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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-22
BRITISH ISLAND FORCES
ARE SENT TO SAisONIkI

Berlln, Dec q, thy Wireless %
SayNilleD The Cologne Gazette re-
ports that British troops which have
been stationed on islands In the east
ern Mediterranean have been with
drawn TO be sent To Salonl2i.
The Overseas news agency says:
"Tne Cologne Gasette publishes u
dispatch from Athens stating that
nearly an the British troops have left
lmbrns. Lemnos and Teneaos islands
to be sent To Saloniki.
The troops on Imbros Island were
ido dlscontented. Some of che
truops mutinied and FIVE or six officers
Of the general stan are reported TO
have been killed. The troops were re-
moved after they had been promised
that numerous relaforcements would
bee sent
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-22
SHEEP SHIPPED OUT
OF STATE T0TALLED
1,219,000 IN 1915

Santa Fe, y. NJ. Doc. ga total
OF I2l9.762 head of sheep were ship
ped out uf New Mexico IN the fiscal
year ending November 80. according
tn the report To- the governor of the
sheep sanitary board THESE ship
mtnts were almost e7tircly lumhs and
old ewes. the estimated value helms
fi.a0 u head. oI tut1l of nearly sl.-
100000. About 10000 head uf sheep
were shipped into the state during the
year. The report shows that strict
dipping has cut thc percentage ui
scthies down tp half ot one per cent
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-22
President Says
House Outlined
Mission Exactly
Executive Declares Friend Is
Going to Europe Solely to
Deliver Personal Instruc.
tions to Diplomats.

Hot SprnRs' Va Dec. &2.- Frcsi-
dent Wilson said today that the Europ-
can trip OF his friend. Colonel T.. NJ.
House, was In no way connected with
the peace movement. but was entirely
as outlined by Colonel House in his
statement issued last night In New
York The colonel said his mission
was To- communicate 10 American am-
bassadors iu perfon Tor the president
certain Information that the ambas-
sadors miaht more intimately COM
munioate the attitude Of the United
states toward certain phases OF the
International situation. rutncr thun
to say that Colonel House had stated
the object of his mission exactly the
pr, sidcnt refused To- comment
Today the president and Mrs. VIII
son motored rorty-iive miles over to
white sulphur springs W ". Tor
luncheon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-22
EXPLANATION
OF not SIs'S MISSION GIVEN

Washington. Dec. 22--Authorita-
tive explanation of the purposes OF
cot E NJ Houses "trip 90 Europe. at
th, request ui President Wilson and
Secretary Lansing, obtained here to-
ouy disclose that Colonel House will
dispense the views of the United
States ON general international qucs-
tuus and viii attempt 10 dctermin,
the state of official and public opiu-
ION in the various countries he wi!
visit
Secretary Lansing last week ad-
Vised colonel House of the position
In which the United States govern
ment found itself in regard 10 inter
national questions ana what remedial
measures should be taken. He was
told that the American government.
under existing circumstances. HAD
found itself unable TO put in writing
an adequate expression of the state
Of public and state opinion regarding
important matters, ana that American
diplomatic representatives abroad
were unable To- advise the state de-
rartmcnt as To- the state of govern
mental and public opinion In Europe
The state department Is concerned In
opinions held by officials. several
times it is said, lack Of understand .
ing has prevented "a successful terni-
nation of negotiations.
Colonel House will visit nearly all
American diplomatic representative
of the United states abroad and eN-
plain in detuil American views upon
various matters His discussion will
nc entirely general,
During hts tour Colonel House may
secure expressions or understandings
bon regard 10 peace negotiations
should he do So. the United States
viii bee promptly advised However
he Will mako no EFFORT TO secure views
ON this point The peace question, Il
be- stated. is merely incidental 10 his
trip
The state department wants b un'
drEStood that the visit OF Colonel
House should not be construed into
meaning that there is amy dissatisfac-
ton with any OF the diplomatic repre-
| soutati,os oi the United states. ~
q matter ot fact it was said, the CON
| trarN is true.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-22
Baseball Peace
Pact Expected
to Be Ratified
Unless Unlocked for Develop
ments Arise Before After
noon, Tonight Will See End
of Two Years War.

