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Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-11-22

In Russia pits for cock lighting are
unknown, but goose pits some sixty
years ago were common throughout that
mighty kingdom. The effect of TINS can
be seen today IN the geese which are
Indigenous to the country, the Arsamas
and the lula varieties particularly
showing TO a marked degree the fight
ing characters of their ancestors. The
Arsamas gander has "a bill which is en-
tirely different in form from that OF the
geese known in any other part OF the
world. This special structure enables
the bird to take a firm grip on the neck
or back OF its antagonist.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-11-22
ABERDEEN OFFERS REWARD
FOR ESCAPED PRISONERS

j. z. Plat, Secretary
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-09-04
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MEETING,
The old MocksvIIIe Road to be M%acadamIzed
JanItor for Court House,

The County Commissioners me-
in regular session at the Cour'
House, Monday, Sept. End, will
Messrs, Hartman, Current, Klutt,
and Harris present.
Ordered that the county taxes
on the Jones shows at Spencer
this week be remitted, as the
graded school shares in the re-
ceipts.
Ordered that the bonds of A. M
Rice, tax collector for Salisbury
township, and J. H. Krider, sheriff
be accepted and registered.
Ordered that Isham Davis, be
paid $13 per month as janitor for
court house and tc keep same in
good condition.
1t was ordered that the chair
man let a contract to macadamize,
as soon as possible, / mile on the
Old Mocksvllle road from the
Shober bridge out to the old Bar.
ker place, now known as Fairview.
The contract to be made at $1.75
per cubic yard, or the county will
furnish the rock at crusher and
pay 81. 90 for each running yard.
The road is to be 9 feet wide.
Wholesale liquor license was
granted to Geo. E. Payne, subject
to the city ordinances.
Mrs. Patterson, superintendent
of the county home, reported II
inmates, 9 white and 2 colored.
All i'll fairly good health.
Ordered that T. G. Linn, Theo.
F. Kluttz and w. l.. Harris be
appointed to examine the ten old
deed books and report what steps
should be taken regarding their
preservation.
Ordered that the petitioners
from Gold Hill township be al
lowed to open a road from near
Organ church to Rockwell at their
own expense.
A telephone line was allowed to
be erected from Rock to Faith.
The superintendent of roads in
Providence township was directed
to indict any Ii guilty of OBJ
%structing the public roads.
Albert Harris, of Scotch Irish
Township, was exempted from
road duty.
Supt. Carter, of chain gang
camp No. 1, reported 20 prisoners,
l white and 10 colored.
Supt. Hatley, Of chain gang
camp No. 2, reported 36 prisoners,
IL white and "a colored.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-09-04
STEVEN HOSPITAL OBTAINS NOToRIETY.
Was Lost For "a Hours, But Turns Up All
Right In Durham.

Steven Hospital is the name OF
a Hungarian lad whose age is
something less than seven years.
He was born in Phoenixville Hos
pital, Phoenixville, Pa, and
was so diminutive at birth that
his parents became Disguised and
left him in the hospital. He was
cared for by the matron, Miss
Curtiss, wrapped in cotton and
kept in an incubator for months,
but he thrived and has remained
at the hospital going by the name
of Steven. His real name being
so nigh unpronouncahle that it
was dropped and the common
noun, hospital, was, as he was,
adopted by the institution, be-
came his by common consent. A
few months ago it was thought a
fresh air outing would benefit the
little fellow, so as Miss Blanche
Finger, came south on her sum-
mer vacation Steven was brought
along. Miss Lois Stewart, of
Salisbury, who has been at the
hospital for about three years tax
ing a course as a trained nurse,
spent a portion of last month here
visiting friends and relatives and
was to return Saturday night.
Steven was therefore sent down
from Hickory to return with Miss
Stewart, but upon his arrival here
was not observed in the crowd
that got off the Western train.
He, however, did-get off, walked
across the yard, climbed into a
coach on northbound train No. 30
and landed in Durham. To inter-
ested irquirers he gave his name
as Steven Hospital and talked
hospital until he was taken to the
Watts Hospital and nicely cared
for by a nurse whose name was
Miss Stewart. Steven having
been given a roll of music to de-
liver to Miss Lois Stewart upon
which her name was written.
Well, Steven remained lost to his
friends. kilograms and phone
messages were sent in every direc-
tion, the police notified, a notice
was published in the Charlotte
Observer, and by the way we be-
lieve that was responsible for his
early return, and notices read in
the churches here Sunday, but
Stevens whereabouts remained a
mystery until a telegram was re-
ceived from Durham telling of a
strange boys arrival there. Com
munication revealed his identity.
He was then brought to Salisbury
by a railroad detective, had sup
per and, in company with Miss
Stewart, returned to his home in
the hospital at Phoeni1ville, Pa.
So Steven had things going some
what for his age. He is a bright
little fellow and will be heard
from again some day.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-09-04
Death Of Mrs. Esther CorI.

