial
club received second place.
Mrs. Henrietta Brown of Albany
was awarded silver cup for the best
floral display of chrysanthemums.
There was no competition in
boxes of Newtons,. Red Checked Pip
pins, Grimes Golden and Jonathan,
though some fine apples were on dis
play in each, being in the collective
contest.
Notes of the Fair.
There was a large apple exhibited
Of the Gloria Mundi variety, grown
by A. Nordyke, Oakville, that meas
lred 161s inches in circumference.
Lincoln county had a most at
-raetive exhibit of different varie-
les of apples, showing what can be
lone in raising fruit on the coast.
A peculiar apple on exhibition was
/ variety which is a bright cherry |
ed from the skin to the core. Will
lam Davidson, of this city, was the
and says that he found q /
trees growing on the McKen
ie river in Lane comfy and taking
sprOut grated it into a tree on his
arm. This is the first year the tree
as borne. The apples are not very
arge, but have a very sweet flavor.
Among the peculiar varieties OF
pples seen at the fair was the Win
er Banana, raised by z. Taylor. who
esides a few miles northwest OF
brownsville. This apple is said to be y
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-11-28
THE WILLAMETTE EhM

Almost every desifaDA
every desirable altitude -
industry desired, risl
everywhere and al Eini' z n
are TO be found IN 0Iss'i
who like city life nay b"
who like the rugged -.
may have 1t There =.
timber lands and the
richly productive, for 10.
ability and taste incline
nioneering, batgiss = -
s,I farm lands Of The ~.
Ismette valley. This 3 p
grOuna-sysrgrssn the
"a lovely, pieiuresaa'. =,
park-llke area, iSo nil''
miles wide, cOnialHlls
aorss watered BY 'hs
nsylgable stream b A - -.
Willamette River and =
A few facts ~ ,~,da 4
Clilua'' NINA, rainfall sDouI %
Boston. less than ss' -
more and washins'0l. -
rruIt.groviug, il,u al'A'nsa q, b
,tu,s ,5Hsriissd. cheap a,'' y
grand for slO'A - urodua
lops than any 'l.'' - ~
rhe poultry inds,ll' s'.D re- =
: All vegetables ,'ls
veil W. are Ds'l'l t1'.nli', :, 10 )
o owen ! YEREx sss'
portland, S'l'''
@woE
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-11-28
WESTERN OREGON BARLEY;

Crop On Which farmers Can Make Great Big PrOSMha Spe
a Government Agent Says Can Be Done In OregOnEnerpr
Ing Salem Farmer Who Has Proven What Can Be Done On This
Line :. 4.
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Ter Baltimore ag.

Mtorgen Groiinung beS Baltimore.
@ebaubes ollf Der Sornestomncr
gllSItcultng. - Wopor Wabool
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Greislicoer.
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bon Gclop uno yWorplouo" bon Sri.
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SIS mcrben fo~rtipGbrcnb BON bcinl.
iebrenhen Voltimorern &lu9cn lnllt
ilber bobe Sotel-, Hcltoirollt- ltno
@eoienungs : Yreiie, trot gegcntbci-
Tiger Scriibcrung BON Witglieoern
bea Baltimore Z g.Gonlite'S.
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Elatc bon aIlscmciucm SntcrcGe.
Gitp Sou - Nortb. II. 2erinaton.
StrnBe.
@aibington Wonumcnt - VT
Gcrnon-Elace
Sobns 9opfins' ~l1niperIitGt -
Norb.Somarbitrabe.
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g~roaorpnp.
S6Iahten.M onuuncnt - Galpert.
unb SapctteitraBe.
@ra6 bon Cigar Mnen Yoe =
@eitminitcr-air49oL Sapctte. unt
@reeneltraBe.
Grub Sill Yarf - 81 crrei6cu
nit noroliA laltfenben @aggons.
Eattcrion i. Harf = 3u crrei4cn
nit oitlib Iauicnoen @agsons.
Sort WcSenry = SocuIt-Yoint.
Jraucn Goaeg -. ct. SAUL. nnb
%. Strabc.
Sea6oop- Snititgt mo MuIit.Gon
lcrpatorium = SGT. Ylace.
Eratt's Srei 9ibliotbef - MuI.
berrp-, nabe Gatbeoral-S trabe.
&~atheorale = Mul6erlg- un6 Ga.
tDeoralItraBe.
afabemie Der WiIIenidaften -
Jranflin. rno gatbebralitraBe.
Yoang Men'5 gbriltian @iiocia.
ton, Central Geb1itoe = CHARLES.
uno SaratosaitraBe.
Boitgebduoe = Jnpettc. unS Gal.
pertitraBc.
Cardinal Gibbons @eiioenj =
CHARLES. unb MalberrDitraBe.
6reimaurer . Tempel - NorD.
GbarlesItraBe.
SSS GeIlotps : Tempel - Gatbe.
oral. itnb Saratogaitrabe.
G5amber Of Commerce = SoIli.
bap- uno @aterItrabe.
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eots 20 SUB 8 Bon bel 200 SUB: brei @ebierie
1itIi@ bon bee Norf.0foao; boaffdnoia prdhtig
6~elorirf: iebe moberne geauemIithfeif.
sipii9en Sotrmaunt.Mseni,e nnS Sabette.str',
Elm Gebiert bonn ~YatterTon.Yorf.a 3nrdpes
ftoM oeforirt: iebe %nip6erre 9eauemIitiett:
atpeift5dtae 9dufer. .Gp,paro 3. etcrd. an Crt
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gu serfauien:

