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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-27
APARTMENTS, FLATS AM
ROOMS TO LET.
CITY.

SIX large rooms, centrally located, $17; also
three large rooms and bath. Roseville Sec
ltion, ,sl1. DE RICHMOND, s7s Broad.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-27
MORTGAGES, LOANS AND
PERSONALS.

of ealaried people. business concerns
and women keeping house bought without
security: cheapest rates. easiest payments; Of
fec In &C principal cities. d. II.
Room s12. 2s Washington ST., corner Market.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-27
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

MULBERRY Ct, So-Large rooms for light
housekeeping, SECS; sleeping rooms, $1.25; only
respectable people need apply; under new man
agen1ent: side entrance.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-15
0Xl2 Body Brussels Rugs
A Great Monday Offe
Roxbury Brussels q 20 nN
Rugs for Monday .SZU.UU

one Of the best known rugs in the
market today. A fine heavy 10-wire
Brussels in excellent patterns and
colors Size 9x12 It. at $40 Size SIX
10.6 at $500
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-15
It's Cool at
The Fountain"

Magical combinations of ice and.
cream and sugar and fruits and
nuts and other flavors.
Righteousness Extraordinary.
Try a Bullock ice cream soda
or sundae-Monday.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-15
"Monogram," the
New Health Bread

Its Great"
A whole wheat combination ac-
Cording to secret recipe
W II d I ully wholesome and
healthful.
AT Bullock's; fresh, 10c and sc
loaVes.-Basement.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-15
Panama Suit
Cases Monday

Made of good strong material over sub
tantial steel frames-leather bound cor
ners-good locks and catches lengths
"a and 26-inch Values that will win
scores Of new friends for Buiock's lug
gage department. Monday, tl95.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-15
lace Curtains at $500

Fine Net Curtains in Batten-
berg, Cluny and Renaissance ef-
fects-Rich, elegant Curtains
full 80 inches wide-Better Cur
tains than $500 usually buys
The new Drapery Nets at 25c
TO S1.OO a yard will interest you
Monday.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-15
HandkerchiefS'
Three for S1.0O

Just, imagine handkerchiefs
of the ShcereSt. dalntiest lin
en- with beautifully hemstitched
borders and exuuisitely embroid-
cred corner designs. all done by
hand, and three of them, all neat
ly boxed, for S1.00.
"Sunspun' handkerChiefs are to
be had only at Bullock's. Ask to
see them Monday.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-15
Lace Curtains at $3.50

Lace Curtains at S3.5U
Beautiful Curtains Of heavy
French Bobbinet with edges
and corners of rich Battenberg-
curtains that will grace the
proudest room of the whole house
Values tnaJ viii enthuse you
at $3.50 a pair-4th Floor Monday.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-15
Lace Curtains at $2.75

Splendid heavy Arabian Net Curtains with
neat edges and insertions-sOme pretty two
toned effects-others of durable cable nets
Madras-and Fillet effects-It will set you to
guessing how can sell them Monday at
81 20 u pair.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-15
Hundreds of Yards of EmbroiderieS
Will Fly Away Monday at 2oc Yard

Wonderfully
cover dainty new patterns exqute worked on sheer
weaothers in heavy patterns that undemusns
window of todayEuy
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-15
100 Wash SuitstoC COMA Great Monday Sale at $695|

And such suits would the world could be
sold for little How buyer the"what magic what
charms, what he used-e don't
the suits here and they're going 100 into this
Bulocks models
tailored panmo of them linena few of crash pique and
nenegood coors and Some OF the styles display
of windows Broadway See them today choose like
BEST for it early Monday morning.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-15
Just Twelve Room Size
Brussels Rugs to Go at

heavy good patterns
&c a price.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-15
Among the Styles
in This Sale Are:

Patent Kid OXfords with light
hand turned soles-
Patent Colt Sailor Ties
Lace and Button OXfords OF
patent colt with brown or
gray suede tops
Ankle strap Pumps of patent
kid ana colt
-Nici Kid OXfords with turned
or Welted soles-
Tan Calf OXfords Sailor Ties
and Ankle Strap Pumps
Brown Kid DXfords with plain
toes or tips-turned s0les-
Dull Kid OXfords and Sailor
Ties
Brown Suede Oxfords and
Pumps
Gray Suede OXfords with Good
year Welted soles--
Lace and Button Shoes of Pat
ent Colt and Nicl Kid
Patent Colt oNfords with 2t4-in.
Louis XIV heels
-S-strap Sandals Of patent leather
-Oxfords and slippers in black.
brown or gray suede; a few cham
pagne.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-15
You Chould Care
for Your Eyes

AS religiously as you care for your
teeth. The majority should wear
glasses, statistics prove it, Head
aches are merely warnings. Heed
them. Consult the optical special
ist, without charge. Fourth floor
Monday.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-15

Perrin ct Gle"
have just come to make
already full stocks still more
complete. Fine e English
cape gloves for men, women
and children. Hundreds of
pairs. imported direct from
London. Buy Perrins, the
best gloves made, Monday
at Bullocil's.
For Women
Prix seam capes in new English
tans. gunmetal. gray and canary.
Spear point backs. S1.50
Pique cape in new shades of tan
with heavy silk embroidered
backs. $500.
For Children
Pique capes in English tan shades,
Triple 0 to 3 at $lO0. Sizes /, 8, s,
at 81 %.
For Men
Finest English cape in new tan
shades. prix seam finish, spear point
backs; S2.00.
"SunSDun
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-15
Hairdressing and
Manicuring

Business is growing by leaps and
bounds. Because of The expert
work performed by Bullock op-
erators-Lemon Rinse Shampoo
soc. Monday.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-15
We're Going to Sell at $1.O0

"A wonderfully complete assortment Of
good BoDbinet Curtains in neat dainty
patterns with zigzag edges and inser-
tions. Then there are some heavy Not
tingham Curtains in white or Arabian.
Better curtains than you'd expect for so
little Ask to see them Monday.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-15
Nepperham Rugs CO EO
Smiths, ox12 #. .DlO.OU

A value that will win scores of new
friends for Bullock's rug store. Heavy
9-wire seamless Brussels rugs In rich
oriental designs. Size 9X12 at $3.50.
size S.3x1O.6 at Sl2.50.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-06

HEAVY impure biooq makes = H#i-
~ pimpiF complexion headache
nausea. Indigestion Thin blood makes
you weak. pale slcNy Buriock Blood
Bifters makes 'he bio d rich red. pure
-rea.gEes perlel. health
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-06

Nasal Catarrh qr'crlv WELLS IL trest-
mert aY t-a a--esalia aromatic Elv,s
Cream Bl'm. lt g r. sved through the
-rIs ana clnnshs aal ais the whole
surface o.-r which 10 ,ilfusas sltsslf Drug
Z the 5Ne 4ze Test il and YOU
gfa ta continue tie treatment til re-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-06
New Age is an Okla
homa Remedy a nd
will do the work