Mrs. Esther Corl, wife of the
late J. NJ. Corl, died at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. A. G. Nc
Connaughey, Saturday evening.
Mrs. Corl was 81 years old and
leaves four daughters, Mrs. Nc
Connaughey, Mrs. J. M. O. Rimer,
of China Grove, Mrs. A. H. Moose
and Mrs. j. M. B. Crimminger.
The funeral was conducted Sun
day morning by Rev. E, K. Nc
Larty of the First Methodist
church and her remains were in
tered at Ebenezer church, IL
miles from Salisbury.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-09-04

who had the gun he killed his
father with and waited In the
thicket with murder in his heart,
for his brotber-ln-law to come up.
A good deal of contradictory evi.
dence was given concerning the
point as to whether Overcast was
armed.
The case went to the jury FRI
day evening after splendid
speeches by State Senator White
head Klattz and Solicitor Ham
mer. The first ballot stood two
for murder in the first degree,
eight for murder in the second
degree and two for manslaughter,
but murder in the second degree
was finally reached and the jury
after beil.g out all night rendered
its verdict Saturday morning
about $50.
Upon hearing the verdict Judge
Justice stated that he would be
merciful to the prisoner, but that
he would not interfere with the
decision of the jury, and, that he
had never heard SO much perjury
as was committed concerning the
question of Overcash's being
armed. His sentence was fix e
at a term of ten years in the pen
J: I. Lee, chief of the South
ern's civil engineers is in Sails
bury making arrangements to la,
tracks for use to and from tn
fair grounds during fair week.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-09-04

Crawford Beaver, who WAS
stricken with paralysis two weeks
ago, is yet alive but remains UNI
conscious.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-09-04

Constipation deranges more
lives with nervousness than any
other abnormal condition.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1907-12-28
ADJUSTMENTS.


The dearth of suitable chorus girls
is one Of the most perplexing prob
lens which producers of musical COM
edies and spectacles have to face in
putting on their production to best
advantage and are often forced to un-
usual methods and expense to recruit
their companies in this respect. To
secure large number Of girls who
are good to look upon and are vocal
lists and capable Of being taught to
dance, as we'll as sing, and whose re-
quirements are equal height and
weight with the necessary physique,
the difficulty is almost unsurmount-
able. For the "Broilers" in THE
Royal Chef" eighteen young ladies
are required, each ,member being five
feet in height and weighing exactly
10 pounds, with waist measurement
the ankle, equally divided between
pronounced blondes and brunettes, the
age limit being %, all Of which is es-
sential to make "Broiler." OF this
number only six could be found in pro-
fessional ranks to meet these require
ments. The general stage director Of
'7The Chef" finding the New Yorw
field far from a fertile one, estab-
lished recruiting stations in Boston,
Pittsburg, Philadelphia, Chicago and
ST. Louis, inserting in the local news
paper want columns, advertisements
inviting young ladies' applications.
Among the thousands of applications,
fifty were finally chosen for trial and
from this number was selected twelve
to complete the "Broilers." 1t took
nearly three months steady rehearsals
to perfect them. In, the various evolu-
tons and intricate dance movements,
that have made the "Broilers" the
bright particular hit they undoubtedly
are. The act is not easy to- copy. and
would have many limitations were it
not for the time,s trouble and expense
in producing, one fact by the way,
| never included in 1.-THE Royal Chefs
management. Laughing al expense
and earnestly desiring to please is
one motto that repays. At the Ly-
| ceum New Years matinee and night
Mack-Leone Company will appear in
Nat Goodwin's famous comedy "The
Humbug" opening Sunday matinee
Dec. 20, continuing Dec. 80 and 81.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1907-12-28

