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with great confidence and admiracf5@'
He has been in congress a long tim
and should the democrats come int
power in the lower house he woula
be chairman Of very important com.
mlttee
"Mr Brantley IS heard from ON q.
important questions and bis advice +
2uot only REGARDED by his consiltuca'
but IS excepted generally By The o..
legation. In fact. should the Hon Joh
Sharp wnliama be promoted g 4
United states senate, Mr. Brantiey
looked upon as one Of the possio
titles as minority loader Of cpnyres
OF aa one day being speaker p
.huusc The new Eleventh diatr'e'
fortunate in always having sad rea
eeutaiives like Henry G Turter
William G Brantey They have to'
lowed the rule Of keeping good mas
in once. for each year that he stag
there his experience broaaens, am
his capacity ripens He Is is pow
for good and Tor usefulness-sovaa
nah Press.
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CorrJA pondsnee solicited, but TO re-
ceiv@ attention letters must be az
con panied by responsible name, MOI
Tor publication. but az guarantee
good faith.
Rejected communications will
returned II accompanied by postage.
Remittance should be made by pos
,sl cote, check. money order or regis
ersd letter Address
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Jimmy Britt, the able young fight
ar. has signed for a fight with Joe
Cans. the negro He will probably
get q mahogany Anlsh--just what ht
deserves
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When a horse Is 50 overworked

When a horse Is so oyerworked
lies down and in other WAYS declares
its inability to so furthor. you wou,
consider it criminal to use force.
Many man Of humane impuls
who would MT willingly harm d "a
ten. Is guilty Of cruelty where his owu
stom ch is concerned Overdriven.
oSerN orAed. wien what It needs
something that will digest the foo.
eaten and help the stomach 10 recu.
perate. Something Ike Kodol For Dy !
pepsia that is sold by an druggists
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-27

Lets see. II we recall. the last five
members Of council we're elected on a
platform committed to the municipal
ownership of public utilities win
the public please drive a peg right
there
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Mayor symons is making II prott9
tough for trtmps THESE days and tho
weary willies' seeking soft bertha
anu ucurer move % 60 so>..~ .,ahar
spot.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-27

The year Of 1907 has done one good
ting anyway Il has silenced Par.
son Broughtou and reired Ma,Gr
Woodward. Of Atlanta. TO The more re.
mote wallis OF private citizenship
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sIxt

II begins to look Ike Teddy vii
have TO put on a bonus before ae vii
ever be able to ge5 anybody to stich
10 Tho Job Of dig. dif, dig the paua
ma canal
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The president is to start the nation
al shooting contest OFT IN Charleston
by firing Oft rifle, lie ought to be
liz good firing trim after ali the sol
dicrs he fired lately.
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The Savannah Press says the city Oh
Savannah furnished half the corgo for
the first trip Of tae steamer Bruins
wick to Havana Specification
please.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-27

Senator DRYDEN says he did not Of.
fer TO brlbo that member Of the New
Jersey senate into voting for him.
The member is dead 81 q left dying
statement that he did Refer me
whole matter to the Hague,
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The stock market quotes swettcn.
ham az a decidedly of figure these
days
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Prof Kibble wants to rid Bruins
wick of all tne mosquitoes How about
some Of the "gnats. can you Go the
stunt on that Prof?
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-27

