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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-21

THAT Christianity ~ making quite
rapid hcndwas in CHINA rs reflected
In nenres Just made public. Christian
converts amonk chinese number a.
ass .ses. accoraine 70 a report suhmit-
ted 10 h ministries Of foreign affhrs
ana tho interior by a committee which
investigated religious conditions In the
iepubiie.
The figures given include Catholics
and P~rotestanss.. In all. there are
2.sis christian churches In China and
s.ass chapcls. Eight Bible societies
are working In the republic. Mission
aries have established iN ho~pi,al-
and medical schools. Kline missionary
college are in existence Middle schools
established by the missionaries num-
her III. ans 1857 primary schools
have been established under mission
AIRY direction. In addition there are
many Young Men's Christian Associn
tion branches in the principal cities
81 China.
There are iSas male foreign nis'
~sionarles and s.Tis female foreign mis-
slonaries Ia the native Christian
church there are ao2 native preachers
sssl native assistant preachers. ans
l.fos native Bible women. The teach
ers in mission schools number 2.ss9
ana the students In these schools nun.
her iss.1so. Physicians employed u
mission hospitals number sss.
This IL not a large number OF con
verts when comparison is made witt
china's immense population Never
theiess the figures indicate hat tbs
work OF the Christian missionaries
has not been IN vain.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-21

matter Ia Keep the de hcto troops
from deserving and iaininH the ranks
OF the bandits even under the most
favorable circumstances. and u ats
sentions arise over not eettine their
pay and shortage OF ammunition tho
losses 10y dcsertion will be greatly
Increased.
You may remember, also. that q
few weeks aro IL vas reported that
Villas power in northern Mexico had
been broken and that he had ocased
10 be n factor there Ito was also ~.
ported dead. u was also stated that
he had gone TO Japan II appears
however. tina, his power IL not broken
neither " he dead nor has he gone ~
Japan. He Is roaming around In the
northern Mexican states causing ttoc-
HE for Don venustiano. The latter
sits supinely hchind his luxuriant crop
OF whiskers u tries 10 make the
outside world believe hat he has re
stored order In Mexico and that WI
has heeu eliminated. We snrmisc ina
when the terminating process come
To- u showdown Tarranza viii he the
one 20 head the procession.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-21
moMs Nn,n nl,tlM NrIcsg

rheumatism has been explained by
dampno~s ana fog. ~ in ENGLAND; 10y
a rice and yea diet. Ms In Japan. bs
eating ton much meat. a. iu the INIT
ell states. At last We have an inter-
national explanation ct this uuiver-
sal discomfort. u rs a pus sac SOM"
whore in the body which constantly
leaks minute portions of poison into
the - -tcm.
Infected teeth aud tunsils cause
about 60 per rent of All cases ul
rheumatism 81 the new theory IT. cor
rect. \ tiuy pu~ pocket may form ia
the canal 81 the dead nerve VI q
tooth without thc individual'F kuowl-
edge Then the blood VIII carry ccr-
tain chemical products of the germs
and pilc them up At some convenient
I dumping spot. preferably the heart
ur the joints. sometimes these ac-
cumuiatlons show az the enlarge
mcnts d%cformlties or stiffness ID
rheumatism
This explanation II the disease ais
explains wis rheumatism medicine
lot which mankind has ahsorhe,
oceans. su seldom cure. % cNidcntl'
trnnstcrs the treatment Of rhcumh.
iti-m from the physician 10 the den.
Iust-Wirh.ta tHansl beacon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-21
N I>pusTuINl Triumph

