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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-07

dance free. After 30 years service can retire with 75 per cent of pay and
 allowances. Service on board ship and ashore in all parts of the world. Apply to- U.. s. Marine Corps Recruiting of- flee, 13 Simon block, Birmingham, Ala. 11-1-2nt
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WANTED-Men and boys to learn auto
 mobile business in our machine shops and accept good positions, pest equipped auto school in the world, good positionE open. Box F, New Orleans Auto School
 New Orleans. La. 11-2-thu-su-tu-tf
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WANTED-HELP
SEWING MACHINES RENTED
WANTED-SALESMEN
FARM LANDS

8EFORE buying farm write Charles B. HoRebooin, the farm land expert. Box 14s city. He can save you money.
 9-22-45t-fri-su-tu
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FOR SALE

 TALK WITH ALAN JEMISON. BEII 100. Peoples 61. 6-4-tf
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Big Bargain In
 NOrWOOd

This is one of the prettiest homes, located on an elevated lot facing east, on one of the best streets in Norwood. If sold at once it can be bought very much cheaper than the owner built for You should see this if you want a home.
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HUM Eo-EA \ $ I tftMS
 S700

Three room cottage, porches, fine ele- vated lot. fruit trees, chicken yard, buggy shed and stable. city water, near West End cars. Easy terms. This is a bargain 5
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MANIFESTATIONS

MANIFESTATIONS
 MR. Real Estate and Insurance 6eaierc Can you use strictly temperate, arn- bilious young married man? Willing to start in any branch of the business cnd work up. Give me a chance You won't be sorry. Can furnish good references. Address L-7s, care Age-Herald. 11-o-St POSITION wanted by experienced lady stenographer, thoroughly understand filing and general office work Best reference. Bell phone Main 5919-J.
 11-5-5t WANTED-Young lady experienced in general office work desires a position. Can use typewriter. Not afraid of work Call Miss T., Peoples phone 9S3 Main.
 11-7-2t WANTED-Position as hotel clerk, by an experienced man; must have work at once Address K-S0. care Ago- Herald 1172t RESPONSIBLE and Al accountant with years of business experience is open for position. Gilt edge references, and bond for any amount. if necessary. Ad- dress H-s0. care Age-Herald. 11-7-3t EXPERIENCED lady bookkeeper desires position either as bookkeeper general office work; can use typewriter; refer ences Call Main 1897. 11-7-2t EXPERIENCED young lady stenograph- CT desires position at once; for informa ton call Miss Steno," Bell Main 5s71: Peoples 423. 11-7-2t WANTED-Position by young man steno- grapher. experienced in real estate and insurance business: also competent bank stenographer; good references furnished. Address G-S0, care Age-Herald. 11-7-2t WANTED-Postion as stenographer by young lady having 2 years experience in general office work; neat and ac- curate, and not afraid of work. Address J-SO, care Age-Herald. 11-7-2t WANTED-Position by young lady stem ographer. Call Bell phone S3-L. West End. 11-7-2t WANTED-Position by young man 19 years of age as stenographer: am ex rerienced and can furpish good refer ences; will accept reasonable salary. Address N-79. care Age-Herald. 11-7-2t LADY stcnogrs pher wants position; ref erences given. Address 9s7 South 17th street, Bell phone 4321-J. 11-7-2t WANTED-Position al office clerk or col lector by competent young man, two years experiences, can use typewriter and quick on figures. Address O-S0 care Age-Herald. Al references; age 19.
 11-7-2t
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will furnish room and board free, and will pay 80 per month wages. Location, near Selma, Ala, on Southern railway; must be able to furnish first class ref erences as to ability and character. Ad- dress R. B. J., care Age-Herald.
 10-31-6t
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HAVE you seen Shearer's hand made harness? They'll please you; there's none better Repairing while you wait.
 no N 18th st. 9-2q-3Ot-eod
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ONE CENT A WORD
RATES-One cent . word a dnyy no n.
 taken for less than 25c for first inser ton. Cash muaf accompany order
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-To small family or cou ples, modern steam heated, apart ments, with gas range, refrigerators. shades, telephone and janitress sery- fec nothing better in city as to per sonnel and oonveniences. See Messer Real Estate & Insurance Go.
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A NATURAL born trader in real es- tate. J. M. Gibson. 4o9 Empire Bldg
 10-12-tf
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ONE CENT A WORD

