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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-10
Macca bees.

Banner hive No. II will hold its mex
regular meeting Tuesday. July is; at /
%. q, r hall; The members are invited
and Wednesday TO view the Maccabeel
pictures Meet tho crowd In front ot
the. theater Tuesday for the 8 ococl
will have their outing at saitair Tues
day. July 20 All the ladies are cordially
invited,
aLn There c,, was s, a regular reyiew Of Salt
evening and good attendance, All had
a good time During the coming week
Maccabee characters Will be exhibited a,
the Liberty theater. and all Maccabees
are asked TO attend and see tho show
|of the Maccabcen family.
Lillian Hollister hive, No. 15 Ladies' OF
the Maccabees, Will give an outing at Lib
erty park Wednesday, July II. Al ladies
p. IN. bring lunch
The ladies OF Liberty hive No. will
give a picnic social al Liberty park
Thursday afternoon. July l3. They viii
meet at the band stand at 2 o'clock.
All Lady Maccabees and Sir knights
and their friends arc cordially invited.
On Monday evening they will attend the
Liberty. theater in a body TO see, the
Seats Will be reserved for them by the
manager. The ladies will meet at Sec
ond South and State streets at $50
prompt
The newly elected officers Of tent No. .
wore installed with due ceremony last
Thursday evening by Senior Commander
Wahlquist, During the administra tlon OF
Commander Hubbard the tent has been
very prosperous and the outlook for con-
tinued prosperity under Commander
La,nenson Is very bright. The newly
installed Officers all gave neat little
speeches tending TO the upbuildIns OF the
order. The uniform rank hopes TO have
a drill every meeting night to perfect
themselves in the work. State Command
er Kelly has been rounding up the Sir
knights at Park City the past week and
he also installed the new officers there.
There was a fine crowd out on Thurs
dav evening and something OF interest
will occur at every meeting TO entertain
those who come.
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and although he bore the same name as
the murdered man. he was not a rela
tive. George Levy was known as a re
spectacle man and his arrest came as
a surprise, The state wovc a chain OF
circumsta ntial evidence about him in such
a way as TO make his guilt seem GER
tain 10 jury and he was found guilty
OF the crime Great influence was brought
TO bear upon the pardon board TO COM
mute the sentence. which was done. Be
lievine that there might be possibility
that he was not guilty, and II so he had
paid for the crime, the board this week
gave the prisoner an unconditional par
don
Rudolph Wetter. sentenced to life from
Idaho county for murder. had his sem
tence comnuted to forty years. He was
blacksmith OF Grsngerville and up 10
the time OF his crime was held In high
respect. The fact that his wife was left
10 care for his family had its influence
with the board
Frank Papa convicted of murder in the
second degree in kootenai county. was
granted a pardon by the board
The application Of Thomas Sully for
pardon for the crime of larceny, COM
mitted in Blaine county in 1910. was de-
MED as was The application of James ".
Thompson. accused and. convicted of in
voluntary Inanslaughter, committed in
Bannock county
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PRISON DOORS
ARE UNLOCKED
George Levy, Once Sentenced to
Death for Murder i'm Idaho. Is
PardOned Internationally.
PRISONER SERVED TEN
YEARS IN PENITENTIARY
Gov. Hawley Secured Conviction
of the Man He Now Believes
to Be Innocent.
Special TO Tho Tribune.