Mack Leone Company will appear in
Nat Goodwin's famous comedy 1.-THE
Humbug" opening Sunday matinee,
Dec. 20, continuing Dec. 30 and 81.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1907-12-28

each. He was charged with coerc-
ing two employees of the Globe Up
holstering company into verbal
agreement not to join a labor union
as a condition of their continuing in
his employ.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1907-12-28

Mr.. Union MAN. Notify your groc
er that the Bell Phone is Unfair.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1907-12-28

Mr.. Union Man:-N otify your retail
liquor dealer that the Bell Phone is
Unfair.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1907-12-28

Mr.. Union Man:-Notify your barber
that the Bell Phone is Unfair.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1907-12-28
A HAPPY NEW YEAR.

written for the Labor WORLDLY
Kcr young and aged, grave and gay,
Each In his own appointed way.
For all whose lives are free from care,
And those woo grievous burdens bear.
For thos7 VINO neither toll nor spin,
And those VINO lose and those who win,
We wish a happy New Year.
For those WHO suffer grief and pain
Whose labor seems to them in vain,
For those who daily give command
And hoard the riches of The land
For everyone the world around,
Where Christian faith and love are
found,
We wish a. happy New Year.
May faith and hope and charity,
The motto of this new year be, $685.
That future years with us may find
Sweet brotherhood among mankind;
For saint and sinner, friend and foe
IS far a., k illness may so, ...-.-.
We wish a happy New Year. IT,,
MARGARET SCOTT HALL
Kirkwood, Ga. = 49, :~.:
Postscript BY labor. World to It's
Readers. - .-.:- .
We hope the old year may have added
TO your Joys and l., your pleasures and and
Or If the old year has deceived YOU
The new one Will make you
amends. :. i. \, 81 , -. IT, r..
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-13
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-13
RUBBER TAPPING

The following may be Of especial
interest to Honolulu I'M regard to the
experiments that have been going on
lately in the tapping of rubber trees:
Various experiments have been car.
ried out during the last few years IN
Ceylon and Malaga to determine the
most satisfactory and economical
method of tapping rubber trees. Dur
ing 1906 groups of 40 trees were
tapped. mornings only, on single and
full hcrringbonc methods, during 25
days. In groups Of single cuts ,216
end 1923 fluid ounces of latex we're
obtained; In the full clearinghouse l..
703 and 1916, and 1885 ounces Of Ia
tex we're obtained, giving a total of
154 pounds of dry rubber, The trees
averaged 1874 and SO 3-4 inches.
There was a period of rest Of four
months given the trees. and the aver.
age gross yield per tree was pounds
and i3-i ounces.
In a trial Of spiral tapping on a
lIct EuinlHb TX lHtHsS, lIDIH lHe
frstperiod tapping SOL fluid ounces OF
latex was obtained, giving Q pounds
of rubber; from the second-perod
tapping. one month later. 433 ounces
Of latex gave only 4 pounds and Is
ounces Of rubber. II can not he too
strongly pointed out that too frequent
or prolonged tapping is injurious and
only produces inferior rubber In
Brazil rubber trees are only tapped
for one period Of the year. doubtless
owing 10 Tie country being flooded
The long Interval Of rest may repre-
gent well-matured or well.oxidized
caoutchouc, and partly explains the
preference for Brazilian rubber.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-13
DOOLEY TELLS WHAT TO DO WITH Roosevelt T

fus how they live as 1t does to thin
how we live. They're goin' an we're
comm, an they ought to investigate
an find out tn reason why. | sup
pose they don't have to go to school
to larn how to bite something that
they dislike so much they want to
eat It, If had to bring up a flock iv
wild childher in Ar.rchey Road,
wuddont much care what they larned
about III thrue habits iv tn elk o.
tn chambok, but I'd teach thin what
cud Nv tn habits, the lairs, an tn
bite iv th' polisman on tn beat"
well said Mr.. Hennessy "Tiddy
Rosenfelt is right. A fellow that
writes books FIR childher ought to
write tn truth"
9TH little preciouses wudden't read
Thin" said Mr. Dooley. "Annyhow,
tn truth is a tough boss In lithra-
choor. He don't pay even boord wag.
es, an If ye go to wurruk f'r him ye
want to have a job on tn side"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-13

