.
mum-W
W'Vuw'flii m“fl‘.““ ‘H‘V‘ ‘\,"“".‘,“‘ ‘O
mlmv u .pJI‘ A“ ulnar ’r’aifl/iflw’“ vln.vlwrw
. “wow _ J . ‘. ‘ ’ . ‘ ‘ ‘
Una,:\:\:\:\:T:H&‘“‘““‘“\W\U\fl\fl\‘\.\‘vw analnra'atmlauur/n, an
. , . I . ,».m,u,~,~,‘,.7,..,.¢,.p,~,-,m,.u, ‘uuxunnmttu‘- fix
,,.
div «inc/u.
id . ,, ‘ arran mooted“) correspond with the cane. Rem
of,: co, ‘ eggs are, among the dishes ’tlie’ eggs with a cake turner and .
neutrontlp ordered at the restaurants lone in each holder. With .“
for luncheongnnd theyjare‘nleo‘l’avor. Itube pipe at border of '
lien for luto‘ouppero. They 'mle‘prac. around each, .
tical tor, the home caterer to consider. l Hurd—bolied eggs for I do? are
”53m,” nreinexpeneive, appletizlng, .admit or grout vnr‘ ill “liven and
nourinhingund decidedly decoratnre',"servcd either wl filmy be, re
they are all the better if prepared 9, in either case. ill/Fan}; preferred
gay in advance, pays the Honolulu llnovod “and. '1
tan, , . , ingredient
If a mobbed egg is to be served ,flng,
cold,,_'either in .uspic .ielly‘or. masked‘ A t
with mayonnaise in ‘a paper case or,"In
Ddstr sh ' ' ‘4 fl ‘
eh: ly oil. it is important that u _. 'Z’naa thick piece of cum‘ml’er'
and be properly poached. Let ,a.
J. . ,
. t to form a‘llttlo nest is
B. léilf Bl ,Wped 0‘! n
{ablespoglinflg 2’; 2‘: water and “Hf/luwther bit of, variety which is appe-
agar. billions the 2:50;; 0P ‘ "I, 'tizlng and pretty. Hall? an egg can be
a ring to insure the pi «If/Xg‘iserved in similar fasbloll. the “med
. , a "l N”
shape, ;: ut the white
”Wad from the center, makes
"it hollow in which to not an
"round lyolk rounded well above the white
. set capers. .
,ch )jely does, Halves of ‘stutied eggs Set in usplo
't'Srm‘eflyhdld’ as ‘are good eating. Have as many pril‘l‘
yl'ld condensed beet ‘lins us there are halves of eggs, Bare.
, .Id‘ With the addition ly cover the bottom of each tin with
’ o’nings" and gelathie, A llllluid asplc and lay in one of the egg
he“ liquid jelly should belhalves, out side down. Flt ,a‘thiu
j 5113110“; enamel pan ipiece of Cold hunt around. this so that.
my to hold i113 necessary {it will serve as a background for the
of cold‘poached eggfi When, EEK-WM“! reversed. _A few bits of
begins to harden lay “filament-id ‘Sali‘ilpi’l can he used in the
limited eggs at regular illtt\.r-,"3."““e W‘W- .
do down. _ Cover, with the remaining jelly,
lttlé (lithe liquid jelly Over :cool thoroughly and turn each on to u.
(if, thoeggs and arrange it ,iettucevlent’. If thepntty tins are wet
' angina“, capers and dots at when the first layer of asplc ispourcd
v r
.3 Emilia!!! the yolk. Make the and not oi‘ pull paste. The crust is
,tiorl- as highly colored-us p08- shaped over inverted putty tins and
linento to make a good} showing during bfimng- .1
11311 thecovorlug oi: apple, i’our', ., lfié-~¢v-
£11?» remaining liquid leyriflld 0001 The Woman »«wno relies upon Sonti
borouglily. , nei Want Advertlncixcnis to net-pr.-
‘ " ready either oases-.0? paper or the uouseholi help him u :this tlm.