when America realized what IN
country was up against when b a.
shut on the supply OF dyesiuns from
Gerinany. upon whom We had de-
nendcd almost wholly. the govern
mcnt searched a%nNiously Tor an eN-
merit chemist Ia inv ostigaie the proc
lem aud work oui some = Iutiu' ThcE
~fortunntely decided upon Dr. Thomas
II. Norton. with degrees from Ham
nton and Heldelbcre. % so vel hns
he succeeded in unrarthiug. uans'"t-
ing and adapting dye Formulas that
where there were slN feeble little dN'
manufactures In igt4. there are nov
atty. Two years = only 3H> per
SONS were employed In makins dye
and now I.eO0 workmcn are employed
in a single Industry. American coaI
tar Is yield ng thrce-f"urths ot al
tho artificial colors required iu the
manufacture OF textile. paper and
other materials. and the range -
, shades and compositions is roW'n
I rapidiv. Or. Norton says the time Is
near at hand when the United state
VIII be able to supply every need b.
] America for dyes. This j. a "ndci'
/ ful Industrial triumph L. have he"f
achieved IN So short = time MARI
netts tWis.l Ea~sle-Star
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-21
urIc,lA rsns TO NAKr coon

A fcw weeks ago General Murguio'
commander 81 the de facto troops
IN the northern Mexican states. started
our with a flourish Of trumpets AMI
declared that no would bring Nhl'
back either dead or alive Murguin
wasn't particular as IA the manner ~
which the bandit chief was brought
into camp. but he was going 20 brins
him In in some or other. Well
MarRuin hasn't brought Pancho IN
on the other hand IN n Of his 80
gapoments ne fell into a trap laid hi
tho willy rebel leader, losing approx
%ulatsly Leo men six cannon, fifteen
machine guns and large quantities oi
stores ana ammunition.
But perhaps Murguin is n"t alto'
Fether 10 blame. II was reported ~
the press dispatches yesterday that h'
had wired his superiors hat II monc'
WAS not received at once 20 pay inc
troops. and that II ammunition wa'
not forthcoming without delay 80 thH'
~ could prosecute his campaign
against VIVA. he would quit Thus
~ouid Indicate that h Carranza gov
eminent is facing a serious sitnnb"7
According 10 reports, Il b. a diiiieul'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-21
cA,sr OF vnE OVERTHROW.

what led 10 9he revolution In Rus
sie ? Deep stated dissatisfaction that
has smoldered. with sporadic out
bursts since 1891 "a other countries
the demand FOR greater liberty and
popular government has found outlet
u brought revolutions and finally n
republic In France. England concod'
cd TO the people frequent aud far
reaching parliamentary reforms, cui.
minat;ng IN almost complete rule h'
the house 81 In German
It obtained "a reichstag popuaar az
sembly and such meaure as Old as,
pensions aud health insurance. Rui
In the czar's domain Il was choked o'
the bureaucracy and the military. Re-
preston has intensified the spirit Of
Democracy INTO q veritable religion
The nihilist lives for a single purpose
TO destroy the czars sutncrstic gov
trnment
Nowhere else are the poor 80 poor
and the rich 80 rich Nowhere else
do the poor toll 80 hard and the rich
indulge 40 freely IN luxurious living
Famine Is chronic In Russia. The mu'
jik harvests the vast wheat crops. ana
from them the landlord realizes enor'
nous wealth, But the mujik Goes Wet
IL he gets enough 10 eat and a com
Portable home. The Russian laborei
earns about thirty cents "a day. Th'
thirty million workinemen and th'
eighty million peasants are almost
continuously battling against hunger.
They do the work Of the country aud
see the fruits ~ their hard work en-
3Oyed by others. There are no middle
classes. There are only -uneducated'
shaving peasants and the idle rich
rho rulers Of Russia have hved d"
fear since the assassination
Of Emperor Paul in lsOi. They
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-21
TIE CIIE MIST

