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Published in the rONs der River Count v
Examiner by Special Arrangement.

IN TalH No. !. en1ryman7 was adj
viscd to see that the witnesses were
made familiar With the facts ccncern-
provements before dat. Of proof. In
this talk attention will h" called 10
som" points entrNman should attend:
to on date If proof.
If possible 10 do SO. cnrryman should
appear. with his two Witnesses. on the
morning Of the date set for the proof.
1t is true that under certain circum-
stances, where II is impossible IT, sub
nit the proof on the dat" set. it may
he submitted as soon as poSsihl after
that date but not later than ton la ~
after the ADVERTISED date. In these
cases it Is necessary tC make an aft
duvit showing why proof was not sub
united on the date advertised. and IN"
officer before whom proof is made
must make an affidavit Of non pro-
test, all ct which costs money ana may
delay action Oh the proof 50 il is bet
ter to avoid these Irregularities If
possible.
If entryman is not native-born cit
iz"n of the United States. and a Gers
titled copy of the second naturalization
office, then it is necessary to get =.
certified copy Of such papers fr"'0 the
clerk of the court in which tn" final
NATURALIZATION was tssu,r., },.I !le i:
with the proof
Pc sure that you know the date on
which resiG"rr" was established. aud
the dates WHEN each absence from the
land began and ended. Every absence
of any length must be- given in tn"
final proof. even though q leave Of
absence was granted. kntryman ana
witnesses must state the periods when
eniryman was on the land and when
he was off.
Entryman must state definitely in
his testimony just what land was Gull
tivated each year kind of crops plant =
ed. and amount harvested. In most
cases entryman cannot remember these
facts unless he has carefully gone
over the matter and made a written
memorandum to aid his memory I,
should be borne III mind that a final
proof is not a memory test. but is the
means entryman has Of demonstrating
what he has done toward complying
with the law. He is permitted te max
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FARMERS MOVEMENT WINS

The grain marketing movement
started some time ago among the
growers Of grain in the west is at last
bearing fruit. and the dreams cf the
promoters are coming to pass. Re-
Gently in New York the plans outlined
by the growers We're progressed by the
organization of the Farmers Finance
Corporation with capital stock of
100, 100000. This announcement maze
by the executive committee of the Uni.
ted states Grain Growers. Inc stat ed
Bernard Raruch, one of the financiers
with whom conferences were held, will
act in an advisory capacity for the
newly formed body.
The purposes of the corporation. it
was said. include affording the farm
ers ready market in case Of money
stringency; Fastening the movement of
grain between the point Of origin and
the consumer. and the elimination OF
much Of the handling of products by
mtddlemen. The organization does not
seek to wreck the existing marketing
system, it was stated.
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g, w. MYERS, Nt&tst,r.
James Mcmillan. Agent,
NOTICE ~ SALE OF FUNDING;
BONDS OF SCHOOL. DISTRICT. No.
~. POW DER RIVER COT MY,
STATE OF MONTANA.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. by the
Undersigned Board of Trustees, CT
school District No. 81. Of Powder River
County. Montana. that on the 25th day
of June, a. u. 1921. al the hour OF two
O'clock. F. NJ. at the office of the
Clerk of School District 81, the said
Board of Trustees will sell FUNDING
Bonds CT said school District No. 81
IN an amount not to exceed $780, rs
(Seven Hundred Thirty-three Dollars
and Seventy-five cents;, said bonds be-
ing in the denomination of $1,000 each
dated the 25th day of June, a. Z. 1921
and payable on the a5th day of June.
A. d. 1941 (not tt, exceed 20 years. and
A. D. 1881, or at any interest paying
date thereafter at the option of said
School District No. 81. aud bearing in
mot exceeding $50 payable semi
annually, for the funding Ct outstand-
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COWBOY FLASH U(NSli

One of the new features at the Tri-
State Round Up at Belle Fourche
of cowboys. The management Of the
big show want eighty real cowboys.
dressed in all the regalia worn by the
knights of the plains, and they will
fern a BACKGROUND for the show.
This Flash Bunch will he stationed
in the arena at each SIDE of the big
corrals, half at each end. and should
furnish amusement to the spectators
Free admission to the show will be
given to all participants and free pas
ture fer their horses. Come on. you
cowboys, If you want to be a part OF
the, biggest wild west show of the
season: get in the Flash Bunch" A
letter to the secretary Of the Tri-State
Round Up. Belle Fourche, S. D., will
get your name on the list.
(adv9 June 10-17
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OF ALL WARR ANTS
>nOlID CEASE. SAYS BANKER
Continued from Page One.)