Ella 'Of plain pastry-2. Cut out the '-~r nvv-m bum}.
KlEV TRIAL moussm.
vl .7 {lli' .
.‘ ioilicd eggs, using a cutter of a size
more from her predecessors oi! the
change in the materials for the bride's,
gowu oi g0wns, according to the New.
York Tribune. The, beautiful brooad-l‘um materials for the costume taiielll‘.
do of. gold ‘ and yet it ie'not as severe ‘as serge.
will 1m. tweed or even velours do 'luiue, for itl
bee a~silky face which
ed autlns with metallic three
had silver, preferably sliver,
combined with chiffon and the plain
satin in many oi the more pretentious
bridal robes, and velvet, the soft, sail-L
P18. cobwob Veil/Bl. will also be “80“ quire a rough 3““ m" hard wean, ““9 do the work) and Immerse lull. basin
extensively. 130th of these lebriccfii' Helge, Velourc do lalne or tweed. it“ gasoline. Wet a small soft brush‘
make ideal court trains, and the long, . Will be smartest it kept severe in its {\vltli the liquidond rub upon it o'good
simplicity, though even 'such a diuciplo‘whue soap. Scrub the glove gently
0f simplicity us ‘Poiret ‘9 showing m‘, with the soap and gasoline, rinse in;
vol-ted plalte nrouud‘the bottom of his Lcloan gasoline and hang in the sharia. together was also white,
utility Bunfi- When he “399 [mills lllgto dry. Fix the other glove in the] The lettering had, of course, been thunk Itiod uml your Altmntive for my
flowing trains made famous by Wat-i
teau are being copied in those exqul-,
site stuffs. The train may end in it
long point, not unlike the fish tau 0!
other yours, or it may be extended in ‘
two snnky points, or again it may be.
Square. .
‘ Thoskirt itself may be of any silken
stuff, plain or brocaded. but. it is al-
luout sure to he'combined with chit-_
ion, and the chiffon is equally sure tO‘
lull in bouil‘unt draplugs, reminiscent
,5 933 1.3, had surrounded with a ring of closely
, tunic. Though the greatest iiulness‘
, Collies between the knees and the hips,
, the newest gowns show a tendency to
an Have your small trinn- in the mold will turn out in perfect
.9013}. tongue or thinly shaved shpac. The pastry tenses for holding
. am placed» at the outer edge, eggs in asplc should be of plain crust
. i . are more becoming,
t‘dldpfiing green,peppers, truiilcs prlckod to prevent irregular“, rising:
suitable "going away“ costume. for it
turnout be as severe as the tailored
suit which the bride will later use as
a. general utility suit. nor should it
be as dressy as the sooalied “dressy"
tailored costume, the threcvplol‘o suit ethould accompany mush a costume.
POST OFFICE AND RQADS.
or
, ,‘is in the outline that the fall “Trim 0 ., he” ca“il-
NEW HAVEN FiREMEN OVER-
COME
f . ., villi. _
'bodfiotho Policy of Assassinatcd Poetmqgm..9rdercd to Assist , State; NEW HAVEN, Nov. im'l‘ho four-
“ Premier Stolypin. :Qoorh Roads Movement. .
N, No}. 4,.le trial Of Mnn- Fro‘in‘ tliéé'tiime'iwhen the post other
line, at Kiev, for the murder ot‘
m non-fulfillment of the Bill- follows:
:1. of their rights.
the wicked to do so. iolul duties.”
”—
Wm...“ ~ - ..._.....m'":..». ...,........c. w.n...n......... .m . .- . n. ... .... .ull‘.‘
\
a. The Salt Air, and the Sharp
' .Rocks. Have Little Effect on
, ‘f'; these Famous Fisherman’s Boots
, “Hub—Murk Warrior" Brand Rubber Boots are In Memory
lb your comlorl at your lilotl‘ltil‘“Tliey one you the proper Warmth in the illicit
‘wliuluucl lllclr tougliporu rubbcrmud the inci that each point is reinforced.
1‘ poke! ‘ lh illol .liledm l,l'llortlioioughcrluanuc.
