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Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-10

was in the rock-rbbed republican state of
Massachusetts where Eugene ~ Foss.
democrat had a majority o. $1,000 The
long contested split in the democratic
nominating convention had appeared to
indicate a state Of disruption which gave
the republicans great hope Jut voters
seemed 20 have FORGOTTEN this az the polls
Foss campaign was made on a straight
out tariff issuc. The Massachusetts lsais.
lature is republican and Will elect Senator
Lodge.
Ia New Jersey Dr. Woodrow Wilson who
resigned the presidency OF Princeton Uni
versity to take up the work Of the cam-
pdign, was swept into the governors chair
by 5000 votes. carrying with him dems-
cratic majority in the joint session OF the
legislature and insuring a democratic sue
cessor TO Senator John Kean. Most OF
New Jerseys ten congressman will cit with
the democratic majority in the Sixty-sec-
ond congress. Connecticut has elected a
democratic governor for the first time
| since 1898 IN the person Of Judge Simeon
| y. Baldwin. The republicans lost heavily
/ In Rhode Island, re-electing Governor
! Aram j. Pothier BY a scant 1910 votes, as
/ against his plurality Of about t2,OO In the
/ last election Senator Aldrlch successor
\ viii be a republican
Pennsylvania appears on late returns Il
have elected John X. Tener. the straight
republican candidate. by reduced plu.
raiity. Berry ,dem), running on the Key
stone independent ticket ;sd him hard
/ fight all along the line.
Tennessee elected fusion candidate, Ber
W. Hooper, by a generous margin. Michi-
gan was overwhelmingly in favor Of
Charles s. Osborn. the republican nominee
[ v.hits WISCONSIN chose Frank H. McGbvefh
republican, by reduced plurality.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-10
BELLE FOURCHE MAN
MYSTERlOUSLY DISAPPERS
August NeuEerbHur, a Blacksmith,
Has Been MissinE for Four Months
Left Bis Depoait In bank.

BELLE FOURCHE, s. H.. Nov. 9.-(Spe.
ciai) -With SEQ in the hank and no debts
and no family. August Neugefbsuer for
many years we'll known IN the cattle coun-
try in the southeast corner OF M6ntaut
not far from here has not been seen since
July. and although every effort has been
made TO trace him, Il has been unavail-
ing
Neugerbauer resided at Glenn City, Mont.
near the South Dakota line. For some
years past he conducted a dance hall and
then sold out and was digging arteslau
wells at the time Of his disappearance.
Neugerbauer had just purchased some
machinery for this work and was in Belle
Fourche for that purpose last jay, ieav-
ing there. ostensibly for home, but never
reached there and is supposed to have
taken another course for some unknown
reason. lie was 30 years old and by trade
was a blacksmith.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-10
When You Want
a Quick Shampoo

1T Is impraetieabie to wash the hair
every day 20 remove the ubiquitous dust
Indeed. even II possible. 1t would be un-
wise-for too much water ruins the hair
and there are many who believe once in
three months Is often enough for soap and
water shampoo.
DRY shampoolng is the right idea, but
do not place too much confidence IN orris
root alone The perfect shampoo powder
is made By mixing four ounces OF therox
with four ounces Of orTis root This mix
turs oleanses Immediately. and the thsrox
tones up the scalp and gives the hair q
glossy and beautiful lusteT.
when you. want to dress your hair in
a hurry, just sprinkle little Of this mix
ture through the hair don't use too much
and slft II evenly. then brush the hair
thoroughly. You will be delighted with
the result. ADJ.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-10
SLUMP IN REPUBLICAN VOTE


