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Charlevoix county herald., 1914-11-07
Hunter Chased
by Giant Rabbit
Monster Of Springs and Fur Glares
With Awful Eyes at Heels
of RoIio Rollins.

The fame of Rollo Rollins, of New
Jersey, as rabbit hunter. has lost
much OF its high effulgence, and the
temporary truce. between Rollo and
ST Perkins is at an end. From Green
wood Lake Rollins has hurled down
the hills a challenge 10 Perkins; q
challenge to mortal or immortal COM
bat, weapons to be ploughshares or
anvils to be hurled at three PAGES.
Perkins, however, is not manifest.
ing any qualms over the challenge. ln-
deed, 81 had been laughing steadily
for sixteen hours when, at dawn next
day, his cachinatory ululatioIs could
be heard in the four corners Of the
Gooseberry Confederacy.' e.
1t all came about in this manner:
Rollo Rollins, knowing that ST Per-
kins couldn't hit rabbit IL it was
tied TO the muzzle of his gun. made
friendly overtures' to him, proposing a
rabbit hunt in the Singac Hill district,
above North Caldwell. II was the cum
ming aim of Rollo to take ST coming
home with empty gamebag. while Roi-
10 would fairly drip rabbits from every
pocket.
While Rollo was cleaning his guns
and tuning his dogs to the rabbit
scent, Perkins was not idle at Gus
Mier's store he bought an eXtraordi-
nary large rabbit. Not live rabbit,
but a rabbits defunctus-in other
words, very dead rabbit. lie carried
the furry envelope of the animal to
Dr. Faustus Lang, the Great Notch
taXidermist. DR.. Lang stuffed said
rabbits defunctus until 1t pore the
most likelife semblance imaginable
Then, as final touch, the taxidermist
inserted two large green eyes-eyes
above human size even, eyes that
cleaned all shimmered and seemed
TO carry luminous beams Of evil in
their depths.
When the Job was done 81 Perkins
carried the masterpiece to jeweller
and had watch-springs inserted in all
four legs, also in the ears. The result
OF this was that the slightest jar
caused startling animation,
With this ingenious implement,
WllCii lie ldllEA buSldN NO fhuOlOuuS,
81 Perkins drove to Singac Hill. Perch
ing Gustavus Adolphus in the most
lifelike attitude on little knoll, Per-
kins attached to it's middle a coil OF
fine wire. He led this wire some dis
lance away making slip moose at the
end and laying it at just the point
where he figured a hunter would take
aim at the rabbit.
The next morning 81 appeared at
the Rollins gate, bright and early, his
rusty old gun over his shoulder and
his deaf and color-blind hunting dog
at his heels.
The two hunters spent full day in
the fields and woods bordering Singac
Hill. Rollins shot twenty-five rabbits
and Perkins shot one. Dusk was be-
Charlevoix county herald., 1914-11-07
Surely in "A Bad Wav.

There was congressman who fail
ed to show up for vote on the tariff
bill. He was not paired and his alb
sence was unaccountable. He leisure
ly strolled into the house the next
week and was at once hauled over the
Goals for his dereliction. "Why, |
couldn't come" said he; my health
was givin' way. | had three doctors
t'umpin' me chist at wanst, and they
united in sayin' that me whole sys.
tenn with rekin' with insomnia"
Charlevoix county herald., 1914-11-07
Baby's Picture
One of the Most Welcome
Christmas Gifts.
Kirkpatrick's
STUDIO.
All the world loves lover because
it likes free show.
One Of the Sciences.

