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The Washington herald., 1909-03-03

Special 20 Tie Washington Herald.
Danviile, Va. March 2-Revenue off,
GERS yesterday raided two blockade distil4
leries. near Purley. n c. and quantity
Of beer was seized. The operators. who
had evidently been warned OF the ap-
proach OF the officers, escaped
The Washington herald., 1909-03-03
virginians EIope to washinEton.

NtrGfhians EIoPe to WashinEton.
SPECIAL 20 The Washington Herald
Danville. Va, March "A telegram was
received here to-day announcing the we'd
ding in Washington of Miss Alice Marion
Bassett and Harold D. Fitzgerald, Of
this city. The young couple left the city
early this morning for Washington, an
nouncing their plans TO only a few
friends. Mr.. Fitzgerald Is the general
manager Of the Danville Heating and
Plumbing Company.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-03

Marriage licenses for the following VIZ
gina couples were issued IN Washington
yesterday
William Il. Garnett. Of Hinton. y. Va,
and Ruth ". Baird, OF this city
Walter Scott ana Mary Boggs.
Archie c Shugars and Alice l. Smith,
both Of LeesbUrg, Va
The Washington herald., 1909-03-03
FLEET PARADE KILLS BOY.

watching BIueiackets, Dies.
Special TO The Washington Herald
Norfolk, Va. March 2-Gray G Cowper,
aged sixteen years, after Witnessing the
night parade in Norfolk Saturday. became
chilled and died. from acute Brights dis
ease. he had previously been in good
health
The Washington herald., 1909-03-03

Baltimore. Md.-JOhn B. Longnecker.
editor and proprietor Of the Baltimore
County Union, died Tuesday at his home
Il TOWsOn.
His wife survives She was Miss
Elizabeth YeaEer, OF Pittsburg- Mr.
Longnecker was a member OF the Tow
son Lodge OF Elks-
The Washington herald., 1909-03-03

Baltimore. Md.-Rev. Dr.. Wilbur F.
Sheridan, for five years pastor Of fash
i0nabie Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Episcopal Church, Of this city. has ac-
cepted a call 10 Kansas City. No. where
he viii take charge Of the pastorate Of
Howard Memorial Methodist Episcopal
Church.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-03

Fredericksburg. Va--The stockholders
Of the Prince William County Horse
Show Association have elected the fol-
lowing officers: y. T. DePauw. presi-
dent; W A Buckley, John ". Prescott.
and James Birkett, vice presidents 6. n
Ratclife, treasurer; D ]. Arlington
manager; Thomas H. Lion. secretary.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-03

Richmond, Va.-By a representative Of
the Hawley syndicate. which recently
bought the controlling interest in the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway, IT was
stated tha- a semi-annual dividend OF 2
per cent viii be declared in June. This
would put the stock on a per cent
basis Heretofore. the annual dividend
declared by the c. & o. has been l per
cent
The Washington herald., 1909-03-03

Bristol. Wa second reward for the
capture OF Charles L Meade. who escaped
from his sleeping guards after being
brought from Oregon 10 stand trial for
murder IN Scott County. Va. has
been offered The amount Of the
reward is 500. and 4. II is offered bv
/ n Porter, whose father Meade IS
charged with numbering. Mr.. Porter paid
Sl,9to for Meade's frs capture IN the
West
The Washington herald., 1909-03-03

Norfolk, Va--''Fleet Week" It is de-
ciared. was the greatest in the history
Of the city from q business standpoint,
even putting in the shade the big weeks
OF the jamestown Exposition Il is esti-
mated that 5000 strangers visited Nor
folk
The Washington herald., 1909-03-03

Funeral services for hrs. Ruth Bryant
Brown. wife OF Lieut.. Wilson Brown,
were held at L o'clock this morning. from
ST. Paul's Episcopal Church, conducted
By Rev. P P Phillips
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-06-13
SOCIETY nArrrSISGs OF WEEK