TESTIMONIALS on
APPLICATION

Age Hair Grower are tHo valued prtd-
uets that have been perfected by Dr.
Hixon u this eitr. Thee formula
hare proven that they can d. al that 4.
claimed for them ID stopping the loss q
hair. inyigorating The .s.alp. and ealsInz
The disapTearance of dandrlff and pro-
ducing renewed growth Il hair ID any
ease. which achievement is generally be-
lieyed to BE- impossible by TIE public
This fart has been - thoroughly
demonstrated to q number y busines
people Of Guthrie and surrounding toWns
in Oklahoma, that Corporation haz
been formed with capitalization of
$1,000 to place these Remedies On the
market % a large plan.
In order 10 show he faith IN these
produets Dr. Hixon has placed limited
amount u thee goods On sale IN the
Drug Stores and Barber Shop Of Guth
RE and has also arranged 70 I'll any ont
SIDE orders promptly
New Age Dandruff Remedy il pre-
pared for all eases whore the hair is fall
ing out. itching and eruptIge sealp. ann
dandruff present. restoring the bair ami
scalp to healthy condition in very
short time
New Age Hair Grower, i- especially
prepared for those who desire the hair
to b. increased IN thickness. and also for
that yast number of individuals who
have loet all or part Of their hair
Full directions accompany each pack
age AZ well a. valued treatise on the
care and growth Of the hair These
products are put ont by New Age Chem
! ical 60. The goods wiIl b. on sale in
nearby cities in the near future We
! invite close inspection and trial Of
these goods. The price of New Age
! Dandrurf Remedy is 500 and New Age
/ Hair Grower $50. and will be sent out
/ side Of Guthrie, express prepaid on
receipt Of price.
New Age Chemical Co,
Guthrie. Okla.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-06

rhIcsE0 I1Iy G-BWh s. LcnH
Chicago games Here postponed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-06
TEXAS LEAGUE

For Worth Te1ss Jul Port
Rofth took both game - a double
header With Oklahoma CifY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-06

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-06
san Antonio i2.2. waco al

san Antonio. Texas July 8
Through all around playing San An
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-06

Muskogee Okla July 8 with the
eeare 1 To- in fiyor a Fl Reno. the
game vas forfeited 70 Muskogee By
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-03
GREELEY PoUDRE
SOURCE OF SUPPLY
RESERVOIRS AMrI.E A1PRfsENt
Tapping Of the Laramie b the Wv"
mate End In View.

The question which Is upper!hoS'
in the minds of the real estaIe men,
land owners and land hunters IN 'he
Pleasant Valley and Grow creek as
,ricts at the present time is not
whether the Camfield ditch will De
built. but where they intend to get
the water when it Ia built.
When the ditch was first contem-
plated, the maps filed showed tha'
the main source OF supply was ron
the Laramie river. and q tunnel was
to be constructed to divert the water
in this direction. In time il is ex'
1,ected that this idea will b. carried
ont and the enterprise is not so dil-
trult or so costly ~ the Henrylynl
scheme, which is now financed ana
ready for immediate construction
The men behind the new Greeley
pondre say that 1t will be construct
ed and the work started 1t once. Inc
nromoters claim they have ample
water for at least 100000 acres WIN
ont tapping the Laramie at presen,
although that is their ultimate OBJ
iect. The company has already
large number of reservoirs. both CON
structed and under way, With cap
aeity of almost three billion cubic
feet. Among these are the Count!
line, with q capacity OF 800 900.
600 cubic feet; the MAg1ew. witt
100000; the Link. with 10000
900; the Tunnel, with 100000 900
East Fork, with 150.00o.o0O ant
Nr,.oh ni, aho With 176 (1OO 900.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-03
GASOLINE EX-
PLODES IN STOVE
WINDSOR MAN BADLY h0hNI'
Thought Gasoline Was Kerosene '''
Tried to Start Fire.
windsor specially


Another gasoline for Kerosene
tragedy. or rather near-tragedy' was
enacted on a ranch west OF Wlhaso'
Friday morning, when Omar h"'ies
,ouched a lighted match to SOME
kindling wood which hao pe''
drenched with gasoline and an eA,
plosion followed. The wihuo"S
wore blown out of the room, the f"r'
niture scorched. although for somt
reason the house did not eaten hie
and Hainey himself was seVerels
turped abut the hands and feet Al
though the burns will not necessari'.
nroye fatal. it is said that he wi'
hear the scars the rest of his he
and he is still suffering agonies from
the wounds.
The accident occurred on Haines
fathers ranch. The latter is IN the
east at present and Hainey and his
wife had come over from their o"a
farm to look after the premises.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-03
MANY GAMBLERS
HAND OVER CASH
TOTAL ABOUT 100000
Fifteen sports from Essoa and Anit
Come to Grief.

