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American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-04-15
Notice For Publication.

Department OF the INTERIOR. U. S.
Land Office at Blackfoot. Idaho.
March %. 1911.
Notice Is hereby given that Mary
Robert W. stubbiefieid, assignee Of
Eugene J. Twomey, who, on May o. l9o''
made Desert Land Entry No. 44O2, ser
ial No. 0506O, for VIZ NEA; lot sec
ton 25, township Z south, range 30 east.
Boise Meridian, lot IL, section 10, lots o
and Z. section 80, township Z south range
81 east Boise meridian, has filed notice
Of intention to make final PROOF, TO es-
ablish claim to the land above described
before Theo. Turner, United States Com
missioner. at Pocatello, Idaho, on the
9Th day OF May, 1911.
Claimant names as witnesses: Wlllam
A. West. Lee Abercrombie, Benjamin
Howell and Henry Chlpp all of American
Henry w. Kiefer, Registe
Alias Summons.
In the district court of the Firth Jud-
icial district of the State Of Idaho In
and for Oneida county.
Oliver a. Mckown Hardware Company
Ltd., a corporation, w. e. Stearman
w. J.. Wallise, job l.. Mckown,
Plaintiffs,
VS..
G. w. Atwood, Jennie Atwood, T. B
Winters and Weeter Lumber Company
Ltd, a corporation.
Defendants.
The State of Iadho sends greetings t.
the above named defendants:
You are hereby required to appear II
an action brought against you by The
above named plaintiffs in the Distric
court of the Fifth Judicial dictrict o
the State of Idaho, in and for Oneida
county, to answer the complaint oil
file therein Ga copy of which is hereto
attached) within twenty days (eXclusiv'
of the date of s~ervice) if served within
said district, or If served out of thu
district within forty days. Said actor
is brought to recover judgment in favoi
of the plaintiff w. II. Stearman agains
the defendant G.. w. Atwood. for thu
sum Of sl32.20, for work and labor per
formed In the erection and construction
Of a certain dwelling in the town of Am
erican Falls, Oneida county, Idaho. an
to foreclose a mechanics lien filed b!
said plaintiff, w. E. Stearman. agains
said dwelling and the real estate know
as lot 7, 8, Q, 10 and II of block 90
Riverside addition to the village of Am.
erlcan Falls, Idaho. upon which sal,
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-04-15
Notice for Publication.

Department of the Interior, U.
Land office at Blackfoot, Idaho.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-02
WAR GAUNTLET IS
THROWN BY PERSIA
ENGLAND's ADVICE
AND DENIES ULTIl1ATuM
or RUSSIA.
SINISTER Is SUSTAINED
COUNCIL UNANIMOUsLY VOTES TO
RETAIN AMERICAN rrNAN-
crER-GoyERNoR Is
AssAssINA1ED.
SINISTER is SUSTAINED

TEHERAN. Dec. i-Ignoring
Great Britain's advice and refusing
to comply with Rumia's demands for
the Dismissal Of w. Morgan Shus-
ter. hsr American treasurer general
Persia today precspitated = ciash
which may bring war.
Russia's reply to the decist-e &C.
ticn Of the national council Ct Per-
ia was an order to the troops she
had massed at E:nxeli. = Caspian sea-
port. to march to the city.
shuster. who 10 the storm center
In the international law. was con-
suited before the dnAl vote. and he
advised tho memtersi Of the council
to consider only the interests Of their
country and disregard him.
Ultimatnsm HesScted.
Then the council In open session
voted almost unanimously to reject
The ultimatum. the majority OF the
members declaring that yielding 10
the demand would mean national sui
eide.
The Persian minister Of foreign at
fairs has resigned.
A.a-El- Dowlch. former governor Of
q Persian province. who has shown
r-s.- Russian sympa:hies, was ass.ssi-
mated In the street near his home in
this city today by three men. who
nred seven shots into his body.
Anti Russian riots are now In pro-
gress In various parts Of the city.
WASHINGTON. Dec. lit be-
came known today that members Of
litical issue out Of the Russian pass-
port question.
Neasures are to b taken In Com
gresa. It u reported. l0oktng TO the
forcing o. he hand " Rusaia and
compelling = moro respectfnl attitude
toward AmaFtcan LEWIS
3, white Ccngress cahpot inititto
uaavoe a eonnsptaan Wtgh tQFsign frs-
nAio0a ~ ~ GovssnxAAlA 4 cana -
= II '':! .. ! "a :. =
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-02
M'NAMARAS GIVE
GREAT SURPRISE,
PLEADING GUILTY
Youngest rother. Wea king
Proves the Stronger
of the Two
ASSUMES BLAME FOR
TIMES CATASTROPHE
Elder Confesses to Another
Crime--Each Goes to
Penitentiary and
Saves His Life
ONE TO GET LIFE
OTHER 20 YEARS