continued from First PaBe.)
as a republican candidate for governor,
yesterday lost his seat In the lower house,
and Hamilton Fish was defeated for re-
election as the republican candidate in the
Twenty-frst New York district
Another feature of the voting in the
east was the fact that in a majority Of the
big cities the republicans gained while
they lost in the country. In New York
state, for instance. the early returns from
upstate seemed to indicate the election
Of "a republican governor. In Ohio, simi-
larly, Harmon. the democratic gubefna-
tional candidate, lost heavily in the city
and gained in the country. The republican
leaders here explain this as due to the
hostility of the labor vote to the demo-
cratic candidate.
Summed up the results OF the various
state elections were as follows!
DEMOCRATIC.
Alabama, New Jersey,
Connecticut, New York,
Florida, Ohio,
Indiana, Oklahoma,
Massachusetts. South Carolina,
Nevada, Texas
REPUBLICAN.
Colorado, North Dakota
Delaware, Pennsylvania
Idaho, Rhode Island
Michigan, South Dakota,
Minnesota, Tennessee,
Nebraska Wisconsin.
~" DOUBTFUL
Iowa, Kansas.
One Of the most astonishing overturns
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-10
Charter Oak
Stoves and Ranges

for sixty-thrse years have been doins
more than their duty in the best pottiou
Of our American homes.
Primarily Charter Oak stoves and
Ranges are built to give the necessary
volume of heat with the least consumption
Of fuel This they do. But more than
that they are constructed artistically
with graceful designs handsomely orna-
mented and well and accurately balanced
throughout.
Why put up with a stove that is not
a reliable heat producer, or that does not
bake even or cook Steadily Why invest
your money in something that eats up
tons Of coal and gives you no retufna
A Charter Oak in your home provides
you with all the heat you require, yet It
consumes a minimum amount Of fuel
You can regulate the volume of heat to
suit yourself You can keep your FIRE over
night and be sure 70 have il next morn
ing. II needs no attention.
It is made extra heavy and for over half
a century has proven its lasting strength.
Each stove Is gas proof 50 that your room
or kitchen Is not filled with unpleasant
odors. One In your house will improve
your home conditions and insure well
cooked meals.
II ineonvenient 10 get to this dealer, write Us
for our free books. You can't afford 70 buy q
stove or range until you have found out all about
the Charter Oak
Charter Oak Stove & Range Co.
St. Loui. SSkTfA Mo.
"ss oAK. -,
AND FURNACES. @
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-10

HLKfNS, w. Va, Nov. 9.--In the private
car OF President Willard Of the Baitim0re
Ohio railroad, Senator stephen y. EllSihs
panied by DIR. Golden, his family physician,
and will arrive at the capital early To-
morrow. Senator Elkins doctors desired
that he be nearer the hospitals Of WASH
ington and Baltimore should an operation
become necessary.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-10
NORTH DAKOTA

FARGO, N. D., Nov. s.-Incompiete re-
turns show that the republicans have car
ried every office except that OF governor
The republicans concede' the election OF
Burke. democrat. Hanna and Helgson, re-
publican congressman, won.
The legislature lie Overwhelmingly repub-
lican.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-10
HAYWARD COMEDIES HIS
DEFEAT BY MAGUlRE IN FIRST
Loses Lancaster County By -Four Han
dred and Rest OF District BY
smaIi vote,

william Hayward, who run as a republican
for congress in the First Nebraska district,
wired to The Bee Oonoeding his defeat by
Mcguire, the present democratic member.
Hayward lost Lancaster BY $50 ana the
rest Of the district by q small vote.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-10
MINNESOTA

ST PAUL, Nov. 9.--While republican
candidates were going down to defeat be-
fore a democratic landslide elsewhere In
the United States, conditions were re-
versed IN Minnesota, where Adolph o.
Bberhart defeated his democratic opponent,
James Gray for governor by an old-time
majority
The legislature Is republican and Con-
gressmah Hammond CdeH5 is the only
one Of the party TO win
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-10
MANUEL BONILLA DEPORrED
Professional HevOIut Zionist and Amrri-
can Aide Placed on steamer for
New Orleans

NEW ORLEANS Nov 9--The news that
the noted Honduran revolutionist Manuel
BUnilla, and his American lieutenant Gen
eral L6e Christmas, had been expelled from
Guatemala by order OK the president Of
that country and that they would he placed
aboard the steamer Carriage due to leave
Puerto C0rteS today for New Orleans is
regarded here as having an important
bearing on the talk Of general uprising
in Honduras.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-10