Eight OF the fifteen men arrested
at Ault and Eaton for gaming. plead
guilty Friday and each paid 800
and costs. The other plead Satnr-
day and will no doubt receive dose
of the same medicine. Some 1900
all told will be contributed towards
paving the expenses OF the county
and the officials. The two men who
are said to have conducted the game
and taken the "rake o6." plead not
guilty. and went to jail In lieu OF
$1,000 bonds. These two are Judd
Cathey and John Roach. All the
others plead guilty to gambling IN
the rooms of Cathey and Roach and
it will be interesting to know how
these two win prove their Innocence.
Those who have already paid up are
John RienkA F. H. Elliott. Verge
Collins, James Whitmots, r. J. Mur-
ray, Chas. Weber and Ray Gillett-
The sheriff says that these men
had regular gambling quarters -
tablished at Eaton and Aule. WITH :
booze Joint In connectAen, md n the
back room they had bunA tor ~
accommodation of thooe Wbo 6ecanse
too drunk to stand up.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-03
CAPITALIZATION OF FARMS.
Enormous Increase In Acreage anu
Value OF Farming Lands

Enormous Increase In Acreage and
Value OF Farming Lands
The number Of farms In 1891 was
4,5s4,s41; in 1900 they numoere
s,737,372, and the present number if
estimated to be 100000, an IN
crease of 33.s per cent over 1890.
The total number of acres in farms
increased from s23,o0o.ooo in 1890
to sss, 100000 in 1900. or 34.S per
cent. Improved acres increased 15.9
per cent.
The capital Of the farmer in forms
OF land, buildings. improvements
live stock, Implements. and machin
cry is supposed to be now worth
about $4,000, 100000, an increase
of rs or 80 per cent. over 1890
From Secretary Wilson's Annual Re-
port.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-03
TEN INCANDESCENTS AS AN EN-
PERTINENT.
WILL ILLUMINATE ALLEYS
Daetxict Selected to Try New Systen
In on Eighth Avenue, Between
Ninth and Eleventh Streets
The New Tungsten
Lights to He Used.

Monday the Home Gas & Electric
oonpany installed ten new ilghts al
N experiment for lighting the resi-
Aeace district of Greeley All VINO
aav the illumination last evening are
at the opinion that it has the arc
syptem beat five to one. The lights
are all of the new Tungsten pattern
vhich has double the effect of the ola
tncaudescents, without using any
more power. The district selected
by the company. for the experiment
y the three blocks between Tentn
and Thirteenth streets on Eighth aV-
ease. In the three blocks two lights
are installed at each corner and one
ooposite each alley. Half of the
f1Ghts are of 40 watt capacity and the
Salance 60 watt All ten require the
saue energy and will cost the same
- one arc light at the present prices.
The feature most remarked In this
pev lighting scheme is the light AZ
the entrance to each alley. Inc
three blocks are lighted better than
n tAere was an arc light on each cor
a>r. The city council will NO doubt
Investigate this new system and II
trey think we'll of 1t, they can have
three blocks in the residence district
fixAted for the price they are now
saying for one arc light. The arcs
are now from three to five blocks
apart and they never throw any light
- far as the middle of the block.
~here the alley opens. and which IS
always the place where footpad
makes his appearance. All who are
interested should go to Eighth av-
eaue and tenth street this evening
aad compare the new with the old
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-03
EATON NEEDS A NEW PARK.
Weld Cosnty Need Oosrt House
Hp&h TakinG CollecttDo.

0Oeh TAXING Co00oo.
Last Sunday night Marshal Roger
struck . nice little poker game on
the East Side. Lee Keeling. the pro-
prietor, and three other men were
arrested. Monday morning they all
plead guilty and were flned 800 and
costs, which were paid.
Monday morning some Japs and
Mexicans were arrested in the same
part Of town for selling booze. They
also plead guilty and paid their fines.
Over $3.50 in two days this week
goes q long way toward paying for
the new park. Another raid and we
can get the streets graveled.-Eaton
Herald.
They got Oh easy in Eaton. The
same gentlemen. with a half dozen
others, were gathered In by the sher
III on state warrants for the same
offense and altogether they con
tributed to Weld county $1,000
Weld county needs a new cour
house.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-03
+. p. STARTS COMBINATIONS.
Land They Sold for oo.5O Will Nov
Cost 800 Per Acre.

