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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-11
OF INTEREST
TO THE FANS


Jimmy McAI,Dr OF tho senators de-
clracs bee believes McGians Giants
are month 5u,ad oi tho other clubs
IN the National raguc ana that tAry
win find their flnd very nt 40 thr
start
MANAGER chance Of Inc tuhs .- f.,l-
ms NOR, hup.iH new a. his 'rau
pit, hers HoulhUth D.. Richie FoNrl and
cote. are ready 10 pitch bia luap
games, and ptr.stvr aud Mcirtuo 2,n
be nlong shortly
Dunn ot tne Oriocls intends io
start the s'ofaH Win seven tWlrlcr
"Rubo" Nickcrs Jimmy pygcrt. Tom.
nay Atkins nud Due Adkins ave
looked upon u- regulars and other
three Will com, from the following
. Pope, H,ucf,r Nnth. krnnHl Thomp
son Lluyd Hus her and SWltzor
Wallace, short Newman first. la-
porte. Second. und Austin. third, is
the present mokn-up of thu ~ L"His
BROWNE inu,ld. Austin t. huttins
right handed
Stalling's safe OF Catcher Blair Ia
Rochester was very cxpensiVc Tor the
lnukcos. as hc brought only $4,000
Mntty Mt!nlirp. formerly with De
troit and now with IN. white SoN, IL
/ 10 lonon from tnc way he h cluuting
the bah I'm the pring practice.
/ McGruw sin probably carry eight
/ inncldcrs. GoVdl, the Texan win sub
Tor Morkic, Fletcher viii undrrstudy
larrl puylc. Shafer viii work az
short when Brdwell is out, and Ma
nush from Now orleans viii subsIi-
b tutc for DckNn
Mcclure ~ Cleveland has hi' 70
man dopod ouf as follows Pitchers.
joss Young Gutenberg, Mt h"ll
Grcag. Yiugi.nr Kalor, Handing, 10
Mott ana kr.pn cntchcrs. Land
smith ana Fisher or Adams inlirld-
crs, stoNaL n.hnnurst, l.aioie, olsen
Turner hnuup and Brnnki' ot'-
nclders iran,,. Jackson, tnHirflN'
Birmingham and Briggs.
Amos Husi. ouao moro enters the
tiold of buscnai lie il To- nan"g" a
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-11

and thcr, Nas pressed INTO service Is
ne ghhorins shoemaker 10 du tho s.w-
np Tho result vas ban mae may
no. have pcen perfect spIrrc bat
stili it was - pretty good looking bait
ana b would do.
Bui when 3, w.a Finished % had
been made out BOO 90. reid ~ wac too
hls 60 get through any iour. and So
30 Was lrU out oy,rn ght. Tie uight
before tho match. ana that night il
rtn'd lu hc morning when this
.tuyH-eoNrr.d. haS-stumcd pushball
Was pot n play &, was found jAat II
had accumulated rain water. ana II
aCcumulat. d more us II was rolled
from thr pools about the nc'd The
bail that should have weighed 80
puuuds CO.. Whereabouts soon came to
welsh nearer $40. and II soon began
90 losc shape.
II was tremendously hard work
pushing this bah about on a muddy
~ ld, and only half game was play
3D. and though one side had scored
goal. the urst pnshball game played
on Manlattau ISLAND was declared 4
draw
~ wv 'ti' NIf 7 ffNfi' l'fU'ili Aa' HlNH'
ball was made of an airtight ruDoer
i fabric. bui that bail was sonn super:
3 dod hy the bali IN its present per.
| fect FORM or Leather with a rubber
I bladdo'
The game Of pushball Is PLAYED 'r'
/ tween opposing teams OF men n. >
+, pridiroE with u goal 40 each end
each team trying TO push ~, bal
through the opposing team goai
/ commonly played on n Held pusnbal
may be played indoor az Ncll u- out
/ l'sunilv played oy men afn't 10 Be
Also played hy men on horT,hl.k
Soon after 10 orginatlou nGshhal'
was introduced into England vhor,
h II row perhaps ploy'l mHru thar
Il n here u ls aifn pnNed Dr tho
continent. Ia This count uufhbal
H. played bv college Teams of athlcti,
ass"clntinns. Hnd n udiup hoods ans
at army posts.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-11
|SP0R 7 !