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. s.-John X. Ten
er's plurality for governor Of Penhsylvani.
may be as low as 1900 or even less VII
omplets figures are IN. The legislature
remains republican on joint ballot
The socialists elected a member to the
assembly.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-10
WASHINGTON

SEATTLE, Nov 9.--Lete returns show
gains IN the legislature for the democrats,
but not enough TO reduce the large repub-
lican majority materially. The piuralities
of the three republican congressmen-elec
ana the five republican supreme court
judges-eiect are decisive
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-10
MASSACHUSETTS,

BOSTON. Nov B.--Congressnan Eugene
N. Foss (dem) was elected governor by
S2,sS7. The democrats captured five out
Of fourteen seats in the congressional dele
CATION The next legislature will be re-
publicau
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-10

West. democrat the sovernorship Of one
gou. over Jay Bowerman, republican.
That oregon has voted wet seems GER
tain.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-10
BONDS CARRY TWO TO one
Board Of Education to Get the Money
it Wished.
ALL REPUBLICANS ARE ELECTED
citizens Vote Tbree-QuRrters of n
million Dollars 60 he spent I'm
the Buiiding of New
Houses.

The school bonds for fl5UOOO worth Of new
buildings were approved by the voters
Tuesday by a vote OF t0,2g 70 5.6US, ana an
the republican candidates were elected to
the Board of Education-Millar f. Sears.
Jacob L. Jacobsen, George Colt and VIII
liam r. BOurke. These four men we're
elected from the Fifth sixth. Seventh and
Eighth wards. respectively, and their votes
compared with the votes Of their demo-
cratic opponents we're as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-10
WEST VIRGINIA

WHEELING. W. Va. Nov. s.-Latest
figures on the legislature shows that boo
is democratic on Joint ballot. which VII
retire Senator Nathan B. Scott next March
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-10

NVaaninwton COmpletss
BLAIR NeB.. Nov. Especial iva
ington county complete gives Aldroh l'ssA
Dahlman, l,eloi senator BurRett 1.oli
Hitchcock. l.tSS; congressman, county com
plese except one precinct. gives sutton l.sss
and I,obok. ss.
Of fifty four precincts in Lincoln and Ian
caster oounty give Aldrich s.S29 Dahlman
ASH, q republican gain Of ne over two
wears aFo. Ten OF these precincts give
Rarkett (for senator) Loo. and Hitchcock
i.sL This indicates a majority Ia the
county OF i.60e to 1,soQ for Aidrioh and Of
600 TO 800 for Burkett.
LEXINGTON, Neb.. Nov. s-(speclal
Telegram )-Dawson county, ten precincts
outside OF Lexington give Aldrioh $50 and
Dahlman az. Burkett received Ns and
Hitchcock Ss7.
TEKAMAH. Neb., Nov. S--(special Tele.
Fram.-aTWenty cut OF twenty-five precincts
IN Burt county give Burkett l,sll. Hitch
cook. Ans. Aldrich. 1871; Dahlman, Nei
Boyd tor congressman. lbs; Latta, 1.6f7.
WILDER. Nob., Nov. S-The town Of VIII
Der. saline county. First ward gives Dahl
man. as. Aldrieh -, democratic gaiu
% "a
Majority A CaIumbas.
COLUMBUS. Neb.. Nov. s-tspeciai Tele.
Eram.) =Columbus complete, four wards
give the fOnoWing maiorities. Dahlman. ssa
Hitchcock. s6l
BEAVER CITY Neb.. Nov. 6--tsDecia
Tsiegram. )-Beaver City precincts com
plete; Aidrich. ls8; Dahiman. 81
FREMONT, Neb.. Nov. G--(speoiai Tele
gram -Eirst. Second and Third wards
Fremont. eive; Aldrch SIS Dahiman SO
Btrketi ~. Hitchcock 5l6.
Dawson On Congreasman.
LEXINGTON. Neb. Nov. S-Cspeoia
TeieEram.l-In Dawson c0unty eight pre-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-10

Inc election OF all republican members
60 the Board Of Education Is quite the
usual thing In OMAHA but even the most
enthusiastic supporters Of the bond prop
! Osltl0n were iublant Wednesday morning
with surprise and qualification because the
voters approved of the improvements that
have been SO earnestly worked for by the
/ board.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-10
OREGON

PORTLAND, Ore, Nov. s-Returns from
many sections of the state today tend &c
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-10
Winners IN Douglas
For United states senator
GILBERT NJ. HITCHCOCK.

