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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-01-20

1t may seem folly to some to say
that people can perform arduous
manual labor without becoming ia
tigued: it seems unreasonable to say
that we can prevent half of the i'll
ness which afflict humanity If we
will; II may sound ridiculous to assert
that the world consumes perhaps
four times more food than is neces-
sary in maintaining its health and
strength. Yet as one advances along
mental lines and studies nature and
the human organism more and more,
these things seem perfectly sane and
proper. Mankind is giving too much
time to frivolous and transitory
things and is neglecting self, the very
kingship of the individual life, all
too much. If we would use our pow
ers and save our energies we could
do more with less effort.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-01-20

In the city election at Knoxville,
Tenn, Saturday the temperance
forces won majority of the council
members. Enforcement of the tenn
perance laws was the main issue of
the election
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-01-20

+ Trust in thine own untried ca I
I pacity I
+ As thou wouldst trust in God I
+ himself. Thy soul I
= Is but an emanation from the =
+ whole. I
= Thou does not dream what I
L forces lie in thee, I
= Vast and unfathomed as the Z
+ grandest sea. Z
+ Thy silent mind DER diamond Z
I caves may roll, I
I Go seek them-but let pilot Z
+ will control I
: Those passions which thy favor !
I ing winds can be. I
+ No man shall place a limit to I
+ thy strength; I
! Such triumphs as no mortal I
+ ever gained I
+ May yet be thine IL thou wilt I
I but believe I
+ In thy Creator and thyself. At !
/ length I
+ Some feet will tread all I
+ heights of unattained- Z
+ Why not thine own? Press I
+ on; achieve. achieve! !
+ Ella Wheeler Wilcox. :
z + + + + + + J. + + + + 80 = 4
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-31
NA.A
News-Champion Correspondence.
Wedpesdav Ian 30

News-Champion Correspondence.
Wednesday Jan. %
W. II. Meek recently got a car of
coal from Paonia.
John Y igler of Lake CITY visited
his brother Sunday.
Philip Vidal Sr. of Canon CITY
visited at the Rouviere home this
week.
Messrs Zeigler and Lessip put up
their summer supply of ice this
week
Mrs. Frank Trevarthen and little
daughter, Mildred, arrived TUESDAY,
to visit with homefolks
Messrs. Rouviere and Ehret re-
turned Sunday from Denver where
they attended the state and national
stock associations.
Mr.. Meek has received his com.
mission from tie postal department
and will enter on his duties as post-
master the first of the month.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-31
hYTou

News-Champion Correspoadsace.
Wednesday, January %.
Ernest Mesdenhall has been down
to his ranch.
psnnis O'Neil has bsen STAYING
with W. A. Robson.
There 10 some talk OF establishing
. Sunday school. Why not?
Miss Annie Dwyer is recovering
tron y severe attack OF erysipelas
and grip.
ID. c. Baker and wife of Lake
spent several days of last week at
the home of ID. NJ. Carr.
Geo. Evans of Montrose expects to
move on the Phile ranch soon, where
hs will establish a poultry farm.
Claude Addington has moved HE
cattle from Highline ranch to his
homestead ranch for the balance of
the winter.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-31
ono oIy mDlu

Tuesday, Jsnsary 20.
Z. n. Lamont lsit Sunday ies
Denver.
Mrs. Keelor made Q trip to Parlin
Sunday.
The Belzora Bassick 10 working .
full force.
Frank Draper who has been ON
the sick list has been taken to Pit
kin.
+. r. Lore OF Denver WAS here
looking over the Raymond and
other property.
Pitkin Miner-Raymond g. St.
John, superintendent At the Belzora-
Bassick mine. WAS united in mar
riage to Misc Maud Stuart in Detroit
Michigan, on January IL. The
young couple arrived several days
ago at the mine where they will re-
side in future.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-31
0SuA