The esteemed Congressional Record
IS about the warmest exchange that
reaches our office.
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Atlanta has always been warm
friend Of Brunswick. as well in adver.
si;y as prosperity. and our people ap.
preciate the kindly eXprea gi00s now
coming from her press upon tn wave
Of progress and growth row d our
midst
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The members Of TIE Iu,c- At C,m.
merce Commission are lucn, They
had their salaries increased by fifty
and now they are having R
N lunl5et all over The country Tn
aul is good % eegss,l - ~,
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Is quickly relieved and promptly cure,
BY Or Dnmmond's Tightening
Remedies. The inlernal remedy ia
pleaean. to take. acts immediately
and IS fer rheuma -ism only In ali II
,orturlng forms. The external pre-.
paration restores stiff Joints, drawn
cords and hardened muscles.
your druggist has not these remedies
In stock do moi take anything else
Send 81 70 the Drummond Medicine
Co, New York and the fall treatment
OF two large bottles WIN be sent
your express address Agents wsutsa
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Evelyn Nesbit must ind herself out
OF lace IN the company Of the sweet
and refined sisters OF Harry Thaw
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NvsleSAef discOntlnuancs Of Ads
and sub pcIptions must be made t
business 5fFios In writing.
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hsndio TIE best line ur urs goo1.
Ia the city. Do not be fooled
"sluess opponents ~ho fry To +en
Gu different Cost and le co.4,4.c
cd. Sig LsvisoA.
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Every late wriakle IN style, but
not Urlukle ia tho 81 s ne saocs
5r0n Peersun s.
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Theodore, the writer ought TO So
down in history AZ ris@.ntay. me-
sent another messa.;e 10 c@grtss yes
terday
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FOR RENT--%iceb furnished roams
to let with use OF bath Apply at
No los Reynolds street. second house
above postonice
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FOUND.-Shotgun. comparatively now
Owner can have same by describing
property and paving for this al CAR
nj the News Office
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FOR SALE.-Wtll sell second hand
buggy and harness j A. Butts
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ONE CENT 4 MQRl
WANTED.

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WANTED Table board in private
family Address T.. box 15l
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WANTHD-Twenty-fiye young ladies'
az AleClure's Ten-Cent Store. Apply
Friday morning at 1886 O'clock
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FOR RENT. Two furnished we'd
rooms modern cp3 l,eacee. piscos
reasonable Apply ut -09 Hove
street
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W WANTED Young lady to do genera
sten0gr1phic ana tvprwrltiEE wurN
Address Lumber care News
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THE BRUNSWICK NEWS

PUBLISHED DAILY BY
rnE NEWS PUBLISHING COMPANY
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-27

That seismic shock eNpestaac'A b"
Governor swettenaam WIN have moth
inn to do with tn diplomatic one
now awitlng him
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CLARENCE Il. LEAVY, EdIto7 sns
Manager.
LOUIS }. LEAVY, Jrp City e flor.
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entered at the Brunswick. Ca. post
oalce AZ second cbss mail mattse
New-York tribune., 1907-10-20

This Zeppelin airship. which recently traversed
distance of 220 miles over Lake Constance,
has authenticated speed record Of 33l2 miles
an hour. and is reported to have attained
speed Of 3S miles. 1t holds the record for air
ships The gas bag is spread over an alumi-
frame. which keeps it distended IN perfect
shape when the pressure Of the gas is reduced
by change in the temperature of the sur
teen compartments.
Two other airshIps are tied for the second
place in the matter of speed. They are the
collap3ible ship designed by Major Won Parseval
Of Germany. and La Patrie, the Lebaudy model
which has been accepted by the French gov
ernment. These ships have attained a speed
of thirtythree miles hour. The former has
also been adopted by the German government
because OF its adap;ability to field service Tn
like the Zeppelin airship, with its aluminium
frame. it can be transported, car motor, bag,
everything on a tWo-horse wagon. La Patre
Is said TO be almost perfect in the ability to be
steered in any direction. The French govern
ment is building five airships after this design.
The motors of the Weman airshp were de-
signed TO propel it at a rate not to exceed hf-
teen miles an hour in perfectly windess
weather
The chief flaw in the airship apparently is
that in strong wind it resolves itself into a
mere balloon. A head wind of fourteen miles an
hour is too strong for any of them to manGuvre
in Being unable to push itself against wind
blowing at velocity greater than the speed at
which the airshps motors are capable OF driv-
ing It when there Is no wind there are times
New-York tribune., 1907-10-20

when II must remain mOtionless in the air or
drift with the current. This opens the door foE
the invention of flying machine which can
slide upon the wind with little effort
There IS something in the idea Of flying like
a bird" that appeals TO the adventurous In men.
1t is not impossible that the name of the in
ventor of "A practical flying machine would oc-
cupy a place on the pages of history beside
those Of Fulton and Stephenson. Already three
flying machines have actually moved through
the air for an appreciable distance. Santos
Dumont who won the DcutsCh prize a Few years
ago by driving a dirigible balloon three and
onc-haf miles TO the Ein"l Tower, steering
around II and returning to the starting point IN
the space OF half an hour. has driven an aero
plane through the air for nearly eight hundred
feet. A few days ago a dispatch dated at Paris
said that tie Farman aeroplane had flown
distance of 80 yards attaining a height OF
twenty-five feet. These records seem insignif-
cant when compared with that said 70 have been
made by the Wright brothers. OF Dayton, ohio,
who have. II is asserted been able by means Of
aeroplane of secret design TO ny a distance Of
twenty-four miles at a rate OF thirty-eight miles
New-York tribune., 1907-10-20