For United states senator
GILBERT NJ. HITCHCOCK.
Roe Govcrnor--
JAMES G. DAliLMAN.
FOR Lieutenant Governor--
RALPH A. CLARK.
FOR secretary Of state
c. w. POOL.
For state Auaitor-
p. J. HEWITT.
For state Treasuree--
GEORGE e. HALL.
For superintcndent--
WILLIAM X. JACKSON.
Tor Attorney Gensfal---
g. II. WHITNEY.
FOR land commissioner
WILLIAM b. EASTMAN.
For railway commissioner
BEN II. HAYDEN.
Fer Congressman, second Distfict----
c. o. LOBECK.
For County AttOrncy--
JAMES p. ENGLISH.
FOR state senators
RICHARD s. HORTON.
JOHN r. REAGAN.
JOHN NJ. TANNER.
For state Representative
p. G. H. ROLAND.
JAMES II. BULLA.
JOHN II. GROssMAN.
ROBERT II. HOLMES,
c. B. LIVER.
e. J. MARBLE.
JOHN f. MORTALITY.
FRANK II. HIHA.
w. S. SHOEMAKER.
For County C0nimtssi0aers--
PETER e. ELSASSBR
: JOHN c. LYNCH.
THOMAS P. O'CONNOR,
GEORGE KAUFMAN.
For board Of Education
M. +. SEARS,
GEORGE COTT,
j. L. JACOBSON,
W.T.. BOURKE.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-10

Wayne .......-m 1888 sl7 L25s 10
"a eounuesa.. si,7s1 7i.775 7O,ssS sOA
vote on Senator.
Complete returns on senator from TWEEN
ty-three counties:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-10
Result In Buffalo.

KEARNEY. Neb., Nov. s.-(Special Tele-
gram with eight precincts OF twenty-nine
in Buffalo county to hear from, Aldricn
leads by 72O. He will probably carry the
county by 800 Hitchcock is leading By a
and wilt carry the county by %. Clark
(rep.l and Bodinson (dem.) are close for
state senator. Both county optionists,
Bailey tdem.) and Bassett (rep). who
signed statement No.. l. Will win for repre-
sentative. u. b. McDermott (dem) for
county attorney wins by a large majority,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-10
Fnurlh nIatFlct.

Platte county complete gives a majority
for Latta Of ss6
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-10

nets give Itinkaid sss and Taylor $50.
ne entire county ticket is elected by q
Jod republican majority.
CAMBRIDGE Neb., Nov. S.-(Special
eiosram.) -Cambridg Logan and Vincent
recinCts give AidriCh 2l6 pahlman 81
Iurkstt 1871, Hitchcock go, Congressman
orris 100 and Sutherland 225. James John
rep) is elected for representative.
Norris Leads in Hall.
GRAND ISLAND, Neb.. Nov S.--(special
. slearam y--,fhe democratic head OF the
ticket has carried Hail county by about
he same vote shallenberger carried il two
years age. a majority Of about 900 The
democrats hoped TO carry II by 100. Con-
FRESHMAN Norris has made 8 gain Of over
90 votes in thirteen out OF the twsnty-0he
precincts and will carry the county by
about 400. The county Is very close on
senator, Hitchcock and Burkett running
considerable ahead OF Aidrlch. The repub-
leans will gain ON Representative w. A.
Price, and the race between Burhman
(dem) and Gordon (rep.) for the senate
for Hall and Howard counties may be close
BUTTE, NeB., Nov. s.-(special Tele
gram. )-Aldrich will carry Boyd county b.
300 majority.
KIMBALL. Neb., Nov s.-(special Tele
ram -Antelope precincts gave Congress
nan Kinkaid rs, Taylor a. Three Banner
ounty precincts give Aldrieh IS, DahlmaI
>, Burkett so. Hitchcock SS.
O'NEILL, Neb., Nov. S.--(speoial Tele
am. -Twenty-four precincts OF thirty
ar in Holt county give; AIdrieh 1,272
4hlman G2
VALENTINE, Neb., NOV. s.-Cspecial Tel
egram. )-EighteeE out OF thirty-eight pre-
cihets give: AIdr1ch 5S2. Dahlman 462; Sen
ator Burkett 527. Hitchcock 4S2; Congress
man Kinkaid 6s4. Taylor S55.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-10
PENNSYLVANIA