keOsCAaASsoa CssssaDso1.n0
Tuesday. Jsa -.
Pertsct weather Il lsss
Jscob Starr 10 in Nsrbls ON bssi-
The sosu 10 ssGerine frosa q
epidssnsc Of the grip.
Al feTris of Asysu wss in sous
Sunday With men for the North fsle
mine
A. Il Burnett wss called down
from the Copper hing rsceatly BY
the Illness Of his wife.
The CRYSTAL Mountain tunnel "
being pushed ahead by Bro~Dell
Bros but they are having trouble
with powder smoke and gas
Marble IL rather quiet at pre.snt
but with rtarn of confidence in
money al IS that thriving town
will again Jorge ahssd With its sis-
ter Crystsl for both have bright
futsrss.
A card party wss given 1t the
home Of Mr.. and Nrs. C. : RoasA
last evening ~ . farOwe 10 Mr.
and Mrs. |. l.. Thomas ~ho s-s -
ing to Denver They have hssa
very popular here and Crystolitss
are very sorry TO ~ tl'en depart.
J. n. Baill,e foreman Of the Black
Qussu mine vas called to Grand
Junction by the serious illsess Of
his brother, Alex. He arrived jsst
bsfors his death which occurred On
the l4th. All Of his friends syaps-
tAize with Mr.. baillis in his loss.
The Black Queen mine 10 work :
ing steadily and excessive develop
meat work 10 to be done in the near
future. An accident TO the coa-
pressor and . snow slide that broke
the air line caused so0e delay. TIE
ore is looking better than it hss for
some time.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-31
NU0elGlDosu


Ne~s-Chsmpios Correspoadence.
Wednesday. January 30.
La Grippe is going the rounds.
John Ieigler was over from &c
Lake Fork lew days ago.
Miss Hazel Andrews visited rela.
tives at Cathedral lasr week
Miss Ida loumsnshas been very
sick the past week with the grip.
Eugene Bowers has bought the
improvements 1T the mouth of Rock
creek from his brother Ernest and
will now be resident Of Hinstlale
county.
Tom Foster and John Andrews
killed a mountain lion a few days
ago. Neither of the bows are out Of
their teens and are jsstly proud Of
their catch.
Hinsdsle county is building a
good grade over Coursud hill and
when completed will make the Hins-
dale county part of our outlet down
the river in good shape and if Gun
nison county would do her part we
could get out even in high water
time very comfortably aud We feel
that we are entitled to some consid-
Grafton from that county.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-31
a. CAn1ln


Nsss-CAAASAps Cssss.DaoAsaos-
"Wednesday. january =.
nr Csnsy - ksss tk,s sssk
The uAAns 70 gang 10 work oHiy
thsss dave . Ussk fog . short Fsrsod
An Italian nsmsd Confosty sss
hsAly cr~sAsd Iass ~spk By fsllisS
rock.
Ths sap yssr d.nSs gwen b. ths
lsdses wss . SUCCESS ssd ell sePort .
Ene t,une
The lIssssry lsss wssk hsd a sood
attendance. and eood spsskisg sad
sanGlAE The childsea rsiaecs cssdst
on their teacher, M,ss Psulsoa.
Wsdussdsy, January 20
jos Dssitt went 10 toxn Tuesday
On . business trip.
Rocco Santesslls Ieft Monday for
. few days in Denver
Miss Tracy Dsvitt leaves Wednes-
day for Denver 10 attend school.
Sno~ shoeing and sleigh riding
are the smusements at present here
The mine is working steadily now
with an output ct about AGO tons a
day
Mrs. Zeiling-r has been very i'll
the past two weeks but is better at
present.
The kubler mine has closed for
the winter, the men there working
at the Alpine mine.
Mesdames C. r. and Frank
kuntzs and Elmer Bottsnfeld went
to G0Dnison Monday returning next
day.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-31
SPENCER
News Champion Correspondence.

NewsChampion Correspondence.
Wednesday, January %.
NJ. NJ. Foster is suffering with .
sprained back.
John Profhtt of Willow creek WA
in Spencer Monday.
A. F. Hay made business trim
to Vulcan Saturday.
Gus Hoecher returned home last
Wednesday.
>. r. Barrows returned Frlday
from Geo. Ronk's ranch.
Marion Foster j. preparing to do
the annual work on the Nolybde.
mum on Wild Cat creek.
John Clark and couple of msr
from Lake City are working on the
CarPnetsr group and we undervsa>d
will c"rt'Nse the ress Of the vist,r
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-31
Why
Suffer?