an hour. the best speed attained by any aerial
craft propelled by motor. The Wright ma
chine has been sailed. II is declared. in circles
and in straight lines. Just what the device is
which gives it its advantage over other aero
planes Is not y,t made public. 1t is supposed
70 be- some automatic balancing mechanism
which helps TO keep the planes in proper posi-
ton regardless Of the force and direction of the
wind. Tie Wrigh;s assert that speed of sixty
miles an hour can he reached ana that at the
present time practicable ana durable flyer can
te huiit that viii carry man and supplies for
\ five hundred mile flight at 4 speed Of fifty
miles @u hour.
Students OF tho subject of flying machines REQ
oguze t!uce possible lines Of Development The
first is mat Of soaring after the manner of the
eagle a Illustrated in the Icropl;tnc Machines
built on this principle depend upon horizontal
planes shaped and So as To have a lifting
tendency similar TO that OF the kite. \ curious
thing abogt the ueropIauc discovered by Pro
fessor Langley was tLat this kind OF a machine
would require less power for rapid flight than
for low speed. This is different from the lawn
Continued On eighth pnEc.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-20

TROPHY FOR CONTESTS.
This silver cup, valued at $500,
has been offered BY The
Scientific American"
New-York tribune., 1907-10-20

Continued On eighth pnEc.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-09
WANTS TO KNOW
OF AGRICULTURAL BOARD
MORE OF VETERINARY

Representative s. =. Corrca was Ia
u questioning mood this morning aud
propounded the following questions TO
the Board OF Agriculture and Forestry.
I. IL Dr. J. C. Fitzgerald, V. s., an
employee OF the Board Of Agriculture
VI present? If so. state by whom APP
pointed. account Of salary and duties,
" any.
.. Is Dr. Fitzgerald an American
citizen. and was he at the time OF his
appointment
3. State how many visits Dr. '. A..
NOrgaard has made to ranches and
plantations on islands other than
Oahu?
4. State number of times each plan
tation and ranch was visited. giving
names of plantations and ranches, also
dates of each and every visit.
). Were all these visits official and
by order of the Board?
C. by whom were his expenses paid?
T. Were any OF the visits made at
the request of an individual member of
,he Board?
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-09
EASTER At WA|AlUKU


Wailuku. Maui, April 6.-Easter
services were well attended in all the
churches In Waiuku. The Roman
Catholic church was crowded to its
capacity and special Easter music was
rendered by the choir. The little
church of the Good Shepherd was
most eNquisitely decorated with ported
ferns and palms and spotless Gala
lilies from Mrs. j. II. RaymOnd's Ulu-
palakua home. Rev Canon WIN. Ault
preached q special Easter sermon taken
from II Tim. l:iO: Our Savior Christ
Hath Abolished Death" A special
quartet sang very effectively the an
them we ChOirs of New Jerusalem. -
The quartet was composed of Mrs.
Bucck lsOpranOl. Mrs. FantOm (altol.
Roy. Ault UenorD. and Mr. VIM.
Lpuher lbassOl. G. w Iufkin played
soft accompaniment on his cOrnet
during the singing Of the hymns. The
church was filed almost to overflow
ing. The offertory amounted to $3.50
which will go towards wiping out the
debt of the pastors house.
During the evening. Rev. X. II.
Dodge delivered an Easter sermon at
the Foreign Union Church which was
very largely attended.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-09
PICTURED LECTURE
AT ST. LOUIS COLLEGE