Hitherto the word has looked up
oh The chemist a. "a mysterious being
who concealed himself and carried ON
his experiments in a secret laboratory.
He was supposed to concern himself
with trying TO discover the elixir OF
luf,. a method Of Transmitting the
baser metals into gold. or IN making
poisonous gases 20 he used .n war
thine The war has brought the chem
, ist tn the front. aud We nov see that
his efforts are utilitarian ana ueces'
gary. and mar ne Is making o. very
large figure iu the activities OF the
world.
The chemists II Europe have taken
! M many substance that were -lp-
lposca. - De- ~,aluu~ss any converted
lthcm .ntu wholesome ana nourishipg
food for the people. They AYE taken
IAN standard articles 81 food and oy
| processing them and commingling
Them they have increased b i""u
lsuppIy. aud 100 this way benefited
their cuuutryWen
Iu this ,uutr our CHEMISTS and
scientists have n,"u bus, for % lows
time discovering new processes 81
mauipuloitng IRON and steel They
have made .t possible 20 pllr up 'u"t.
,mou- fortunes hy the advantage the>
Iprovid,d. and which other nations
did Not po~se--
Tho great uIl companies have beer
lcmploying high-class chemists, and
vast number ut h~N-products that are
ON tho market. ana which are derived
Inn uipnIf, from r.udp petroleum are
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-21
The Scrap Book
THE VIOLET

q faint. delicious, springtime violet
Thine odor. like a key.
Turns noisclcssiy In mcmory's wards
to let
A thought OF sorrow free.
The breath OF distant neid4 upon my
brow
Blows through that open door
The sound ct w%ind-hornc i'ells, more
sweet ana low
And =adder than ~ yore.
II comes afar. from mat beloved
place,
Ana that beloved hour.
When HE hune ripouing IN loves
golden grace
Ike grapes above Il hover
\ spring poes singing through It's
reedy grass,
The lark inR DER my head,
drowned In the sky-O. pass. >" vis-
ions. pass,
I Wound that I were dead.
why has, thou opened that forbidden
door
From which / ever nee
20 vanished jos' q love. that ant u'
more.
Let my vexed spirit he
q violet, ths cdor through my hr"ii
Hatn searched and Stung &" sriei
This sunny day. ~ 81 = curse did stan
Thy Vcllet leaf.
W iilinm Wetmote story.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-21

Not the corner grocer or the butcher.
None of these " rolling In wealth Not
the jobhcr 40 iohber has scared
into the millionaire class. Not the
workers. Most OF them are strug-
CLING hard to get a square meal. But
how about an the melons that have
hecn cut by the railroad and other
incorporate cumpanies7 How about
the colossal profits concealed In the
almost in%concciNahle melons cut oN
packing huunc- aud the Ike? How
about the stupcndous increase In cap
i%talizatlon by industrial concerns
And how about the source OF divi-
d,nds paid upon this Increase Nuu
can't pay . per cent on a capitallza
tion OF 500. U00 one year and s per
cent ON Il capitalization Of 81 .o0n, goo
the roNt year without gouging th'
public I'VE nuts eliminate the mid
dlcmani" ruars one set at philos.
uphers. what's M matter with elm
inatlng the melon and the stock va.
terror? Thoy cut a lot q ice2-
Waterbury, tCenul Democrat.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-21
VOTERS MUST RE ABLE TO
READ AND WRITE ENGLISH

Tho New York legislature has pass
n Aii providing that the people of
tint state be given a chance 10 vote on
The proposal OF amending the cons;i'
tuition and add an article st%ipulatine
tina after 1899 all voters shall he able
10 read and write the English Ian
ruage. The hill Is aimed AZ the for
elen born population. of which ther
are a good many thousand In New
York.
II j. doubtful II the proposition vii
carry when Il m TO a vote. Tn
provisions OF The hin are too drastt.
and the people Of foreign birth vii
vote soiidly against II. We have 81
ways thought. though. that a MAJ
should at least be able TO read an'
write before being allowed Ia vote. ,
q MAI has not the necessary ambition
10 educate himself 20 this extent he 2
poor timber for a voter. lniteracN &
l~nexcusable IN his day aud age. How
ever. the proposed New York law. =
IL Is enacted. might have the sffec
of keeping many well educated pe"pi'
from voting simply because they coul'
MT sd and write the English lar
g"age
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-21