LOS ANGELES. CAL pse. I.
According to the district a.
sornsy's office tho MeNamara
trial has cost Los Angsiss oeun-
ty something over $2o0,0 900. -
their pleas Of guilty, ending the
trial without further sxpsnss, Il
10 estimated that moro than 81
600, 600 has bssn saved.
J. J. McNamara will probably
the dynAmitino Of the llswellyn
Iron Works last New Years Day.
The murder charges now psnd-
ing against J. J. MeNamara and
10 counts charging murder
against James B. McNamara will
never b tried.
Jas. 3. McNamara will prob
ably b sentenced to life i'm.
prisonment for the dynAmitin~
Of the Los Angeles Times Build.
ing.
ortis N. Mechanical, arrested
with James B. McNamara and
indicted for the Lis~eIlyn dy-
namitins, will probably b re-
leased.
Tho charge Of bribery pend
ing against Bert n. Franklin, 4
detective connected with defense,
will be prosecuted. Other svi.
dsnee a. pie<e 10 hribe venirsnsem
have bssn discovered.
Neither n. A. Schmidt nor
David CapIan, indicted with the
McNamara's have yet bsen ar
resetsd. Detectives are still
ssel<ina Thorn
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-02

TAe vlrglnAaa 0ran1
Contest closes Deee0-
her ~ II A. -.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-02
TOPPING TEMPLE
MEANS NOTHING
Standard Oil Company Laughs
Last and Consequently
Laughs Best
CHANGE OF OFFICERS
is ONLY MOVEMENT
There Was Nothing Exciting
at rs Broadway Today
to Show Trust
Dissolution