If you suffer pain hoa
any cause, Dr. Niles Anti
Pain Pills will relieve It
and leave no had after
effects. That's the impor-
tant thing. Neither do
they create q habit. More
often the attacks become
less frequent, or disappear
altogether. DIR. Xilcs'
Anti-Pain Pills have no
other effect except to re-
lieve pain and quiet ncrv-
GUS irritation.
..Ws :.s s;,r .:y.r y'tsssss a. q; No. =.
sick hea1ache vaAn Ws baoAA. uetnG
these Pills. ana thsy have Srssea
thesa up entirely. Doa't think they
j Ars reco%%s"a % en- the. 10 every one, 4
iriend vas SICK. ! vent TO see her:
She was down with IAGrippe. ana
nearly crAsy with awful backache.
I gave her one q the Anti-Pain PILE
ana left another for her to take IN
. short tiase. They helped her right
away. and she says she will never ~
without them again. Last winter NJ
husband Was taken with plueYisy -
both sides. anl I know he would have
Ats1 II It hadn't bsen for the Pi1Ss.
In Ness than hak an hour he OOs
sweating. AZ vent 10 bsl ana sleD&."
MRS. @. II. WEO1,
Austinburg. Ohbo.
veUe 1rsOo,A sssas o.. he,sss' AWe..
oelN otees, 80 - esseesoesss Nm -
n 4 sssS 8 SssS~s ~.
0iIss Me6ieal c., Elkhaet, Ia
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-31
Vicinity ~ owO :
81 Ws0 WAs AsswVeWss VII
aDUuGvuu

UxV
Ness -ChaEvsoa CorreapaoAesce.
Wednesday. Jan. ~.
". A. Sheldoa is again laid sp
with grip.
John Evans returned SUNDAY
from Denver.
Mr. aud Mrs.. W. l.. Beunstt re
turned Sunday from Denver.
Will Mcconnell and son Walter
came down from Ohio City SATURDAY.
J. II sbackhart. who spent sey-
eral days an Denver. returned Sun
day
Miss Edna Upton accompanied
pv her niece. Eva Waters. left last
"Wednesday for Sahda
Mr. and Mrs ID. A. Mcdonnell
who have been very sick with the
grip are recovering rapidly
After visiting with Mrs. IIettv
Shuckhart for week. Mrs. j. II.
Turner returned to Waunita Thurs
day
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-31
PARlll

News-Champion Correspondence.
Wednesday Jan. 20.
Fred Hall was down from Doyle
Monday.
W. F. Buckley was in Gunnison
this week.
Cliff Upton was in Parlin first of
the week.
J. II. Haines went to Crested
Butte Friday
Louis Cortay was over from Iris
first of the week.
Walter Adams and son were down
from Crookton Tuesday.
Rob Vidal is working for Harry
Crary on the Maple Leaf.
Mrs. Bertha Pe.rce is visiting at
Ballard Coats this week.
Mrs. J. C. Leonard and Miss Ida
were down from Doyle Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Dice have gone
TO Delta for the rest of the winter.
Mrs. Stella Staple has gone to Villa
Grove after visiting with A. Staples
Rob Parlin and Chas. Finniean
came in Tuesday morning from
Salida.
Miss H. H. Schwartz OF Boulder
arrived Sunday and won't to Ohio
City to teach the primary grades.
Jerry O'Regan, Clyde Welch and
Henry Raasis are back from Denver
where they had . fine time At the
Stock Show.
Mrs. VIM. Rescs Was called to
Denver Sunday BY the illness of her
aunt, Mn. Hartman who died before
Mn. Reoce reached Denver.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-31
Rvm

News Champion Correspondence.
THURSDAY, January 23.
Hon John Lehrrltter arrived to-
day
Leo Long was visitor in town
this week.
Evan Williams aud sister were
visitors in Crested Butte this week
Albert Miltonberger and @. A.
Russ are operating on the Record
property.
Mrs. Vim. Hinckley who has been
i'll for some time departed for Lit
Teton last week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-31
.WPER CUlllRSON VALLEY
News-C -Champioa Correspondence.