Cincinnati. Dec. 2e.- Unless unlock
ed for developments appear ou the
baseball horizon to-day. o peace treaty
between orgJniZ"d baseball and the
Federal league. one that viii bring AN
end 10 lwo-year war that has proved
disastrous to both organizations. viii
be- signed here.
40 official statement was issued At
the conclusion %! the meeting OF the
representative of organized bgscuall
and the Federal league last night ana
officially o. ls oulS NnoWn that the
Chicago Nationals viii bc sold To
Charles NerghWaH. pres dent oi the
CGicago F,drrH's and that the ST
Louis Americans viii hc purchased Dos
phl BAN OF &c. Louis.
other than the purchase uf the cubs
and the Browns 90 b. som-uHlcillll
known that the Federal league Viii
respect and carry out nli ot Ie exist
ing contracts with IT, playefs mat an
contract Jumpers Who have not
otherwise been provided for, Win nc
declared lroc agents and that the
Ward interests in the Federal league
viii be reimbursed.
B The National commission ana the
. representative, of the Fedora. league
met This afternoon with th" pros
poets bright that peace agreement
ending the baseball war would 20,
signed ANA scaled before durhnos'
7 Hlls
That the couicrDcs oNpcrt'd tho
session would Doe short WAS Indicated
IN the fact that the uui-ut-tuw %
members made arrangements To- lea
the rity tonight.
Manager Jack Hendricks uI the I'm
dmuuuuls American Association ,lU'
announced today that hr would fiI,
am application for th, Withdrawal o
the permanent injunction ognins
Sanford uurk. pitcher who loft th'
indianapolis club last summer To- g'
D, with the piusourgh Fcdcr1ls. Thu
action viii Dee taken lu 1hp mtctvs
i g. peace, it was stated
Converting of toduNs meeting w.
delayed to await the arrival from ih'
east ot Charles Ebhctts Ot Brooklyn
barney Drcyfu7 OF Hltshurrh avs
lack Dunn of iho Richmond lutcru'
tioull league CLUB. Ehhctts and DreN
iHs were expected @" take part in ih
final Signing of the peace agreement
u was stated that Dunn wuuH
ID probably De- the uUltlf'N ll N'Nhl
ot the international league ana tina
his statement would prubuas nav
some bearing ON the Baltimore ousl
of the peace agreement
II Was stated officially from th
meeting room that the Uunicrc's hn
struck "a snag ou International lcagu
f, questions ana tina; ID was possible tina
the present conference might adluur
without signing 1lI ul the peace agree
ImCut.
This Information stated that il wa
hardly possible ta1i The entire tgrct
mont would bc completed ana that b,
lcause at the fact that a number of th
men in the conference would lclN
ltoun tonight. IL was possible AN eft IA
lurticles of the peace agreement woll
\ not be- signed Jon cincinnati.
II was learned uuohicially that an
y chief problems for solution n the ~
4 tnllutiunul league proposition coi
o. ccrned the Baltimore ma }una|
q clubs Just what the hitch was ,oul
not hc usrcr'liuod.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-22
Taft Innocent
OfNeWHdOen
Acts, is Plea
Namesake of Ex President
Was Very Small Boy When
Alleged Conspiracy Began,
Asserts Defense.