‘ w em out: lotialnuplm "Hub-Mark Warrior" Brand Hubbu- Koch
Albums ProducioWoslonRubber $10er
lr"ii
1 .9.
. in ' . l
4'.
3: o; R . B ., , ‘ 1 .
Muir cl tin; lint (hula cl Tim l‘m Rubber—“Ma d
4 him then: Duke-wildflower! It livery Point.
all the inert denim mm "3 {ob Mark Warrior” ““3.le hm
In ydfl‘m depoud on than: to «my the but charming
Bosron aurora sum: co.
summon». ,
dopui'tmellt'built primarily for its own
line the ‘good'ronds of the country,
known. ,
thief it‘nnclior today said he would
i
- drop, more of hi. i, Wunhburu. Five oth-
er concerns buffered.
IlAll'l‘li‘Ollll, 'Nov. '1.“llllll)1.".l‘l, l“.
Potter. ntulo food and dairy cummin-
uionor, and his donation made a thor-
ounb convene at tho ulntn for the
purpouo oi‘ um‘orlnlniul: to what. ex'.
tent. nouriuioxirulinu drinldt m'o mile
,bruudod by muuui‘ucturcrs. {in u rd
unit. hourluuu were ulvou to flt‘th’fl
uuinui‘nrturcru at the moduli youter- .
day. so‘von more will ht- lwurd today.
«lulu will bo Minx mull Monday and
oirht 'l‘uoudny am
mm week. They urn charged particu-
larly with union uncllurino. luutond of
,snuar. i‘or uwmiuuiuu. and using crud
liar oolora for coloring drlnkc without
an plating on the labels on the bot.-
l;iou. Practically every city in the:
nitric will be roprenenitid arthrvtbc’irv
iuuu. ‘ . ‘ .- “ ‘ .
to make any inter-out. in kitchen work
at all, i.
Mrs. Wyowlinvc you tried calling it .
. combine oriental... ‘
deep l‘lrouion who were overcome Sun- . .
l Bird Levers Back Wlnmn F hi i r
, day at. the $lli,00tl fire which brute 9 n °
out in the collar of a drug store at
w Yuahln 'k l mu Church and Center streets, were m-l
:«i ' '. as y. 9 0“” rod mlhnok in the early days oi~tlils repilll-“liorioll today as recovering. Oilli’ 01“! was ruined by American bird lovers
ll?!” 0-” “‘9 “““Slnmd “Mia“ lie. that department has always show- 0’ mm“- “exam?" Mi‘cllom‘l“ “a“ i" to right for own tampered friends
tor, Pierre A. :Stolypiu in a letter m1 great tum-egg in the subject, Now be taken to a hospital and he in ox- ‘
1.1% linselan “dimmer," up. copies the order from the poet oliloo ‘llvctt‘d to learn for his home soon“
x " in today's’l‘ageblatt, and gen. ldepurtmont at \‘Vauhlngton commend,Nt‘llllei‘ (":11in li‘mlltllcr nor Marshall
, elieved to have been written inn the local postmaster. together with i‘orltins, 01‘ the “Ni department,
but Sergiuu Julevitt-h Witte, the other postmnstors throughout the able to do desk duty today. as their tho annual «pooling of this organiza-
ll’p‘ln. the writer asserts, emionv-lcouutry. to take an active hand in. eyes were still suffering from the 01" tion. increases of M 1“,, cont. in “a.
to‘ divert popular attention irom ' promoting goodwoude. The order re. fools; of tho smoke and fiumos. nud “m'ltaining memberships, 2,, per cent. in
has of the Russian (,lonstitutiou cclvcd by the local postmaster is us thcr c
”WWW
.. Mm
ACCUSED OF MlSBHANDlNG.
anew
our Wodueuduy of
aha—M WNW-m ' .t
soucrimeo WORKQ. . V
.. on») ‘5‘." .. 4..