1SI7-Cyrenus Wheeler. who in
vented one ot the first successful now
In machines. born NJ Seckonk, Masr'
Died at Auburn. y Y, March -, lSHs.
iSgg-Gcn Winfield scott, sent 10
command on the Maine frontier, ar
ranged a trucc aud Joint occupancy OF
tao disputed territory by both govern,
ments.
iSls -Rohcrt Seuthcy. English poet
Laureate. died. Born Aug 70. VIA
iSa1-Guatemaia declared itself IN
dependent of spain.
lSi King Frederick william Is
sued a proclamation annihilating the
kingdom of Prussia and declaring an
intention Of uniting Germany under
his guidance.
iSii-First rcichstag, or imperial
council. opened at Berlin ny the en-
peror.
lSSi-Pcacr was concluded between
the British and Boers.
iSS2-Churlcs Biudlaurh was eN'
PEELED from the house Of commons toi
HAVING taken the oath Illegally.
iSso-Gen. Georgc crook. civil Wal
commander ind noted Indian fighter
died in chicago Born at DAYTON. O.
lScpt. \. lNeN.
1S9e- William q Morrison "t u
uinui- was chosen chairman 81 u IN
terstate Commerce commission
1894 Interstate irrigrtiou cougrc'
met at Omaha
ta0s- Venezuela urrcd tu pay Ger
man, and fnplaud SIS oo"."oo OF th'i
| ciaims.
1916 Tpitcd states scnatc passed
biii authorizing q government h'in"i
plate plant
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-21

IONht : EN'Nt~,
This IL New Yenr's day---for mem
hers of the Iiahai cult
switzerland today celebrates tho
5oOth anniversary OF the birth % Mn
.iaus Won der Fiuc. onc ri her great
national heroes.
President Wilson has bccn invited
to attend u reception In Washington
this cvcing in honor of the national
g%uardsinen of the District 81 Culum-
hia. who recently returned from ser.
vice on the Mexican border.
The spring flower show OF tho
Massachusetts, horticultural society
one of the most notable exhibitions 81
its kind in the ccantry, opens today IN
Boston
Many persons of prominence are 10
| attend a dinner at the National Arts
cluh In Now FORK tonight In q ~
the eiRhtic,h birthday Of william
Dean Howells. the famous author.
Former President william H. TAFT
Is To- speak tonight ~ Eichmond Va
delivering the first of q series Of nd
dresses which he H. to deliver throug.
ont tho south In the interest of the
preparedness" movement
The lower branch " New Uamu-
shire legislature II To- vote TODAY ON ,
proposal to adopt statewide prohibits
ton in place ~ the present system Of
local option.
Improved mcthuds ~ retaining
wisconsin, vast acreage ~ wet lands
win De- discusscd ~ the convention ~
the Wisconsin state Drainage %associa-
tion. opening today at Madison
Many political workers of lndianan.
lis GarN. Evansville and Frankfort
are 90 Me arraigred In the federal
court at Indianapolis TODAY to plead
to indictments charging them with Vio-
lnting The election laws IN tho elections
: 81 1914 and 1918.
In the probate court at New Bod
3 ford. Mass, the first hearing rs to ~
held today IN the matter of distri'u-
,ion 81 the S"lsin Ana Rowland es'
tate. valued at 81. 25o. 400 and of which
the late Hctty Green had q life us'.
Thc list ~ recognized heirs who viii
I share In the unIl distribution uow
reaches t3N
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-21

For sile-One crown studded with
diamonds. ruhies pearls and oth'r
priceless gems. Has been worn hut o.
almost nv good as new. As I have re-
tired from the Job OF ruling Russia
the insignia Of office Will not he Of
any use 10 me In the future. Might
consider "a TRACE for a few choice cows
and a couple Of Duroc Jersey pigs ms
I am going to follow the simple life ~
Ia farmer In the future. For porticu'
lars address. Nicholas, somewhere In
Russia.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-21