$1150.OO faufen Elm mubernes
s~tueift5dises Sans nit feds 8immern, 600
gIod. goro.MiItonss loenue: @runSsins $500
bro Jnbr.
Mnkeroem: 9nben NIT Dnbnbnua Rr. 6ts,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: giite Gage fir 0rueeries2as
oen. YretS $1400. Igenter OIL OFT Ii. Stelle.
C. 8. GALLAGHER, ganneifter.
gireaii In Tr. 2407. Sntrmount.sloenle.
I4S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-26

10 q rs. - Hufllbt I61 ,3UO Wlls
idel; Gerionbt boz, oen @lepatorcu
2916 9ulfel; Glepatorenporratb 3d..
15l @llibcl. GerfGuie: 5000 9uidel
Spot, 1914 3 @ag9ons 5uriifgepie.
iener, Sc; = 90. eelber, 60; 5000
Spot, 59% $4,000 SUM. 1894, 5
@oggonS gemiitter Spot, $685.;
5000 Spot, 59% / @oggon Spot.
59%; I %. 90, 59B; 92S 9uitel
Spot, 593s.
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Dies lit Sire Wclcacnbeit

sur @riperUnng cine5 ntsSernen 5peb p6fr
pretiiodigen Saufe5 in gutter Gage.
ZOO pdnieraeuierte Cft.Siprfh.Huenne.
SeaueIl fir ale Gtrubenbabns9iniet. Seoe5
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SdBtt1 Ano Sunntaas Sur Snipettiun pffen.
6bae. v. 8nrbeffe,
tSepf5--) VT. IL, Eit,2erinstun,Sty.
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&leinc Mno arphc 1Sarmcn

bon $500 his 5i $4,000: gutter frrttbarer
Nonel; ibnne 9eliinoe .@egcnb: ausee5eibncier
Warif. Scrnet Nnlipiate 1c9cit geriHgc gtns
%sablina: Iei6te Scotiamnaei. Serinann e,ns
brnbupp. Wr. III, Npro.Gbarlcs. strahe, Valti.
more, U,o. Shitfsinricn bon uno mad gu.
ropa iino eberfnns bier 81 babcii.
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StcQcacIum

Gin I'M Ndrnlbuu tiidtig crfabrcuer iunuer
Widilit ans Nuliel. Seuiibluno. lueIdcr ifuIi
Gh Sabre IN ifdotiiher NerlpaIiunn ibIlig
mar. iirbt SteIluila iraero ipelder slrf. SfIer.
len bite an Sciirid 2icbrcdlt, 9ir. 2706, o.
Councils traRe, Su ridten. Q76-D
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NaB oItseiabIirte iinb pobI6efannte @ross
iino Neutrality-suspicious., bas ipdbrclio
Der Iesten SO Sabre bon benz berftorbenen Srtt.
Baird StooaerS in Sit. 22S, 9arf.slnenue be-
frtebeH ipuroe.
Minnic q. Muoacrs,
Sobn .. 9ioegerS,
Q5G-l gahInBuerpaItcr.
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Rlt fen:

Scines, groBes Sin1mer i'm 2. Stod
oes u&aine.@ ebGuoes," Nr. 413, Olt.
galtimorc'Str Na65uiragen bel 6.
Blaine, Office bes yScutidcn Gurrc-
Ipunbent." Q5O-)
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Baltimore Warftbcrihtc.

Baltimore, %. Sllnl 1907.
Mebl. - 3ufubr 1864 6Giier,
einihlieblif 1897 Safer 81 Occult.
Eoint mo 1923 6Giier 5u Canton.
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@ci5cn.- 3uinbr 700 9llid)cI =;
Scrianot BON oell Glepdtoren 2000
9uihcl; Glepntorcnporrotb 1SS,S27
@uihcl. GerfGufe: 5000 9li. Spot,
80; 5000 SuIi, 9113; 10000 SliIi
90.
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Sn %uerfauicn.


in ,Wr. GIG, Morn 'GnluertsS trale, priput,
nblte atildithi nut Soiicii. Neinc ~oditolcr, NJ.
bait eifics Frtontbunies. bon aiid)cn llieniilicu
an his Fnriors mo Shlniilubers WtDhcin. Snjt
rete D,niten mn Seppi6e; 6dur. nm Siicrs
more Diairaten. gniiicr HarlorzIifd itlIp
ShlatSitlnler:qlobc @d9Iid bon 10 bis 4 llDr.
G77-S3)
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gu permictbcm.


