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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-07-27
Bio Bryan Audience at Atlantic.

Atlantic, Ia, July H.-When the
train bearing Bryan pulled into Allan
tic, q large gathering of people was
assembled Bryan left the train and
addressed the audience from a truck on
a lawn nearby. After being introduced
as the next president of the United
States, at which the crowd cheered,
Bryan discussed the democratic plat
form, with which he declared himself
as being perfectly satisfied. II believe
1t is honest and straightforward" he
said, land believe 1t embodies what
the American people desire written in
to law" Proceeding to define the diff
ference between the Chicago and Den
yer platforms, Bryan asserted the
democratic platform specifically stated
the party's purpoNe, while the republi-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-07-27
Thoma. Car in Germany.

Eydtukhnen, East Prussia, July Fl.
The American Thomas car in the
New York to Paris race crossed the
German border at this place shortly
after 6 O'Clock last night.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-07-27
SUED FOR DIVORCE TWICE.
A. J. MecolI, Des Moines, Charged
With InfideIity and Drunkenness.
coaofol fo oT>tuoec.Renylh1ican

SpeCIaI 10 IIMeS-fePuUIletH
Des Moines, July PA. ]. McColl
was sued today for divorce by his
wife, who was formerly vaudeville
artist. McColl and his first wife, a
highly respected woman, toured the
state Of Iowa in the cause of temper
ance, lecturing and singing, both be-
ing talented. She got a divorce on the
grounds Of infideltty, and within a very
short time McColl married his second
wife. Her grounds for divorce are in
fidelity and drunkenness.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-07-27
ILLINOIS BOYS WIN.

Lishtbody and May Winners in Ath-
letic Contest at Berlin.
Berlin, July 27.-In the International
zathletic contests which were held here
yesterday ]. d. Lightbody, of the
University Of Chicago, won the 1900
and 500 meters runs. w. w. May, OF
the University of Illinois, easily won
the 100 meter handicap run.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-07-27
American Car Is in Berlin

NmerIcan Car Is N berIIn.
Berlin, July 27.-The American car
in the New York to Paris race arrived
here this morning
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-07-27

PROFITS ASSURED
Even From Your Investment In q
Newspaper Subscription e You
Take the T.-R.-Its Market aRspsrte
Arc Worth Much More Than Thsy
Cost.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-07-27
Gratifying.

Every sinner regards it as a personal
triumph for himself when . good man
goes wrong
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-07-27
JAP SPIES IN IOWA?

Number Of orientals Watch Guard
Maneuver at Spirit Lake.
Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines, July 27.-It was learned
f,ere today that number of Japanese,
supposed to be spies, were at Spirit
Lake watching the maneuvers Of the
Iowa national guard troops there
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-07-27
GERMAN CAR REACHES PARIS.

Protos Loudly cheered As It Reaches
Goal.
Paris, July 27.-The German auto
mobile ir. the New York to Paris race
arrived here last evening and was
greeted with loud cheers by the Sum
day prornenaders rs 1t swept up the
crowded boulevards to the finishing
post, escorted by q large number of
automobiles.
Owing to the fact that the Protos
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-07-27
MISS KoHLsAAT WEEDS.

Married in Chicago Today to Potter
Palmer-onIy Relatives Attend.
Chicago, July 27.-Miss Pauline
Kohlsaat, daughter Of H. H. Kohlsaat.
and Potter Palmer, son of Mrs. Pot
ter Palmer, WE'RE married here today
at the home OF Mr.. Kohlsaat. Only the
relatives of the contracting parties
were invited.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-07-27
DEATH OF MAS. FARNswoRTH.

Honeymoon Of Three Weeks Ends Sad
ly at Chicago.
Chicago, July 27.-Mrs. Don Farms
worth, whose husband managed Chas
A. Towne's canvass for the democratic
ic vice presidential nomination, died
here today after honeymoon of only
three weeks.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-07-27

ING sPAsMoDlc
sut the Time. Republican. tie
i JSpseial State News Service Always
sias esen The Best in Print and
AiWays viii Be.
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Cine Uiebtise entiebeiSnns.