CONTINUED from page tgO.J
piano or even the lights. for which
those participating IN the concert e1-
tend thanks: also they wish 10 thank
General Manager Cannon ~ the
Nevada Northern. who most
cOurfe0Hsly generously ana thought
fully sent the Eiy people home on a
special train At about lO:4O. Mrs.
Vatican has asked John A. Malta u
the Bank Of Ely 70 De the temporary
treasurer tor the piano fund, for
which the entertainment was given
aAd has deposited with him So.
as the net proceeds Of the musical.
above which lhere viii be some
further deposit npon the payment Of
ali expenses incurred. She wishes
10 thank the school children who
took interest II the affair and sold
tickets In advance and also thanks
al Who kindly consented 10 help with
The program. The latter WAS
carried through Without a hitch, all
the numbers being pleasantly render
ID md greatly enjoyed. even TO
The two little piano pieces which
were prefectly played without notes
by little Harriet Fulmcr. 3 years of
age. Another entertainment will be
arranged for about Sept 10Th. which
Will again be In aid 81 the piano
fund. Miss Vivian Hill recited the
thrilling Indian love story as told In
Joaquin Miller'g Sioux Chiefs
Daughter 10 perfection. She i'm
pressed her hearers as giving pro-
fessional rendition instead OF d recital
from young girl OF about fifteen
years OF age There Is much success
in store for Miss Vivian In this line
IT OF Slusshrdlnemfwy pcmwfypmfw
~ work. Mrs Samuel Belford In 4
Set of Turquoise showed talent and
skill OF the highest order In render
ing 80 long and difficult "A number, so
professionally. She held her charmed
audience spell-bonnd from start 10
finish Miss Florence Weber played
fwo classic pianoforte compositions.
with delieacy and precision. showing
much talent and teehnic and promise
Of future brilliancy IN her piano
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-06-13
serial 10. o7ss.
OF APPLICATION FOR
PATENT

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
Csrson CITY AeFaaz April II. 1909.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that
ELE IDWNsfTE COMPANY. 4 cor
ss9fafior oEgsaIzea ard existin 9
under ard - virtue - me laws Of
liz state - Nzaae = is agent and
9faar-lr-faea J. Mitchell
aaoa residsaes 80 Hosf0f1ee ad-
efe- n rs. Nevada as made ap-
pliFarou fer United states patent
for tt- ReasIeae Placer Nine
~ MiBlne Claim situated IN IN
Organized mining district Elko
Court Aesaes HelHg The Z = Of
AW e "a - = = SE = u Ser
- ln IT, = - Z : Z. n y. n
con tanning fsfai afea q 80 acres
an 81 zbiea s Claimed and applied
for sad placer mining claim is Of
record ~ PAGE rs . Fol 8 Mining
Kecerf- ga ne Office q the County
Kefo-frr - aid Eik8 county.
TIE rearesf locations are the Xix
born Bonita a1a Nelson Creek
piaeer claims
direct fbaE tn notice BE- pub
llsae8 in the daily White Pine News.
- Fly Nevada. i = newspaper pub
listed nearest - the sid lode min
ing claim for period q sixty
das
LOUIS J. COHN.
Register.
Erst. rr a-.4 ~5# afaU r1rg
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-06-13