Mrs. Exp ..... i can‘t. not My daughter
. H‘n/n,l~.‘y-;~r.yvnlr“miniature/aura ala- n- n min/n
turn fiuouutwuu ‘I-\.t\-),‘\‘~*\.\‘\‘v‘xfi\mxfi\h\.¢ xvu’xuuA‘Kuk‘n‘x.’
a» Gown Hill-New, Outline. ahe will wear later when she returns
and leaves her cards at tens
land receptionist Like this suit, how--
spring. Thére will be very llttlo‘ ever, it ’5 generally or the three-piece
ltype. Duvetyn has solved the problem
for many brides, as it is classed unitingi
Besides this suit, the bride will re?
of fur may he added if desired.
Still another street costume will be
required by the bride, antidlhat is tho brighten brass candiestichs.
three—piece dressy costume for calling,
and receptions. This season the first and then in hot.
bring thin ruinous to the buck, 0i)- choico is velvet, and prolulbly black,
posed to this mode is the true orien~ ,‘
tal style, which prescribes long, un-
trauuneled lines. if the bride has the.
right figure ind is. sufficiently enctoru
in makeup, a wedding gown of, velvet”:
or hrocadcd satin out in this severe
mode is ntunning, but on the uvtyago
The upper part
ml to term rovers or, for, Ostrich melted chocolate often becomes
plumes and feathery
UNE FOR FEATHERED
new vonu, Nov. -i.~'rum gsoymo
this year through tho National Amo-
Lciutlon of Audubon Societies. was un-
wrre pounced in this (My today, followiul:
ould coo more than a “A fool. illie membership and fully :ltl per rout.
,i‘hc cause of the fire has not boon l,“ gross income wit h,“ one your uud
. manifesto oi" .1905, by lureucl “I’ostmustcrs of all classes are determined despite the investiuatlon“,1,e doubling M its working: forces and
'i0 "modern nationalism" tit-.slgn- hereby notified that it in tho deeire oi! and it is now believed ll will not. be ‘incomc film... mm are reported at the
~ ' "rob all min-orthodox~ ilusalalisftho department that they co-operute ‘
particularly those oi the .icwiisli'witli State illlil county authorities in
:tho endeavor to improve the coudl- now urge the instnilntlon of automatic ’iuovo’mont is bruinnlnu to receive the
it inntlgutore of thciioillen accimu-l tions of the public rondu. The dopart—‘aprlnitlcra in the collars of all large ‘
life. he Hays, insignificant. ludivid- nient’u attention has been attracted to. buildings. “The installing of the
former coworkoru with Stolyplu. L proclamations lesued from time toanlprinklcrs," he paid. “in not oxpouslvc.
hf‘writer, answering a uucstlon time by the governors of the Status and the firemen Would not have ttugot.
"or the present. ltuueluir premier, , designating certain doyu us ‘ loud Into the building then and be puuiuliod
Knitovnot! could have proventoull‘touds llnyn‘ and poutmuutorn. as rnp-Itho way our i‘lrmuon were yesterday.
fiflgbut lacked the courage to uo,ronc:iiatlvos in their. communities 02 The most. torriblu difficulty we ox-
preau'ou the boiler. that. Kohovn-‘tho national government are expected porlcnccd war. in trying to get at. the
'” Eught himself into click a no to manifest as active an interest in fire.”
let be can prevent nothing and, thin movement on in counlutunt wilul The largest Irma wag 318.000 on tho
0 from office, however, and the proper performance of their oill
‘houdounrters ol‘ the Audubon worltors
,nn evidences that tho bird protoeiiVe
support of men. women and riildrou
in every section of the country. if the
interest of the public lurronnon pro
portiopntoly in the future it is calcu-
latod that at, the end or the coming
demulc, threoounrtern of a million dob
lure will be nponi annually for the
benefit of the nation's bird life through
an organization of ten; union the tight-
inu utrcnuhb oi the proncnt national
Audubon army of wardens, hold organic
and oducntoru.
That at haunt. ninety cents in every
tho new federal
‘workeru declare;
Two million birds are reported to
have found a cute refuge this year
on the Audubon reservations and
in inland sections, as well on some
mutrded colonleu on both counts and
ten t’houunnd nitrate over which
icon armed agents have watched in
\
To Repair and Freshen mom.