Or rIbml5dH 6staHnte 5abrioani
Don 5riner's american Glirir Of Sit
tsr mine 1T pon Der 15atlahe IN
9enntniB gtieBt pOrosn, oaB in man
den 56eign res 2anoss cine bsions
bsre Stefsx fir Den gsrtauf oisies
Seilmittels 0eIlaHgt Miro. 81 bsHad
rihtiate iciort bic 8esierung bierooE
uno sr6ielt zen gdheio. oaB 1rinsr
Qmeriran eliyir OF Bitter @ins. To-
iuoa grie au6 4nqelica Bitter 3oHit
als WeoicineH anertannt Fnt uHo
obne b~eionbere Eteuern c~erfauFt pere
BEN t0nnsn. Tas Bell peiB 0as ieit
S.a6ren, neil in GraHt6eiten osr Der
oouuH9sorsdns oiele 6eilmittel tets
BE groBie 3ufrieoenbdt gabsu. Die
Ta6rit BON 6errn 1riner 1T Elm Wlu=
ter oon Sau6erieit, uRO tie &rduter
uno osr Deiu, psfds CUR 6sritsaung
ieiner Spettalisdten uepDenoet Deroen
Itnb bon Der ~aaer5eitsn QuaIitdt. @es
braaten sic 3riner's 4mericaH
Slirir Of Bitter Bine in aaen 6daeH
0on Qppetitloiigteit uHo 9erlut for
perIiGer 9rdite. Sn Qpotbstsn. Sol.
SriHer. 10. 616-622 Ga. Qibiaro
4De., Gbicago, 50.
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gtunt autsrnmTtn.

Su 8iroqua ging bas Ca
gerbdus nnu .. s.. 6egelion nit iait
800 aifsn Sobat uHo einem anitobtHs
ben Uobnbaus in 6lammsn auf. Der
8,rluf beIduf. ii auf cirtd-s0,0O0
uno 1T gu circa 5Dei Drittsl ourd
8sriderung getedt.
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0ortbmeierR 8abn IN GlrOA farb
an 8erlebungen. bic CT ii6 oura Qbs
itur8 con elmer 0raiiine 5uge3ogen
Bdite.
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len in cine giiierne uno ertrani.
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So3H Der 5lmitie 5of, Duprt gu
9t0nD Rapib g erlitt turh ben
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lutro. Sn Der Yapisrmiible Der
@rano Rapios Qaper e pulp So"
Duroe ter 10 Sabre ate Stepb. pro
3tnsli pom @striebe erfdBt uno 3pi
I9en 2 syobsu Stolen binein3e3ogen,
qpobei CT 10 i6limm 3srquesi6t muros,
oas man an ieinem Uieoerauitommen
3mtiielt.
IN M enafba. 100 lie felt so
Sabren dnidhiq fro, i~eiertsn 6crr uno
5rdu 5atob 9uAiferer has ~itltere
set oer 9oloenen 6od3eit.
On superior puroe 5bers
man Qarion. Elm tleiHsr ana6e. oer
ami einen Waaeu tlstteru polte uuo
oatei inter Die RGoer fitl, Don Dem
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malmt.
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&alten. aui oenen er am 8abnboie
81 Nntigo ipielte. erlitt Ser z Sabre
ate Grant Du0dl iuioIge 8suid5ruhs
eIntu iobsn 1oo.
Die 8Gierei pom Ulatb. Meerfh.
81 y ipe lpurte buth 7Feuer 5erit6rt.
San 0srlaufe zines Wirt68baus.
itrcites m SturQeon Ban puyot
SEX Sieinbrutdrbeiter Wih. OMAHA
0ou ieiHem 6olegeu Wi6. 6abr9 er.
itldgen. 1ey D}6roer fto6. muroe
abtr tn 6ga @arbOr etnseianaen uno
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geim 6aosn i'm WjscouTu 3luHe
81 Wrilhi 6etrn iauo oer p
Sabre alte 9ictor Glayt aus y{atienal.
So.. zen Yen turb Gr.riuleu.
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Ser gan3cu oortiaen l%lmaetuma arpbe
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mes Gg6itul tl18es pfo5Iib 9%etor5su.
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3u @raRo rtttt,e ffeaer eis
men Staoen 0on &c. S2500 an.
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-16