= vicious: prior to the supreme court
decision in the case of Edwards vs..
Lewis and Clark. SO Montana, many
without let or spent
warrants. "While the decision cured
n 5nd f :, in a measure, it has not stop
Breeding both extravagance and Chi
,rahefy,' where tax and appropriation
limits can be exceeded by means of the
REGISTERED warrant. public Officers can
ilcers resort to this borrowing method
70 Keep down the tax levy and at the
same tlme make great showing of
pfftended efficiency. and economy"
IN Offering remedies for the correc-
ion OF the evils which have arisen in
connection with the use of the regis
tered warrants. Mr.: Ermatinger as
be prohibited from exceeding his ap-
propriatfon and the limit fixed by law
where that limit is a mill rate. and ''let
Us Us nave proper budget system and
,und accounting or. as some call it,
budget accounting system. BY that
mean that the public officer be given
as a credit definite sum. or an au-
gwen amount. Then. when h. is about
70 incur liability and prior to the
TIME that the actual service is rem
to the or the gocdf sold that IS prior
ne snail be debited for the estimated
amount of that prospective liability.
.,,,nr call it encumbering or reducing an
appropriation This will abscl utely
prevent over expenditures.
HIS final remedy is the absolute
prohibition of the registration of war
rants Summing up his remarks in
closing. Mr.. Ermatfnger stated: III
j., something Montana is in sore need
81 and the next session of the leuisla-
1--WE assembly hould enact tatvtes to
cover these suggestions The present
governor as an exponent of efficiency
ana economy CT government miuhr
Wen study this question of the regis
tf,tloh or warrants and perhaps find
u'tt"f remedy than proposed by me-"
Appealing to the bankers. the sneak
"f sald: Let me appeal to you to
EXERT the full power CT your leader
hci"ncies OF our government arapcine
ana max" a beginning in the matter OF
IN" evils of the registered warrant"
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PINTO

II. f. Riggs has gone after n bunch
or cattle that he has bought. their
number approximately 40 head.
me dance given at the Turret Butte
school house June 3rd was not 50 wnl
attended on account OF Powder river
raising about 6 o'clock when ,y.,r-
n"dN We're getting ready for Il big
Mrs' j. j. Miller and daughter, Elsie
hiilaha, returned from Miles CITY
Where the latter has been attenlins.
school the past term
Dean Reder is breaking a bronx for
Harrison MITCHELL
:, Fred Ross made a trip to Niles CITY
several catfish and a few sturgcons
nave been found along the river since
TIL" high water.
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MOORHEAO


\ dan'" at Ulrich's Saturday night
was given BY the Bitter creek srhoo,
f"arh.r hut owing to the rain the
crowd was not as large as rxpected
Al IN attendance. however. reported
a dandy time.
Mrs. Pearl Wilson went throner
Moofhead en- her way to Sheridan for
Il few days visit
The frequent rains are bringing the
-fhss ana crops along in excellent
condition.
Mrs. pldenherg came home last w4epl;
to spend the summer on thrjl home
stead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence and two
sons arrived at Nocfhead the first Of
June anu an" G"ttinI ready to start
r"nstruction work on their new store
building.
Mrs. Mack crpclicr and children ar
llNtu on IN" stag" lust week and went
10 their nlar" on the divide.
Frank KELSEY has eofa r. Nils. ,.;,
after his two DAUGHTERS. Nesrrr Who
mas been t"achin- school at GnalWaof
ana iHsH,' who has attended school IN
Miles city.
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NllW ~ l<EE IN~SlE WANTS
\ COW BOY til I;tN

