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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-10-09
The Lords Work Is Urgent.

| The Lard icork is urgent. and in 2nc
Tim. His revised version reads
"Give diligence to present thyself APP
proved unto God, u workman that need
eth not TO be ashamed, handling Alright
the word of God. +"
What is the word Of huthY John
XVll-l7. Sanctfy them through thy
truth; ny acord is truth. What is the
wordg John II. In the beginning was
the word, and the word was with God,
and the word was God. God breathed
to us the living word, and the word
was made flesh aud dwelt among us.
And John bore witness of him and
cried This was he of whom ] spake,
II verse.
The law was given by Moses, bul
grace and truth came by Jesus Christ.
John said, am the voice of one cry
ing in the wilderness, make straight
the way of the Lord, as said the pro-
phet Esaias, and Jesus is soon coming
again in the clouds Of heaven with
power and great glory, as promised in
Acts |. 8 to II and John XIV, to 4.
Gods messages are always definite,
and adopted to every age and every
time. Weigh them carefully in the
balance book of books. To Noah God
said, Gen. vi II; to Ninevah He said,
JONAH IIl-4; TO the drunken blasp hem
Gus Belshazzar the message came, Dan.
V-26 to Lot and his family, escape for
thy life, Gen. XIX. 10 II.
Gods messages are given through
men. Noah gave the message of the
deluge, Joseph the famine in Egypt,
Moses bore the message Of deliverance
from Egypt.
The Gospel commission was given to
men, see Matt. XVIII 10 to 20, Luke
X 10, Amos Ill Z. In Joel to s
Gods people compared to vineyard,
rest of the chapter we see fulfilling to-
day. Now there is mercy. I'd Peter
III, Q, so repent We, Matt. III and
Sth verses. adv
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-10-09
Estate OF Marian Beauvals.

Order of Notice Allowance of Account
STATE or VERMONT. District 81 Man.
chester 81.
The Honorable Probate Court for The Dis.
tfict Aforesaid,
10 all persons interested tn the estate ~
Marian Beauyais. late OF Dorset Ia said
District, deceased
GREETING.
WHEREAS, said Court has assigned the
2id day of october next for examining aud
allowing the account of the administering
OF the estate Of said deceased and form decree
Of the residue of said estate To the inwit,
claimants Of the same, ana ordered that
public notice thereof be given 10 all por.
sons interested IN said estate by pub.
fishing this order three weeks snccessiyeIy
previous to the day assigned, IN the Man.
chester Journal % newspaper published Mt
Manchester IN said District.
THEREFORE,, you are hereby notified to
appear NJ the Probate once IN Manchester
In snld District, on the day assigned, then
and there TO contest the allowance Of said
account II you see cause, aud To establish
your right ms heirs, Iegateas aud lawful
claimants 10 sald residue.
Given under my hand, this goth day Of
september, 1918.
~ EDWARD GRIFFITH, Judge
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-10-09
Vermont Bar Association.

"Brattiebofo, VI, Sept 80. is
iHon. A. NJ. Fletcher,
Governor OF Vermont.
"Proctorsyille. VI
My Dear Governor Fletcher:
n have yours OF yesterday. EN-.
e.oS liz copy OF correspondence with
Col Mimms. | had learned OF the
fun facts OF this correspondence
only after had written you but my
invitation would have come Just the
same had il been before me then.
"Ther is no clash Of authority be-
twan Col. Mmms and myself. !
have been simply taking use as
president the reiteration and confir-
nation of invitations which he has
made as secretary.
II have felt particularly that you
could as governor most properly
voice a word Of greeting from the
state TO our distinguished guest,
the attorney general of the United
States.
Il feel quite sure that whether
all the members of the association
are fully In accord with all your
ofA cial acts or not, will make no
difference In the respectful and
warm greeting which you will re-
oeiye from the association. If or
ganizatf ons like ours were to invite
as Official guests only those with
whom all the members We're in fun
accord IN every way, our meetings
would be narrow and partisan, as OF
necessity, | am quite sure that It
is not the spirit which peryades the
Vermont Bar association.
Il do hope that you will recon
slider your declination and that we
may be able to greet you at our
meeting and banquet on the evening
of October Z.
VERY sincerely yours,
"CLAKE c. Fits,
President Vermont Bar Assn"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-10-09