Sew York. Dec - Pleas tor
verdict or acquual iu behalf of each
of tine dctcuduu.l individually Wcrc
heard by Judge Hunt today al the trial
of the eleven former directors of the
Nrw Haven railroad 1udor the Sher-
man law
ln nehalf of Horny * .McIl1rg, Ho-
mcr $ CummIu4s declared McHars
did not putor tnr New Haven board
until June 1907 uHd said th,t person
ally AN the acquisitions which the roN-
,rumrut complains uf had been com-
plctrd bN that date.
\ similar argument was mndo In bee
half of Robert ". Tan, who entered
the board in 1905.
when this allvged conspiracy hc-
gam" said Hcnr NJ Earle, 'Mr TAFT
was small BIOS running around iu
knickerbogtcr- Not one act ut MI
TaiJ shows that he was conscious OF
any cpnspiruCN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-22
VON BRINCKEN Er AIS.
GIVEN MORE TIME TO PLEAD

san Francisco. Dec. e2.-narOn
George Nilhelni won Brinckcn. at
taened 10 the Germun consulate gen
eral here; Charles G. Crowley. a dctec-
tive. and Mrs Margaret Cornell were
granted to-day "a delay until Friday to
enter pleadings TO charges Of partici-
patton In alleged German bomb plots
When they appeared today Il was an
nounced that Samuel Plat, OF Reno
New, former United states district at
torucy in Nevada was associated with
counsel for the defense.
The defendants attorneys said they
would mat motion TO quash the
indictments Fr day on the grounds the
indictments were too broad and did
not specify time. place or manner of
the crimes alleged and that there was
not enough Information In them to en-
able them 10 obtain Witnesccs.
The grand jury In the Koenig case
finished It's work today but no indict-
mcnts are expected until after Christ .
mas. The grand jury investigating
the case of l-ahor's Nationnl Peace
Council. continued It's sittlngs this ar
ternoon.
When Justice was arraigned before
United States Commissioner Uoughton
he was asked II he had counsel
no" said Justice. n want to see
what my employers, the Hamburg
American line. will do for me- How
ever. the court named as counsel Car
Whitney who Is Also attorney COR Da-
vld Lamar Lamar. IL Is alleged. re-
ceivcd money from Franz Won Rinte-
len, the head of a conspiracy to TO-
mcnt strikes In munition plants. Al
Waitneys request JultiCe's arraign.
ment was adjourned.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-22
SchniADefense
WouLdForce out
Much eStimony
Counsel for Accused Dynamite
Conspirator Seek to Strike
Out Evidence Relating to
Eastern Activities.
fBr Evening Herald Leassd wirel

Los Angeles, cal. Dec. %. a.--Attor-
ncys Tor Mathew A. Schmidt. alleged
accomplice OF the Mcnamara broth
ers. on trial FOR murder In connection
with the dynamitng of the Los An
gclcs Times building here five years
ago. Initiated ther defense today with
an attempt to have stricken from the
records all testimony concerning the
alleged operations OF the dynamite
conspirators In the east
Much Of the testimony adduced by
the state, including that OF Critic r..
Nc cManigal. confessed confederate of
the Mcnamara brothers; George T..
Davis. another confessed dyuamiter.
and other important witnesses con-
cerned explosions In the east. ana
Representatives of the prosecution
vigorously opposed this move.
Nathan Coghian, chief counsel for
Schmidt argued that n the blowing
mp of the Times plant and the killing
Of twenty of It's workmen were the
result of conspiracy, the plot had
no connection with the conspiracy 90
the east ard therefore all testimony
concerning the latter was irrelevant,
Cogh,un declared thar only one mar,
James B. Mcnamara, who confessed
having set the bomb which blow up
the Times building, had come from
the east, Schmidt and David Caplau,
his alleged accumplices, being resi-
dents of san Francisco at the time.
Tho motion of Mathew \. Schmidts
attorneys 10 have eliminated from the
record an testimony not directly bear
ing on the blowing up Of the Los An
gelcs Times building, which resulted in
a murder Indictment against the pris-
uner was denied by the court TODAY.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-22
FOOTBALL TEAM
OF BROWN STOPS
HERE SATURDAY
Plans Under Way for Football
Game With Eastern Eleven
Which Plays in Pasadena
New Years Day.