they wud. want these here darlngs
10 know tn blessed truth, tn sOftenin'
on beautiful truth that tn on'y way
fr wolf TO kill bear Is to disem.
bowel thin There Is no other way.
tn wolf springs at his prey, an with
wan terrific lunch prizes him open. No
wolf cud kill bear tn way William
j. Long " Stanford has described. A
bear has tn strongest throat " amy
Crather In tn wuriuld barrin' Till
man Why, / wud hate TO have to
stbrangle bear. | did wanst, but
had writer's cramp f'r months af.
therward.
AN that settles It. Firm now on
so can get amy wan y these here ma
lure writer's be calm up four iiven
eight -, Bucna Park. TIL wild ami
miles can go back to their daily life
" dom tn best they can an tn worst
they can. which Is tn same thing
with thin. manin' get what ye want
10 eat an 80 TO sleep with ye're
clothes on But some wan ought to
lring out a new nature story. I've
thought " chapter twinty-eight:
with wan blow ~ his pen he laid
low. but not much lower, Orpheus l..
Jubb tn wcll.known minichure pain.
ter who has taken up nature study.
with another he disembOwcllcd tn
RiV'rend Doctor Aleck Cuff, who re-
fired firm tn Uniycrsaist Church be.
cause he cud not subscribe to their
becjOus doctrines about tn future
life, an wrote his cillybrated book on
swiId animileg ~ tn West firm a
Brooklyn car window. II took ony a
moment f'r him to innict mortal
wound on Seton.Thompsons kodak.
An Tiddy R0scnfelt stood alone in tn
rrimeval forest Suddenly there was
sound In tn bushes. He loaded his
pen, an thin give q gasp Nv relief.
fr down tn glade come his thrusted
ally, John Burroughs. lcadin' captive
IN pair " wild white mice that had
10 long preycd on tn country
AN there yc ARE, HinniSSy. In
me heart I'm glad these neefaryous
plots " william ]. Long an others
Lave been defeated Tn man that
tells ye're blessed childher that tn
way wild goat kills an owl is be
ptctitidin' to be an alarm clock, Is an
undesirable citizen. He ought TO be
put in an aquarium. But take 1t day
IN an dag out an william J. Long
won't give amy information to ye'er
son Packy that1l deceive him much.
tn number ~ caTyboo, deers, hippy-
polamuses, allygators. an mnsk0xes
that come down ~ Arrchy Road IN.
~ c00rae ~ n year wudden't make
aDnywan buy a bow an arrow. It
don't make near as much difference TO
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-13