A, neat and durable mothbd oi? mend-
ing hidgloves in to'buttonhole around
the edges of the tear or hole in the
glove before drawing the oldest of the;
worn place together.
ntitcliou Wm “ml the“ be SO likely tOOOf cretonne. The 3‘“. which WWB in" For lilorc than ilt'tut-n youru idolnunn'n
‘ioul‘ out, says, the Philadelphia North «tended for B. bride, Wail made very 1m. Alicruilvo, n inodhlni- for 'l'lli‘mii and
l‘dlvidual by a three-initial monogram,
embroidered in raised satin stitch. The
monogram was placed. one and one
half inches from the edge, the letters
being placed so as to conform to the
circular edge. A White cord was 199 Brody \vlio, upon lt-uruinu hi” my coudlv
sewed around the edge Of the (3er168. l gull, dl‘gutl luv to (dim idolmlun‘c Alli-m-
making a very neat, and unusual finish, I
American. .
When cleaning white kid gloves,‘
put one of the gloves upon the hand
(the other hand must be left free to
“W“ entirely. The motor coat, WW3“ pull and stretch the uiol'es. after they the cardboard, so it could be stretched “"“’”‘“‘”’-
l“ ‘1 necessity 1" the "(’“SWW’ reveals ,aro (W. before attempting t0 Dill them over the cardboard and held in place;
or the punters or other days. Today “10 some shapclcss, loose, “lilouSy” “f‘ .on the bands.
[new (impinge go by the name of feet. A olmsuble collar and deep outta
licences, for everything that falls from
the waist line is either a flouuce or a‘
line/agmlnraguIain/“Wu, «Mr at a a: a, , a!
tun-h Mn-...uim\u.utaistt\u\u. u\‘\uxu\m'\-umvutmkuix‘h-‘x‘
has been poured and leave for a lit«'
tle willie.~o‘~Dallas News.
. r
l . .
.'A very pretty set or dolly canes ,i'roul Lung ’l‘roublo- but in u wont runny
Z
4‘.-.','
ru'a arr/av afar/Jr yua- a
fif“‘u“\‘l\-\
v
May Help You ll ‘ ‘ ,
Lungs Arc Aliectcd
Proper dict, fresh nir llllil lt‘illllt'l'ille
hnblte urc bcnoilvlul to pcruouu sulfur-lull:
Pretty Set of Dolly Caseo.
. inutunocu reports allow that the addition
The mending were covered with white linen, instead or u uuulrlno for this nll‘ovtiuu lids nui-
lrrinlly helped in bringing about rw'ovcry.
Lulu; 'l‘roulllus, has lit't'tlllllllblit-tl noel!
i'wlllliu. Rodd \l‘llllt ll. illll in this t‘iiiil‘:~'
, _ Mntllson Inltv. Lilli”.
“tlcutlomuu: In lim‘mlmr, little. film-b,
X 1mm. and HopIt-mlwr, linli‘i, l was ltlkt'll
with hemorrllngcn ut‘ the lungs \\'llli‘ll row
llncd nib several \\'l'l‘lirl, r-arll iluw to my
llutl. My ilm'iol‘ lltl\‘lfit:tl mo in go West.
In November 1 H'lll‘ll‘tl for Denver,
Col. Aflvl' my urrlvnl I moi lilivliuol
, i kept on hiking the unullwiuo :iml
. improved taut. In March, lulu, l i-«-~
; turned home. I um entirely woll, have
The ribbon used to US the two Circles ll good impolite illill hli't'li u'oll. Wiwn
i loft llcnvor my weight was lilt) pun till.
i now wulull 16:), my normal \vciulll‘. l
. llcul tli.
all” WM: he muscle the idea, m melfiflme manner. He sure to keep away done before the cases were made. Cir- (Alilduvit) PAUL 1.. unexnou'r.