Chandler w. Riker had a witness
under examination in the circuit court.
before Judge Adams. The witness
had shown how much he did not know
on certain scientific subject.
"Are you scientific MANI" de-
manded Mr.. Riker suddenly.
mo, sir, plumber" was the bold
reply.
30, WE'LL" commented Mr.. Riker,
with smile, perhaps you are a sci
entific man. after all, because plumb
ing, as we all know, belongs to the
science of abstraction"
Charlevoix county herald., 1914-11-07

than shadow OF his former self.
Flesh had melted from him by the
pound.
Approaching the Whitehorn Inn,
Rollins was all in. With one wild yell
for help ne dropped on the roadside.
He was carried into the inn by tender
hands, but when he came TO. there
was that haunting rabbit sitting on a
chair, glaring venomously Again Roll
10 swoored but when he revived under
liberal application of applejack the
truth was revealed to him.
The wire moose was still fast
upon the ankle, the other end of the
wire cincturing the middle of Gusta-
vus Adolphus. Is it any wonder that
the breast of Rollo Rollins has be-
come furnace of awful hate?
Charlevoix county herald., 1914-11-07
All Rluht But the Name.

1t is an army tradition that the sol.
der shall grumble at the commissa-
riat, but this particular complainant
seems to have had a tair case.
"Any complaints, corporal?" said
the Colonel. making one morning a
personal inspection.
Eyes, sir. Taste that, sir" said the
corporal, promptly.
The Colonel put the liquid to his
lips.
why" he said, that's the best
soup | ever tasted"
Eyes. SIR" said the corporal, "but
the cook calls it coffee"
Charlevoix county herald., 1914-11-07
HARvAsD's HISTORIC CHAIR.
College Ceremonies Would Be lncom-
pIete Without me Unique Seat.

College Ceremonies Would Be lncom-
pIete Without me Unique Seat.
The antique chair shown in the cut
has been used so long for commence
ment and inauguration ceremonies
that no such, occasion at Harvard
would be complete without IT, Presi-
dent Lowell sat in 1t during his In.
augural ceremony just as his predeces-
sors in Office have done for the last
two centuries.
Tradition says that 1t came into the
possession of the university during
the administration OF President Holy
'oke, but II Is not known exactly when
nor low. Tradition again says that 1t
was given TO President Holyoke by the
Rev. Ebenezer Turell of Medford,
relative Of the Mathers. who were
among New England's earliest set
tiers.
President Holyoke always believed
that the chair was brought from Eng
land by some member of the Mather
family.
Benjamin Pierce, one of Harvard's
historians, connects the chair with
certain variety OF furniture found In
the Cheshire district of England In
the last of tire Seventeenth and the
beginning of the Eighteenth centuries.
Horace Walpole, England's great
statesman, wrote to a friend, asking
him to set one OF these curious chairs
from tho Cheshire district. He de-
scribes them IS he'ng Of wood the
seat triar ,uiar, tie back, arms and
legs loaeei with turncy, and carved
and turned IN tie most uncouth and
whimsical forms"
The whole question is now dis
missed by the staten en-. that it was
Charlevoix county herald., 1914-11-07
A Dull winter

A New Yorker at one of the Jersey
winter resorts had occasion to COM
plain of the service in the dining
room.
Waiter" he called out sternly
one evening, how much longer have
| got to sit here without my dinner?
I've been here full hour"
you've got nothin' on me, sir!"
responded the waiter. I've been hera
since seven this morning. Kinder
uresome, amt it?"--Puck.
Charlevoix county herald., 1914-11-07

There is such ready action in Foley
Kidney Pills, you feel their healing
from the very first dose. Backsche,
weak, sore kidneys, painful bladder
and irregular action disappear with
their use. o. Palmer, Green Bay
Wis, says: "My wife is raqidly recov
ring her health and strength, due
solely to Foley Kidney Pills. H s
Drug Store. ~
Charlevoix county herald., 1914-11-07

w. T. Hutchens, Nicholson, Ga, had
q severe attack of rheumatism. His
feet, ankles and joints were swollen,
anb moving about was very painful. He
was certainly in bad way when hs
started to take Foley Kidney Pills. He
says, "Jdst few doses made me feel
better, and now my pains and rheuma.
tism are all gone and sleep all night. F"
-liites Drug Store.
Charlevoix county herald., 1914-11-07

probably Thought from that English
district, but an times unknown"
President Ho'yoEe himself turned
the knobs and put them on the main
posts with his own hands. The quaint
and elaborate seat is now stored in
one Of the closets of Harvard hall and
is brought out only for specified cere-
monies.
Charlevoix county herald., 1914-11-07
Citrollx
CTROLAX

Best thing for constipation, sour sto-
mach, lazy liver and sluggish bowels
Stops sick headache almost at once.
Gives a most thorough and satisfactory
flushlng-no pain, no nanses. Keeps
your system cleansed, sweet ard whole
some. Ask for Citrolax. Hites Drug
Store
Charlevoix county herald., 1914-11-07
Christian Science Church Notes.