Take me away from Milwaukee," is
the appeal of a young lady # that
city to some eligible Montana cow
describes herself as being GOOD lock,
ing. Is in the market tor a hGSha nd
ana she prefers a rollickiug westerner
above all others
She is 2l years of age and the man
VINO would meet her requirements
must be a nice sensible. fair locking
cowboy. between the ages of - and
~, The young lady has stipulated
that her husband to he iutSt weigh
over 100 pounds and not more than
lAo pounds.
Applicants must. as the prci inlinarN
move IN this matrimonial venture,
send tn" young lady their pictures
After this point has been complied
with. she will be ready to start the
take me away from Milwauk,t-." she
says, and ] don't want t. 20 alone"
Her address is No. % Seventeenth st
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SHORT TALKS ON THE PUBLIC LAND MATTERS
BY COLA W. SHEPARD, United States Commissioner
Making Final Homestead Proof
TALK NO.

TALK NO. s

Us much preparation as he likes and
BRING all the written memoranda ne
chooses. 50 long as he confines his
witnesses rely upon their memories
ana make mistakes in giving in the
iimportant facts, their testimony may
be conflicting. and the proof subject to
r. lection, when the antryman may
have fully complied with the law and
N" witnesses may know that he has.
y little careful preparation often
saves making a second proof.
1t is not necessary for cntrynan or
WITNESSES to remember the description
of III" land, as that is a matter If
record and IS written in the form from
the records.
In Stvine testimony, regarding inn
stead entry. either original or addi-
tt"nal. it is necessary TO show just
where such improvements are located,
when they We're placed on the land.
worth, and in some cases it is neces-
Sary to show that these improvements
q" improve the land FOR AGRICULTURAL
purposes.
The value Of improvements is a
point on which there is usually the
widest variation in the testimony. 1t
IS not unconnncn for the value to be
gwen by one witness at $500 and by
the other witness at $4,000. 1t is some
times hard to ascertain the exact
value of improvements. but witness
selling vain" that is desired. Perhaps
thtfNman has spent three years of mis-
iahor and a thousand cellars in ma
terlai and erected improvements which
under q forced sale. would not bring
hiln more than $500, but these i'm
prnVements alt hough not salable, may
increase the value of the land for aE.
ricul tural purposes, and the value
should be estimated upon basis .,f
what 1t would cost the entryman to
have these improvements placed On his
Land II he Were to hire it done by con-
tract.
II entryman has ever made any 9th.
er homestead entry, or desert entry.
! Or umber ana stone entry, he should
entries with him, as he will be oh.
ilsed to give the testimony of all such
entries In his final proof testimony.
and he should have it ready to- read o1{
when the question is asked.
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POISON FORMULA FOR
DESTROYING THE IITNORuS

Mix dry: Twenty-Five pounds coarse
nfan, one half pound Paris green, one
half pound salt. Then mix one quart
OF molasses in IA gallon of water ana
stir thoroughly into the dry mixture
addln" enough NOR. water to make a
cry. cfulnhlY mass that Will scatter in
the rate OF about 10 pounds per acre
where the cutWormS are working and
about ten OF fifteen feet in advance of
tnem; In" poison must be put cut in
the late Afternoon or evening or on
Il very cloudy day. If the poison is
put out much thicker than /, pounds
per acre it may Kill the birds Re-
ms mb"r that the birds are also help
ing YOU kill your insect pests
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POW DER RIVER HOTEL. ARRIy AIS

W. +. Wondcoc<. u. G. decarle. John
salmon; Il. 7; Davis, r. j.. Dixrn. Wm.
= - Roy, King. L. r. Brooks.
=. >. Happtrstad. y. c. McCabe, Miles
Wy: Toy NJ Lee. Ranch: Mr. and Mrs.
W i'llam Strou"h. Mrs. n. Sheathan
seattle Robert ~ Holley. Helena: MI
ana MIS- Fred W. Valentine. Burns.
M"ht.: l.. ;: i;ahgett. Ashland: G.; r.
,ohoNgr Eillings. John d. Beach.
ttaz Failey, Ii yes: Anna Harrsch,
hlhG'e; Mrs. L. 6. Russell. Lewis, Ia /:
-. >. franclS. Moore. Mont: Mr. and
Mrs. q. w. Garst. Rocky Point Nyn :.
=. j. ThOmas. Sioux Ealls
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GOOD GOVERNMENT SECURITY