Special to Tho Tribune.
BOISE. Ida. July 9.--For the first tins
in the history OF Idaho. prisoner con
victed Of murder iD the first degree ano
later saved from the esIows. the SEN
,ence of the court being commutcd TO life
imprisonment has been given a full and
unconditional pardon by the state board
Of pardons. This incident In criminal his
tory occurred this week when the steel
cells ana the penitentiarS doors here were
unlocked and George Levy walked forth
Tree man after len years OF the closest
confinement.
That fate played strange trick with
Levy seems evident. II Innocent OF the
crime he Is alleged 10 have committed.
Peculiar as II may seem. he was con-
same name as his own. David Levy, at
the time of his untiJnoly murder In this
city, on October >. 1901. rcputed to be
one OF If not the richest man in Idaho.
Opinion Divided.
Public sentiment has always been dl-
Nided as 10 the justice OF the sentence
of Levy. When his case came To trial
lanes H. Hawlcy, recognized as one of
lhe most prominent criminal attorneys in
the state. was prosecuting attorney and
Following one OF the most sensational and
hardest fought criminal trials this city has
ever seen secured Levy's conviction. Now
AS governor OF tic state and chairman of
the board of parGons Governor James III.
1iswi@y was one of tie most pronounced
in his stand 10 free the man whose con-
Nictjon he secured.
Although The crime wes committed In
October of 1901. Levy was not arrested
and tried until several months later.
HIS alleged victim was a bachelor resid-
Ing AT 612l Main street, and his body
was not discovered until two days fol-
lowing be crime AZ that time II was
IL badly decomposed condition. The
murdered man was lying on his hack in
the room. with pillow thrown over his
face. but with no covering on the bed.
HIS hands were tied TO his waist with
battling -ore and gag made from hand
Eerchlef had been placed in his mouth
and tied in with ricre OF the Same rope.
The face vas covered with blood and
q towel across the face was saturated.
eyy had been stransied 10 death with
rope lied around his neck.
Circumstsn Evidence.
Al tho time OF his death Levy was 30
years OF age and known la live lonely |
life. well as generally referred 10 as |
= 'miser. vet n spite OF this fact he |
gave freely 10 the poor aud TO charita-
hs societies. His murder created great |
excitement. but owing To the fact that !
he kept company with few and confided /
In mono. clew 10 the murderer was al |
most Impossible 10 1ud. Eventually the |
suspicion Of gull; pointed TO George Levy,
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ROYAL Arcanun1.

salt Lake council No. 1917, Royal Ar
canuiu, will have another class to be ini-
tiated into the mysteries at its meet
ing Wednesday evening. July II, and all
members are asked to bc present as there
VIII be some very important business TO
attend to and full vote IS requested
The rattle which the Royal Arcanum held
for the benefit of Mrs. William Johnson
took place Saturday afternoon when
Rena r: Alston won the first prize. Mrs
Lily Miller the second and J. Hummel the
third. Mrs. Wren Hendrickson and w
L. Price were Judges
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Yeonlen,

SAT- Lake homestead No, l13o. Broth
crhood of American Ycomen. will install
onicers for the ensuing term at FEEDER
alton hall. Fourth South and Stale
streets, Thursday evening. July IL. Olncv
homestead and archcrs visiting In the
cry are cordially invited 10 attend. Re-
stallalion ceremony. There was a large
attendance at the meeting last Thurs
DAY evening and after the business ses-
sion the members indulged In a merry
dance for a couple OF hours.
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Royal NeirhborS,

Salt Lake Valley camp No. 3072 had a
splendid meeting last Thursday even
Ing. initiating three and bellotng on one
application. Neighbor Saunders present
cd The camp with beautiful silk flag
and apron. The board Of managers re-
ported as having audited the books and
found the camps finances to be in flour
ishins condition, there being S34406 in
the bank The rtsinment committee
proved expert entertainers. The dainty
by NeighborS McEnanY Rothwell and
Hoser. The Tbimbc club will meet
Thursday at Liberty park.
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Fraternal Union of America.

Evergreen lodge No. Isl will hold its
dca Iton OF a big turnout OF membership.
Much interest is being taken In the busl
ness of the lodge and the work Of the
degree team. whose new form Of drill
work will soon be another feature in the
interests OF the lodge, Business of gres [
interest and social functions will be a
feature OF this evenings meeting, and
every member should be present The
Ladies Evergreen club met at The resi-
dence of Mrs. Frees on Wednesday last
and had very enjoyable time. A II mem
pers OF the team are requested TO be
prese ent tonight,
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]. o, o. F.

No degree work was put on al Salt
Lake lodge No, . last Friday night and
there is sentiment TO postpone the reg
uar work OF the team unlll IL gets a
little cooler The arrangements are pro-
crossing for the outing at Wandamere
ION July 26. Added TO The list of sports,
such as baseball, will be {. swimming g
race.
The degree staff of Jordan lodge No. 3
VIII repeat the ,'rst desrce tonlsnt,
number Of candidates having been un-
able to be present at the last meeting
Next Thursday night the officers will
he initiated in conjunction with the Off
GERS of the other five lodges,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-10

Colorado Springs to he gone a month
we trust that she will return much i'm
proved in health. Sisters Ripley and
. iiartnett were reported i'll. a most
enjoyable time at Sister Levls's was re
ported by the members who were so for
tunate as TO attend, There will be lnitla-
ton at the next regular meeting. The
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Woodmen of the World.

Last Tuesday falling on the Fourth.
there was no meeting OF Salt Lake camp,
No. 53. Tomorrow evening a large at
tendance Is expected, Officers for the en-
suing term viii be Installed and plans for
the summer campaign will be given out.
The following officers were installed
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Degree of Honor.