HitchcOck's majority. s.Oi7.
LObeck's majority. S95.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-10
DAHLAAA CARRIES DOUGLAS

Continued from First PaseJ
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-10
Majority d CaIainbas.

LEXINGTON. Nsb. Nov. s.-(speoial
Tslegram.l-In Dawson eounty eight pre-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-10
Ninstssn ,ccanties missing.
fifth District.

Totals sss.tsasssr-.s. ssssses tfvte
Nine counties missing.
Vvs.ninrton Co1hplets.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-10
CONGRESSIONAL TABLES
Third District.

Two c colntici MISSING IN ' w
Arizona republican., 1910-04-18

BICYCLE rlkSk~ best I phallc
 Bow
 SIU tui Month S Aiiu trl Ai.U
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-15

these debts are illegally contracted.
that they violate the spirit of the con-
stitutional provision concerning them,
that it is his business to know their
amount and his duty to transmit the
knowledge to the people.
If am elected governor I shall rec
ommend the publication, monthly, of a
resume of the States financial stand
ing. I shall insist upon each State in
stitution and department living within
it's incorne and paying it's bills through
tine State treasury, not by discounting
notes at banks.
The first requisite of good government
is that it be conducted honestly and
economically. Extravaganza in ex-
pending public money comes perilously
near being dishonesty.
My every effort. if elected to the gov
errorsnip, will lie to serve Maine faith
fully, to regard my States welfare as
of supreme Importance and to be guild
ed in all things by the simple maxim
that public Office is a public trust"
FREDERICK w. PLAISTED.
Augusta. August 10. 1910.
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SOMERSET.
NORRIDGEWOCk.

Mrs Eta Frederick entertained
marty of little friends at her nome.
Tuesday. the occasion being the siNtl
birthday of May Rogers. The dinner
was served under the trees i'll the YARD
The little folks enjoyed themselves
very much and several gifts were ieit
IN remind May of the occasion
Harry Bisfielow has returned from
visit With relatives in Larone.
Mrs. VIM. Young and son Chari'e are
snendiog a few days in Skowhegan'
The Baptist Sabbath schooi ilau d
,;cnic at North Pond, Tuesday which
was well attended. ..,,o ;s
Miss Hazel Pierce. of WaterViiIe. IS
.,a gnest of her aunt Mrs. Ray bige-
low. ,,a hoe ,ean
,andinr several days with her parents
So has returned to Boston, Mass.
Island Merrill. who is employed IN
prackett and Russell's grocery STORE Is
anioving a two weeks vacation.
philin Seekins is spending a rev Gays
uifhs friends ins Laronea' 4Aty Is
VIZ, MS r5idivlas? BigefJw is the guest Of
Miss Grace futile, Mercer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-15