pr 5lde rs Ibore, WIN IT, slime nm
6Gz6 ARRANGED BE- lindor DHWB IH h0
VII nos rotaiH Thoy viii meet, but
lIag VIII miss hlm, thoro viii bo wan
YHeAnt mir,
"Well, Blr, inst ~ IA got 10 IT,
fllHo " mind win I'm thinBin "
GfhlH mt RlGdmy iG0hiH' alligator
IN IN parh ~ sDl1d ~ nYeDin' Win
No, 6lCug comes 'riddy ltosoDrelt an
eb9e lberes nawlhin' IN w. tt's hard
0l il' b0yH 1boys Tro dom IN boRl
iley GalL " eaH't expGet an author
~ laY0 ~ comfortable nat an 10
three ~ rody thousand mites 10 lain
whether NJ bagp " his little l0go
sl0fy D1rdhefs his UaGlG bG btlin him
fb6fl ~ oar 6r b. fellin' him with a
BAR NolsOn M bammof,l6ek. Why
should be7 Who wa feed NJ g0Gi1
fai Whilu ho Was g0ne7 M, sir, he
a6eB jilsl 1gbL lnsload " yGnlurih'
mo ~ WINS On DraDs bei1' 81 10
be Wab " bis fayftg Gb1raektors, he
eallH ~ sGWn ten M fGast, jabs bis
feh INTO NJ inbWall, M writes, we.
liry WaH NOT l6jg N M arasp " IT.
Wtale Haf1fG BE- Gud raYlnH 10 bic
bnr6W fGsky Blo0sWd had solzod
lin be ~ lUi ~ dashod he brains
at afaih q rock win u leap IN m
dif ~ b0ld WGif DHi NJ r00t q e0yey
" HHsbfdls, di0se oVil goj6r8 " for.
iGhf lbai HfFG aoaH bGynd' over lyry
aHiGdle ballieGGd. Wa1 blow " bic
pga brGte w. baok " ~ bHrai6
WIN anGlhor H. eHshed q H06slb.
fGHs saee beb NJ w8h8i N mort
gtfeaebef0ns ~ ~ b1fdiest " ~
beaBls " NJ Wild taraiyzed b. M
bGldBass " IT, wolf. NJ camel an NJ
aHt Ged frm IT. scene " havoc, ~
" fhoif WGhl M thdt remained "
his i1ibios mn WaB NJ c6W, WHEN
daGed hin frW ne branches " n
Dine teo m Deltod hin Win NJ
bt16sfhfdBs rfGft " ilis efliybraled
giaAktabie, H6W, N rs wal k16wh
INT bGweVef 6YaB tjey maY BE- IN "
bGGfdiH' muse, ~ WOW N 10 match
~ y run N n tree, But liiis was no
5fdbihary WGif NJ be- heerd ~ l6W
erY " his iuat6 h. W8s inG6Wod with
NJ sibrebelb " n thousand pla1y
m9Vefs, WIN q kest1re " lHba-
hetee be- shed hls emit, " II was
HDfi1e, obii1beF, ah' b. sbnd'ye born
mgfe e8Fefu, be sb6d ne e6at. swlft
ig ellmbed NJ iffe m b0ldtv a1v9uo.
~ IN NJ fGo tiis ibiUg rive lbJi1W
efG#l ~ ifs bmed tbrtbe How MN.
w n TINE haVe I beefd II fl EDale.
wg6d 6B' ebhddegpd vim felf BHI
~ d4miiba8 rusty ahsWofa1 mex
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W. Wiid Woif bis vino aee0mDaDyih'
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-13

bono. win wan spring tn intrepid
80lf spraDg OF bis lnlmy, Sho thrlcd
TO aink her yonOmotiS fDngB into hi5
wshb0no, bul WITH incrcduI0uB sWlgt.
neBa I'D bacbhoeled an uppcrc1t her,
bwlmR lofl 10 body on right TO point
Nv jaw, an' Win wan lost grnlacc "
defiance ~ gr.rGlt bulk " III mon.
Bthn foll tn thousand rccl into IN
roaIn lJToni nn took III count,
fusty ioerd u goG love note " hl8
Uale. mo was oatln' ~ Wialc, IIo
haBlllg do5cinded m so poace como
10 IT, iunglo'
"fhat sounds all right 10 mo I Ike
10 SOC IT, best man or ~ best ani.
mite VIII. Nm ! want 10 see him win
good II W1ddo1t ,tlp/ mo story 10
'eli about TuBky golD home WITH wan
oar gone M his eye bl1rBcd, an tell.
m his wirc inst he'd Just about man.
6Rod 10 PIT wan over chat stopped IN.
other wOlr That'B what usually
bappoDs 40 this way, m II AIM very
AGOd roadlB'. Whom I want 10 tell a
El0py ttal1l lutltreH mo fi1BdB give
II 10 lbinl ROOd. win ! described
We fay'tllc hayr6, Dock Ii0aGoHy. /
ten about him fhr0wiD' wan man out
J, IT, wiDdOw an usin' another ~ u
cl1b ~ bate ~ reinalnln' Twelve into
BubWiB8iOD B1t II had ~ swear ~
II, m was1'f on good terms WITH ~
image, wDddaHt Hay ihat I iVer zee
Book IlagRoriY lick moro iliB wan
maD NJ time. At q time, mind &C.
W. might lal,o care " y procession "
JGFr6ggt B1t he'd be- IN thrGDblc
WITH q couple " mlmberB " tn Elb.
leal culture sOeiety that came 10
lin ~ NJ same moment N iyer
moro thin van conner o. wa1st,' says
~ JjDeb, Jm licked, be- saya
mt tb1t alnt what I toll late NJ
mgtt M n alh't glat I want 10
fead ~ bet # 1ln't. n I wlnt over
n q book store ~ blew IN mo good
iblnYHino clDtg r. a dolIaran,ahalf
hook, ~ want some Find " hayro
INST I Diyer soe around these e0rnors.
IN host day iyer know JawH l.. 81C
Ivan had little something 0D me.
! Won't say II was much, bit nov thst
We'fe BON retired, ri my that I'm
Aiad ! Diyof challenged him. BOT I
wrddobt lo0k ~ . hook, IN wa.
deGt anhywaY, bat I Wuddcnt Jet
ild4aB tell me about q bayr0 ibm
cnddoB'i Wo1r an GyercOai an rubber
bG0ts, haze van arm done 40 IN u
tIbg ~ something ~ matiber win
~ other, bl1e speeiacjea On tis eycs,
q piHg hai Dn hig head. ~ auiooncc
ihfGWiW bHckg ~ hin, 90 ~ referee
Esin' cfDsHcni aaW OB hls neck. on
liln make fw0 bgBdberd m Gny
avn l.. sulilyabs cstabligh IT, nov
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-13