The Urion Pacific road Saturday
morning nied COPIES Of numerous
eondemnatioA prpesedinss tor right
Of way in Weld county for the sew
eral branches Of railroad upon which
\ has begun construction. These
suits were brought In the United
States court at DeAvsr. The owners
Of the pfsoeFty are scattered all over
the Unit4l States, making 1t neces-
sary to- take sone Of the actions
through the United etxtes courts.
II is interesting TO note that the I'm
hon Pacffc II now condemning land
where 1t will surely have to pay
from 800 per acre upward which
the railroad Itself sold only . few
years ago at prices averaging about
$3.50 per acre.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-03
MARK HYLES GOES
TO ANOTHER CAVE
HIS sUFFERlNos NOW ENDED
Leg Frosea Twenty-Five Days Befor,
Being Amputated.

L. H
Marcus Hyles. the denented old
man from near Plattevills. died at Q
o clock this morning. It u we'll that
the poor unfortunate has reached the
last great cave. Blood poisoning was
the direct cause OF his death. The
doctors had little hope Of saving
Hyles at any time and took his frog
en- Limbs on - the last hope in a
thousand. 1t was twenty-five days
from the time he was frosen until he
was brought to Greeley for the oper.
alton. and the frosen parts had be-
come 20 malignant that the mans
entire system was poisoned.
It was on New Yeey's day tha,
Hyles wandered away nom the farm
worked ~ AiMeelf and 1fother neal
Platteville. AnA west back to his
cave. He was NJ foHAl until twelve
aayS afeerwArl sne 4 was another
ten days oefote tAsk beuvght him t.
Grssas3' tpf tReGtiaeSt. His leg,
Vsre 6mputAted but \ W. too lat,
10 = any enoA.
Hylee lGavso brother. Robert
|anA two s,1kA&s. MM Copeland o
|DplvAf ana lffo. warden of Gilcres.
His mother died some 4A1ne ago. leav
ing q little estate which IL now beinl
probated. 1t amounts to about 81.
200, of which Marcus would receiv
one-fourth. His one-fourth will no,
have to be probated. with additiona
court costs.
Marcus Hyles was - years old
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-03
Lame Shoulder.

This ia a common form Of muscd-
lar rheumatism. No internal treat
ment is needed. Apply Chamber
lain's Liniment freely three times a
day and q quick cure 10 certain. This
liniment has proven especially val
liable for muscular and chronic
rheumatism. Sold by all druggists
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-03

:; !: =; !: ): !:
puOlisAA eL'
man iroa -
lied BY \
Tom WI,
having {, ps',;
the Hour ''''
duced in i y.
but the n .C. Y
clusively d .r,,,,
monc;r
weeks. sat.
| While u
sumcient q sl''
lication, u
er reason i -
une at TIL, o.''
most Of IL ID
iticians d
foremos. ene,
cleaner pod NJ
less Of pary ,
tions. unul
ening Of N
ever, this i Yin
political d 4
consumm,us :;
fore, that \
awakening I
believe tint
, Gentleman n
: have iu inf \
and We com,
ii the knovlsa
dull line in Y
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-03

Tribune want ads DO Tie business
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-03
Land Sales u Pierce.
(Pierce Specially

O. P. Davis, who invested in town
lots here In the firvt days of the
Pierce boom, disposed Of the last of
them Friday at the top notch price
Of $500. Mr.. Davis has always Sc
cured the highest prices for his lots.
but this exceeds any other sale ne
has made and 10 probably the high
est amount ever paid here. 1t 10
good index to real estate conditions
h Pierce.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-03
Oue-Way Coloaist Rates - Arizona
Texas, MexicO, California, Idaho.
Montana and the Northwest.