AofE H. Say smsth aad - u
Wallace ah9 are bofa pesHezsg1s r
aganIkfs - sxeet VOTES rfszlzsa zHe
audience with solos saa Hza
9ea a1IEnl duel la Ehleh zHIsneaa
arrangement - the sens = sewn
Waea ~ Ywo We're NaKinz frgin
als Sketch Book Hak p Wei
Hsed ~ - iaer refse 80 HsI.Hs2sz
- ~ encore SIZES MaHae sHf1a -
Der usual tranquil manner &c great
eomDosars delighted ire audience -
she rendered tWO piano sease5seizz-
81 John Malta. who - selaeu grams
nc gHDlle the pleasure - rs szAz-
Ing. surprised III 81 fhe volume I'd
s0safueaE u VDice shown 40 80
mink szsaoHd encore Ma zrsazlf aez
served And " Tom smith - y
asHsea fhe sseautlfg stfstsIz =
TfaameHel ~ fOat uDon - - Haa
he oaIg allowed ne ancIsnes Peep
- hs youthful fsce 81 would nzYe
beer eameiete.
4 very pheasant s8sir u - aeek
gas surprise parts gwen = ne
Young men ~ Copper Pa fef SD
erlntendenf NaaderhOen - -ssfaaa
Con. a the pleasant hone q H..
aus Mr.. ganderhOe1 - staT Pointer
On wednesday evening Subsequent
Is the Young men added . dance Al
the Star Pointer boarding house .
ne 9leasHres ~ the occasion. fse-
sides = number from the nine. mere
Wa large delegation . - -
eIeIg geoDle in attendance aag me
occasion Was made mot aaRRf one
throughout It was saeh Sue
cess. n fact that the Copper Fat
boys have decided thai i shall -
followed ~ another dance - re
boarding house on the night - 1aif
:. this dance 30 BE- the miners OBJ
sefYatIon 81 the Fourth TIE SUI
prise given Dir. Vanderh0ff On We'd
nesday night vas very genuine TIE
superintendent had retired for he
NIGH when the party arrived. lie
got ID under the impression thai an
emergency call had been sent for
his presence at the ore pit and Vas
taken Of his feet when rushing from
MS bedroom he fell into the hands
Of Numbered Or more callers. The
presentation made xas OF tine
travelling bag, IN which was an en-
broidered smoking jacket, the gifts
telling Of the esteem and friend
ship entertained BY the men en-
ployed under Hr. yanderboef
Mr. Morris Roberts. Rho visited
Salt Lake FOR week. returned last
evening
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-06-13
PAINFUL INJURY.

Dan barclay. better known a.
"Gcotty.7 ~ emplose at the Nevada
mashed inden finger yesterday a. re
suit VI Is Deing caught under
a trip hammer Il is not hQughi
amputatlou III be Necessary.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-06-13

We wish . ANNOUNCE that TIE
Zimmerfoau'f are again baking ard
their goods ean be had from tie
yellow wagon ard a Fulier's EOS
Aultman slrseI. -
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-06-13
sEyKIsfI.Y Ill.

Nrs. Bifehef. u KY. has been con
fined 70 her bed the greater part 81
the week with severe attack 81
Dlcurisy.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-06-13
DISTINGUISHED.

COUNTY SHERIFF BUTLER AND
MIkE HARRINGTON FOR sOIi-
ING TIE MYSTERY AND
JEWELIsY DEPARTMENT, FOR
AGAIN BEING ~ POSSESSION
Oh THOSE fLAWLESS d.
AMONDS THAT WE'RE 50 RUTH
IESsLY TAKEN FROM 1T
Buy diamond Of the first water and
you have AN investment whose value
ean never depreciatc through time or
You are perfectly
safe II you buy diamonds here. We
sell only perfect gems-noted for
their depth and brillianey.
CLARK A. IINDSkOG.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-06-13

pbo5. gs-R shea saaling iauasry
facboriiy done - he Troy laundry
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-06-13
FROM LaKT.

Harry Couaofs 5 14ek from q D8si.
ness trip y SAT- Lake
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-06-13

Mr.. Morris Roberts sho visited
Salt Lake for week. returned last
evening
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-06-13

LOUIS J COIN.
Register.
Date of Erst paf. Ma :. 1902
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-06-13

lcoalInaea Ilem 90 90
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-06-13

At startling reductions White.
Serge. Duck Pique. Rips and light
weight wool Faneies
The Jasper news., 1909-04-01
Young Men And
Women Wanted.