The postmaster explains that all
chased at the postoffice. with the ex-
ceptiOn of the $1,000 treasury savings
certificates and even these can be orr
.dered by the postmaster The post
that IS savings stamps and the $25.
$500 and $1,000 savings certificates
yield per cent interest compounded
quarterly. IL held until maturity and
that they may be cashed at any time.
plus accrued interest. Unlike liberty
bonds they are not subject to market
fiuctuatfOn. but always wsrth more
than you paid for them.
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ing warrants issued by said School
Of April, a. D. 1921. such warrants be-
ing now outstanding and unpaid.
The said bonds shall not be sold for
less than their par value, and the
Beard OF Trustees reserve the right
to reject any and all bids and sell
such bonds at private sale if they
deem 1T for the best interests Of tha
District or to effect an exchange of
said bonds to take up such legal out
standing Indebtedness by issuing the
same to any person or persons holding
the warrants of said District repre-
Sentins just claims against the saia
District. the exchange to be made
dollar for dollar
All bids other than by. or on behalf
or the State Board Ct TElnd Commits
slontrs must be accompanied by n
certified check in the sum Of $1,000
payable to the order of the UNDER
signed clerk. which will be forfeited
10y the successful bidder in the event
he shall refuse to purchase the said
bonds. All bids shall be addressed to
the Undersigned clerk of said Schc oil
District No. 81, at Selway. Montana.
SIDNEY SMITH.
GEO. w. SHOCEF,Y.
BERT COIIINGE,
Trustees of School District No 81
Powder River County, Montana
Attest:
MRS. II, {. CHI1.coTE.
Clerk ina
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Hoal RE. O29299
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

FUN TT ISJaT(EH ITON
Department Cf the Interior L. S.
Land Office at Miles City. Montana.
May 21th, 1921.
Notice is hereby given that
HIIiDA NJ. ALTMAN
of Kingsley. Montana. who. on Feb.
l4th. 1917, made Homestead Entry No
h-92H2. for North Half. sectic n. II,
Township is, Range 5l-f... NJ. =. Me-
ridian. has fill ed notice of intention to
make three year proof. to establish
claim to the land above described, be-
fore II. Il. StraitCn, Clerk of the Dis
trirt Court, at Broadus Montana, on
til" 18th day Of July 1921
Claimant names as witnesses:
Z. L. Altman. of Kingsley. Montana;
l1imian Balaban of Kingsley. Nom
tana. Sporeeon Makedonski. of Kings
i"&, Mtntana: j. i. Peterson. of Coal
wood, Montana,
jnl0-jyS G. W, MY Frs. Register.
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HOMESTEAD F|L|NGS|
(Ff1ings Within Jurisdiction Of United
states Land Office mt Miles City.)
October. 1O1A