Hunter Liggctt. Who has ~su''"cd'"
,o the vacancy iu the list ~ major
generals created hv the death - Gen
Funston. born at Heading Pa, 90
years ago today.
Lieut. cot George & SUuicr who p.
In charge of the aviation service "i
IN, Tnitrd States army born - nr'-
den. Mich. - years ago today.
Dr. George f. Vincent who i~ q"
retire from the prcsidcuyy "t the
University ~ Minnesota to hcCoutc
head of IA, Rockefeller foundation,
born AZ Rockford IN, % years az
today
Herbert 4. /. Fisher. president ~
the board Of education In Ia" british
ministry. born in London. % yrurf age
today.
Albert Chc,alicr. noted comedian
and dramati, author born tu Londou
5b years ago today
john, Ertle. prominent bantam
weight pupiiisi. born near Vienna.
southern products have been taken ia
hand bs the chemists aud commercial
products Of great value ar" being tx
tractrd from them that we're not
dreamed 90 "a few years ago
ono 81 the greatest a,hic' emeuts 81
uur American chemists Us the discoN-
CIV uf 10 method OF wro.us hat i-
called synthetic sile uui of wood pulp
+ About ga. 100000 pounds ui this sll'
is nciug manufactured annually and
while France J- 'utltlcd Geo the cred.
for thr discovery and 20 p.oa'or Dol
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-21

Bouck white. pastor Of the church
of the new social revolution, who h.
serving q sentence NJ thirtg days In I.
|New York Jail for burning an Ameri-
can nas Will be compelled to raise tho
flag on the new glagstan In the prison
gard each morning and haul u down
Iat night. Perhaps this viii tenc'l
Bouck "a respect stars ana stripe'
in the future.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-21

In view of the fact that the may,
department has requested lhai ire
names and sailing dates of American
merchantmen be not published in the
newspapers. we hnVc decided Z" us
continue our marine column Tor th'
present ana the sailing - yess'ls from
.por, nf nurolas down h bio irnnd'
viii not he made public.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-21

An aged minister u los Angeles %
few DAYS ago stole q Bible aud sold u
40 get money 10 hiy a meal because
he could NJ longer withstand tho
hangs Of hunger. but IL costs SO 70
Ola, to keep the Aston hdbN. why not
form q hoard Of mcdiators to meet
the two parties and try To- even NJ
matters q httlc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-21
L\YI\G

How did you hay the foundation of
your fortune 7".
u organized an egg monopoly and
the hens laid IT, Wash. ngton star
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-21

Trained nurses will ~" longer h'
permitted 20 administer an anarsthet''
in Kentucky. A recent decision 81
the court ~ appeals b. tu me effect
that only those persons regularly h-
censed as pra,ticing physi'ians W.
D. allowed 90 undertake this task.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-21

British house ~ commons voted WA
credit OF s.. o0a. goo n0U
German captured French treh'hrs
on front 90 >iS yards iu the forest ~
GNcnchN
Russians crushed in German ~'li"r'
south uf DNiusk aud captured tr'nch-
g. nn line toward wilma.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-21

UaoinE-Grand National Stccplc
chase viii ac run over the GntNi'k
course. England
Observation-Disclosures Americans
~. Boston Nationals. i~ntericafuc
game. ut Miami Florida.
Bcnch Shows-Openine of annual
show ~ Canton Kennel club, Canton
ohio
Golf Southern California open
championship tournament. ~ Alta
cal
Swimming-Columh VS. Yale. 80
Sew Haven.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Nichi-
gan automobile IN, s.. AZ Cadillac.
Mich
Annual show of Trenton Automobile
Dealers association. Trenton \ j.
time ont OF mind but lhymen knew
but ,ciy utt.c about Il b"cIusc Il
was supposed to belong 20 the myHtcr
iuus upper ranges 81 thought and in
~Nosiigutiou Il CHALLENGES the best
thought 10 the world at the present
time hut 10 has hcon brought down
o. where It's end are practical ana
useful What the chemists viii d.
for the world .u the nea future not
even the most daring viii hazard a
conjecture Memphis News Soimltu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-21

,hirnro's chief oI police has pro
hihitcd huusthuldcrs from heating
carpets. rugs aud shaking clothes go
THAT tho dust viii is I'm the wind i
intend that chicago shah have g aui
Itrr, spriu2 cleaning season, he said
Th, admuritiru against beating car
pet. and RUGS viii u~ndouhtcdly DO
~stri,t, adhered 10 bv most married
men who tbhor this Kind ~ Work i1
connection with the spring hc"'"-
leaning campaign
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-21

A little WANT Al now and then
il read Nv every class of meH-and
women too. Try one.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-21
The Daily Reminder


Austria. u years ago today.
The midland journal., 1917-10-05
Recruits Wanted.