11..l.nn south. lhr ml U lar
Ua N, bad ~ u..n a uu,l ul
I.... I. 90. could UItu .u .f, IHU
no H. fh,, went uat lo Practice.
trt cod Hi thr ldato nul .lnuII.'
i.. HaU DOB 900 .priiona ui fho iul
. IHlDr Whom thr Iif,.r.r
Im Dau Ip gct 81 ht gud ihU ru
." nu Che Ycloi enc Hou
,IUHD fn nr1 icW dove 'u
IID gate and ui u SOC
Il .Hf...
Hs Of @ hon, rpu or DO
H.I W uth them rlaI -.e, m
l.s uN I,Hal bar moi in Co.,. ou
ur VI thc hrcon yu1ne t.. Boz
'n, uf VOC ouo was using .h, ,a
rH. nHlJ Hirn lh m tho h,tI rt
ulf UI.UHiri, Irwin occurred ness
-,i,. Sd. tlp men
THu HHf hul been using Ions
liaW, Uup .ouelcs were given shDrl
hen ones They were told 900 Hup
Wit.us n .h, uall and chop hnr
.oh Nh. Do, formerly stod at
tHD nIaI. aiu Up Iishi shuuld,r loW.
tDd F |sl hand bat man ihoy
. .s, IoHu 'H,, kent ihoir -igh
i1 Dob uD m hc. would got moro
.'ca n.huI l..f drives AMI s.r.
yttF1.
Then trr ocr, told how tu mt
NiOh 90, uuu how to hit to right
nrd CO., u lru Or fr hunt. just as
the occn-iou cMlrl tor
Iiu H1!,, tu W'icldsr Irwin an.
cathcd u ,u state League. .
vopd"rrW ncmc aud POSSESSION ol .
sensational vim Wl tho noorcsl hit
t.t ot enc culuc outnt when he lnud.
ga Ia Athens &c. used long. lighl
stick and bis one id.u wa 10 WALTON
the bali over .hc tcaco. He wnB u
mare Tor ptchr1 win q GOOD chaner
of Pace
Irwin Instructed hiu io the art Of
bic lcaruo huufn4. aud inside Of a
w, !, he wa tln most acicntilic and
sMeH hiu.r ou tHc club And what
he learned IN thai week on battlnc
has assuI 4 him % regular Job with
TIC New Yorb club thie season.
Batting can be- lnurW hu' pitching
cannot
90 tho baseball fan th. big leaeucs
omen th .r season about the middle
g. ami cycrt year l'ni the rgl o.'cn.
int ol the season takes place six
weeks before tha. 70 is tho work ~
the south that starts the year in The
basg ban world
70 is Lh condition ol The mon who
report north in April HAT counts Tor
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-11

pail tie can be shown how to
change his pace. miNing n don, BAH
With hiH fast ones liuf iu matter az
curves be- finds d lard woIa lob "a.
siluci another man $50 thnf De- IAN
dolitc ihp same way
~ ln every case fhru are tNcci.
lions 90 his rude Fur nsanrr. Iark
Quinn who tas urNt o. Ford m
winning percentage ln thc Yauaers
'7. season has finally mustered ono
ot Ford pitore 1891 was ouls
aiIrr wa.chine Fond pl c.. dlg ID ANA
day out aI through ib, auu.lc.u
practice ui Che NcN loIl eDn. uni
Quinn could sot Ih HaI l0 break
I'ehI
Whom Food was Wfh ktsn.n q .ew
tsars age De- vs- the pDsscasor az "a
SIDE hand splitter hat Naa a peuchar.
ne Bui as hp NAa natural over
hand HEAVIER ho found that ths side
arm BAH was iniuung hi, WING
Therefore he discovered and perfect.
ed an overland Wei il.n- Which laat
season Won 90 ou, OF 30 games for
him
Now Quinn constant sldoarm
'wlrlcr lle alWa, had "a good splt
tor bur Ford spent hour after hour
win him az Athens. Ga. where On,
Yankees tlainod MS year showing
him how % !liny the Cd splitter that
pui Atlanta on he baseball map
since then Quinn has been working
on The hall ana today he has II dow
pa Win Ms old splitter IA good as
ever the husky YnnNee is probably
the onlg boNman IN the Nolld who
can honestly boast of having two
separate and disiinc wel deliveries
nui there isnt one case la hmm
dred where a succcssial rwifler of Il
certain curve can teach 10 40 som,
other man
liatting II dincrenl Many writer
VIII aay that batsman canno n'
made Now ! an going 10 prove thn
they can
when Scout srtliW irwin took th'
lsnheu~lnns 'ef commo.ily eahe'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-11
ART Of PITCHING
ONE THAT CANNOT
Be ACQUIRED
Ball Player Who Hopes to At.
tain Reputation AS Slab
Artist Must Be TO Name
Born.