NEW YORK. Dec. 1.-etandard Oh,
a. . bad trust. technically ended to-
day. 1t completed the spiittinx Of IT
self into thirty-four parts. Under the
decision OF the Supreme Court rome
OF the parts IL 20 be ihteriated with
the others hereafter. Each IL to eui-
duct its own business. keep its own
records. declare and distribute its
own earnings to its own stockholders.
Shares Of the trust have been ex-
changed for shares OF tho thirty three
su bsidiaries.
Yet this seeming topping Of the
temple Of Rockefeller produced no
physical effect at No. Is Broadway
except that . few rooms were made
vacant There Will stili be housed
there the Standard Oil Company Of
New Jersey. the Buckeye Pipe Line.
the Colonial Oh. tie New York Tran
sit Company. the Northern Pipe Com
pany. the Standard on Company Of
New York and the Union Tank Line
Company.
There were no vans moving away
desks and cabinets today-no sudden
exodus Of clerks.
"Of course" II was said. "it Will
take more clerks to take care Of the
records at the several Offices than be-
fore. So some merely have been
transferred. on account Of their ape-
cial familiarity with certain compa-
nies- Otherwise the physical sign Of
the change amount merely to rear-
rargement Of offices and suites"
Last Of the COmpahicH
The only ofilciaI statement regard
ing the diantegrst,on performed ..in
the light OF reason was . list Of the
location OF the transfer cfIicee.
The Atlantic Hefining Company.
philadelphia: Borne 6crymser Com
rany. New York: the Buckeye Pipe
Line Company. New York: Cheese
brough Manufacturing Company. Con-
solidated. New York: Colonial OH
Company. New York: Continental Oil
Company. Denver; the Crescent Pipe
Line Company. Pfttsburg: cumber-
land Pipe Line Company. OIL City,
OIL City. Pa: Galena Signal OIL Com
pany. Franklin, Pa: Indian Pipe Line
Company. New York: National Tran
sit Company. OH City, Pa; New York
Transit Company. New York: North
ern Pipe Line Company. New York;
tho Obi DON Company. F1ndlay, O.;
the Prairie OIL and Gas Company.
Independence. Kan: the Solar Re-
nning Company. Lima. o.: Southern
Pipe Line Company. Oh City. Pa:
South Pennsylvania Oil Company.
Ptttsburg. Pa: Southwest Pennsyl-
vania Pipe Lines, OIL City, Pa. Stan
tho Ohio OH Company. Findlay, O.;
Francisco: STANDARD OIL Company
(rndtana). Chicago: Standard OIL
Company {Ransasl. Neodesha- Kan;
Standard OH Company (Kentucky).
Louisville. Ky. Standard OIL Company
Wednesday. Omaha: Standard .pil
Company OF New York. New York;
Standard Oh Company (New Jersey,
New York: Standard OH Company
tOhiol. Cleveland: Swan and Finch
Company. New York: Union Tank
Line Company. New York: Vacuum
OIL Company. Rochester. N. r.; wash
ington Oil Company. Pfttsburg; wa
ters-Pierce OH Company. st. Louis;
Oil Company. Lon
don.
Change Of Stock Shares.
Actual ANAL corporate approval Of
the disintegration remains TO be pass-
(Continued on second paEo.9
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-02
WORKERS CHEERED;
Renew CAMPAIGN
AFTER THANKSGIVING RESPITE +.
w. c. A. HUsrLERs GET
BUSY AGAIN.
TIME GETTING SHORT
"a LITTLE MORE WORK AND A
LITTLE HARDER WORK"
COUNsELs CAMPAIGN
RANAGHR WILLIAMS.
Previously reported .Soe.07S
Reported yesterday $3.50. 1905
TIME GETTING SHORT
Previously reported .....So6.o7s
Reported yesterday $50. 1905


The report hour and mid day
luncheon In connection with the Y.
w. G. A. campaign to raise $4,000
for q building were resumed yester-
day at one clock. at the usual place.
Sixth and Main streets.
Special Donation.
w. s. Rhoades, chairman Of the
Citizens Committee, reported q spe-
cial donation OF two thousand dol
lars, tho announcement serving great
ly 10 encourage the workers. This
donation was distributed among the
mitttee.
Popular Objection Answered.
Rev. DIR. D. Clay Lilly. pastor Of
Grace Street Presbyterian church, in
response to an invitation delivered q
'three-minute address In which he
said he deaired to answer . popu-
lar objection which subscription So
licitors encountered and which was
that too expensive building was con-
tenn plated-onc In which many OF the
poor girls would not feel at home.
but instead would feel out OF place
and uncomfortable. Both the \. M.
c. A. and the Y. w. c. A., DIR. Lilly
stated are essentially 0emocratic
ihst'tuuous toF 1ouI IeaSouA IN Inc
first place. he said, both have to do
with people who work and work u
democratic. Second, both have to do
with play and nothing y more DEM
ocrattc than play. Third. each Is are
association, bringing people together
under the most favorable considers
lions for learning character. Fourth.
both cultivate religion and religion. =
declared Or. Lilly. II = right dem
ocratie thing when you come to think
about It. He said i didn't make any
difference whether the building was
one story hikh or nfteen stories high.
whetner was overiaid with COLO and
ivory or something cheapcr--the main
thing was the KIND OF work going on
on the inside.
The banncsA
Banners for best reports made yes
terday we're awarded as follows: MRS.
!: r. bryans team. wnicn reported
si:eos; MRS. Jonn q. Miiiers team.
$Hl: L. .. MiHers team. St4e; c.
n. skipwiths team, 1919.
AoanS Women's Good Mosk:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-02
DECLARE DRURY
DEPUT|zED THEM
PINE REACH CHIEF OF POLICE
ACCUSED OF PLANNING
ROBBERY.
HELD UP GYPSY BAND
FORMER POSTMASTER AND WELL
KNOWN CITIZEN IMPLICATED.
ON SERIOUS ARRAIGN-
AIENT.