Plans are being made here. which.
10 carried out will result in football
game here Christmas day. Nuyn tho
team from Brown university VIII pass
through here ON its way tn the Pacific
'uest wherp it viii meet the Wishing
toH State college team at Pasadena on
New Years day.
Whether .hgrc VIII be- game ls not
vet settled nut probably Will be-
known tonight The university ath-
letic authorities. realizing that th"
Brown eleven would wish 90 stop some
whore along tho route to break it- long
irip. took steps tO scc that Alhunucr-
que vae tho chosen stopping place dud
were successful
Al 10 events. the Brown men VIII
engage iu practice here saturday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-22
DIRECT PROOF or sERB
COMPLETELY IN MURDER FOUND

ncrlin, Dec. 20, CIly Wireless TO say
vile According ,o the sofia news
paper Dnevnik. says the ONcrueuS
news agency today the former But
garlan minister a. serbia. NJ 'fchaprG-
chlkon, SAYS the Buisafisn govern
ment holds proof In writlnE that the
serbian government was iireet ac-
complce ia thf ssas2ination OF Arch
duke Francis rdinsnd at Sarajevo.
rho pulearlnl government, u WAS
stated son pubiNk the docu-
ments
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-22
K NIsER PUTS OFF ms
TRIP TO EASTEIlN ERnNT

Berlin, Dec 22l tBy Wireless % say
Vile. Emperor William has post
poned the trip he had planned making
TO the western front, the Overseas
news agency annGlnces. a slight lndss-
position makiag "a necessary Tor him
to remain indoors for q few days.
The agencys announcement de-
scrlhes the emperors ailment as "a
slip Inflammation OF the cellular
system
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-22
DELIVERY OF NOTE
ON ANC0NA TOLD IN
VIENNA NEWSPAPERS

London, Dec. %, tliHt y. W'-A \
Vienna Telegram forwarded hl Hou-
ter's correspondent SAYS that delivery
to the Austrian foreign ministry of
the second Anconu note from the
United States Is announced %, the
N,uc Frrir pressc
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-22
POWDER FACTORY IN
WESTPHALIA EXPL0DES
rBy Evening Horald Leased wlrei

London. Dec. 22 Gao y. mD--Ac-
cording to advices To the Amsterdam
'relegraaf forwarded by Reuters coF-
respondent. q powder factory ana sew
ersl ammunition depots al Muensier,
have heen blown up.
Great damage WAS done to the town
the NEWSPAPER adds.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-22
DYSTANOER SHOT
IN ATTEMPT TO
KILL SALOON MAN
Fritz Becker Instantly Killed
by Bullet From Rifle in
Hands of Man Said TO Be
Epifanio Gonzales.

Especial Dispatch To- Evening Herald
Hilsboro y. NJ. Dec. 22.-Fritz
Becker was shot and Instantly killed
at midnight last night, az ne stood in
front of Cdrbajals saloon ON the main
street Of this town. a man said 20 be
Epifanio Gonzales ala the shooting
and is being sought by posse today.
Gonzales is thought to have intended
TO Kill Carbaial the proprietor OF the
place.
Becker was Germa1. well known
In mining circles in the southern and
western parts of the state Gonzales
had been deputy shrrin az various
times.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-22
A Special Holiday
Announcement

n ACKING our belief that Christmas day is the day
II in all the wear which should bc universally observed
- hy all and all women in all walks Of life and
the day should be free of all labor and far possl
bile of all care, the Herald will set the example On
Christ day. by closing down whole plant including
the newspaper plant from which paper will be issued
Instead will issue early edition ON Friday after
noon Christmas Greeting edition, which will carry to
Albuquerque people and the people of the state the expires.
of good will from the leading business interests OF
this city.
Watch for the Christmas Greeting edition. IL will be
nothing preentious nothing scnsaonal-iust different,
aud worth while because will carry To the people in gen
cra earnest sincere expression of appreciation from the
wholesale retail and other business interests of this city
for year that has been generous in its activities and pros
porous in it's results
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-22
Military Attache Starting for
Germany as Result of State
Departments Request Issues
Friendly Statement.
EMPHASIZES NO CHARGES
HAVE REFLECTED ON HIM
Prognosticates Closer Feeling
of Sympathy and Friend
ship After Germany Shall
Have Attained Victory.