| Wayne L. Summers, sykes 23-2S.60
+. f. Nelstead, Ekalaka 5.iN-5y
G. Il. Robideau. Hodges :no1tN.SS
Faba a. Briscoe. Brandenberg 12-iN-4s
Chas. +. GEORGE. Kncw,ton s'sS-ss
VIM. II. George, Knowiton i. $s-SN-5s
Ii. Il. Omoth, Prairie Eli. .3-23S-4o
=. +. Hamilton, Alliance p4-1s- AZ AZ
Y. /. Coleman csI, FORSYTH .i4-@N-is
{. Hetland. Cohagrn .,5.1SS-4 40
Jas. Gibbons. Kilby 12-SS.av
Chas. q. Palmer, Kirby .,1l-7S-Sy
Lyle Il. Sawyer. Hardin 80. 34-2ON-35I
a. Scheuunamann Sutherland 12-9N-,I
VIII ID. Cock, saipy lo-lS-3o
c. benson, ashland d''".t .''.o 's-ss-4,
John Il. Shaw. Forsy,h s3-iN-ii
Thos. Roberts. Forsyth lin 43
NJ. +. Bergstrcm. pini"lc s-aS-St
r. s. sand, smoky Butte ..I5-lsN-3G
Howard +. Boyer. Otter .3-SS-4
pave y: Bennett, Freedom ..1s-1eN-ss
JAS. X. Tabd. Phon 3l-2lN-.v
Thos scott, Letcner, 5. D. .2y-lS-6O
thas. scott; Letcher, S. =; 80. 80 S go
L. sweeny, Milliron ......... % ISL
Vera NJ. Diers. Kema ...l4-sS-tO
Jehn MacGuiern. Baker ......2- ss-54
II. &. Cummings. Indanola, la 2S-.S- "a
v. II. Wakefield, Forsyth -. .4-sN 80
j. -. Murray, Crow Agency. 90 SIS 4S
Zen A. Johnson, Highwood .sl-7s-4l
"; h. Il: Hi Snh ,, Eroadus
j. T.. Hymes. Crow Agency ...22- ssh
John Wight, Miles city .22-yS-5O
Lislc =. Powell, Riddle 49,. .6-ys-53
Artie White, Pcwderville 32-2N-,.
Samuel t. Gregg. Beebe ..... 4-lN-51
J. {. kirkpatrick, Beebe .12.2N-4S
Lena Smith, Forsyth 2O-9N- 40
t.s a ~,
Orville +. Kimb;,ll Biddle sS-4N-5a
August Leitner. Moorhead 20 S-Iy
clara VENT. Butte Creek ,Is-o335
Frank slawsorl. sykes ........ 3i-2s 80
Jas. +. Currey, sykes 25-2S- so
NJ. Edith Gross, EIgin a. $40
Geo H. Fowler Elsin -lS-tv
7. S. ollie A. Olson, Ekalai:. 25-lN-5S
state selection 33-oS-
B +. Conner; Garneyville -. SO $50
Ella NJ. Adsit -,S3y
Warren j.. .\dst. Kirby 23-1S-39
". J. Schara Ekauka .1l-lS-6l
9 uod~.s l1,,,,,,. ,l-1c-e1
H. 4. Halvorscn, {. {. $. ID. 81 2s-S2
T. f.. E,as.lc. NIinnrapuIs l2-oS-5l
". II. Hammer. Camp Lewis ..34-17N-S7
Conrad o. WINSTON N Weldon -as-is
j. x Mullen. Nohrid., 24-1l IL
Harry j. cav, Brockway 32-l7- IS
H. Il. Logan, sheridan 81 IS tt
Maenus Hoai Jordan a.-2oNti
G, ". burgess, PhCn .li- so-4 !
= J. Philljns. ouietus 34SS-44
"A. &. Smith. Summ,rtieid .li-l 81
l., \. l;ilmnr. Miles civ 20 -6l
IL. l.. barker, sykes .36-2 80 |
Jnnn Timnirsch. Sylk.s "a go
David n, MORGAN, sykes 3t-2-Go
j a. Ii.dren Rocl,fnrd IN lS-lt-5. |
4. j. Hildebrand, Rockford .l9-6-52
3, II. rrndlrton e. . ID. I3-2-6l
Nm. Il, Avery. {. C. s. u. lg-2-62
Geo Street, 4. c. S D. 14-2-sl
Clarence Z. White Graham 22-T-53
y m. H. Austin. Ridge ll-S-53
Fred T., Shields Ridge lS-y-55
Thos f. l;owlin, Paris ..2-19N- ii
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Coal RE. O2eSO0
NOTICE For PUBLICATION
'23S0O