Estate ~ Elizabeth NJ. Burton Man
chester Hearing on accounting con.
timed.
Lsinle ~ Fred w Cook. Manchester
Petition Tor accounting hlcd, Citation
issued
Esisie 81 julia NJ Richardson. Man
chester. Inventory filed.
Estate 81 William Cunningham, Ru'
pert. John Torrcus appointed sdmin.
istraioFs
Estate q Clara T.. Woodcock. MAB.
chester. lnyeniory and sral account
filed.
Estate o, korwell Miller. lr.. New
York. Designation % agent filed.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-10-09
Estate OF Fred b Kllburn

Order Of Notice Allowance of Account.
STATE or VERMONT District 81 Man
chester, ~.
he Honorable Probate Court for tAe rs
trisi ifofesaid.
To All persons interested tn the estate ~
Fred y, kiihurn lnt. Of Manchester, Ia said
District decreased, GHHNIINal
wnEsFAs. said Court has assigned the
aId any Of Oct, next, at ino'clock n. M. for
examining and allowing the. account &c
the Admlnistor Of the estate OF said
deceased, ana for decree ~ tn. resis
due OF said estate 70 the lawful claimants ~
the sap. and ordered that public notice
thereof he given To ali persons Interested
In said by publishing this order three
weeks successfully previous 10 the day rs.
signed In the Manchester journal u news
paper published at Manchester IN said his
trict,
THEREFORE,, you are hereby notified Ia
appear NJ the Probate Dfivu IA Manchester
IN said District, ON the day ASSIGNED, then
and there TO contest the allowance af said
account n you see cause, and TO establish
your right NJ heirs loRatoos and lawful
chimants to said residue,
Given under my hand, this With day u
September, 1913,
a EDWARD GRIFFITH, Judge
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-10-09

cd from several weeks Nslt i
D8rset.
w. ]. Farnum returng thu
week 20 his home Ia Newport, r l..
having spent several weeks here.
George Rush remains about th'
same A trained nurse from Man
chester is caring for him at present
Miss Roberts, who has beer
spending The summer with hel
niooes. the Misses sherman. has re-
turned TO Manchester
The Bromley House viii close
the 18th, having had a very success
full season. a few boarders remain
ing the entire season.
Franklyn Lord left town ON
Friday for his home In Montelair, N
J. He Is driving his fathers chest
nut horses TO their home there.
Mrs. Tllden and Mrs. Ilapgood
attended the annual meeting Of the
Vermont Woman's Missionary socie-
ty In Brattleboro last week,
Mrs. Mary Phillips has returned
from a visit with her daughter in
Manchester and win spend a short
time with her sister before return
ing to her home in Putney.
w. II. Burroughs, wife and
daughter and Mrs. Joseph Farnum
attended the funeral of Mrs. r. l.
Farnum in Manchester on Thursday
Of last week.
IS. A. Sawyer and granddaugh-
ter, Lena Blodgett, drove to Town
shend last week and spent a short
time with Mr.. Sawyer's daughter,
Mrs. Watson.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-10-09
VERMONT BAR ASSOCIATION
Manual Aevsang AZ Mostpsaisr Nos
Att.oJsd ~ aos. iisfclssf. Nc.
issyns.lsls Al~o Absent