Star OF the West lodge Will hold It's
monthly meeting Thursday afternoon at
o'clock at the home OF Mrs. Thoma 5
Allen, ll9 o street. All members who
are dcsirous OF holding their membership
will please attend.
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ROYAL Eighlanders.

Utah castle No. 3ss opened in regu-
lar form. T. p: Mary Hubbard in The
chair. Captain Hubbard of the team re-
ported that all arrangements had been
completed for the trip TO Ogden on the
night OF July II. All Highlanders who
are expecting to make tho trip must give
their names TO Captain Hubbard tonight,
so he can purchase tickets for them. Re-
freshments will be served tonight at the
public installation Of this castle by Fair
Ladies Smith. Gardiner and Olsen Fair
Lady Pearl Gardiner will recite. Fair
Lady Olson will sing. Installation prompt
at s:l5s All welcome Federati OF
], "a Dor hall
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l.. A to the & of r T

Wasatch Sisters No. 24S met on reg
ular meeting day (first Friday i'm the
month";. Owing 10 the extremely hot
We were glad TO welcome Sister Swabb,
who has recently returned from Pennsyl-
vania. President Hook left Saturday for
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items OF business 10 discuss and settle
ana quite a number Of new members to
oe admitted. Any member having new
names to offer for membership arc re-
quested 70 bring them UP Thursday
niSht. The committee hopes that all
members who can possibly attend will
do so and thus help TO s&stain the in~
'crest in the society
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Foresters of America.

Court Salt Lake, No. ]. will hold it's
next regular meeting Tuesday. July Is
All brothers are requested to be present
as Officers are TO be Installed, Court WIN
open at p. m. sharp.
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Pythian Sisters.

Hermion temple No. s, Pythian Sisters.
holds its regular meeting at the knights
Of Pythias hall, 161 Second East street,
Monday afternoon. July 10, at O'Clock
All sisters bring a lunch and 90 10 Salt
air after the meeting.
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Assembly No. $50 Will hold its reg
uIar meeting Wednesday evening. July
l., In |. Q. o. r, hall, All citizens arc
requested to be present On Friday
evening, June 30 Salt Lake assembly
NO. 320 gave surprise party on Citizen
Cecil Dyet and family. The evening was
spent in high five and refreshments were
served. Everybody had Jolly good
time.
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Auxiliary Meeting.

| The Ladies Auxiliary 10 Typographical
union. No. lis. Will hold its regular meet
| ing al the Moose hall. 222 South West
Temple street. Monday. July 10 at $50
p. m. All members are requested TO be
present
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FrateTnal Aid.

Salt Lake council. No. SH. F'raternaI
Aid association Will meet on July H.
when all members are requested TO be
present. at this meeting an entertain
mept will he given in compliment to the
new Officers. Luncheon will be served
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Noble Grand Club.

Members OF Naomi Post Noble Grand
club will meet Al the home Of Mrs. Eva
Darke. $50 West Sixth South street. next
Thursday afternoon, Visiting Past Grands
are made welcome.
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British Fraternal Society.

The above society will hold It's usual
business meeting on Thursday. July lS.
in the clubrooms, 236 Old Commercial
Club building, South West Temple street
at S O'Clock prompt There are a few
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Loyal Americans

entertainments win be discontinued until
cooler weather.
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Chill dren Crv.
FOR FlETCHER'S
Q a 8 T . RIA

Let no one but the "kuockeY
absent from the Hermitage, Ogden
yon, July u. $l00 ratio TO Ogden
return. all railroads.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-10

For pleasant outing. Ogden cz
on Sundays. Excursions to Ogder
o. S. L. Sl.00 round trip.
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MERCHANTS, EycuRsIo1

To Ogden July 18th, via Oregon
Line, Round trip $l0o. Twenty
trains. Outing at the Hermitage
Ogden canyon. City Ticket Offiee,
Utah.
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ADJUSTMENTS

Inc Ensign Dramatic association
iour-act drama THE Odd Shoo -
cast will include the Misses Fr
Eiauslcr. Enid May, Ethel Arnold ~
Kendall Thomas. Rodney ". Ia,
OTyllle Cutler. Clyde c. Edmonds. r
Baker, tarra Tegerson and N
Julian ClaWson. The play will be
duced early in September.
The tabernacle organ recital toda&
be as follows. commencing at moor
Largo ,.............. n
Spring Song ii
(a) Even Song Jnh
(b) Capriccio ..... Rhe,nh
tc) Old Melody .................
;....s-....,.A Arranged by perfc
dlldie ,s-.....,, Lem
Assistant Organist Tracy Y. On
Will be at the organ.
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@. A. r.