d.
Won papon. Gcrmany's recalled mill
tary lttachc left New York Tor Rot
tcrdum today ON the steamship N"or-
dam. hearing "a safe conduct to Ger
many from the entente allies. De-
parting. he issued this final statement
Geo the Amer. AN people
I'm leaving this country, whore
have received sD many proofs ot kind
ness ana hospitalit, irom Americans
md others. deem % m, duty to.
thank ull those who did not permit
their friendly personal fc"lines to be.
poisoned by the hatred created hy thS
war among the nations.
My thoughts turn back today cN-
prceslN Gee those uuiutpctuul" dHys
when I had the honor and good i"i-
tune Co spend some time with tho cN-
pcditonury force at Vera cruz. Whet"
| / Ieatued TO admire the splendid
soldIerly quality and devotion to dutf.
of the United states army.
Personals speaking no greater
| satisfaction could %" given to me thar
the filftlInrnt OF my ardent desire
to bc called home where soldiers are
far more urgently needed than here.
| 4 leave my post without any feel
| ing of bitterness. because I know too
| well than when history is once writ
Item il will establish our clean records
despit, ali the misrcprcsentHtio ana
! Italumuics spread broadcast az pres
! ent
The Ncw Yor, World which cor-
Italnly is not open 90 the suspicion oi
hathoriug friendly feeling for mN
| ..,utv, .ttt,l ysTt. fu|rly when dis
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-22
SARAH BERNHARDT rs
NOT ILL, AS REPORTED

London, Dec. -, ttttN y. i-The
report that Sarah Bernhardt ,s dan
Rerously 100 rs characterized In a
Hoyas dispatch from Paris this even
ing as unfounded
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-22
ITALIAN TORPERO BoATs
CAPTURE AUSTRIAN SUBM ARINE

Paris, Dec. 2e. p. M According
to dispatch from the Messaggero
from Malta. forwarded by the HaNas
correspondent az Rome, an Austrian
submarine has bcen captured by two
torpedo boats presumably Italian.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-22

Continued On Page sc,cn)
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-22
WE'RE GOING TO MAKE 1T A REAL CHRISTMAS

IAlaTnII For the Herald's
WHIIlH Christmas Greet
$3.50" ing edition on FRI
day afternoon. M@a
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-09-13

Boys Csc Blouse Waists. fancy per- 30
Gales and gingha ms, Bankrupt Sale. AAN
One big lot of Ladies' Cloth Suits, up to
$500 values; take choice S1.97
A big lot of Ladies' Serge and Poplin Dress
es, up to $1,000 values; Bankrupt 81 az
price now .......... ~AsO'
Mems Csc Heavy Wool Sox; they're 4 AZ
string M at l4C
big lot of 1Oc. 1910 yard wide Per- c7Ao
Gales, Bankrupt price yard. ....... O/oN
1oc Naples Outing Flannel, dark colors. plain
and fancy new fall stock; Bankrupt 71o
25 dozen Ladies' Kimono Bungalow Aprons.
SOC to 81 90 values; Bankrupt CO0
prices .................4 aye, SSc ana ~OO
Regular s1.25 Blankets and Comforts. large
size and good quality; buy them QOo
The best $500 All Wool Blanket in the coun-
try; wide variety of patterns; CD 20
Bankrupt price pair V1s . -
Infants hard sole shoes-black vici, button
a regular 75c value; Bankrupt 40
Youths All Wool Pants from broken suits
worth $3.50 to $3.50; in Bankrupt G71
Sale at SIG and W.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-09-13