RATES-One cent q word n dnyy no nd
 taken for less than 25c for first inner- tion. Cash must accompany order.
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BOWSER underground gasoline storage tanks, complete with pump. for pri- vate garage, S23 and up. For informa- ton call representative, Peoples 2Slo.
 10-25-tf
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WANTED-A healthy and neat German girl to cook and wash for family of five, $15 month; one who is willing to go out of town: a good home and pleasant sur roundings to right girl. J. C., care Age Herald. 11-5-3t TED-Experienced help at once in dress making Apply at AS Hood Bldg Madam Rozelle.
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FOR SALE-Two so horsepower return tubular boilers; two 6x4x6 Deane pumps; one 9x5hxl2 Deane pump; one 11x10 ideal engine with d. c. 70 kw. Nesting house generator; one 11x12 Ideal en- Ideal engine dith d. C. 40 kw. Nesting
 generator; first class condition; a bar gain. Title Guarantee Loan & Trust Co.,. Birmingham, Ala. 11-3-eod-5t
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lady experienced in general office work desires a position. Can use typewriter. Not afraid of work. Call Miss T., Peoples phone 9S3 Main.
 11-7-2t
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WANTED-One stair man, one turner.
 one sash and door cutter Write AL Zen Mfg. Co.,. Shreveport, La. 11-3-7t
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WANTED-A location for a moving picture show some place in Alabama. Address Box 8. Tallassee, Ala
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WE repair all makes of stoves with ex- perienced help. Robert Prowen Stove
 Co.,, 313 North goth street. 7-27-u
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$50 CASH, balance s45 per month, with per cent interest. buys a beautiful new and strictly modern residence. on South Highlands: has large living room, din- ing room, 9 foot long conservatory. breakfast room, these on first floor: } beautiful bedrooms. sleeping porch. tile bath upstairs; mirrored doors. built in sideboards. china closets and book cases: magnificent chandeliers, and decorated very artistically; this place can be bought for s6500 and cannot be dupli- catee in Birmingham for less than Ss00G. Denton Williams Realty Co.,, 40l-6 Elm pire Bldg. Main 2s5, Peoples 961
 I1-5-St-eod
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WANTED

An industrious man who is a member of the Masonic Fraternity to present very attractive proposition to ihe craft in northern Alabama This is a splendid proposition. The work Is pleas snt, high classed, permanent and very profitable. None but a hustler need ap- ply. For particulars see me or write Morris hotel, Birmingham, today, room No 323 w w .Colson.
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FOR SALE-Biggest bargain in Birming- ham. a splendid g room house on a 50x 22a foot lot; Northside; will take s35o0 for 1t on terms. Harich. 2523 5th ave- hue ll-7-3t-tu- -thu-Su
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FOR SALE-Homes for the homeless
 land for the landless, investments that Day. J. M. Gibson, 409-10-11 Empire Bldg. 1l-3-l0t
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ONE CENT 4 WORD

BATES--One cent a word il day; no nd.
 taken for less than 25c for first inser- ton. Cash must accompany order.
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MRS HTRLFY's Millinery Tranins School. Watts Building-Oldest in the United States; best by test. A womaniN vocation for womanly women. That all wishing the advantages offered to them only through Mrs Hurley's training, this being the last class taught in Sir mingham for an indefinite time, Mrs. Hurley and daughter leaving for New York in the early spring, pupils may yet enter present class preparatory 10 spring business. Many pupils have re- gretted the time and money lost in trying other vacations, but are now de- lighted that the right one is found at last The same opportunity is yours by entering without delay.
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Mr. Get-Rich-Q Quick Wallineford
 Tells Dolly Hozo It's Done

John Webster Clever Leading Man of cohan Comedy Chats About High Finance and Graft-fhe Influ7 ence That Such Role He Portrays Has
 Over Him Personally
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-07