Nv YWl Aprl 90 Two OF uho
arcatpH puchor 100 thc An,ti,au.
'caau, mc, at Ponce dc Leon paris joe
Atlanta GJ % couple oI iu, ago.
1h were Rae cn Ford hv e,usa.
tinugl sNtnal iNllrI u tlD New
NoJk Americans. and Walter Iouusuu
No, luun NcDku luI speed 900 Iuo
Washington fcau
Fond ANA Johnson aIc CLOSE Niond
and durns 90, pfdctict Oi the Na.
tiunals one morning Ford sitolled out
~ Hnilorm tu workou 81 nit briurc
'h, ea Pc Ia the afternoon between
thC Nduhoe. aud ono iC0lou Al
iRnfa club ~ the Southprn loasag
Johnson was Holl warmed mp Dos
Ihe time the New Yothsr arrived ut
the groundD aud ne was fairly burning
tnr atmosphere with iusf BAL hat
had q peculiar break lo it
"Nherr DO YOU cet al that speed
rom. Nilior Ford asked ol The
'al WASHINGTON h1Nman.
Gee. ! don't know. answered
johnson
About Ten minutes later Ford be.
Gan cutting loose with hits splitter
which is the frcahicst Of All freak de.
liyCues
And how In the dickens do YOU
mah, that ball break that way Ruas2
asked johnson
"a couldn't tel you n you paid me
hundred dollars repicd Ford
Nrd there you are The at oi hasc
bali pitching caanot ID, tHugAt. u
nu3' bp natural OF course a pitcher
can be- taught when 20 pitch an In
idc o. an outside or high or los
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-11
COLLEGE PLAYERS.
SHOW GOOD FORM
All Big Mines Coming Up to
Predictions: Yale Proves
Particularly Strong in the
Pitchers This Year

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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-11

he went up eoinst frankie Burns
Mcintosh win ask them Z" meet at
tiG pouud. riuzsidu ~ c"npr"
mise. Couiou. how 'v"r, before N"
goes abroad viii do well To- strengthen
h.a "lr M to the title Of 90 itnm-
weight champion NJ this country.
which he has hccn 80 trco 10 claim
liz might take on frankie Burns ANA
Young Wagner. the Nv York lads.
who have boon seeking a match WITH
him Tor somo Time.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-11
Tnu Mt'lWigs VISION.

\ duzrn expert oculisis sat m upon
his east,
And each agreed he'd mover seen
the hkc or such - vision
Iu tact NE guy coHld amp IT'S rrom
town a. ssrrnd base,
Ot spot the ancient needle IN IN"
haysta,k with precision
Another bunch at aiionisis filod IN
with Tho report
Ndmittmr that hi, honesty ana
INDICTMENT had NO tlugl"
H., should have boou q mciuhcr ot
the nations highest court
They couldn't find t claw in him
from whatsoever Juglr
Uut when ho calls e runner Dui amid
snnp scrgpp, game.
Though fort, -seSrn exports and
tho Ills, ut Il pbct hlni.
with j McGrnN or E,prs disarr,ring
With the same
How much in vuur opinion. do yoI
think 9li this VIII got him
GrHntland Rice
n YOU wnn, stylish horse and
bupg, NJ. W 4 Tyi,phla ti1 ~ 9pH
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-11