The demand is greater than the sup
ply, and large number of young man
and women are wanted to completed
courses Of bookkeeping and shorthand
in the Moherly Commercial College. All
West Reed st, MoberIy, Mo. During
the past two weeks we have received
far more calls for our graduates than we
could supply. We have not now and
have not bad for some time single
graduate of bookkeeping and shorthand
out of a position WHOSE application is on
our employment bureau file. This fact
should be quite encouraging to the
young people who have been hestating
to spend time and money for business
education, fearing that they could not
secure employment when their courses
were finished. We can,assure every one
who takes our course OF bookkeeping
and shorthand that they will be placed
promptly upon the completion Of their
course. We can also asure them that
they will be placed in goo position
which will be highly satisfactory to
them. Business firms and railroads are
beginning to realize the thorough prac-
training given the graduates of the Mo-
berly Commercial College.
If you have not sufficient means with
which to pay your way thru school,
write US and state frankly your cond-
tion and we will submit,to you the plans
that have proven so successful with
many Others who were in your condition.
May we send you our large beautifully
illustrated 1873 page catalog, the largest
ever put out by commercial school?
Address Moberly Commercial College,
All W. Reed St, Moberly, Mop
The Jasper news., 1909-04-01
Goods Less Than Cost.

Recently secured in exchange for a
sc uthwost Missouri fam, large stock
of Dry Goods, Queer swGre, Shoes, Toys,
ETC, Etc, AT swan, Iowa. The trade
WAS 10 r"snlt vi II failure of the mer-
chant, and l obtained the sock at a
riIiculously low valuation On the dollar.
1 have brought he goods to Jasper, and
to dispose Of them quickly will retail
them at fist cost ana less than frs
cost. This is nn unusual chance for
you to ave scme I God money ON many
articles on Iced righ- now. You have
my word that the Price charge is not
higher aud in many cases lower than
first cost. Produce taken.
FRANK KUNKLER
HeuHricks Bldg, lst Goor east OF
Pits Dug Stor".
The Jasper news., 1909-04-01

The Little sale last Saturday brings
to mind suggestion made by the News
some time ago with regard to free
auction here every Saturday. Let the
merchants jointly employ an aucioneer
and give over ap hour, CT two Lours,
each Saturday to the free auction OF
such artici's as may be submitted for
sale. Other towns have n a1e most a.
fectlve nse of his idea, which besides
being u good drawing card has the
merit Ut casting very little. II would
do 10 harm To try it anyhow.
The Jasper news., 1909-04-01
Words to Freeze Tie Soul.

"i' SUI u u, '''''----------.i,n. hi L, case
is hope ,ess." These appalling Wfo'ff5ds
were spohen TO Geo. E BIevens, u lead.
ing merchant Of springfield, N. c., by
two expert doctors one huge specia-
list. IGen Wa shown the wonderful
power of DR.. Kirg's New Discovery.
CATER three weeks use,'' writes Mr..
Blavens, she was as we'll as ever. /
woulu not lake all the money in the
world for what it did for my boy" In
failih,e for coughs and Guilds. its the
safest, eurest cure of desperate lung
diseases on earth. SOC and Sl.00. al
Webb Bros. Guarantee satisfaction
Tria bottle free.
The Jasper news., 1909-04-01
Pitts for paint.
Kinks Go to Windsor.

Rev. ard Mrs. Kirk and their little
daughter left Saturday morning for
Windsor, Mo-, where the former has the
M. E. pastorate for the coming year.
Windsor is town OF about $500 people
on the M. X. a. t., about midway be-
tween Clinton and Sedais. 1t is live,
hustling town and possesses an un-
usuallystrong, militant church popula-
ton. The M. E. church is one OF the
strongest in the city, and Rev. Kirk will
doubtless find an ideal field there to
give full play to his we'll known energy
in the cause of good. We believe Wind.
will suit Rev. Kirk, and if Rev. Kirk
doesn't suit Windsor, Windsor is hard
to please.
The Jasper news., 1909-04-01
Young Men in Medal Contest.