Especial to The Richmond virginian. }
NORFOLK. VA, Dec 1.-The
name OF T. L. Drury. chief OF police
Of Pine Beach. was brought into the
gypsy highway robbery case on trial
in the Circuit Court OF Norfolk coun-
ty in a sensational manner today.
W. T. Hall and e. B. Henley. who
are accused Of the crime. went on the
witness stand and dramatically testi-
fed that they were "deputixed'' by
Drury to 80 to the camp Of the gyp-
sizes and collect $3S damages. They
also testified that Drury afterwards
asked them not to discuss tho matter.
Continued on second page.)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-02

LOS ANGELES, CAL, Dec. -
Confessed murder, admitted De-.
troyer by dynamite of building
in catastrophe that sent q mea
to death, James B. Mcnamara 10
night waits the sentence that ahaIl
be passed on him. In = nearby
cell John Joseph McNamara, seo4'
rotary Of the Bridge and Strnci q
|al Iron Workers, waits sentences
on another dynamiting charge
that Of having attempted to de-
troy the Llewellyn Iron Works
Los Angeles.
The plea of James B. McNamaxa
was made to save his brother.
The plea Of John j. McNamara
was made in order that the sezls
tence of Jim" might be lightene
ed.
Since October II, the trial ~
James B. McNamara on IL
charge Of numbering Charles sc
Haggerty had been under WY f.
Judge Walter BordweIl's court i3
the hall Of records, which 49,
was the mark for adynamite1s1 Y
tempt. Fighting stnbbornly 1
attorneys arrayed ON each
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-02
MeNamara Case in 6risf.

October I. fsfo-los Angeles
Times plant and two private dwell.
inss dynamited; twenty. one pr.
sons killed.
October @Ostsctivs William ],
Burns and his agency employed =
run down the criminals.
December 25-us~slIyn iron
Works partly wrecked by sxplo.
sion.
January 8, 1s11-Grand jury -
turned indictments against brioa.
Schmidt and Captain.
April 12-Jamss 8. McNan,aSu
and ortis Z. MeManieal arrested =
Detroit, and taken to Chicano.
April f5-sscrct indictments Aled
BY grand jury against James 4.
McNamara, Ortie e. MeManiaa1
and John J. MeNamara, charrior
them with destruction o. III
April 2Jehn J. MsNamara -.
rested In indianapolis. ExtradleoA
Immediately and rushed ao~oee tn
continent 10 Los Ansesss, helna
joined on way BY janice MoNan,nr0
and MeManigal
October t1-Trial begun.
December 1-MeNamaras pleaA
guilty.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-02
NANk|NG FEARS
REBEL VICTORY
EVERY ouTPosT-RUMoRs
NUMEROUS.

SHANGHAI. Dec. Having routed
tho imperialists from every outpost Of
Marking. the rebels are now lombard
Ing the city.
Tho American consul has sent al
the American Inhabitants OF Marking
to the interior with instructions how
TO act In the event Of an uprising Of
the natives.
Missionaries have suspended all edu-
cationai work In the province and are
devoting their efforts to relieving the
wounded and those who are suffering.
Al the hospitals 1T Hankow are crowd
ed. and the. churches have been turn
ID Into temporary hospitals Aission-
artee also report that the imperialists
u Marking perpstrated rsvolting cruel.
ttea.
A rumor u being, circulated here
that Premier Yuan Sht Kai has been
assaaeinatsd q Picking. There n an
other ruuAor adoak that No has Joined
the rovolutionists.
At Calcutta, Il II reported that
DAphlA tribeamen IA the Abor country
have MasAcred = number Of mission.
aries and that Captain Graham. 81 the
British army. has been killed ana :
Mr.. Kirkwood. taken prisoner.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-28