WANTED-Machinist round house, back shop, floor, machine. air brake, injec- tors and lubricators; boilermakers, round house. black shop. lay out, Hanger and stay bolt inspectors; blacksmiths locomotive and car; car repairers; car inspectors; car carpenters; transporta- tion will be furnished from nearest junc- tion point on Illinois Central railroad Address Illinois Central R. R.. 1921 1st avenue, Birmingham, Ala.
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s175O

sl750 cash and s1750 per month: 5 room cottage, cabinet mantel, electric lights, city water, southern frontage: lot 50x140 cement walk and side walk; front yard set in Bermuda grass, fine shade in back yard two blocks from cars. Why pay rent when you can buy a home of your own?
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FOR. SALE-Thirty acres good gray land three miles above Mt. Pinson on Selfville road; surface deed; cheap; must sell. Address N-S0, care Age Herald
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FOR RENT-One nicely furnished room for two gentlemen and small room for one; furnace heat and all modern cor veniences; easy walking distance and nice neighborhood: excellent meals
 across street; prices, sl5 and s10 per month. 2102 Avenue G. Peoples phone 1133.- 1l-5-4t-eod
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NICELY furnished room. clean and light i'll good locality; all conveniences. Suit able for two; price very reasonable.
 2222 7th ave. Peoples 7761. 1l-7-4t
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WAN~ED-Colored chauffeur thoroughly experienced in running and upkeep Of 1912 Cadillac motor car; unmarried man from - to 30 years of age; strictly sober
 vrhO road and write.
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quick sale, one-quarter cash or good unincumbered city property, balance | easy. M-S0, care Age | 11-7-tu- tn -su FOR. SALE-Thirty acres good gray land three miles above Mt. Pinson on Selfville road; surface deed; cheap; must sell. Address N-S0, care Age | Herald
 FOR SALE-Biggest bargain in Birming- ham. splendid room house on a BOX 225 foot lot; Northside; will take S35o0 for 1t on terms. Harich. 2523 5th ave- nue -St-tu-thu-su
 FOR RENT-ROOMS
 WaOOEGG HOCSE~larse. HOCSE1l coniforfa6le rooms; convenient to business section. isl61s 1st avenue Bell phone 6122 6-24-tf TWO nicely furnished rooms. corner. up- stairs, adjoining bath, telephone. mod ern conveniences, near Five Points and Highland cars: in private family; price reasonable. Call Bell 1746 Main. 11-4-6t PUNISHED rooms for rent, 1900 5t.. avenue. u-4-7t FOR RENT-One furnished front room all convenences; reasonable. 412 North 2cd street. 11-5-5t FOR RENT-To gentlemen. nicely fur. nished room steam heat and every thing modern; close in. 732 West 2otn street. 11-5-3t FOR RENTING desirable furnished rooms. private family; meals convent ent Bell phone Main 5705. 17o5 10th ave- nue, south. 11-5-3t NATIONAL HOUSE, 2O9l1 North 22d st, nicely furnished rooms from 25 cents up.
 1o-26-13t-thu-sat-tu TOR RENT-One nicely furnished room for two gentlemen and small room for one; furnace heat and all modern con- veniences; easy walking distance and nice neighborhood; excellent meals across street; prices. sl5 and s1o per month. 2102 Avenue G. Peoples phone 113S. 1l-5-4t-eod NICELY furnished room, clean and light in good locality; all convenences. Suit able for two; price very reasonable. 2222 7th ave. Peoples T61. n-7-4t TWO unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping. No. 5sO N 23d street.
 11-7-2t FOR RENT-Furnished room. two clos cts, two windows, in modern home; loveliest location in downtown dis trict 2217 7th avenue.
 1-7-4t-tu-we- fr-su FOR RENT-Two large unfurnished rooms. close in on South goth street. next door to meals. Bell phone 4560 Main.
 LARGE bedroom (corner) or bedroom and a'tting room: furnished or unfurnished steam heat: modern in every way. High land avenue, near 20th street. Address ESQ. care Age-Herald.
 MODERN furnished front rooms com plete for housekeeping: dishes linen. gas stove, private refrigerator and coal house: rent reasonable. Address 4121 Sd avenue, South Avondale. 11-f-5t TWO furnished rooms for light house. keeping; also one furnished bed room. POO 7th avenue. 11-7-2t
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FOR KENT-Nihe room house, modern convenien ,es, hot and cold water, fur mace and fireplace In each room; elec- tric and gas light. Rent $50 per month.
 Apply on premises, 1512 Sth ave-. north.
 or 1921 Second ave -fri-su-tu-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-07