The illustrated lecture on Rome"
given at the st. Louis College hall
last night was very impressive, made
more so by the additional services of
stereopticon views thrown upon a
large screen and illustrating each fea-
turc Of the lecture In vivid colors as
the lecturer. DR.. Charles A. Payne,
proceeded.
The lecturer. who was in San Fran
cisco at the time when earthquake
and fire destroyed that city, prefaced
the lecture proper with some views of
the aforementioned city before. at
the time of conilagration and after
the disaster.
These were followed by views of
ancient Rome. accompanied by an in
structive lecture. and told simple
everyday logic that could be under
stood and enjoyed by all.
For the limited space of time be-
tween announcement and lecture, the
crowd which attended was wonderful.
Jas. l.. Holt, president of st. Louis
Alumni Association. assisted by Man
uel Cook, VIM. Ellis. J. A. Thompson
and Chas. X Rose, received the guests
at the hall-door and conducted them
to seats.
During the lecture Bro. Francis
rendered appropriate music.
President Holt stated that II the
Sierra did not arrive before Saturday
night Dr. Payne would repeat tn,
lecture at the Opera House or at the
College.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-09
ANOTHER EXECUTIVE
OFFICER IN VIEW

Representative Rawlns introduced u
bill In the House today reorgani2ins
the Board OF Commissioners of Agri-
culture and Forestry. 1t passed first
reading.
The feature Of the bill Is the pro-
yiding of Il job for somebody, II being
specified that the president Of the
board shall receive such pay as may
be authorized by the Legislature. The
president assumes the duties and pow
ers now vested in the Superintendent
of Public Works, and he becomes tho
executive officer Of the Board.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-09
$4,000 INCREASE
IN FINES OF
PAST THREE MONTHS

County sheriff laukca IL hard at
work preparing his first quarterly re-
port for submissiOn to the Board Of
Supervisors The report will he u very
complete one and should be very inter-
csting reading An unexpected Iact
which will be found is that there were
loss arrests made Tor gambling In the
first three months OF the present year
than for the corresponding period of
last year There were, however, %
more convictions obtained.
The report will also snow that the
increase of fines and costs imposed up
on conviction is SO per cent or $4,000
greater for the last three months than
Il was for the first three months of
1906.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-09
Prescribed and Endorsed
by a Temperance Doctor

DIR. I. y. Palmer, Rives,
Tenn, heartily endorses
Duffy's Pure Malt Whis-
key, the great remover of
youth.
DR.. Palmer, who IS a
strong temperance man,
praises Duffy's Pure Malt
Whiskey as a medicine
and for medical use only"
He writes:
Il indorse Duffy's Pure Malt
Whiskey as a medicine and for med
ical use and for nothing else. l
oppose intemperance and favor all
laws that tend toward the suppress
sion of drunkenness. IT. p. Pal
mer, NJ. d Rives Tenn, Aug. 8,
1906.
{ doctors throughout the United States, who
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-09
The BUSINESS MANS HANDY ,

The BUSINESS MANS HANDY IN
oEx, published In the Saturday BulIe
a., and the Weekly Edition, gives .
canelse ana eompIers resume Of all L.
GAL notices, calls for tenders, juds.
tnents. building permits and real GO
tate trafkactlons. Evening Bulletin
75& per month. Weekly Bulletin
81, per year.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-09
Full TIME SERVICE
EXPECTED OF TEACHERS
IN PUBLIC sch D0LS
Commissioners Of Public Instruction
Outline Policy on Leave Of Alb.
sence--0ther Business
Transacted