Wednesday. January %.
A. N Phillips is hauling coal for
c. G. Miller.
Lee Lehman and family are visit
on at Smiths.
Miss Grace Cooper was a visitor
in our neighborhood Sunday.
More stormy weather. We have
plenty Of snow now thank you.
John Walker attended the leap
year dance in Gunnison SATURDAY.
sveaing.
We heard bachelor who owns to
forty winters saying, Give me my
ossrshoes, this silk dress business
i too many for me. / will take to
IL hills." If leap year presents
socA danger to an odd bach" The
yu1aG nsa had better 70 to Kloa-
dyks whesU girls are scarce.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-31
Css1 Vss& ~ Sosrknse

The boys Of the Powderhsm and
Cebolla are doing good work for the
stockmen Of that vicinity and for the
protection of the game. Work that
rivals that of J. j. Carpenter and
sons on tie Lower Gunnison.
Will Sammons has killed two
large mountain lions and Tom Fos-
ter another; Will has also killed a
number of bob cats. They have
trained COW dogs mot sbcpherds)
to run the lions and get them up a
tree so they can shoot them. One
Of the lions measured ten feet in
length and weighed about $50
pounds.
The ranchmen appreciate this
work for the lions have killed fully
half the colts for about three years.
which were worth over $1,000 and
no doubt have killed a good many
calves. Will says the next one he
trees he will bring in alive. This
has been done, but is a dangerous
undertaking. There should be a
large bounty on lone for there is no
doubt they kill more deer than the
hunters do, at least in this county.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-31
COCnETOPA

News-Champion Correspondence.
Tuesday, Jan q.
Elmer Burch has been on the sick
list.
W. c. McDonough i. in Denver
this week.
Frank Crary is feeding calves for
Ars. Perry.
Mrs ". l.. Perry went to Gunni-
son Tuesday
Mrs.. W. c. McDonough is visiting
at Sillsville this week.
E. J. Kohn made a trip to the
county seat last week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-31
Cad e nasks

We wish to thank the many kind
friends for the aid given us during
the sickness and death of our father
+. L. CARR and family.
{. w. CARR and family.
ID NJ. CARR and FANNY.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-31
N enU 0s RsdiainA

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osses~a sh&1 ~ could ~ ~ use II posA
srips<-scepeA glyceripe. add ey 60
tain aegss~ VI constantly 0Asutassso
heaa asd With the aid u apparatus -
appliAnccs d.ssspsd ius thss psIspu~e- -
aracs fson our R.ssss valuable native -
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Ru1alo. X. T.. and will h. mailed free "
any osse asking same BY postal card. -
ketter addressed Ia the doctor ~ absoa.
froR these endorsements. copied fTo0
standard medical tooks of all the dsher-
ept schools ~ practice. II will be toun4
that the ingredients composing the rt'aad-
en- Medical Discovery are advised p0e
only for she cure Of the above usentious4
diseases. but also fN the cure q all CO.
tarrhal. bronchial and throat Affections.
accompanied with catarrhal discharges,
hoarseDess. sore throat, lingering. -
hans-on -coaNhs. aud all those wasting
affections which, II not promptly aud
psops,riy treated are Liable ~ terminals
In consumption. Take In. Pcrce's lHs-
cosery in time aud ls,s~s.vese 10 ~ uss
until you give II . fair trial and Il y noe
likely 10 disapss,int. rso much must ma
b. expected u IL. II will sOs prrissn
miracles. II will Rsk cuve cusssuRpsiaQ
IN its advanced stages. No ussAicise VII
IL WSit cuve the sNsctioas that bso1 ~ =
oaasuAvti0s, v asaica N sss~e.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-31
WHITE PINE
NewsChanpioe Cerr,.e.A..c,