ABLE boCyed men wanted for the U. s. Marine Corps. between the ages of 19 and 35 Must be native born or have first papers. Monthly pay sl5 to $69- Ad- ditional compensation possible. Food, clothing. quarters and medical attend
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-07

TWO unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping. No. 530 N. 23d street
 11-7-2t
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FOR RENT-To gentlemen. nicely fur. nished room, steam heat and every
 thing modern; close in. 732 West 2otn
 street. l1-J-3t
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W WANTED-Moving picture outfit at once; let me know what you have; will call and see it. Address c. B. w, care Age-Herald.
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month, buys a beautifully located, new and strictly modern room residence in Norwood: faces south; furnace heat hardwood floors. beautiful bedrooms, living room, dining room, kitchen and breakfast room: price, s10O0 under val ue. Denton-Williams Realty Co, 4O1-5 Empire Bldg. Main 2S5, Peoples 961.
 11-5-3t-eod
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T. A. WIGGS

With Parker X co, Bessemer
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FOR SALE-16lS acres, S an acre. near
 ly all cleared and free from stunps. 51 cultivated, 1500 can be; 20 tenant houses; mile and half to railroad sta tion; two miles and half to school and churches. Plenty water. springs and creeks. Does not overflow. Railroad runs through land; 40 level, balance rolling; 300 sandy, balance prairie Test ed for and will grow alfalfa. Best bar gain in South Alabama. J. H. still man. 116Ih N 21st street 11-h-2f-su-til
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borrow, $500 from pri- vate party; mortgage security on im- proved real estate. Loan companies must not reply. Answer by Thurs day Bell 245S.
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FOR RENTING desirable furnished
 rooms. private family; meals convent ent. Bell phone Main 57o5. 17o5 10th ave- nue, south. 11-5-3t
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N MANTED

W NANTED at 1921 4th ave. 3-1S-tf
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SEVEN room cottage, good condition, fine location; walking distance; arranged
 splendidly for two families. Peoples
 phone 502 Main. 11-3-3t-fri-su-tu FOR RENT-Small cottage. furniture for sale. cheap. 23o5 7th ave. N. Bell phone 67O1 11-7-2t
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FOR SALE

FOR SAIE-12S0 acres of land In 35 miles of Birmingham on main trunk line, well adapted for town site and small farms. Price s10 per acre for quick sale, one-quarter cash or good unincumbered city property, balance easy. M-S0, care Age-Herald.
 1l-7-tu-t tn
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NATIONAL HOUSE, 2o9ls North 22d st. nicely furnished rooms from 25 cents up.
 10-26-13t-thu-sat-tue
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FOR RENT-One furnished front room, all conveniences; reasonable. 412 North
 2ed street. 11-5-3t
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FOR RENT or sale on easy terms, rich farm lands in Clay and Shelby counties address L-S0, care Age-Herald.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-14
4 POINTER TO FARMERS.

The sun is always glad TO aid the
farmers and do what Il can for their
advancement and the promotion Of
their industries. and give them greater
success
Mr.. ". c. Bradsher. the buyer for
the A. T. company. gives Us hint.
and We use i in the hope that Il viii
be beneficial 10 the farmers and q, the
same zine enable them % realize bet
ter results from the sale Of their to-
baeeo. The suggestion is this:
Before planting tobacco seed blow
the seed carefully to gel out the chan
or faulty seed, and IN this way you
can rio the planting Of seed that Hill
make 4 faulty salk Of tobacco. o.
else. another way is 20 put the seed ia
water Just before planting. and this
will bring all Of the faulty seed 20 n.
top and can easily be discovered.
The farmers are requested 70 d
this before they SOW their plant bed
and thus improve the next crop. suci
precaution has been known 10 IN
crease the value OF crops in oihei
states to a very handsome per cent
Il ii worth trying.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-14
PASTOR REFrsEs $4,000.

II did not take the officials Of Mr.
Rockefeller's church in New York
very long 10 select successor to the
Rev. DIR. Aked, who goes to Cali
fornia. The new pastor is the Rev.
DR.. j. II. Jowett, who is now pastor
Of Cars Lane church. Birmingham,
England.
The $4,000 salary that the Fifth
Avenue church pays appears as en-
tireIy too much for the Rev. DR.
Jowett, and in a letter he says:
May | be allowed 10 add that
shall not need the large stipend you
50 gracioisly OFFER me. When | meet
the officers of the church shall seek
their judgment as to what is the
equivalent TO the stipend I am re.
ceiving in my present charge. Thil
will make me perfectly happy in m,
work"
DR.. Jowett's present stipend il
about 5000 per year. but BY th'
time he examines the rent lists an'
tackles the cos. Of living. in New
York he will find that the salarie
furnish about the same in the Tespec
| tive countries.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-14
HAPPINESS OF HOME.