Commencing March /. and con-
tinuing daily until April Both, the
Colorado Z Southern will sell one
way colonist tickets to many points
in the above territory at greatly re-
duced rates For rates and other
particulars, call on the agent or H.
dress T. e. Fisher, General Passenger
Agent, Denver.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-03
Iancoln's Centennial Celebration Al
beaver. Feb. IL, 1900.

The Colorado { Southern Will
make a rate of one fare for the
round trip from all points in Colo
RADIO to Denver and return. Tickets
will be on sale February IL and IL,
good to return February 13.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-03
Marriage iceaGe.

Henry A. Mcneil of Eaton and
Miss George Markham Of Jefferson
CITY, Mo-; c. H. Benoy and Ida N.
HoAson, both Of windsor.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-03
For ths|

Eczema, u
keep their Vi
ment. The /
lain's Salve [
itching, and [
| cured by Ito
| druggists
| Try . rrill
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-03
WANTS n
Gilcrest Ws|
Rea, |

Mn. Ale.
went to the
day to proeu
husband, N
the day beta
saying he II
she au, Id
she told any
| little childrss
| alone last h
GilcreN.
| Mrs. Hill I
very intellige
was In great |
The bee., 1909-09-23
FRED ACKART
FINED S4OO
Horse Branch Man Enters Plea
OF Guilt In Federal Court
TO USING MAIL FRAUDULENTLY
AND SECURING MERCHANDISE
On Grounds Of Representing CoaI
Company Which Did Not Exist.

Fred Ackart, of Horse Branch,
who got in his work on several
merchants in this section of the
country, two of whom are said to
be of Greensboro, was fined $500
by Judge Walter Evans in the
United States court at Louisville
Thursday. The charge against
Ackart was using the mails
fraudulently, and he entered a
plea of guilty.
Ackart was accompanied to
Louisville by Attorney T. g..
Risley, of Horse Branch. He
was given a fine of $400. He
and his friends made up the
amount.
Ackart declares that he is a
victim of circumstances. He
was Indicted a little more than a
year ago by the United States
grand jury for representing him.
self as president of the Lillian
Coal company of Ohio county,
KY, and as the head of the COM
pany having defrauded certain
merchants in different parts of
the country through the medium
of the mails.
The claim of the government
is that no such concern as the
Lillian Coal company actually
existed. Shortly after he was
indicted Ackart left Kentucky
and enlisted IN the navy. He
was never arrested. Recently
he decided that he should give
himself up to the court. He
some time ago passed an exami-
nation for lieutenant in the ma
rine corps and is now looking for
an appointment. He expects to
be assigned to the Philippine
islands. -Owensboro Inquirer.
The bee., 1909-09-23
SHOT IN BREAST
henderson County Farmer Seriously
Wounded in Sunday ARRAY.

Henderson Ry., Sept. 20. Fin
ley Yates was shot in the breast
and nadly wounded, Sunday af-
ternoon near Alzorl, this county,
and about twenty miles from
this city. The shooting is alleg-
ed to have been done by j. E.
and George Powell. The bullet
entered to the right of the left
nipple and, after striking the
breast bone, glanced. Yates was
alive at last reports. The Pow
ellis deny doing the shooting,
which is said TO have occurred in
the road near Yates home. All
the parties are farmers.
The bee., 1909-09-23
Baby is Born With Wings.

Roanoke, Va.-A report comes
from Montgomery county that a
woman there has given birth to
a child with wings instead of
arms. A Roanoke man who re-
Gently returned from a trip to
that country in a wagon tells the
story. Ayoung woman asked for
a ride and was Accommodated,
She related having just left a
home where a baby was born
with feathered wings. The young
woman declared that she knew
the truth of the statement, hav-
ing seen the child. The baby,
she said, made a noise like a
chicken.