8entu6p. Sn WioDdp
pugser 5 Q~dserhduisr Der g. s.
8reennum Tiliaina Co., in ctnen
1900 9arrcls 0btsssn la3er.tn.
ourh Gin aif graroNiituns berubeas
eA Seusr sern0rt has stHs Bel. lang
ou gauge Strot beauob.t uno $500.
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6iuounq NIT iusrSbulpohl 81 ~
man aa6 e. einsH S5isBirspal nit
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e1isrue an DIT 1I2 Str. III Rtr
Wcrf Brad ScHRtosnoh. sin 1s1,
aus. hi psltem s Qsrfontn. c-
ser 5 ileirs ainess ihvsu I'D z
Tsmnsn faroer uHb 3 AMER. Peril
nen ie0er ogr,ssi puroen.-
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aus oem UlOroproceB sntTantenen un-
DeriGdmtsn SahDerit1noisenz uHS
4oOocatenrshnungsn gu entgebsn. Die
8eiidHSe Ino nit $128.0OO uno Die
S6utosn nit $453,0O0, tdDon $191,
GOO an feline Mutter uuo $195,OO0 an
4ooocaten UNI Sdfosrftdnoige dngee
ge6en. Sein S5abrsseintommsn $685.
300, lam nesen zines 4aroaraphen
i'm Seltament DON 5ban's Batter Hiht
angeriibrt fperoen. EbaD fat an Ser
the5oigungsioitsn Iton 100000 aus
gegebsn. - 9urd cine aeIelsrpIcii0H
in ben &rIing Wtaus gu . ort purs
ben s Mdnner get00tei UNI msbr ais
20 anosre DerleBt. Der Sadidaoen
nir6 fi5 auf Deridieosne t%auienb Doll
ldrs belauieu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-16

Rebrasta.- Die felt ldnaerem
in oieiem Staate 6errihenoe Diirre.
bic ernili6en SG1tsn an3uriften
bro6ts. tit enoli6 bur6 Regeufoa ges
broden porpen. Die Stdbtten
D|unuinq uub Qnfelmo TN
Gountp Gulter. puroen ourh 5oruas
DOS btimgeiu6t. pelds ihDeren Sdaz
ten aurihttten. 3oh pur0e. iomeit
6%elaunt. Riemano i6lper berIebt.
,3pei So6ne oss Dopio 9oues pOn
WtnersDittt. IS IL. 20 Sabre alt,
%ertranlen i'm WiHouri 6luHe.
montaHa.- gu @IsnbtDe
brad Elm S6nea3us BE-. Qortbsru pa
ciiibabu 0urh cine brtsnfaSs Bride
uno itlr3te ab. Der 6ei3sr u. ..
mai5eps BON 8idmicn. u. D. uno
Elm Tramp purOen lst5etet. rey ST.
prsBaQeut t0otlih uno 9e8en % 4di
iagiere itper perlebt. - 0ur9 cine
por3eiiige @rploion in Gem Bright
iheu S.eirbru6 gu Sreot SAIL
muroen 8 Arbeiter. oarunter osr0eyf-
fiibrer, dueenbiidlth setoOtet unt Elm
ieAiter puroe tootIit oerlebt.
SDa6p. Die oemotratiIds
5tadtscoucention oOn Soabo ipattete
iib in . 5ociionen cje aetrennt ta9-
ten uno ie eintn 0l6lsette. auiitea.
Ten. Die Spdltunq tam els Bic Goua
oeuticu iih peigerts. Sen Qrpten Ser
Unit Dubois s6action se9en bic 3ulai.
Jung osqnertiteT 0eleaaien auirebt
gu erbalten,
California. Tas iaclubs
@e16ls Der 8ig1sH6dume i'm @ountr
6 otapsras puros pom tinem bei
angels dulebroteuep ftuer 9as
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dui etRen 9roBen 5litegraum oer.
brejtete un0 groBen SdNcsn auri4
tste. nit 3eritorunq bsoto5t. alid.i.
hsrpsiie qeldua IS aser surh oi,
hsroiitsn 4nlreHQunQeu con 600 pr.
beittru uno &eaieruaQ 5rieyu. tiei,
prattpolen alsH &dumritisn an rel.
ten. Snfol9e elmer unteripulunt
Der @elsiie ourh eineH NollR6ruf
eutaleiite auf Ser Eouopob Il Stoeua.
ter 9abn lei Sbof6onee EN- Rata.
lier3ua pcbei 2 3u15eamte uno
RaRaaier ast0otsi puyoen.
ARIZONA. Sin Wclttnsrud
User rem Bergen. o5tybae Ser Siao.
8tsbee, 5atit sur 6o,st. oaB rieis.
99%dNermoNeR iih aber Die Stan.
pal}.en auO oaiel5it grobea 56sser
dnridte.en.
8anus.- 8ti Ten letfp0hi.
sen QrimGrpob.su in ojeIen Stact,
puroe 4alter a. stlt5ss. Gin 6iisn.
characterization 3oR QdpreRte COR
BEN Rcpabijcnnern gum @ouoeynturs.
,auoioaten uoBiuirt uuo Sci. q. 9ri.
hcp. Der eaemali5t a. STE etntral.
%poameiiier. btIeste SEN ais EtieH
ashniyogno belaunttn &anSssftactu
Shelter 3. 9ous. ger iih um eine Wle
otypch! be.nar5. Nur uenias ,tmo
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..