1t makes little difference in home
happiness whether you own your
house. or have one little room on the
sixth floor of an apartment house.
You can make that one little room
the perfection OF all that is worth
living for. a quiet harbor to which a
husband will turn, feeling that be
has run out the storms OF his days
work into the security OF something
that is real.
We are not all horn with the sun
shine in our hearts. as the Irish peo-
pie prettily term il, but we can all
coax some OF II in there II We only
try.
The faculty Of seeing the bright
side, or, at least the edges of that
side. is one that married people
might cultigvate With profit to each
other.
Courtesy is Of more value in the
home than, many belieysat to be. ],
is easier to love a person than II is 70
be always courteous to him. and YET
it is one Of the most valuable recipes
for keeping that love fresh within
our hearts.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-14
Edeecomle Possibilities and Whai
Some People Did Last Year.

Tarboro Southerner.
One man sold hogs in bunch a,
$4,000 each.
One man grew on l4-acre field an
average OF so bushels per acre at an
average OF 80 cents a bushel wheat.
One boy grew lis bushels OF corn
on an acre, and several others more
than 100. A.
One man made IS bushels per acre
on 3 and i-i0 acres. al an average
cost OF 22 lie cents per bushei Of
wheat.
One man. on 10 acres. made $500
pounds lint cotton.
From 3 l-2 acres one man sold ssSs
worth OF bur clover seed.
The SAME man from acres sold
more than $500 Of peaches.
One man. from March. 1910. %
March. 1911. sold more than $4,000
worth OF beef cattle OF bis own rails
ing.
one man. from I acres. got tons
alfalfa hay.
One man made 30 bushels Spanish
peanuts per acre.
One man made and burned tai
kiln.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-14
An ANIMAL THE CAUSE.

Responsibility for the plague which
has already caused the death of thou
: sands in China and Manchnria, hai
been placed upon a little anima
closely resembling the American
woodchuck. by experts studying tn
sources of the scourge.
This Chinese woodchuck has Ions
been known as subject to the plague
the infection being transmitted by the
fieas always present on the bodies o.
the animals, From them IL was com
municated TO trappers in Eastern
Mongolia. and thence spread through
all Manchuria.
Had 1t not been for the mercenary
in the makeup OF the Chinese over
coming religious scruples. the plague
would not now be rayaging the popu-
lous coast regions. In the past the
Chinese would not kill the animal,
which they call han te an" for super
stitious and religious reasons. The
animals live in burrows. in colonies
OF about fifty each, and their habits
resemble those OF the American
prairie dog. The Chinese say that
when the animal is about to leave its
burrow. and suspects an enemy near
by, it omits sound like Pm p'ah, pu
pah,' meaning mo fear, no fear"
then returns into its hole. The Chin
ese also say that when trapper is
about to kill the live woodchucks in
his trap the animal emits the same
sound. and it was this apparently UNI
canny phenomenon which inspired the
Chinese with fear OF the animal
In the last two years, however,
their superstitions have been over
come by the high price of marmot
skins. The number OF trappers has
increased from practically none at all
to ten thousand this year.
This year the irappers brought the
skins to Hardin. and undoubtedly
brought the plague infection. trans
mitted from the heas infesting the
animals with them. From Hardin,
after selling their catch, many took
trips to the south, and thus the plague
was spread from Hardin to the sea-
eoast
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-14

Burlington News.
A young boy. Lynn Kernodie. stu
dent In the public school at the Hub,
al ossipee. created CONSERVATION and
great excitement last Thursday BY
placing a dynamite cap IN the stove
or on the stove In the schooIroom
The exploration came very near
wreckIng the building, and Il was al
frat thought that young Kernodls
was very seriously hurt. as the car
struck him In the side. but Il was
found later that his injuries we're no
serious. Everybody was badly
frightened and II might have been 4
serlous accident