Saturday night at the M. E. church in
this CITY HveyUuuE-a.- contest for
silver medal offered by the w. G. T.
U. The contestants are: Geo Masters,
Iebdee Patterson, Chas. Daniels, Ar
thur Radford, Fred Robb.
The program:
flano. ............ Leon BAKER
Prayer. Rev. Culmer
Piano Duo. Edna Lynn, Dyson Roberts
Reading No.
Reading No.
Vocal ......... .. Mrs. H. o. Baker
Reading No. 3
Reading No.
Piano. .Oma Webb
Reading No. 5
Quartet
Reading. ..................Be ss holland
Presentation of medal
Quartet.
The Jasper news., 1909-04-01
Let Us Show You

the beautiful new summer styles in hats
that will arrive this week. Some braids
and flowers that will captivate you.
MRS. CHAs. WALTHALL.
The Jasper news., 1909-04-01

Paint of every description at
Pitts.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-01-21

"N@'@ ~ So S~fNN~AN
Of my years aud experience has any
business with wisdom tooth, and 1t
Is sore besides"
He laid one plump white hand ca
resslngly on my forehead, and with
the other he touched lightly the doom
ed tooth.
"That is the special treatment" he
said
l was about to protest that 1t was
no treatment ut all when, with the
agility OF an electric fash, he removed
the tooth from my person aud held 1t
before my wondering eyes, with a
triumphant chuckle.
"But you haven't hurt me at air.
expOstulated.
II couldn't. At the last moment my
heart failed me-" he declared, with
one of the most engaging smiles
had ever soon ON a human counte-
nance,
may as well confess while am at
It that had been screwing up my
courage for months.
sTUYVEsANT BROWN.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-01-21
To Control Potato seab.

The potato scab disease has been
pretty thoroughly studied by potato
specialists. This well known malady
is the result Of a fungus infestation
which also causes scab on beets. It's
germs occur in great numbers on
scabby potatoes, and may cling to the
surface Of smooth tubers. Much Of
the loss from scab is directly due to
the use of infected seed. says the In
diana Farmer. When the fungus is
not present in the soil clean crop Is
assured If clean seed is used II Is
cheaper to abandon potato growing
upon badly infected soil for a time
than otherwise TO combat the pest.
Chemical dlsinfectlon OF soil Is not
effective enough to warrant the cost.
Seed potatoes can be effectively dis
Infected either by soaking 11s hours
In a solution made by dissolving one
ounce OF corrosive sublimate in seven
gallons OF water; or by soaking two
hours in solution made by Gluting
one half-pint of formalin with 15 gal
Ions Of water.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-01-21

XIV. confronted me- IN. lie Marquis
de la Chambost?" l asked lnvolun-
tarily. "Naw," he responded in the
correct idlom of the vicinity. cit yer
teeth extracted at the Metropolitan
Painless Dentistry Par.orsw
Instantly | realized that my oppor-
tunlty to get into trouble had arrived.
without a second of parley with my
inner consciousness l turned and en-
tered the premises, passing beneath a
monster gilt bicuspid suspended over
the entrance. The cheerful industry
thus indicated occupied the entire
building, whose original intention was
wholly obscured by collection Of
signs of the most seductive character
One OF these appealed strongly to me
as I gllmpsed IT, Satisfaction Guaran.
teed or Your Money Refunded"
The Interior suggested business and
plenty of It. The area was divided
into several small compartments, each
containing dental chair and the nee
essary Instruments. An attractive
young woman assigned me to one Of
these places, invited me TO make my
self comfortable I'm the chair and prom
Used to see that l had immediate atten.
ton.
The operator appeared almost be-
fore the agreeable attendants smile
had betaken Itself elsewhere. He
looked like youth in his very early
twentles, and his smile was replica
Of the one which II was succeeding.
"What can we do for you todayT'
he asked cordially.
"Hurt me-" / returned lac0nically,
"Neverw he protested, with charm
ing earnestness. we cannot do that
unless you insist on having your tooth
extracted in the old bArbarOus fash.
ion. our special treatment Is prac-
tieally painless II win cost you 81"
Proceed, then, with your special
treatment" | said, settling back In
the chair and preparing to be vic.
tinted
you haven't said which one" be
reminded me, with an appealing look
on his handsome face.
Take that wisdom tooth on the
bwer jaw" | directed. "No person
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-01-21