VIC IN'f'|l i''i.t w
rrauk l,mu Of riushurs has
c,rmHu, cla med TIC middlc""isht
o,ampion.hlp of Dc worlo and says
that n,. ia l.ads to dr.,nl il as''n',
ou remrrs kiW4 D. strongly SUP
p.rt.d 10 ua claim hoy hi- followers
.,1n. si, tnat n, IustiNrn ny reason
of hut rr % frtlrd tu' late ~i'nltN
Eu,tci. also ril ptpNe. ond liur"
trII u SIS tuUud hout- 500 iu" smoky
AIMS. up hc ALSO prsted Harry LOWS
n .tt .uunds b.pt purhN Flynn ahd
tg,k frNui sullivan ~ tHcl'' round
cnu,.t. Knocked nui trdnk Mani"n
b, .uIno rn0nds uuipo'utcd Lou liourk
Ip SIS snd turr 81 Willie LOWS ma
Nontpua jack Sullivan iu nvC aud
ihr,r ruuuds r.fpDt' ItfIN
Klaus h. - 7tare uld AND can make
ass pounds riussii without extra
pNrrtiuu Hr tInim~ a. ac read, 20
mnt.N ur With Sam .lHnslord or ''y-
rlonn Thompson IA that weight. VINO
o., thiut. ur. u.s most dHurc .ous "a
trI- w. wants return matches Win
PANS, and K.Nr lli- most b"u' VIII
br VIih Imm, Gardner who r.cout-
i. GO. 30 dcrtI ~ otrr him iu twelve
tnund-. rnl lv eay tbut t hc wins
this bout thor. clu hr 900 dispu," TO
hls claim g. th, HtIr Ip 0ehung
ab1uy the riusburg widd'rvcieht ~
the opinion OF N,V NorkDr- is an
thlr suhsttutc for ketchcl
Tine logical SOLUTION of tha question
vnuld DID, tn pr.aurn matches between
Peule Nplv Thuwr ln 500 klaus
iangTo Cord Who s now seeking heavy
wDghj honorr. could come in if We
.md maf, the $50 sht put u is
doubtm 10 De- would bc surc ssful in
rniuias down Goo i1> pounds
Hugh Mcintosh ie irving FOO arrange
1 = mptch IN london. Eng. ,oiwecn
I rohnnv Cnuiou ~ chicago and piggc
Stanlrt hplicr of 'h. English BAN
/ tamu, ight eHamp. 1ship. There
-coms GOO Dee hitch over tno weight
stanley wants o. nsh tho Eneiish
/ limit liN pounds a , o'ciocN VIII,
+ Coulon gtn iuslsfe tHu rs pounds
. r.ne.iG. is tho stopper daurc lnas.
much H. Cuu,oa mHi. ne mounds
o., ra.t Frnnkr Collrv AVID Staulc,
dIl NOT N,Iuh u.. 'har "a vhor
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-15
Honolulu Stock EXCHANGE

Monday May Is.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-15

SALES-Between Boards: % Wal
alua, s1li; Is Waialua, Slli; 100 Ho-
nokaa, $12; % liunokaa, SIC. 10 Ho.
nokaa' sl2; 10 Hon. u. & NJ. Co, $2l /;
30 Hon. u. g. NJ. Co. SCI 90 Hon. b.
& NJ, Co., sol; $4,000 IIaw. Irr. 6s,
SOL; 35 Olaa, $3.50; IL O'aa. $3.50.
Session Sales: IL. Oahu. $30.5n; {
Oahu, S3O.37iR. no, ...
DlVIDENDS-May Is. 1871 lIaw
Sug. Co. soc sharei oahu Sugar Co.
2Oc share; o. II. & l.. Co. 75c share
Pereckco, coo share; Waialua. SOC
share.
Latest sugar quotation; $500, or
$77.20 per ton.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-15
LOCAL AND GENERAL