she had laid crate of eggs Instead Of
only one. The motorman leaped from
me car, seized the egg. held 1t un so
that all might see 1t. and put 1t in his
iunch basket. Then he put his car in
motion and the tie-up Of tho line end.
ed. When officials OF the company as.
certalned what had caused the block
they posted notice in the car barn
warning motormen that In future they
must not allow to a hen longer than
hVe minutes for egg-laying without
special orders from the executive
o'fices by telephone; whereupon the
moiormen assembled and agreed that
In no circumstance would one OF them
run over laying hen Assertion was
made that the only thing for the rail
road company to do is to build few
nests between the slecpers. low enough
Gown SO the running gear Of the car
VIII clear the heads OF the industrious
hens
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-28

street Baptist Church. who recently
conducted the successful revival meet
ings in the cambridge Street. Baptist
Church. will give in that church on
the night Of March "a an illustrated 4
lecture on the subject OF his trip
through Palestine
The church social last night in the
q large gathering of the church mem
| hershp. Refreshments were served
aud an entertaining program Of music
Rainbridge Street Baptist Church viii
give, a tacky party Friday night at
benefit OF the church annex fund.
Charles Dickinson son Of F. t.
Dickinson. Of Az cowardin Avenue.
who was recently Knocked down and.
run over byHa grocery wagon. is i'm
proving from his rough experience.
1 Mr. and Mrs Charles Snellings, OF
in South Richmond.
II Fair Mt Chesterfield, 53
Plans for county fair We're dis
mass meeting OF citizens at Chester
{ field Courthouse, and the Indications
are that real county fair like the
one last year--only larger and finer
than ever hefore"-will be undertaken
this year.
Prominent in the movement are SEN
4, atorsJ. B. Watkins and Delegate WIN.
4 BAKER ana the sympathy ana support
! Of the most influential citizens of tha
county have been enlisted in the pro-
iect While the plans for the fair
have not been definitely mapped cut.
1 and the leaders prefer to keen silent
until complete details are ready. 1t tss
probable that some public statement
Will be made shortly,
The fair Of last year, genuine
country agricultural fair. was sue
cess in every respect. and i Is hoped e,
that the interest OF the farmers all
over the county can be attracted this
year 10 the displays. Senator Wat
/ kins has already had some experience
+, In the handling OF agricultural en-
(, hibits and fairs and believes conditions
! are promising for such, project Va
ijChestcrfield. i .t3a q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-28
JAMES CITY COUNTY WILL
HELP IN BUILDING ROAD
onsributfon OF $3.50 for Rich n,ond
Newport News Highway. and
Appeal for Stnte Aid.

tSPeclal 10 Inc Times -Dispatchl
williamsburg, Va. February. oT3Tbe
James City County Board OF Supcrvi.
sors met here to-day. and unanimousIv
appropriat ted 1880 toward the COST ~
building q sand and clay road .be
l Tween Richmond and Newport News
The boards appropriation TO-DAY in.
Guided an application for state aid in
the sum Of $1,000 which will make
the total amount from .Iames CITY SO
noo: RMS county's proportion Of cost
mas been fixed at $4,000 and the hal.
ance viii be contributed by the vii
subscriptions - - 'N"'e
Frank w. Darling, president Of the
Tehlhsula Good Roads Associa ton Of
taunton: l.. IS. Manville, chairman If
ne executive committees OF Newnort
Ne"S and NJ. G. Armstrong. chairman
OF the roads committee Of Hamnton
arpeared before the board and gave
enconra slng, accounts of the progress
aIreadH made in securing funds Mr.
ManNille. under whose Supervision thn
road VIII be built, says he expects ~
oegin work in April and finish hv
early fall. II will have from Ave -,
siN camps. located III the several coun
TIES, and each camp will he expected
20 construct one -quarter OF a milo
danS. Three prizes will be given 10
me foremen OF tho camps for the
pest work done in the shortest time
al the least cost
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-28
TWOIND|CTMENTS
AGAINST EACHMAN
Action Of Grand Jury Against
Alleged Mutineers-Motion
to Quash.
Especial to The Times-ptspa tch