Sn ucrmiethcu:
Wiebrere %tnpblirtc 3imner iino in Pr. 1871,
Iorre't. Strahc, 9cgcrniber bonn Neinir.Aliarti
6l bcrinictfeit. 1t7-O
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Ot5beln fir s Simmer iir6 Saus biato Al
nerrniefben. 9iu65uiroecm In Der Siiirc sce
nfcnfidlen Gurreipuubcnt". G77-W
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Ser!angt Manner nnb 0nabcn.

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Stcacngeindc.


Stcncgcinh:
Sine cute &jd)in iudt cine GteIe. Man
Wilma MnNon9, Mr.. 1916, SHARP. Str.
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aus oen Glepatoren 5~uriifge5ogen
1858 Nuidcl; Glcputoren . Gorroib
2tL,Sl2 0uid)cl.
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sentihss neutrality-suspicious.. sir eau,

ItHlfWss Observation-Disclosures,
Inter Der Iufii6t Der nSeuti1en Sefeuidaft".
9teientaen, Die neutfGe Sanoperfer, 9rbeftsr
unb 9ienfthoten 5u beihdttieen miinf1en, tpols
zen lib perfbnlidb o6er In franiirten 9rlefeil ut
peH Iaenten Der @efe1fDaIt, Spbaun .. Wtcner,
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tpenoen. fpeI9er ufertgeItIid e~lu5imnft ertIeiieii
fuirs. Spretitlnben bon 1 bis 8 llbr.
(San27.1S).
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Wcrlanat:
Gin outer 6uoerldlItger .glnnn ais BARTENDER.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-17

left in suitable position until the animals
become used to its presence. Then Ran
il and his friends sally forth, take up
their dwelling in the little house, while a
servant watches for game through the
''porthole' windows. Any tiger drawing
near the place is promptly ''potted' by
the royal hunter waiting within.
The shooting box consists of a main
room with bath and lavatory adjoining
The main room is decorated in Queen
Anne style, with oak paneling and hand
some brackets for candles. Sofas which
may be converted into beds are finished
in rich green morocco. and there are writ
ing desks bridge tables and chairs for the
waiting hunters comfort and amusement
Rich curtains and rugs complete the lux
ury of the apartment.
The bath and lavatory are fitted up with
all the magnificence of similar apart
ments on a private yacht. The top of the
box is covered with an awning for roof
garden effect. while the whole house is
painted green to blend with the color of
the Jungle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-17
On the Weak Places In Our Financial System.

Last month l picked up me fav'rite
journal an read in it: TIL action iv
Piisidint Rosenfalt in not goin' to New
York an chopin Pierpont Morgan into
little pieces Is very disa pintirg TO his
NANNY admirers. 1t looks to us as though
he was in tn Fay " Wall sthreet.' This
mo-nin I see: Il is forchnit f'r this coun-
Ihry that in tn panic caus al among our
sinscless readers be tn wild an incindyary
rawlings " tn anrych:st iv tn White
House. wan man has been found to seize
tn hellum ~ state. 1t is needless to say
that We refer to our revered frind, Misther
Morgan. But he shud not be required to
carry tn entire burden on his manly
shoulders. This is no time fr our in
furyatcd subscribers to be swept away be
anything W. have said in the past TIL
money * tn country is safer in tn
bands il HE predatory ri:h thin in tn
liking o. tn clock We cal! upon our
j. lders who have been misled be tn
+ othines il IN dimmygogue ut Washing
ION to put back what they took out. an
say. ..Ex-ruse me- Nawthin' is so sinse-
less as Il sudden dislhrust ~ tn preedy-
tory classes In another column Will be
found an appeal in iliven languages firm
m gifted pan ~ a well-known capitalist
whose face will be recalled firm tn
pitcher We printed iv HIN last week jump
in on tn prcsthrate form iv Liberty
We corjaIy endorse al that our worthy
an pathriot;c fr.nd has 10 ?ay. We have
requested tn states attorney to suspind
tn prosecution iv this tai nted financier
till tn pres Mt small furry IS over
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-17
The Crooked Genesee.
1m the Livingston Democrat.

From the Livingston Democrat.
Do you ever stop to think what a
crooked old river the Genesee is? It Is
said that by way of the river it is twenty
eight miles from Geneseo to Mount Morris,
against six miles by the road. 1t runs
along the west side of the valley until
1t nearly strikes Piffard, then crosses the
valley to Geneseo, runs on the east side
about mile and a half, then turns and
runs back again nearly to the village of
Piffard. The two points at Piffard are
only about half a mile apart, but to fol-
low the course of the river from one point
to the other person would travel from
five to six miles. 1t is a crooked stream
all right enough.