Ne~sChaDptoA C0fre0po0AoonA
Tuesday, Jan. %
Fred Eastman has gone to Sar-
gents to cut props.
John Clemens spent q number o:
DAYS in Gunnison this week.
Tho young men in camp have
great sport these days riding skis.
l.. Eeeworth came up Tsesday
bat ssesraed to SArgents where be
is cuttiae logs.
W. SDtt saith Of Gunnison, was
in camp this ~esk surveying q t.r-
mel site for the Ere.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-31

At the Denver stock show sales
Valentine Ehret purchased two fine
Shorthorn bulls. one costing $175.
Will Hartman and Herman Ellie
brecht each bought a couple of
blooded Shorthorns.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-31

Among recent shipments of cattle
Adams Bros. sold six broad gaee
carloads in Kansas City. the steers
bringing $4.4O and $3.50 while
cows went at e375. A Hartman
took eight carloads to the river and
Jim Spann sold at good figures in
Denver.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-31

VIM. Friend and VIM. Eckbert
were On the west bound train Thurs-
day morning. Mr. Friend won't On
to Grand junction and Billy stop
ped over.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-31

The delegates from Denver have
have been straying back all the week
and a round up may Be Decessary TO
corral = few still unsccou nted for.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-31

.Glander. is suspected among GER
tain Montrose horses. DR.. Lamb,
state veterinarian, has been called TO
investigate.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-31

When in G.laison remember I
try the Royal Cafs On Main street.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1908-07-09
DEBsE.
Cards of Thanks.

Two or three weeks ago, observing
that our fuel supply was very limited
Mr. F. ]. Lewis, the genial Rich Valley
grocer, with his usual thoughtfulness
for our comfort and having the CO.
operation of several of the kind-heart
ed residents OF, this Valley, ordered a
carload of excellent hardwood for US of
Messrs. Howard & Co., intending to
pay considerable balance which had
not been subscribed. But when he
talked of settlement with the aforesaid
company, they informed him there
was nothing to pay.
To Messrs. Howard & Company and
also Mr.. F. J. Lewis and all who sub
scribed (who after learning the COM
pany gave us the wood, paid us the
amount of their subscription permit
me to express my sincere thanks and
heartfelt gratitude for your kindness.
Permit me further to express a sim
cere belief which ] entertain, that
when a proposal i5 made to MeSSrs.
Howard & Co., and many others in
this vicinity to help in any cause which
they deem worthy, ''they rock the
boat very hard"
VIM. OsGoOD,
Pastor of w. NJ. Church, Rich Valley.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1908-07-09
HUNTLEY.
M H..

Alice Jordan who has been visiting
her sister at Wyside spent Sunday with
her parents.
Joseph Jordan, of Emporium, spent
Sunday with friends in town.
James X. Jordan and wife. of EN-
porium, spent the 4th with b. j. Col
Inns and family.
County Supt. Miss Matte Collins was
the guest OF her brother last week.
Roy Logue who is employed by the
Erie X. r., at Hornell spent the 4th
with his parents.
Miss Foley, of Drittwood, was the
guest Of Flossie johnson Friday.
l.. Il. Newberry, of Shintown, is post
ing on the interlocking work at HY
Tower this week.
Relief Operator G. U. Lupro, of Re
novo, is relieving Operator Foster for a
few days.
Operator Thomas Carroll, of Mead
vile, Pa, has accepted position in the
tower here and will relieve Operator
James who is transferred to Johnson
burg.
John and Pearl Gaines, of Karthaus,
are the guests of A. T. Smith.
Prayer meeting was held at the resi-
dence OF w. H. Logue, Wednesday even
ing.
A party was given on the lawn of l..
H. Smith for the children of w. r. and
i. Smith on the Fourth.
Mrs. j. T. Sullivan and daughter Ruth
were Emporium callers Monday evening.
The Driftwood callers this week were
Selburn Logue, Levi Smith, w. w.
johnson, Lawrence Smith and B. j.
Collins.
County Commissioner o. L. Bailey,
Of Sinnamahoning, was business caller
in town Monday.
Mrs. Anson Mason and son Grover
called on W. r. Smith this week.
Our hustling correspondent, Marion
Hill, of Grove Hill, accompanied by his
father, called on friends in town Sunday
Chas. Taylor who is working in Hicks
Run spent Sunday with his family.
J.F.s.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1908-07-09
SINNAMAHONING.