New stock OF big uicklc tablets fol
sale at the Bulletin office.
New shipment Of mems rnd boys
straw aud felt hats. Kan ChonG Co.
Harrison Block.
Pay your taxes today; after the 18th
instant ten percent will be addc d
Take your tax bill with you.
For distilled water. Hires Root
Deer and all other popular drinks.
Ring up Phone 217l. Consolidated
Soda Works.
Remember, Green Stamps are free
to purchasers for the asking, and
goods absolutely free In exchange for
Green stamps.
An algcroba bean crushcr has been
set up on Hawaii by c. W. RenCar
aud is giving satisfaction. II h said
that the beans of the big island are
larger than those which grow on
Oahu.
A large auto, driven by Willie Ellis,
In rounding a sharp curve near Ma
wiliwili on Kauai, skidded aud turned
over. The glass OF the top was
smashed hut the driver, who hung
onto his wheel. was not hurt
Mr.. AID Mrs. A, S. Wilcox enter
Gained NJ 2 house party in the Hama
lei home last Saturday evening, the
guests including Ex-Governor George
r. Carter, Mrs. Harry Macfarlane and
Senator Observation-Disclosures Island.
Applications Tor liquor license re-
nCwals to the number OF iifty-twO
have been fled with the Liquor Lie
cnse Commissioners. The existing
liquor licenses expire by the end of
next month and must be advertised
for period of four weeks.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-15

Mr. Jno. Naihc of Ilookena, who has
been bachelor for period of more
than twenty years, entered the mat
rimonial kingdom last Sunday, April
%. The bride, formerly Mrs. Jno.
KAPPA, and n daughter OF Mr.. william
Nuuanu, was also n resident Of Hoo
kena. Rev. Jno, Keala performed the
ceremony, and Immediately after the
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-15

Pence Day, the anniversary of the
First Hague Conference, falls on May
18Th by recommendation of Super
intcndcnt Pope the day will be OBJ
served IN many OF the schools Of the
Islands A committee appointed by
the Ministerial Union recommends
that Sunday, May 2lst be observed
as Peace Day" In the churches Of lio-
nolulu and request thr' all pastors
will recognize the day either by sor-
mons or otherwise.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-15

Tho Bulletin illustrated special
edition will be OF much interest to
friends, as II describes and pictures the
land you live in or arc visiting.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-15
P. II. BURNETTE

Conf. Of Deeds for California Al.
,sw York; N0TARY PUBLIC
Iran, Marriage Licenses; Draw,
Mortgages, Doedl. Bib Of Sale
Leases, Wills, Etc, Attorney Tor tn
District Courts ~ MERCHANT aI
HONOLULU, PHONE 1910,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-15

tie, n sumptuous family dinner was
served In which the pastor partook
of the dclicaCies.-- Midget.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-15
Island Investment Co
Limited

Member Of Hawaiian stock EN-
chang; Room 1903, Stancenwald build
ing. Telephone 1854: Postohlce box.
sos. Cable address: Bulldog"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-11

,,or ACKNOWLEDGMENT or otherwise. anu
whether before or after the execu,loit. no
This will the sum of S. and decisl. Nv
do Intentionally omit to make Ior anS
Of the persons in this paragraph
TO anv other or further proVisioh'
There are charitable wills, and Wills
with elaborate directions for buria' anu
ipterment wills enforcing piety, Wills
nrovidine for the conviviality OF the sur
v;vors There are wills bristling WIFI
vanity seeking posthumous gratlhcat'oh'
lilo that of the Rev. DR.. Van BUN
schooten. who nearly century ago io''
a legacy of $4,000 TO the Dutch ne
formed church Of America, on condltio''
that his will should be read at all the
official sessions of the Church forever
Tho Church has been reading this very
LENGTHY document ever since, but mas re-
Gently appealed to the courts for reiiei'
The wills Of famous personages reach
from Plato. Aristotle, Virgil and Au-
oustus Caesar to Mary Stuart, SNAKE
speare. Voltaire and Wellington WIN
many celebrities in between, and IN the
American department. from washington
and John Quincy Adams to winter
Iongfellow, p. r. Barnum and-Brlghani
Young There is a note on the famous
Tiden will. Ulysses S. Grant and Aora-
ham Lincoln died utestate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-11
of the book and its sane characters a..
peal to us most Of all
NATIONAL POLICIES.