HtpHftment It the Interior. e. s,
May 27th. 1921.
Notice is hereby given that
BEECiER $ WARNER
of Rroadus. Montana. who. ON June
5th. 1915. made Homestead Entry. No.
oa9S00. for Si2SWit. Sec 20. Ne NWA,
NE1t Section 20. Township rs Range
o. r.. AT i. Meridian. has filed notice
of intention to make three year proof,
to establish claim to the land above
described. before Jchn L.. Scofield. U.
:. Commissioner. at Biddle. Montana,
on the 18th day of July. 1921.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Grant kircheval, of Biddle. Montana:
MiliiAm l,annhoff. of Biddle, Montana;
Thomas Reed, Of Kruger, Montana:
Ncrl Hunt, of Kruger. Montana
jn1o-iyS q. W. MYERS REGISTER
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,oal l2-23-l6 RE oiOi57-O4O45s
NOTICE. FOR FL RIIG AIlnN

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
department Ct the Interior, Il. S.
Land Office at Miles City, Montana,
May 2Sth. 1921
Notice is hereby given that
CORNELIUS w. BOYLE
of Broadus, Montana, who. on July
18th, 1917. made lid. and Add I'd. En-
try. No. 04o456-O4O457. for Lots /. 2, 3,
I. Sec. 80, 7. IS, r. 54-E.. SINE
Lots ]. 2, 3. 4. Section ). Lots 9, 4.
Sl2NN Il Section A. Township SIS
Range STE. NJ. +. Meridian. has fiji ed
notice of intention to make three year
proof. to establish claim to the land
above described. before IT, II. Straiton.
Clerk of the District Court. at Broadu.
Montana. on the Goth day of July, 1921.
Claimant names as witnesses:
James Hawkins. W. [. Cook, ali of
BroaduS. Montana.
inlo-jys G. w. MYERS. Register.
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Coal lo-29-1G RE. o252
NOTICE For PUBLICATION

>oai 10 i'f- n3o3b9
NOTICE FOR PUBLIC \IION
Department Ct the Interior L. s
Land oIfice at Miles City Montana
May oSth. 1921.
Notice is hereby given that
JOHN Is. JOCNENAT
Or kruger Montana, who, on Feb 10
1871, made Homestead Entry No
o353Oa. for l2SWl. See. IL. 81. MEL
Sec. "a. N1aNEL, W i4SE,1t. Section %
Township SIS. Range l0-f NJ. =. Nc
rldian, has filed notice of intention to
make three year proof to establish
CLAIM to the land above described. be-
Tor" john L. Scotield. L. :. Commits
slon"r. at Eiddle. Montana. on the
10Th day of July. 1921
t'Alinant names as Witnesses:
Dan t.ealE. Robert j. Steel Rose
l-"afy. Frank L. Louvenat. all of kru-
ger, Montana.
jn1O-jyS G. w. MYERS. Register
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MISCELLANEOUS
STRiiED OR STOLEN
LOST OR FOUND

tNB-t;rey kid glove for right
hand. Identify property at EXAMS
hef Once and pay for ad. jn1Otf
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owners OF motor vehicles in Powder
river County are hereby notified to
comply with the law Immediately by
procuring 1921 license plates. A word
to the wise should be sufficient
w. +. SUFFER-, Sheriff
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1t Is not necessary for cntryman or
WITNESSES to remember the description
OF The land, as that is a matter 1T
record ana Is written III the form from
the records.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1921-01-06
Tennyson Home on Market.

Aldworth on Breakdown, Tennyson's
home for many years, has been placed
on the market. The property of the
former poet laureate Of England is
near Haslemere in the wild Surrey
country and stands by q long avenue
Of scrub oak along which Cromwell
and his army are said to have marched
from Arundel castle.
Aldworth was built in 1868 and on
April %, when the first stone was laid.
the poets wife made the following Ell.
try In her diary:
"Shakespeare's birthday. A. in ex-
cellent spirits. he was pleased with
the inscription on the stone: Prosper
Thou the works of our hands. o pros
per Thou our handiwork.'
Here in the shade of the ancient
trees Tennyson took his morning
walks. clad in his great black coat and
his famous sombrero hat, which en-
phasized his long bearded face T. p.
O'COnnor once remarked that it was
the best make-up for a poet that he
mad ever gee, on or off the stage.