DR.. w. H. Mitchell, Dentist, Empori
um, Pa. Over Vogt's shoe store.
Miss LATHE Brooks was in Wliamsport last
week.
Miss Helen Council is home from school.
Mrs. w H. Davis visited friends on Kettle
Crock last week.
Mrs. Robinson ofRenovo, visited friends here
last week.
E. L. Smith went to Williamsport to have his
eyes treated.
Rorn-To Mr.. and Mrs. julius Knawley June
25th, daughter; to Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Kephart
on June 29th, twin boys.
The ball game between the farmer boys of
First Fork and the Sinnamahoning Warblers
was tightly contested. Score 81 to ii in favor of
he latter.
The stockholders of the Paint Company me
on Friday and elected officers and directors and
will make the necessary arrangements soon to
go with the work of making paint. The fol
lowing officers were elected: President, John A .
Wykof; Vice Pres, John Schwab; Treasurer, o .
L. Bailey; Secretary, ]. r. Batchelder. The
Company have one of the best structural and
roofing paints on the market.
DEBSE.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1908-07-09
CAMERON.
DR.. w. H. Mitchell, Dentist, Empori-
um, Pa. Over Vogts shoe store.

DR.. W. H. Mitchell, Dentist, Empori-
um, Pa. Over Vogts shoe store.
Theresa and Josephine Hane of st.
Marys visited their sister, Mrs. G. l..
Page on Saturday.
j, Mcdonald of Driftwaod, made a
business call to this place Monday.
Mrs Elizabeth Wallis of Calder, spent
Saturday with her sister and family.
VIM and Frank Fox of DriGtwood
were in town he past few days.
Geo. Graham spent the Fourth in
Emporium.
Rev. Allen held services on Fred
Schwab's lawn, Sunday afternoon.
Two large rattlesnakes were killed the
past week
h. +. Comley is busy hoelng potatoes
for Edw McFadden.
Mrs. f. D. Krape is on the sick list
and has been for the past week.
The 4fh was enjoyed by all, it being
one of the finest days for the celebration
IN some years.
Robt Boyd, Leslie Shealy, Ellis Green
alch and JAS Leonard spent the fourth
with their families here,
E. D. Krape housed fine crop OF
oats Monday.
Dan Kirk of Canoe Run, moved his
family to Johnsonburg Tuesday.
John McFadden is now working for
the Furnace Supply Co., at Canoe Run,
fixing up the cars for operation.
Earl Bennett and Geo, Wykoff of
Johnsonburg, spent few days at
this place the past week at the
home of VIM Wykof.
VIM. Fox is remodeling the barber
shop to start meat market.
A. T. Lord is assisting Matt Phoenix
with his haying.
Edw. McFadden was business caller at
Emporium Tuesday.
Roh't Graham, who has been running
the barber shop here has quit business.
Our people would be pleased to see the
shop reopened. We understand the out
fit can be purchased cheap.
LOUISE.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1908-07-09
The Wooinn of the Woodcnck-

The wooing of the woodcock is one
of those sights to witness which q
lover of nature in all its moods will
make n journey of miles. The scene is
enacted at twilight, and the setting is
of willow or alder bushes whose
branches are just beginning to show
the tender green of early spring. Sud-
denly from the damp ground a bird
form shoots upward like some swamp
spirit until it is outlined against the
gray of the evening sky. Then it circles
above the branches, and the song of
the wooing begins. Hidden in the
darkness of the thick lower growth is
the object to which this love song is
directed. Tie bird above circles per-
haps score of times, then drops back
to the damp thicket, making sound
which can be likened only to the drop
ping of water into a woodland pool
Again the bird scars and circles, sing
ing still the love song. This is repeat
ed time after time until the last CLEAN
of light has faded and nights dark
ness comes down
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