preservation of muskrats in the above
named waters. Voted to prohibit the
taking of muskrats in these waters ex-
cept during the month of April, for
two years, as per prayer of the petit
TONERS.
Petition of Alfred M. Cookson and
eight others, residents of Levant and
vicinity, Penobscot count. asking for
a close time on Campbell brook, some
times called Titcomb brook. in Levant.
Voted to close this brook for four
years, except two days IL week.
Wednesday and Saturday, during open
season.
Petition of Geo. w. Hopkins and II
others, of Medtord Center, PiScataqulS
county. praying that the brooks known
as Roberts Rock brook. situated Who'll
ly or partly in Medford, and Cold
brook. in Medford and LaGranGe, be
closed to all fishing for four years.
Also remonstrance of A. +, Brown and
A. H. Dyer and 20 others, protesting
against the closing of said brooks. Vot-
ed to close Roberts Rock brook for
four years FROM Sept. /, and voted to
place limit OH the catch of one per
son, in one day, to % fish in Cold
brook.
Petition of Earl r. Hamilton and
others, of Chester and vicinity, asking
for close time of four years on sam
Ayers. Madunkunk and Trout brooks.
Ebb Horse stream and tributaries to
said streams. Voted to limit catch of
one person in one day to 20 fish for a
period of four years.
Petition of 3. II. Cushman and "a
others. asking that Senecar brook,
tributary to Pierce's pond in Penob-
scot, be closed to all fishing for three
years Voted to grant the prayer OF
the petitioners.
Petition of L. 3. Joyce and "A others,
citizens of Swans Island. asking for a
five wear close time on deer on the
island. from oct. /. 1910. Voted to
grant the prayer of the petitioners for
a period of four years.
Petition of Simon Bunker ana tour
others. residents of Sullivan. asking
that Big Tunk pond and Little Tunk
pond situated in Hancock county. be
closed to ice fishing for five years.
Voted to close Little Tank pond to ice
fishing for a period of four years.
Hearing on question of whether or
not Flanders pond. in Sullivan. shall
be closed to ice fishing. Voted to close
Flanders pond for period OF four
years,
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RIVER PIRATES OF INDIA.
Are Terror to Boats and Barses
Entering Calcutta.

There is little doubt that the gentry
responsible for the long series of crimes
and offences against river bound trades
are in every sense of the word pirates.
There are several gangs, whose meth
DDS are known to the police, and of
these four stand out prominently.
The first is known as the Bunphur
gang, otherwise Umllas, who hail from
Gya and Benares
These men are all Hindus
They swoop down from the upper
reaches of river and hire or purchase
large passenger dinghy, generally a
green boat Eight. sometimes ten. of
the gang pose as oarsmen. and in ad :
dition considerable number travel in =
side the deckhouse to personate pas-
engers.
"A license is procured and the ar
rangements are complete. The spots
selected for operation are generally
lonely places in the river.
When coming into Calcutta from a
distance. loaded cargo boats frequent
~ have to anchor for the night or to
await the change of the tide. No
watch Is kept except. perhaps. in rare
instances. and the pirates range along
side and demand their booty. This Is
frequently delivered up without a
struggle.
But even when resistance is offered
the victims are invariably taken I'M
awares and are not in a position to
withstand for any length of time their
powerful and always numerous assail-
ants.
The Bunphur gang sometimes inper-
sonates police patrol. One of their
number sits on the deckhouse and
when likely looking boat Is encoun-
tered halls the crew and demands GER
tain information. and before the boat
men know quite what is happening they
are overpowered and terrorized into
giving up whatever is demanded of
them.
A second gang is known as the Fish
ermen gang. and these ruffians con-
duct their operations in fishing boat
complete with nets and fishing appli-
ances. AS they really engage in fish
ing, they could deceive anybody.
They wait for nightfall and then go
alongside an anchored boat and make
some request, generally for fire. If
they find the crew awake and on the
alert they sheer off. but If the boatmen
are asleep they commit the dacoity
This crowd as a rule goes about UNI
armed and do not show fight.
Similar to these are the members OF
the Dome gang, so called because they
are comprised Of low-bred Mohame-
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There probably is no boy in Greater
New York who can boast stranger
collection of playthings than that
owned by the young son of a physi-
clan living in Park avenue. The boy
has the entire second floor of his
fathers dwelling as playroom. AL
though he has plenty of mechanical
toys the boy prefers to play with his
menagerie. This consists of colony
of frogs, rabbit, bull pup, turtle,
two snow white kittens and six chip
munks. Through patient training the
boy has succeeded in getting the bull
pup. the kittens. the rabbit and the
turtle to eat from one bowl at the
same time.-New York Sun.