.onis,e5lsr. Oct One q The
fns Official acts ~ the Vermont
ia4r association on c0nveninE this
&fisfpooa eAa 10 unanimously adop'
ihe following resolution Offered BY
John Young of NnHpoft
Resolved ,hAs the Vernon, Bar
ASSOC Aison approves aud ra;ifios
the action @ A. prmadent and
tysafd ~ mAnssers Ia dleavowing ane
refuting the letter 81 ia secretary
10 Cav, Fletcher. dated September
~. Ia which ia an intimation tina,
the governors presence At our ban
qa@ might bot be- agreeable 20
all our members We declare The
letter unauthorized and we regret
THAI il was sent We indorse the
renewed invitation to the governor
whsh our president extended and
assure His Excellency OF hearty
and unanimous welcome.
A few minutes before the reeolu.
ton was read Secretary John II.
Mimms apologized for signing the
letter as secretary OF thu association.
There was no discussion al no re-
marks on the subject and the re
naming business kept the attorneys
engaged up 10 8 O'Clock.
Interest centered principally IN
the report OF the committee on jur-
asprudence and law reform, The
articles relating to marking OF ex-
hlbls before tsaIa begin and the
OF discussions before jury
we're tabled until the next annual
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-10-09
JUN IL Mih 'ot
Secretary Vermont Bar Assn.
Burlington. Vt, Sept %, 10
ITO His Excelleney,
ALLEN NJ. Fletcher,

Burlington. Vt, Sept. 23, 10.
ITO His Excelleney,
ALLEN NJ Fletcher,
Governor of Vermont
sir: am constrained to write
and suggest my letter of lnyltatlo
was written before the pubic an
nouncement OF your ecent APP
pointments. / have heard so much
adverse comment among members oil
this association at your ignoring oil
all precedent in passing over the "a
wears faithful service Of Judge
Munson, that | desire to retract
what said in regard to knowing thi'
voiced the sentiment Of the mem
bers of this association, etc. do
not intend to indie tie now that "
not their sentiment. merely
withdraw what | said in that behalf,
for while at the time wrote ]
felt u 10 be the fact, at this time
| am not sure In that respect. !
do not want TO create any false
impression, and hence write this
qualification Of that part Of my let
ter IN which | purported to convey Il
you what ! thought was a fact but
which | am convinced now Is not
namely--in assuming TO voice the
unanimous sentiment Of the mem
beers Of this association.
VERY respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
JOHN II. MIMMS,
Secretary
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-10-09
VALUABLE TIMBER LANDS AND
MILL FOR SALE.

The estate of j. V. Stevens, re-
Gently deceased. left about 1850
Acres of Valuable Timber Lands
in Belvidere, Vermont, which Is
now offered for sale at low val
uation.
Estimated stumpage ~ to 16
million feet, about equally divided
between hard and soft woods Much
Of the Spruce is Virgin timber of
first quality The hardwood con-
tains large amount of choice old
growth Birch and Maple.
The lowest price ever placed up
on this property by Mr. Stevens was
100000, but the entire property in
Guiding new Mill, substantially built
and up-to-date, with steam and
water power, tenement houses, etc,
will be sold for $4,000 Terms,
$4,000 down, balance, easy terms.
Will SbNtu iIOul tIlltl
ton & NJ me or Central Vermont r..
r. station at Cambridge Junction.
Excellent road with very little up
grade.
Three other adjacent tracts of
Timber Lands, aggregating with the
above about 10000 acres and hav-
ing an estimated stumpage of so
to 60 million feet. are in the market
and taken together constitute one Of
the largest and best spruce and
hardwood lumber properties in YER
mont.
For further particulars, address
q. $. PAGE, Hyde Park, Vt.
24-2W.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-10-09
Estate Of Elisha N. Torrey.
Order Of Notice Beneficial,