Iargaretba gaiamann. - 6rsnn6en
nno SetanIten Die t~raariae 9lahriht. 6of
nnlere DieI8eliebte Satin, Diutter uub
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DE Seerotgung finoet am Donnerstoa.
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Irausrbdaie, 30. $40 Bartlett Nue. aus.
nab Der ct. Neter II. 4aul Rirde. un6
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fat.
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usn. 5obn, Qeter. Garl Il. Dlatbias, una
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BEtsas, Gisr mo &aIe.

Butter. - auiutr 44.Gso no. Iurit felt
9tcdujcr1 &Iira. 22c; 6fritS. 20 ~ 21C;
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Is -o2r. EGirb. f7-20c.
Gsic. ~ Eanies. I21s-13c; Gpine 11h-
l2c; 9cung amegicus i2A-ISs; Ari6 =
los.
gisr. - 1sMe.
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gus OThk OH.

- Die Reorganization Der Dinnes
bago Traction Co., Die felt mebrsren
UioHaten in ben 6dHOsn zines Ulai
enDerpalisrs mar. lit enolid 5uItanoe
getommen. Die 9abn Duroe am g..
tis. an gsrtretsr Der .Dis. 1ruit
60 bon Milpautse fir $4,000
oertauft uno DirO DON jebi ab nit Der
sGaitsrn @is. Rg. &c gi9bt So" in
Qarmonie beirieben peuoen.
@nma Roiesie, Die belhuloigt
mar. ibr neugeborsnes 3iro %seto0tet
3u baben, 1T BON Der Gorouersiurn
irei8eiproden morten, oa bic dr3tIife
4utopiie ergdb, oab bas aiRO BEL Der
9eburt eritidt mar.
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g%6tenao. II. gus. IsbI. @iHier
re3en 4ntenis. 400 so; straiGbt8 $50
90 800; gaiers. 27O-4.00: &c. 2 eoriu5
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2 lnfter P2~9Ics re. 2 r0ter. g7e.
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tolcr. 95-Mlc. DO. 2 barter. o4-95e.
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&c tnncdppitS 70. Wua. NetSoL -
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t1a-IaO-
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&uIutb. IL. auq Msl5ru 20.
baxter, lis, ggo. 1 yl0rtberH, III.
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aerisn. s,ustlaa,.