Christian Science Society hold SER
vices at their meeting place on North
Main-st, west side, second door south
of Division-st, Sunday morning at 1890;
Subject of lesson Adam and
Fallen Man.
Sunday School at 1900 m.
Wednesday evening meeting at 1880.
Reading room in the same place open
every Tuesday and Thursday after
Moons from 10 a.
All are cordially invited to attend the
services and visit the reading room. y
Charlevoix county herald., 1914-11-07
A woman always wants another WON

A woman always wants another WON
an to help her keep secret.
Some men would never water their
lawns if all flesh were grass.
The william always gets his on the
stage. In real life he gets ours.
Only strong-mined woman can con-
vince herself that she is homely
It is sn easy matter to fill teeth-ak
yon have to do is to kick savage dog
and wait little.
A woman's tongue is her weapon
yet few woman are arrested for carry
ing concealed weapons. The reason is
obvious.
Charlevoix county herald., 1914-11-07

ginning to creep upon the hills when
Perkins cunningly led the way to
the cache of Gustavus Adolphus.
Rollos dogs saw it first and sprang
toward it with glad yelps Rollo fol,
lowed his dogs eagerly, 81 trailing
warily behind The dogs got within
about six feet OF the big-eyed Gustavus
Adolphus and then stopped. Their
tails fell and Rollo was amazed to
see them turn about and dash madly
off in the opposite direction from the
rabbit.
What ails them dern dogs?" whis.
pered Rollo. as he skulked through
the brush. Then suddenly, the huge
rabbit burst upon his view. its eyes
boring him fiercely and it's ears quiv.
ering in the wind. Rollos gun sprang
to his shoulder aud he let go both
barrels.
When the smoke cleared away. he
was startled to see Gustavus Adolphus
still erect and undaunted. with eyes
shining defiantly, Notwithstanding the
absence of one ear. With trembling
fingers Rollo reloaded his trusty
weapon and fired two more charges at
the rabbit. Again, when the smoke
cleared Gus,avus Adolphus was erect
and defiant. his great eyes still glaring
evilly.
Fear gripped his heart as he fired
the third double charge, and then,
when the smoke cleared and the mon.
ster rabbit was still undisturbed and
seemingly animated, Rollo dropped
bis gun and fed from the scene with
a yell. Night was falling apace and
Rollo tripped several times before he
gained Pompton Turnpike. He had an
uncanny feeling that something was
behind him, and, sure enough, as he
raced down the hill and happened ia
glance over his shoulder he saw that
huge rabbit bounding after him with
mighty leaps.
Never before in his life did Rollo
Rollins hit up such a terrific pace
Those cleaning eyes OF the pursuing
Charlevoix county herald., 1914-11-07
The Russian Dynasty.

The present dynasty of Russia Is
the house of Romanoff, founded by
Gar Michael Fedorovite Romanoff.
who assembled the throne in 1913 The
Romanoffs are descended from An
drew Kobyla, who came from Prussia
to Moscow n 1914.
Charlevoix county herald., 1914-11-07
An Optical Illusion.