Order OF Notice Beneficial,
STATE or VERMONT. District of Man
chester ~.
The HonoraJie Trobate Court I'm The Dis.
trfct 1fonsaid.
To the heirs and All persons Interested In
the estate ~ elisha NJ. Torfey late 81 nor.
set W said District, deceased, 0HEEfINDi
WHEhEAs application Ia writing hath
been mnds 20 this Court by Mabel n. Her,
rick, Administrative desboDis.iion praying
for license and authority 10 sell nil ~ the
real estate u aaid deceased, 10 VII The Easi
Dorset Village house and barn ADD lot and
Othsf adjoining lots With Hh0uifiiefanrss
thereon The East Dorset saw mill lot aud
three hundred acres ~ mountain land IA
Peru, representing 10 said court that
that II would b. beneficial 70 the hslrs and
Nil persons Interested Ia the estate Ut said
deeenseJ, 70 asii said resi- estate and convert
ths sans into money.
And bringing into Court the consent and
appreciation Ia writing, ~ all the heirs 10
said estate residing In this state, and set.
ting forth The situation ~ this real estate,
wBsHnr ron, the sn1d court appointed
1913 NJ ten O'Clock A, NJ ~
tbs Probate Oifiee Ia Manchester N said
district. 10 brAf Aid decide upon said apDii.
cation and petition. snd ordered puddle
Notice thereof 70 b. given 70 ali persons
interested therein, ~ Publishing said orders
together With The time and place ~ hearing.
three weeks saressriseig IN The Man.
chester Journal. nAsspaDef Published AZ
Manchester. Ia said District, which rircn.
mites ~ thf neighiSofhD0n ~ those persons
interested therein ail which publications
shaii Re previous " the time Appalled,
for the hearing,
TughKFohK. you are hsraby notified ~
appear t~fnfe said court, Ne the time and
place assigned. then ana there IN sald Court
10 gsaAe your objections 20 the granting ~
such lirHnse, nyDn see Gauss
Given under ny hand at Manchester Nv
sald District this zzd day ~ ~ gismteg, isiS
n EDWARD GRIFFITH. Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-10-09
Estate Of Sallie c. carver.

Order Of Notice Of Allowance Of Acct.
STATE or VERMONT. District Of Man.
chester, ~,
The Probate Court for he District u Nan
chester
To all persons interested IN the estate Of
Sallie q. Carver late Of Manchester IN
said District, deceased.
GREETING;
WHEHgAs, said court has assigned tho
18Th day OF October, at ten o'clock tn the
forenoon, for examining aud nj.
lowing the account ~ the Executor
Of the estate Of said deceased aud for
decree of the residue ~ said estate to the
lawful claimants of the same, ana ordered
that public notice thereof be given To all
persons interested In said estate BY publish.
Ing this order threc weeks successfully pre-
yious to the day assigned, IN the Mnnchss-
ter Journal. u newspaper published nj Man
chester IN said District
THEREFORE,, You ar. hereby notified Ia
appear ut the Probate once ~ Manchester
IN said District, on the day assigned, then
ana there 10 contest the allowance of said
account ~ you see cause. and TO establish
your right as heirs, legatees aud lawful
claimants 10 said residue.
F. Given under my hand this nj day of
Sc Dtember, 1913.
N EDWARD O aIFYiTH. Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-10-09

The Bennington County vera
Improvement Association viii hi
week launch their new publication
Il caled The Remington County
Review" aud will be devoted TO the
interests OF the organization which
Il represents and II viii deal with
matters pertaining to the welfare
Of the county at large and viii be
the official organ Of the County AS
ISOLATION Ii will be published eao
month from the home office. The
printing and mailing vii be done by
tn Manchester Journal Press.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-10-09

"Proctorsville. Vt, Sept rs, IS
Col. John H. M.mms, Secy.,
Vermont Bar Association.
Burlington. Vermont.
My Dear Sir
Your letter Of September goth
IN which you as secretary OF the
Vermont Bar Association invite me
as governor 20 be present at the
annual meeting Of your association
to be held In Montpelier. Oct It'll
was received. and as well your let
ter OF September 20. signed by
you as secretary OF the Vermont
Bar association, In which you say
that you are convinced that IL lis not
the unanimous sentiment OF the
members OF your association that
should be present, which OF course
Is one form OF saying that II woulbl
be embarrassing 20 your association
should accept, VAL relieve your
association 81 that embarrassment
by declining the invitation OF the
ASSOCIATION as rendered me by you.
is secretary.
Your obedient servant,
ALLEN N. FLETCHER.
Governor
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-10-09
Very sincerely yours,
"CLAKE c. Fits,
president Vermont Bar Assn,
Republican Reorganization.