Ghnrltppir, 8etostep lrdctrie Gitn
mt jur.t 500; Madiuac Gito uuo
3urud, $500; NNldiRac SsloHo uRo
3arit $9.eo. ria Rer2 gtdyquetie
Qinte Dampitr. Odd. 6S 0. Q3snty
Str Gel. 9yano III.
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pere Dlaran.tte 9inte 7ampfer,
WtsOrloe acurthen maisn.

N'arleooir uut 3urid. $500; pc
tosts9 nuo 5urid. 500; 9raperie
Gitp uHo 3urid, 800; Uladinot Sin
uno 3uriid. $500; Madinac 5sIano
uuo 3uriid, $500.
8Od: SO 20. WaTsr ctr. SeI.,
0ramJ III.
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10rktbertdt
DfiIuautee lsarfI

&ei8cH. - Sermiue paren nicbriger. Gep'
ieuper g2tac, December % SO; DlGi SQAc r.
@r0ben bel - Cars Niiubr iletiger, uutiube:
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mlatS ZerIgine iDaren uieoriger. sep
ieIaber l6cs December 65Ar; Mai 53ke. -
Yt1bcu BET Is 9ars Nufu1r felt. tmiaee;
DO. 9 ~ 5 &ar5 1915; 2 bU. zoe.
0eriie. ~ 0ei II 0urS glniubr ltetia. I'M
ilse Irtrd 81 Gar 67c. 1 90. 65c; / 30.
O4C 30. 81 Car B2C; / 90. 61Lc.
gloggen. - Bet = @ars gguiuor iieii8er. Tint
lGge. no. IA Cars 75c.
paicr. ~ Bet "a Gur5 Muia6r fpilliper. -
umfGDe. J0o. 3 lpeiber-i Car Doc; 2 90. 49c;
1 90. 49,, 0 90. 4sc. Stanoaro-2 Gar5
49c. no. 4 peieer-2 Cars 50c; 2 DO. 4s1zts
7 90. 4Sc; / Gar 47hc 10. al Gar 47c.
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BEN ui6t Ituer 0erlest basegsH muBte
oag gfero sridofsn pertsn uno saE
8ugsg pur0s gdn5II9 5trtrammsri.
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$500 astrett nm ,nrhe

50 eo ts-s MARQUETTE Qinies
Elnsir raj Gtrot mn ,nris am u
-'' 4, Aalgr. lttas slaa flr 10 Eas
s1t.Ua7v SIoss. 5,l,.
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e6iysiue. 1eidla6tete-aussefn6te Iei6h
6A-65ke; i1pere @are 5-5hc.
nurm 49, Sprtng edMb. S3.OO@b50 ne,
etiid; hammer. 11-i2c: e6aiGeifb, Sc.
sepenees @efitaet pibner. Semen Ieldh
12c; i1lpere nlte oibuer. 7r: groilers -
IL SFo, 1b-15hei 2 8fuuo nHo oorlber Ice.
eatel sE10e; 1urteps. teite IRo ruube, lac.
DO. Hineere olHne, 10-1ec; Gdnie. NIT "a
bern. o0-s-Oo; hetRe sernpfte, per 2rssn6.
sanbsn. qebcnoe. 0uSeno LOO. tote "a
-75e; lnnee IaubeH. fette, 1.25-f.50; ma,
salb,E- 5omm,e5 sinno. else o5-75 RIB.
7--se; 1870 @taub, sh-ec: eo-t1O 8i6,
@rOsuttenmarfte.
g-lrusuivanS. gaa nunIitat. Der uf,r,
s0-82c: beller. 27-2sc her 0Ffub BE an az
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Times-promoter., 1908-06-12
One of Worlds Wonders.