THE SECOND AMENDMENT By Hem.
Clay Hansbrough. l2nO. pp. 50 Ny
ncapolis: The Hudson Publishing c sn1'
pany.
The scene Of this story by q forno.
United States Senator is Washington +,
the not far distant future. when 2 ca.
level Panama Canal shall have been con.
structed after a mysterious blowing N,
Of the Gatun dam In the old lock canal.
when the country shall have uass.d
through insurgency, and the period q,
regulation and control" shall have hoo,
RELOCATED to the past The popular cleo
| ton of United States Senators has ba-
come the rule. and there is new nar,y
| in the land. the Altrocrats. In fact N,
great economic questions Of t0-dav b.y.
reached the crisis; the purchase b,n
/ is now before the Senate. The readeg,
| interest is kept on the alert by N.
authors expert transmutaticn Of the a,
| fairs Of the present into a possible futu,.
| form, by ready recognition Of concrs,.
cases under other names. The last da.
/ vice Of the Conservatives is the IA.
mapping Of a Senator II is on this tia,
turns the whole story. whose concluslo,
! Is furnished by strong, independen,
I fearless chief OF the state. The autho,
keeps the fiction of individual lives suh.
/ servient to his invention Of the course n,
events. and this is as 1t should he |,
Washington at the crisis Of his lmagIr.
ing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-11
AN AMERICAN PRINCESS.

THrRLEY RUXTON: BY PniIIp ,yort'
Nighells. Illustrations by James Mont
gomery Flagg. Emo, PIP ''>'
mond FitzGerald, Inc
II is always interesting To watch tue
successive developments of a genre-tha'
&c tho Zenda brand of fiction. for in
stance. 1t began with an adventurous
Fnelishman who went TO Ruritania. he
was a deserved success. Thereupon the
cis-AtIantic novelist took a hand in the
game. and the hero of the Balkan prln-
cipality romance became an American
Tho third step-our authors knowing
their public-was the substitution OF the
American woman for the American man.
The main idea still proving popular,
promising inversion of 1t has been
found in the transportation Of the whole
complicated intrigue for throne 10
these shores. Mr. Mighells does this
well. and with ingenious invention of the
adaptations and changes required by the
new environment. The name of the titu-
lar heroine of the story must have been
a tripping stumbling block TO the tongues
of the anxious and intriguing foreigners
fiocking to these shores. but that Is a
detail to which the author gives no heed.
The story is decidedly readable. and set
with great gusto in the splendors of New
York's "swelldom," to use Mr.. Mighells' 4
own expression
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-11

of the setting of his latest story all the
soothing quality of the rest cure in the
open which John Sherwood seeks and
finds. He has earned his long vacation
i'm lonely camp on the Maine coast. and.
what is more, he needs il. Under its
beneiicent influence his mind expands as
his body recruits its health. Then there
are his neghbOrs, squatters on his thou
sand acres OF woodland. interesting "hu
man various" To apply to living beings
Mr. Venus's classification of dead bones
Dodo. the colored servant. too. is worth
knowing In fact. all the characters tba,
enter the story. early or late are worth
while. The plot is late I'm unfo,a,rc
itself in this northern Eden of ths h,l-
samy pines, ana here the pbvsic,on
draws upon psychopathology with T.,
genious effect. Indeed the sc,.n,ic.,
psychologist shows his hand throurhon,
first of all In the early pages of lain,
SherwOods lonely childhood in Ill,
the development Of the inventors nj,
Is traced in its carly, cropping manie.s,a
tons. 1t is all done. however in so,
way as To strengthen constantly, III
terest OF the story as a story. Io,ars
plot VIII find all they desire IN ,h
win the hxed idea and its homjcida, A.
velopment, but the open air "e
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