record f'r III leap through tn window
Whln ! want u hayro, want a good
wan. don't care whether us q wolf
g gotef, or President II al comes
TO tn same thing whether It's llo
gan'g frind, tn Wolf that he's been
lalkln' about fr n year, or that Other
old ifind " bis that he used to talk
about what dye call hlm?- ali
where's me mind goin'? Ivanhoe.
"I}ut 1lddy H0soHfoIt don't feel
that way about II. Hos called down
tblln nature writer's just IN same way
ho'd call inc down II whit befurc tn
6lti grade 1T III Brothers school an
told thin what ! thought wud Interest
thin about Dock IIgggcrty, VIVA,
docs he say? III tell yc i do not
wish 10 be harsh, says he, but If |
wanted 10 cbarackierizc those here
nature writer's, ! Wud use much
shorter an uglier wurrud thin liar, II
] cud think ~ wan, which / cannot
Ye take, fr example, WbatS-hiS-
name Has this man iycr been out.
side ~ 81 aUary? / doubt #. Here
be has guinea pig KILN a poosc
bG bllin' II IN III car Now II IA nor.
lOryO1s 10 amy love " 'tb' wilds, an.
ny man With f0hdness f'r these mo.
Darcbg " lb' forests that no moose
can be bilt be wound IN IN ear
rave shot q thousand IN ~ car with
no bad oGocts beyond possibly max
m fbim hard " heafIn.
"1lcrc rs . book bcrurc me be wan
" tiegc alleged nature writer's. This
" u man whose name Us 9 household
wurud IN Connecticut. IFS books arc
used IN ~ schools An what does
his man, who got his knowledge "
Wild beagts apparently firm mistreat'
~ hens r. III pip, say, what is his
message 10 NJ little babblin' childher
" Connecticut? II II thin that rye
got 10 lllnk w. Instead " tellln
min H. blcssod truth. instead ~ lead.
~ fblm ~ bo tburly CbfWyan teach.
~ p ~ ~ HU'IIbIBlhUnlH " "IuI ~
right an what h idecl IN lifc, he poi.
sons their innocent minds with tn
malicious, prcmedltatcd falschood- i
cant think " an ugller or shorter
Wurtmd tbal wud go with prcmedltat.
~ that NJ wolf Kills III grizzly bear
b. mHkln' ~ bldyous fabgs into tn
fapib tbr0nt " It's prey. How can
honest citizens an good women be
brought 49, on such lnfanyous doc
nrlBc7 Fupposin' q bear sbud attack
Connecticut. ~ III bells sbud ring r.
~ citizens 10 rice. an these little
da1iGes shud follow This false pfoph
~ on ruD ont IN their nighiies an
lbrg 10 lcap at hig throat Wuddent
~ be8r BE- surprised? Wuddont The
little Infants be surprised? Ye bet