SOC Bed Sheets, full size, from the go
Turkish Towels, the regular 10c kinds, ca
at Bankrupt Sale price ........ w
One lot of Napkins, always a dime-in o.
the Bankrupt Sale at w
big lot Ladies' White Hemstitched Hand
kerchiefs regular sc quality; Bankrupt 4 N
One big lot of Infants and Children's Hose,
up to 15c grades, in all colors; Eo
A big lot of Childrens fleece ribbed Under
wear, all Csc grades, all sizes, ~
Richardson's Silk Embroidery Floss all I -
shades, 2 skeins for ................4 ~
Silk and Cotton Thread, all advertised 81 -
brands; Bankrupt Sale price ....... o2N
One big lot Of Ladies' Dress Shoes, up to
$50 and $500 values; Bankrupt CT M
Ladies' "Everstick" and "Wales Goodyear"
Elite Rubbers, 75c values; Bankrupt ~.
soc Porcelain Stop Jars with Covers. OO1
on sale in the basement at .......... NV
75c Large Size Wash Basins and Pitch o.
ers; Bankrupt Sale price ........... OON
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-09-13

A big lot of granite ware of all kinds; all Y -
15c pieces at Bankrupt Sale ....... ~
One lot of Suit Cases, always dollar; Coz
Bankrupt price Wv
One lot of Mems and Young Mems $3.50 All
Wool Suits; Bankrupt Sale CT %
price ........... p1sOA
Mems good Work Coats. striped duck. blank
ct lined $500 values; Bankrupt OCo
Sale NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. OAC
Mems s3.9S Double Texture Raincoats in all
sizes, best value ever offered, CT %
Bankrupt Sale Ol.JL
Juvenile Suits in wooden cloth, new fall
styles blue and brown, $3.50 and $500 on
values at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. CIC
Mems soc Work Shirts, blue chambray.
striped and biue polka dots, Bankrupt 90
Sale price Observation-Disclosures OC
Mems Overalls, the regular heavy 81 co ~
kinds, striped or plain, Bankrupt price UOO
Mems 1Oc Soft Linen Finish Border and A
White Handkerchief, Sale price. ~
One lot Mems Suspenders, good and a -
strong; Bankrupt Sale price .......... ~
Mems and Boys Leather Belts, always II
25c; in the Bankrupt Sale ......... l4C
Mems 1Oc, 121ac Dress Sox, all colors- 4
Bankrupt Sale price .................. W
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-07-08
BEAUTY OF THE HUDSON.
It's Picturesque Scenery Far SURPRISES
That of the Rhine.

It's Picturesque Scenery Far SURPRISES
That of the Rhine.
The Hudson river is very remarkable
in several respects. In the first place,
for 100 miles of its length it is not a
true river but a ford. From Albany
to the ocean its rock bottom, with the
exception of few islands. is below
accurately known. Opposite Storm
King mountain engineers bored thou
sand feet down into the dirt and sand
that fill the gorge under the water and
did not find rock bottom. The shore
line at Albany is at practically the
same elevation as the shore line at
New York, and the tide rises at Albany
two and eight-tenths feet The up
ward and downward flowing of the
tide, of which Hudson took advantage
In his voyage. had long been noticed
by the Indians, who spoke of the river
with wonder rs the stream that flowed
both ways.
The river is unsurpassed for its great
natural beauty. The distinguished
German surgeon. DR.. Adoph Lorenz.
in 1902 declared it more beautiful than
the Rhine. which depends on the
castles on its banks for its main charm
Primarily. the beauty OF the Hudson
is due to the extraordinary range OF
its geological history. From its source
to the sea it is an epitome of creation
1t rises in the Adirondack mountains
which tower to d great height The
famous Highlands of the Hudson, be
tween which Hudson sailed 800 years
ago, are of the same Archaean rocks
and were once group of Islands. The
Catskills are more modern and the
Palisades still Younger. The hitter
rising sheer 800 TO 500 feet above the
waters edge. were once fiery molten
mass and their conmnar shape Is due
to the manner in which the mass cool
ed off.
These facts indicate what store
house for fascinating research the Hnd
son valley is for the person. young or
old. who will study 1t with the mind
as we'll as with the eye Edith Tow0
send Kaufman in Leslie's.