.
Warsaw. Va, February 37.-ceorre
Wailace, II Brady and II. Norsely who
were arrested on the night or January
q and landed in the jail at AIontross
OH the Monday following, charged with
INC brutal murder of Captain Allen
dorsey. OF Fairmont. Md. commands
~ the schooner Irene Ruth on the
morning Of January 2s. on which the
were employed. and also charged viii,
we assault upon John Allen. the mate
VINO died later In WASHINGTON. d. O.
hospital. were indicted for murder in
inc Inc iirst degree By the regular. grand
Jury at Montross to-day. Two indict- :
ntehts were brought in against each
81 inc prisoners. AS soon as the in.
documents were brought in the IT.
.orheys representing the injected men
moved that the indictment be ouash
ca. as the case should he tried in Mary
itaana and not in Virginia Judge
Wright Took the cases under consid :
sTatioh. and Will render his decision
~ me .April term of court. The fol.
teo"inE friends Of the murdered cantain
iron. l,, somerset county. Md. we're pres
.nt To-Day ct court, and took a lively
interest In the proceedings. p. ~
iarks. j w. Beachanp. Murriel Whitei
VI. La timer. o. r. Dorsey. CAPTAIN Car.
70 roi Farks. George S. Walker Geo u
iIoWnsend. George f. Hall Method
iloliand, fillmore Catlin, Geo w NAL
SION and Floyd Holland l-.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-28
Ut TER
KILLS HIM S ELF
Miles McCabe Leaves Note Saw.
ing He Had Lost Control
of His Mind.

For fear that he would lose his
mind, and believing that he would be
better dead, Miles McCabc. sixty years
j ola stone-cutter by trade, committed
suicide yesterday morning in the lodg.
ing house Of Mrs. Caroline Ball. 20
North Seventeenth Street, by inhalinp
gas.
Fie was found about 1890 o'clock BY
Mrs. Ball and several roomers, who
were attracted to the room on thu
third floor occupied by AIcCabc by the
strong odor OF gas. The door was
broken open. and tho body was found
lying on the bed. sIcCabe had been
very careful In his preparations Every
opening in the room, every chink
through which air might permeate.
and even the keyhole, were stuffed with
clothes or paper. On his person was
found note address to l.. Gordon,
secretary Of tho stone Cutters Union
OF Granite, Maryland In it Nc
Sahe osked forgiveness for his ash
act. ana. stated that he was losing his
mind. He said that he lost control Of
ais mind last Tuesday and also on
saturday. II would be better dead. =
ne concluded, "and Will undertake the
lob alone"
McCabe came to Richmond about
Tour weeks ago. but since then had
been almost constantly In the CITY
Hospital. suffering from rheumatism
tie left the City Hospital week ago.
and wont to the lodging house. He
Is not known to have had any position
II is said that no has a brother in
La wrence. Mass, and another brother
In Vermont.
The body Will be cared for by the
local union.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-28
HEN TIES UP TROLLEY LINE
Bound to Lay That Egg, and Passen.
gers Join Her CncJsIing.

@ j -
New York. February 27.-Trolley
traffic on the Avenue c line. In
Bhyonne. was blocked twenty minutes
yfaftcrnoon by aNspcckled and
rosy-comlycd hen that scooped for her
self neHt between the car tracks and
made tai usual preparations for lay.
tn1,s highciass low-priced egg. The
first trolley car that arrived after the
hen had settled herself on the mes,
yfss t!ltd with passengers
Henry Wilderinan. the motorman
who knows much about cold s,orag 70
and lined eggs. but little about strict
~ fresh ones. ran his car close to the
hen before he stopped II. and leaning
over tho dashboard, yelled shoe" Tho
hen simply looked un at him and wink
cd and settled herself ali the closer
on the nest, Passengers near the from,
OF the car looked ont and saw wha,
was blocking traffic, They laughed 8
irst, but when those IN the rear OF
the car yelled to the nlotornan to re
ahead, those who could see the her
prot ted
Give her a chance" one man said
II haven't seen a strictly fresh egg
iince left the farm fifteen years ago.
And was raised in the city and
never saw one" the motorman replied
I'm always ready TO look at curtosi.
ties"
Minute after minute elapsed. and
soon every one became Interested. IN,
Guiding those In a car that lined ur
behind. Finally the hen nuttcred of
:he nest and began cackling as though