lrdnsaCleu
The Commissioner Of Public In
struction at their session Yesterday .
settled the much-veXod question of
the pr.ncipalship Of the Lahaina .
school and laid down general rule .
against promiscuously granting leave .
of absence except under most extra .
ordinary circumstance.
The principals place at Lahaina /
was not an easy one to IN. Mrs 1
Cannon had been appointed temper /.
arily to fill out the term just closed. |
Miss Hadley was appointed by the
Board superintendent IIabbitt noting
his dissension, for the coming term. F.
which closes the school year. The
change was not due to any criticism
OF Mrs Cannon, nor did Rabbit dis
sent on account Of serious objection
to Miss Hadley. The Board thought
that Miss Hadley, being next in line
of promotion when Principal Dicken-
son died. she should at least have a
trial. Rabbit felt that the officers
of the Board should be supported. and
,boy had rap,rted I'm favor of another
principal.
Later in the meeting the matter of
granting leave of absence in order
that q teacher might go to the Coast
beroro IN, ending an The term came
nm for discussion The BOARD was
una ,imous in supporting the Superin-
tendent's positiou that the teachers
arc omnIoyad for a definite neriod and
shouId mi the time to the last day,
Only in excontionoIIy s.rious cases
should n leaye he granted.
The rnutiue busiucss nr IN, meet
ing included several changes I'm the
tenchIur rnrfa ma tho SUPERINTENDENT
had been unable 10 secure n meeting
of the Teachers Committee during
the week
The resignation or ELI SNYDER at
EoIibI.uI,o wos accented and Mr..
rronco who 10 attending IN. Normol
school opnointcd in his Mace. The
Resignation of Floropco Rothburn at
Konawaena was accented,
Mabel wilcoy having resigned the
posi,ion of school agent for Lihue.
KauoI Dipby sIoppett WIS nppointed
I'm bor pIace
W. G. Ashley resigned the school
agency for EVA. oahu. but no ap-
pointment WAS made. and the work
for the time being will be done by
Mr.. Cox. the Honolulu school agent.
A life certificate was granted to
Mrs, Carpenter.
Mrs. Ella Christian was granted n
leave of absence on account Of Ill
health. The leave of Miss L,ewa X.
Iokin, also in Door health, was ex-
tended. Mrs. Mary A. Lee of Aiea
was granted leave for like reason.
Some queries regarding the teach
ing staff nj the ROYAL School and
Eaahumanu School. nut by Senator
Mccarthy. were turned over to Com
missioner harrington to answer.
| Superintendent Rabbit reported
| that the material on the old Fort
street school premises had been sold
for $225.
Miss SwensOn was appointed to
take the place of Mrs. Lee at Aiea
and Miss Waltz to the place of Miss
Swenson at Moiliili until the end OF
tho ,,aoo,, ochooI yo,, u,ban tho
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-09
DR.. KOBAYASHI AT KAILUKU

Waikiki, Maui, April CDR. T.
Kurisaki of Wailuku left by the Mauna
Loa last Monday for Honolulu en- route
to his home in Japan. DIR. Kobayashi.
the eminentHonolulu japanese physi-
clan and surgeon arrived In Wailuku
last week, with his wife to practice
here. He will occupy the quarters
lately vacated by DR.. Kurisaki.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-03
Week Preceding Lent
Crowded With Events
In Gotham Smart Set

Although the arrival Of Lent will in
no way signalize the close Of the New
York season, which will be prolonged
until well on toward the end Of March,
as shown by the continuation Of both
operas, yet the last week before Ash
Wednesday is exceptionally crowded
with entertainments and social func-
lions Of every kind, weddings and
dances predominating. Indeed. the mar
riage bells by Gay will alternate with
the strains OF waltzes by night. and
then. too. there will be theater parties
afternoon receptions, musicales, lunch
cons, and dinners, followed by vaude-
Vile galore, Indeed. the next ten days
bid fair 10 prove quite the most busy
and certainly the very gayest OF the
New York season OF 1906 and 1897.
The gayeties Of the week viii be ap-
propriately inaugurated tomorrow after
noon by a concert at MendeIssOhn Hall
given by the symphony Club.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-03
What a City of 5000 Can Do.

Now il is Paris, H., which sets the
pace in enterprise for Washington,
ID. {.
The last census gave this thriving
agricultural town a population of
0IU5, against Washington's 300 ,OOO.
Its Commercial Club has about ESQ
members fine showing for a COM
munity of 5000 persons-against
Washington's $50 members of the
Board of Trade alone. And Paris
has been able, not only tot issue an
extremely attractive booklet of its
Industries and its advantages for
manufacturing, bat TO subscribe
$4,000 10 buy the bonds of a firm
employing 500 men, and so persuade
il TO locate there.
Washington viii live a new COM
mercial life when its business men
shall have done as much.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-03
A StOry-BOOk Pest.

The great timber wolf. with
shaggy shoulders and tongue hang
ing from red chops, has filled the
story book and haunted the dreams
of every grown American boy. What
viii he think when told that this
same ravenous, sHeaking. relentless
zoe of his young Nimrod days is this
year of 1907 the cause of such enor-
nous losses to stockmen that he is
the subject OF an extremely inter
esting bulletin just issued by the
Agricultural Department?
Every kind of live stock. from the
razorback hog of Florida TO the I'M
counted cattle of the far North
west, suffers through his depreda-
tions. Excepting the thiekly settled
agricultural district which centers
on Indianapolis and extends from
the Atlantic 70 middle Kansas, he
roves the whole United States.
Veal is his usual food. Slipping up
from behind. as in the stories or