Encouraging signs multiply that
dheI Republican party will be able
TO reorsanize itself from within and
disappoint the hopes OF those who
predict that il dill continue reac-
tionary The recent election in the
Third Ma md district, when liberal
Republican attracted to himself one
half the votes cast In his district
by the Progressives last fall proves
that the scN,sm then was but tenn
porary and that those who left only
await the sign OF real reform to re-
turn. In Massachusetts,, Benton. with
the prestige of strong candidacy
for the nomination last year, with
long lead in the light and w'dl the
direct aid of the party machine, was
handily beaten at the primaries for
the gubernatorial nomination by
Gardner, an eleventh-hour entrant,
whose chief asset was his known
liberalism. The nominee is shak-
ing up the old Republican, ma
chine there to the delight of pro-
gressiyes OF all parties and stands
a good chance OF being elected next
month. Perhaps the most nota-
BILE forward movement, thoughS Us
in New York. where the reform ele-
ment turned down Boss Barnes at
the state convention and took Q
stand In favor OF an early national
convention. the hght Of each state
TO choose delegates In such man
ner as it sees fit, and scaling down
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-10-09
sTArrnEsLOf OWNERSHIP.

~ Tbs NAnrhattFr tuafnal publishes
seslis ~ Nabubeslsf. ~
hanog. Asnhxias Fditof EusiRrst Man
sssr sas i'ulasshsf. urrD w. bENsETr
A3arbas1sf ~
kn0wn psaaheldegs mortgages and
asbtf security husdsfs halaing peF cent
~ mpfs - total siaossat ~ t.sD1s. mort
sass,. ~ oskef seeuntirsi h. T. slnoRas
Manchester W.
uTTO H. BENNETT.
ssofH 10 sud sub@cnlsed bsfofe me ihi'
100 u Vrtot,er ixia b. 1hifffIH.
Notary Iublie
~ commission expires Nov %. isil.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-10-09
Annual Boston Excursion.

The Rutland Railroad will run
it's annual fall excursion to Boston
Thursday, October 10th, tickets TO
be good returning to leave Boston
TO reach starting point until Mon
da, October 9Th inclusive. Round
trip fare from Burlington $500;
Vergennes S6.40; Middlebury $6.05;
Brandon $3.50; Rutland $500; Lud-
low $40; Chester $3.50; Dandy
$3.50; Manchester $500.
24-2w.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-10-09
How's rhIsa

Meo ref ppe iiunafsd lssiiars Reward ~,
sAf caAT ~ tNy3fgh ihai eanDof be cured ~
Halls tatAfFA t'ass
FgGHKNFY A GO. Talesao o.
Ne she uaGtrsiRrus hare knash n 4.
f'hetseg ssr TIE iat4 81 year. ana tse4iege hsIa
pstfegtis Aussofntsie ~ All pasiusss iyAAeAe.
iissns and snenrlelis ef8s 10 carry oai 4uy
e4algafi0 saads ~ his rrtn.
a AngHs. kfsssA A NAENEa
MhulessAe IflagTasts Tulaaa d
HANS tsfafsA AArf u IAken ingcfuaifs
seitnF disrefis apeA The bltsd ahd nsaesas
surfaces - The tsstetn, TestiuoN5als sent
TREE, Prizes nc. lsg i.sstie, roid ~ Vii brns.
xtsis.
Tsks. halls fssnils fIils for cc1stls~ilos
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-10-09

Reynolds, attorney general ~ the
United states II ls the first time
that We have been honored with
the presence Of an attorney general
Of the United States and Il VITAL BE-
an occasion Of note for our associa-
ton.
Trusting you may be able 10 ac-
oept, ! remain,
Sincerely yours,
CLARKE c. Fits.
President.
Vermont Bar Association. :"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-10-09
What II Would Cost,

Understanding viii have 10 be
done about your behavior last term,
shall have 10 call and consult your
father Pupll-lt'll cost you six and
eightpence. My pas SOLICITOR Lon.
don Opinion
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-10-09

President Wilson has signed the
new tariff bin and from now on We
may expect TO see the cos OF living
come down, The income tax feat
uns viii not hit us yet awhile
anyway.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-10-09
Has the village Of Winchester
adequate fire protest.