Here is method By which an opti-
cal illusion of length is plainly shown:
Judged by appearances the line A b
IN the larger figure is considerably
longer than the line A e below it, but
tested by measurement they are ex-
actly equal.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-18
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IN elmer am beutacn laae 0eballcnen
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meiiier. Spbn " Nciubnrot Siie S6abmc'
ncr. gillcs e 9tulii, gImpdie lglprll-lel
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Gle qnti@ioiicftionilten modlen augenbliddD IN
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zduoBrmcdcn baltcr, ale BON einem Since
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WIr ans OIrahfaptaI Ed eulInIiIIcn u BIC l3dnOe

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Miaoiions nnb acknowledgements
WaIttmprc glprl 1914
scparn.c ncriicnclc Nngcbute nit Der yum
ibriii 9ropoials ior Stationary. AlnocrAarlel,
Nrnpnp ScpnQ dno other Snpplies" nno
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uno elpplicS," aorcillrt an ben ggoato u
glparos OF Baltimore 0iiO, perocil bis { NOE
&ornlioaS am Wlitnpud, ocn %. Nprii i9li,
I'M Nircdu 0cS 0rn Ntm0ro VmnL Sinol
@e0iroior. Raibbdus, baltimore. NO enlq'.
Qcil QcHonimcu fir oc 9icicrun8 BON Bdptct
uno an0eren Winicrnlicn an Die Ncboroe oel
Soul 0ommiiidrc un0 fir ole Etclcrun9 bon
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mn anoerc Wlu.trulicn bciaciiigt icln.
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un ncn linbor uno Giaoirdt0 bon baltimore
8a6nar qcmudDi lno ami cine gGlcarino @onle
@anf~ Qc5opcn. mus icoem glngcboi liir Gono'
ierttplciiS lntcrrid1i GQWpruuB mo iynio-
rialicn heiQciiigi icin
Su0 9icdi miro porbcbdltcn, Nlnaeboie lir
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Suhn ~. 9lunc,
Gcrcidr Der Neb0roc Der Goniihi0ute.
@citdigt am T. glpril 1914.
Snmce 8. Rrcitun
Yrd0eni ocr 0onlrdii sBcDofoe
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Sic 3etcn 6a6en lid Ood geGnoert WrOhGOrpora-
tione 6a6en cbt An9 Dor ocu Grimnalgcicben. 6rii'
Der 6obcu lie oieieba peradt 0ic 9iaaroGompognie,
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liouG Collars ipurlos uerdwuiOcn limo pcigcrtc lib
Der 3whenitaatlide ScriebrS.@ @omniiiion 6rc Bidder
por5ulcgcn imo 0cricben 5rogcn 5u 6cantuortcn. IS
wuroc Damn etens DER Gonmiiiion nit elmer Criminal.
flage acoro6i no ie6c Die trobigc 8iaorO Gompagnie
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ggilions @orgdugcrn in Der Sec Die 306ue gc5cigt
bGttcn mir0en eoenials mand)c llcbergriiie u0 raa
wirogc Srausattioncn Der @roB Gorporatoneu per6i.
tel morocu icin.
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Die Sentiden 9yar6sufnbrifen 6o6en i'm Sabre 1913
guitio gcorbcitct Sic babcn abcr 6rc Gipoenoc Die
aler0ings bon oor6cr 6ei Oen leteuocu @eeaIdoiten
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@crgr0Berungcn 0cs @etricbcs in Die @cgc 81 eitcn.
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@oper l.@. uno bic 8oOiide 9nlh- mo Sooolabrif
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6oitcn 10 6eoetet oao cine Gr1o5mg I'M 80 Fro5ent-
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iboit iiir 9nnobrifution IN SreptoU Die bsber aler'
0ings mr IA Oiiloncn Niarf 9lttcntopital 6atte
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staat5.qlccn5.geIa

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idbniicn ncorporirt ooer noliti6e, melde ~
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Die icbiQcn ecenien cr.bcben am 30 Gage I'M
gWril 1914.
Nr. Noom Gcupert 9iiuar ocs Common
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9a6niiiaas In icinem &iircon I'M @roaelhuR
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SauclicsS Srd6c 8ur Seransqabun1 bon dDrsl
dcn 9cridcrnnge.Mlaf bereit et
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G0crfi Der Stuoi Baltimore.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-18
Dleldior Gjntten6eraer.

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Nrnniiciu WclMiur Ojnttcnbcrncr, 0eicbicr
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-18
Ndlt eeiten.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-18

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