Regular meeting OF the Oliver o. How
ard post, No. {. at the l. Q. o. #. hall a,
3 o'clock This evening All members OF
the post are urged TO be present. VISIT
Ing comrades In good standing will be
made welcome,
Maxwell w r. C. held the regua,
meeting last Wednesday and planned 10
hold social at the home of Mrs Brooks
for the benefit OF tho delegate at large to
the national convention in August. The
social Is postponed to later date, which
will be announced later.
The regular meeting OF Reynolds cir
Gle, Ladies of the G. A. r., Will be held
at l. Q, O. F hall Tuesday, July II. at
go. All members are requested TO be
present. The ladies OF Reynolds circle
Will be entertained at the home OF Edna
Rabbens. 60 North Fifth West street,
All comrades and frenSs are cordially
invited. There Will be refreshments after
the card game.
The James r. Mexican W R c. will
hold It's regular meeting Wednesday, July
~, 1911. at 2;30 o'clock at the I. o. o. f.
hall.
The ladies OF Gordon circle No. 4, 6
A. r. Will hold their regular meeting
at p. m. in Eagles hall.
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Secret and Fraternal Societies

Wednesday evening. July .. by Past Con-
sui Frank c. Harding of Utah camp, No.
33S: Consul commander. e j. Left: ad-
Robert Reich: watchman. Samuel Had
held; ], b. Boden: manager. J.. S. Beas-
ley Three applications and two trans
fers were received for membership.
Deseret camp. No. 1906 at it's meeting
Thursday evening. July G. showed an at
tendance which looks like the old time
meetings OF 400, The following officers
were Installed by Past Consul Robert
Sterrat: Consul commander s. a New
man; advisor lieutenant, j. w. letter; cs-
corr, r. II, Wiseman: watchman. Il. c.
Mabey; sentry. c. v Jacobson; manager
II. r. Clark.
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Bows Suits Half Price

Several dozen boys fine quality suits
with straight knee pants, pants or coat
worth more than we are asking for
them These suits sold regularly at
from $3.50 to $l2 the suit prices now
just half the regular prices
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he tabernacle organ recital todat
as follows. commencing at noor
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-02-03
Or. M'kIM THINKS OF SUING
TALK OF DEMANDING ALIENA.
TION DAMAGES.

Mes York. Feb Dr. MeRhn
is seriously contemplating bringing
sn action AGAINST Alfred Vanderbilt
for alienation Of affection Of Mrs
Nckim. This h all that ! can say a.
present II may b. possible 10 &C.
cure further Information from Hays.
Hershncid aud Wolf. who are also
Dr. Mckim's attorneys. bnt that Is
all that ! can say.
This statement vas made yester-
day mornig BY one Of the counsel 81
DR. Smith Holllns McKim. who mar
ried Miss Margaret Emerson. daugh-
ter Of Capt. Isaac &. Emersan. She
secured a divorce from DR. McKim
30 Reno some time ago on the
ground Of cruelty. When HAYS.
Hersh6eid and Wolf were called up.
Mr. Hefahheld. who has charge 81
DR. Mckln's affairs FOR The firm.
was reported not IN. but bis chief
clerk said that there was nothing 10
b. said az present. aud refused 10
discuss ii Ne would neither admit
nor deny that such an action was
contemplated
When seen Or. McKim refused TO
discuss this ease. referring all in.
ggirers 70 his attorneys.
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HAckMlRp. TTRN RACkMARp

Backward. turn backward. o Time IN
your flight.
And give u a maiden dressed proper
and right.
We are 20 weary or switches and rats.
Billie Burke clusters and peseh-baE-
kst hats.
wads Of iute hair IN horrible pile.
Stacked on their heads 70 the height
OF mile.
Something Is wrong with the maidens.
we fear
Give ~ the girls A. they used 70 APP
pear.
Giys il The grille We once knew u
yofe.'
Whose curis didn't come from hair
dressing store.
Asidens who dressed with sensible
view.
And ius, - Dame Nature Intended
hem 10,
Give "a girl with . figure her own.
And fashioned diylBeIy BY Nature
alone.
Feminine styles getting hsrcer each
year
Oh give u he girls a. they Used 10
appear
on. FOR The girl with . sensible mind,
One u The twenty-nge-yeaTs.agO kind
ons whose fair dresses we're ample
enough
wiihOu additions u mske.beIleve
stun
Give - the days when hats women
wore
Were not The reason why Christian
men swose
Over our say fsIf maiden steer
Yes. give ~ a girl ~ used 70 appear
Selected.
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WOMAN ASLEEP
FOR FIVE DAYS
A Needle Was Pushed Into Her
and Sole Of Foot