IA the death Of Maxwell EsaHs
u. State %. Vermont has lost a
y roag Supporter lie had done much
ior tha state and vas Ia line TO do
more
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-10-09
PERU.

M J. Hapgood has been in New
York for a few days.
About the usual number from
here attended the Bondville Fair
last week.
Mrs. Eliza Wyman has return
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-10-09
Fhis Asks Gov. Fletcher 20 Recon.
slider pex.linatiou II Invitation.

sufr Dts1tuattoH W th'tau"h'
terS written By President rsts OF
the Bar association 10 Gov. fetch
er
Rrattieboro. VT. Sept ~, Is.
Gov. Allen NJ Fletcher.
"Proctorsyille. VI
MY Dear Governor Fletcher.
The Vermont Bar association
iuSliss you 70 be Ia guest at It's
annual banquet 10 be held AT the
Pavilion hotel. Montpelier, VI. on
The eveSsng ~ October
We especially desire your pres
ence ~ the chief executive Of the
State ~ Vermont because we shall
have a. our guest Hon J c. Me
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-10-09
sscr.tary Mimms Writes Cordial In
vtation and Qualities IL Later.

The correspondence between Sec.
retray Mimms and Gov Fletcher :
as follows
Burlington. VI, Sept, 20, 10.
ITO His Excellency,
Allen NJ. Fletcher,
Governor.
Sir: | have the honor and the
pleasure TO request your presence
at the annual meeting of this asso-
citation. TO be held at Montpelieroct.
T. to the address by the president
az the organization at D. m. IN
the Court House, and to the ban
quet at the Pavilion at the close
OF the address. Attorney General
MoReynolds Of the United States
is TO be a guest OF honor. Will you
not also favor us with your pre-
sence and with him make the guests
OF honor? | am sure | voice the
sentiment of all our members TN the
assurance. II such is needed. that
this is not an empty compliment but
a trcere urging that you do so
favor us.
Trusting TO receive an affirma-
tive reply.
Il am, your excelleney's obed,snt
servant
JOHN IA. MIMMS,
t.cnnrn,nru Nnrnaoni Bar ASen
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-10-09

Congratulations TO the Bradford
Opinion upon having attained 81
years Of existence. May ii still be
acuye under the same management,
SO years cnee
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-10-09
Game Protection and Propagation
In America.

Since the publication OF his
book, entitled Game Protect on
and Propagation In America, the au
thor, Henry Chase OF Bennington,
more famil.arly known In this sec
ton as Harry Chase, and formerly
county Game Warden OF this coun-
~. has been recei 4 ng the highest
commentator from all parts OF the
country. To show that Mr., Chase's
~ tinsa gu this subject are consid-
cred the standard authority. We give
below a letter which is self-explana-
tory. DIR. r. s. Palmer. who tbgns
this letter, is at the head OF the
United States government bureau
for the protection OF game.
United states Tent. Of Agriculture
Bureau 81 Biolosical Survey
Washington. =. q.
September -, 1918,
Mr. Henry chase,
8is - Branch 81.
rennirgton. VI
Ny bear MI. Chase
We are exceedingly busy preparing To o.
ssnizn oar warden service under the Mera
tory Rird isw. You viii probably be inter,
ssted 10 know that We eapect 10 place ~ The
bahds Of each ~ the twelve inspectors. I'm
charge OF districts q copy ~ your new hook
on American Game protectis n y ann nlso
anxious 30 furnish them copy Of your
pamphlet en- The Duties and Powers Of
Game wardensa wili you kindly advise
me where ana 1T what price we can obtain
al short notice dozen copies Of Duties
aad Powers u Game Mardens'r
yery truly yours
Y. :. PALMER
Assistant Chief, Biological survey,
That old saying Of the Wise man
relative TO a prophet being not with
out honor save 10 his own country
seems appv cable in this case. That
Mr.. Chases ideas relative to game
protection and propagation we're
based on sound principles has
long been recognized BY some llt this
setion. but by many in his own
ne,shbofhood they have been scott
ed al. The Journal .s pleased 70
note this recognition OF Mr.. Chase
D. the a. g. Government authori-
Ties.