To learn the military game; to GO
into training with us; to wear a
uniform and help to protect their
state. The training will be bene-
fetal; the exercise will help you; and
at the same time you will be paying
debt which you owe to the soldiers
abroad and the folks at home. The
Armory at Elkton stands idle; the
State wants it full of troops prepared
for any emergency. The other
counties are completing their COM
panies and we. are just getting start
ed. Hurry, send that application,
we want YOU for the Maryland
State Guard. Send postal card
stating you will join, to Henry Grove
Rutledge, G. E., Box 76, Perryville
Md.
The midland journal., 1917-10-05
Red Cross Auxiliary Formed.

A meeting was held in the Leeds
M. P. parsonage on Wednesday after
noon, Sept. 26, at which represent
atives of the Cecil County Red Cross
Chapter by invitation set forth the
necessities and various activities of
the Red Cross. The Leeds-Childs
Auxiliary was organized with the
following officers: Chairman, Mrs. G.
S. Garrett, vice-chairman, Mrs. R. e.
Ledley; secretary, Mrs. E. R. Grace,
and treasurer, Mrs. ]. F. Blake. This
new auxiliary starts auspiciously
and gives promise of efficient service.
1t is hoped that soon a similar unit
will be found in every section of the
county. The Chapter is ready to
give all necessary help to this end.
The midland journal., 1917-10-05
InvioIabIe Envelopes.

The ordinary mucilage with which
the flaps of envelopes are gummed is
composed of gum arabic or dextrine
and is only too amenable to the per-
suasiveness of moisture or "steaming''
in the hands of tie INSCRIPTIONS. Per-
sons who wish to guard their inclo-
sures, whether emotional or financial,
against such pilfering can seal their
letters by a method referred to in the
Annales des Telegraphes. This con-
sists in applying white Of egg to the
flap of an ungummed envelope, then
before it has time to dry of itself seal
ing it by passing a hot iron over it.
If the temperature of the latter is
from 80 degrees to 100 degrees G. the
albumen will be coagulated and the
two surfaces of the paper will be SOL
idly united and water tight.
The midland journal., 1917-10-05
FIRE TAX NOTICE.

AS Secretary and Treasurer of the
Farmers & Mechanics Mutual In
surance Association Incorporated, of
Cecil County, Md, l hereby give
notice that under date of September
s, 1917, an assessment of 25 cents
on the 500. on per cent basis,
all higher rates in proportion, was
ordered by the Board of Directors Of
the said Association to meet losses or
Hufaella Albanese, Hiram Jones,
Samuel Tyson, William c. Brogan,
Henry Russell, William B. Wilson,
and other small fires and expenses
thereof to be finally due and payable
On or before November s, 1917.
''If any person shall refuse or
neglect to pay his or her tax on or
before that date his or her property
shall not be protected by this Associ-
alton until said tax is paid"
Il. ID. CARHART,
14S-4t Secy & Treas.
The midland journal., 1917-10-05
Story OF An Enc.

The Fair Hill correspondent of
the Cecil Democrat furnishes the
following item:
Mrs. C. L. Brokaw gathered from
her hennery an odd marked egg the
past week, one side being perfectly
fiat and on the other side was a per-
feet fac-simile of watch face just
the shape of the dial of watch, and
the figures being clearly outlined the
8, 10, II, IL being very plain, also
l, 2, 8, 4 marks where 6 and IL
were strokes but not nearly so plain,
and at the top it tapered off with a
little open ring, the rest of the egg
was sort of oval shaped