elations from the heart Of the ancient
wood. My center of activity has been
on Manhattan Island and my point OF
observation the top floor of latter
day apartment house.
Sitting at my window half an hour
before the close of one of these brief
est days of the year, was amazed TO
see flock after flock Of birds In rapid
southern flight There were so many
Of them that at no time during the
half hour or so before darkness came
was even my limited skyscape free
from them. 1t reminded me Of the
annual flight OF the pigeons In the
great lake region half century ago.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-01-21

an enemy There were those who be-
lieved the man had committed some
crime and feared retrlbutlon TIT he
imagined he was followed and had
eventually killed himself A third
class believed that punishment had
been visited upon him by the ghost Of
some one he had wronged
or course every effort was made TO
induce Euulce Parks to tell what she
knew-if, indeed. she knew anything.
She did not admit that she knew any
thing and would tell nothing. She
was much affected by the strangers
death and would not look at his body
after death. 1t was buried where It
fell and stone put up bearing only
two words, "The Unknown"
Eunice Parks plned away and died.
ANDREW O. EWING.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-01-21
Selections
MOONS LIGHT sTREAKs.
Due to Salts Of Various Minerals, Says
an Astronomer.

an Astronomer.
The radiating light streaks on the
moons surface are explained In a new
way by II. G. Tomkins, an English as
tronomer, who suggests that they are
due to the salts of various minerals
brought to the surface by evaporation,
just as tney are in arid alkall tracts
In many parts Of the earth.
When beds of solid salts or strata
partially filed with salt exist below
the surface they often dissolve In sub
soil water, which rises TO the surface
and dries, leaving white effiores-
cence.
The radial arrangement Mr.. Tom
kins accounts for by supposing molten
matter to be thrown up from below,
breaking the crust In radlating cracks
and upheaving the strata around the
center of pressure. Saline strata
would be pushed upward with the 9TH
ers and might thus bring them within
reach OF evaporation, the efflorescence
on the surface thus following the di-
rectlon of the radal cracks.
On the moon the conditions are just
right for such Il series of occurrences.
Though water In free state does not
now exist on the moons surface, 1t
probably did so exist at some time,
and the salty deposits that would form
by evaporation would be very heavy
because of absence Of rain to wash 1t
away. If rain should cease on our
own planet Il similar state of things
would doubtless ensue.
A curious fact about the moons
rays" is that they disappear when
the suns altitude is low. This the ad-
vocate Of the new theory explains by
supposlng that n fair amount of illu-
mination is necessary to bring out the
slight difference In whiteness between
the streaks and the surrounding coun-
try.--New York Herald
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-01-21

1t was really the most decided urban
novelty ! had witnessed for long
time. Had this winged hosts flight
been northward should have predicted
an early spring. but under the circum-
stances | could only look forward to u
mighty blizzard.
The next afternoon at precisely the
same hour the performance was re-
peated. Evidently the hegira of the
previous day had been incomplete.
The expected weather upheaval had
not arrived, but was confirmed In
my belief that 1t was on the way.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-01-21
A Valuable Asset.

DR.. William A. White, superintend.
ent Of the Government Hospital For
the Insane near Washington, was
walking about the asylum grounds one
day when he met II patient.
Doctor" said the insane man, bow
many crazy folks are there here any
howT
"a great many" the doctor replied
"two or three thousand"
"Well." continued the questioner,
"you'd have hard time making liv-
ing If 1t wasn't for us. wouldn't your
Cleveland Leader.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-01-21

was so convinced
that the phenom.
enon would ad.
init Of no other
explanation that
| eXhumed my
squirrel lin e d
greatcoat and In
due time went
operaward pro
yided against any
I n er mOmetric
prank.
In the foyer
before l had ex-
changed my great
coat for a check,
| came face to
face, as the real
lists have 1t, with
Jacobus Damn.
II see you have
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-01-21

THOUGH John
Burroughs, MIR.
Roosevelt an d
the other nature
experts are not
likely to find me
an aggressive RI
val, | have re-
Gently been do
ing n rather In
tercsting stunt
in bird study.
Unlike the Sage
Of Slabsldes and
some of the ma.
ture students
who are still
smarting under
the official des.
ignation Of fax
er. ! do not
project my rev.