Cleveland. Feb. "A number Of
Cleveland physicians will hold cons
sultation over the strange case OF Mrs.
Ida j. Golden. who has been sleep
for five days. She will be brought
here today from Salem, o.. and placed
in the City hospital, The physicians
will attempt 10 arouse her from her
long slumbers
Mrs, Golden, a resident OF this city,
twas employed in the home OF Sheyi'
William Davidson, at Salem, Last
Thursday morning she complained Of
not feeling well and went to sleep on
a lounge. She has not YET awakened.
That evening the family called in DR..
Frank Graham, but all his efforts at
arousing her failed
Arrangements were made yesterday
10 BRING her 10 the hospital at Cleye-
land. Last night the sheriff's family
and Dr. Graham saw the sleeping wo-
man arise and walk about the room
Win Het Eyes stlii Niostu, anu letuln
10 bed. Then long needle was
pushed into the flesh OF her arm BIS
Dr. Graham and still longer needle
was pushed two inches into the sole
of her foot. bnt she continued TO sleep.
Pungent smelling salts and strong
ammonia were also tried without
avail.
Mrs Golden Is Breathing normally,
and With the exception 81 weak heart
action seems 10 b. healthy.
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NO MERCY To
RICH v|0LATERS
Kickershan Refuses 10 IRierfer
IN Case Of Chicagoans

Washington. Feb. a futile al
tempt to save seven enormously rich
members OF the Illinois Fruit Distili-
ing company from going 10 the peni-
isntiary for violating he internal
Eesenue laws Nass HaSd. a. ihs de-
parfmeni OF justice by Attorneys Clar-
ence barrow and Z. y. Joline and
Judge MeENen. all 81 Chicago. Tues
day.
Attorney Wiekersham re-
fused 20 interfere with any Of the
cases. bssing his attitude in accord
ancs siih the recent declaration 81
President Taft. stating that the mere
payment Of fines meant nothing 10
rich lswbreskers
The men for whom the appeal for
elemeney vas made are Simon Firm
del. David shapiro. Pnilip Blum. Hy-
man LsY.Dkind. Harry Rosensiein
Abram Tucker and HyHlan Rosenfeld
As large stockholders IN be millio1.
are Illinois Fruit Disabling eompant
they were convicted before Judge
Lands. Of Chicago, Of making and
selling fruit distilled liquor oil which
no revenue tax had been paid. and
uers s-H;rsc-j % the penifentiary fol
periods ranging from fifteen months
10 two and one-hslf years ID addition
- paving fines ranging from $500
70 $4,000 Al appeal from the con.
flciion has been taken.
Though their attorneys The con,
Ficted men ioday offered TO pay theil
INES and make restitution 10 The gov
eminent u the flll amount which thej
Sere charged 9th having defraudee
= out ~ L The attorney general g0uIt
recommend the remission Of their JaI
senfsnces
This ofer y compromise gas re-
fused. Aitornsy-Genersi wicksrshsn
declaring that unless. he convicted
men ain heir appeal me sentences
Imposed b Judge Lands zill stand
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New York Hen That is
"Ont0" RIOTS and Spots

Jchnstown. n y. Feb. Giles
Freeman. farm baud employed by
Eddie Hale. owns i brown leghord hen
Of nne pedigree and remarkable ma
iufe.
Before h. bought the fowl Of Hale
Freeman noticed whenever the hen
was put on = new setting she would
kick several eggs from the nest.
Masking these eggs and putting them
under osher setting hens Freeman
found thai not one would hatch. The
remaining eggs Invariably brought
forth chicks
Tired of buying settling eggs for
hen ~ scatter over the floor. Hale de-.
clded 10 sell the fowl Freeman.
knowing 81 her wonderful nature. pmF.
chased her Ne chrisieped her Mi-
nerya
Zach spring nov freeman uses her
only 10 gori worthless eggs from the
settings II farmers, who come from
radius u many miles 70 have the bird
pass judgihenl on their assorted eggs.