Mount Etna, now attracting the ap'
prehensive gaze Of the world after 16
years retirement from active bust
ness, has furnished more material for
travellers tales than any other noun
tain on earth. Astonished Englishmen
Of century ago, who fell into the
fashionable habit of climbing its high,
est peak-and some did 60, to the
amazement of the Sicilians, even in
the dead of winter-have left on rec
ord in the exuberant language of their
day the emotions that thrilled the.r
soul. "The man who treads Mount
Etna," wrote one of these, 'is a man
above the world. Every river on the
island can be traced from its mouth
to it's source"
Times-promoter., 1908-06-12
GAME BIRDS HUNTERS VICTIMS

the United States, instead of going
to the far north, as do many members
of its family, makes the season for its
shooting so much the longer. For many
ducks man has to wait until the migra
ton is at its height in November. He
finds the wood duck along the streams
while he Is hunting grouse in Sep.
tember.
Duck shooting is allowed In the
spring In nearly every state in the
union. The birds at that season are
hurrying to the nesting grounds. They
are in poor condition for the table
and the only excuse for their shooting
is the seemingly Unsuitable lust of man
for slaughte--. The language Is none
too strong. There is a crying need
for more wisdom in game legislation
Unless the wisdom develops and ac'
tion follows its development, the chill
dren of generation not far down
the road of posterity will know the
woodcock and the wood duck and per.
chance many other Of our finest game
birds only by the pictures which they
see In their natural history text books.
The ruffed grouse (Bonasa umbef
lus) called also pheasant and part.
ridge in different sections of the coun
try, Is rapidly diminishing in mum.
bers. 1t is eagerly sought for by the
sportsman and the pot hunter, but
the bird has characteristics which VIII
enable it to keep up its fight for life
longer than can the woodcock. 1t has
bolt-like fight, and it dwells ordi
narily in the thickest cover. Its
broods are large, from 13 to Is nest.
lings being a not unusual number. II
her first nestful of eggs meet with
disaster Mother Grouse will build an.
other nest and soon have another doz.
en- or SO buff-shelled beauties in
the shadow of some woodland log.
The quail, which, by the way, Is the
real partridge, is firmly opposed to
race suicide. Its family idea is strong.
ly developed. 1t nests early, and il
food comes, or If some thieving crow
harry the home, the quail spends little
time in lamenting, but goes busily
about seeking another home site. Ere
quently the birds will raise two broods
in q season, and as the second brood
Is usually late in cracking Its way
from the shell into the world, the law
makers-this time showing real wis
dom-have set forward the open sea,
son for the shooting of Bob White"
I have seen young quail in October
that were barely able to fly. The birds
are killed by the hundreds Of thou
Times-promoter., 1908-06-12
A Resourceful Traveller.

Curator Ditmars of the Bronx zoo
was discussing with reporter the
strange case of big Mose," the fast.
ing crocodile.
'Now, with Nose for a pet" con.
cluded the curator, smiling, "the Ari.
zona traveller wouldn't have been
able to show his famous piece Of eco
nomical ingenuity. You have heard,
no doubt, of the feat? The traveller
and his dog were lost and hungry, on
the plains. Night fell. 1t looked as
though both must go supperless to bed.
But the ingenious traveller cut off the
dogs tail, made nutritious soup OF
it, and gave the hungry animal the
bone"
Times-promoter., 1908-06-12
Recipe for Oratory.

Representative Hobson, at the end
of brilliant speech on naval anna
ment, was congratulated on his ora
tory.
What is your recipe for good ora
tory? a reporter asked. "
81 am afraid oratory comes natural, y
was the reply. There is, though one
recipe for it, old Job Walmsby's, but
1t is hardly satisfactory.
"'Tha wants to be public speyEer.
dos tha, lad?' Job, in his Yorkshire
dialect would say. An tha thenks
AVN the chep tog put tha up a
wrinkle aboot it? Tha's right, l awm.
Now, hark tha! When tina rises to
meek thy speych, hit TABLE, and
oppen thy mawth. II nowt comes; TAX
sup O. water, an hit taable again
Then oppen thy mawth wider than
afoor. Then, If nowt comes, tax
thysen off, and leave public speakin'
to such as me-