B‘mi 0‘ poplum, portion of the COM-.lfrom lire or light. The rinsing ‘Saso- tales of cardboard two inches more in; “um“ "hhrwmml‘ "my" 0” ”"1””‘3
lllckmuu‘u Altcrutlvo liar. boon prom-u by
. 1"“ Of these COMB are 30 10°38 “”1 glino muyvbo returned to u'sepal‘ute botU diameter than the dolllos they were, m'mr yram‘ two to in: most I‘fiil‘llt‘ltlllfl
tor severe 'i‘lirout ililil Lung Ail‘wtlonu,
almpcle'a's “mt they require it be” of I lie far future 1189 in washing, but not intended to protect, were Covered With, Bronchitis irout'lllul Autumn. Mullhorn
Colds and in upimlldiug the systmu.
r, y . 1 r . , y , t .
b.) {‘9 mud to} held them M ‘fhe 10‘11rlnsingb >10‘85o '“m soapy 89.30“in Wlllte linen. The linen covering, was, (loutnills no narcotics. puluonu or hnhlt-
waistline sotiat they cannot slouch is, of course, thrown away. Gently . out one half inch mire all around than nil-mini: tll‘ll':tl.¢ an. no, booklet mung
oi‘ i‘Ct‘OVGl‘lti‘: ‘mui write to lirlnnuu
.lutlcllinn I‘:i., for ovi-
l . .
deuce. For sale by 1; loading druggluio
and Clifford Pharmacy, and Stillson-o
_ lby long stitches taken from side to Powell Corporation.
Fried apples are delicious served hide. 'i‘yvo coveret circles were then;
with pork chops.
r
'wilipped together had the completed-L “MW" --.-___.,,,_.-__..-,-,_---,.._.._,.._. 1“
(idly your sour milk and salt to circles were then held together with, , SUICIDE IN GREENWICH.
First wash table linen in cold water
I‘ll.ll)0n."'"‘:\l inneapolls Journal, ‘ —-———-—
Large diske of leather, in when are Gertrude Miles Hanna Herself to a‘
lslipped place curdij, motor the lunch-l Bedpost.
Mushrooms out into small pieces con table
Velvet, for there is nothing so chlcmnke a novel illling for an omelet. [
us the black velvet. costume. The now? Not all canary tnuclcrs know 01 isluuluss tilled with assorted pins are
volvctn are so supple that they can be
draped like chiffon.
drum waist in mode fashionably trans“
Gilli?) 'WlCll‘, l'ov. 4.~~—.\liss lor-
lrudo Mllcsz, aged Elli years, commit-
tcd suicide at her boarding house here
Tubes oi transparent celluloid or.
the bird's Iov for post tlum blOS- ' l, . . _
some 8 or com Cllltlll.“t(_) slip into the “M“ bag last. Saturday. it was learned yustnr-
Celluloid eoap dishes and soap trays day. by hanging from her bedstead.
in serving hominy for breakfast. are to be had either oval or oblong.l It bud been previously given out that
distinct point in their favor.
parent. by coverings oi‘ chiffon or lnoenjunt before taking from the stove add They are encily kept immaculate—a
. ,,‘-~. : 1.1 v> ( . ,,‘ ‘~v '
and the veillvot serves as the lower & beaten egg, ,thfl 1 nus mused by .ipoploxy, 1nd
bride the seller drapings ol‘ the chiffon and "ntayln " art of th ,bodlcc. Fur“ .WIen n :t m k' . . ' ' d' - ' x ' '
| ‘ . “g, p j“ ‘ i l e\ a mu lemon jelly, dd ‘ A (ouleuicut (””8le mirror ‘8 tl'ld‘ not become known until the re.
, {collar and culls ,nro an integral feu- a few cloves to the mixture. The son- round and mounted in leather; it has tort ”f the medical examiner r 301,4
it is not» always (easy to select a turd or this suit, and tho elipct is veryeonlnc will be, a pleasing addition. " ‘ ' ' e / “
handsome when the collup._is extend-
‘lho fact that she had taken her life
.u leather back so that it will stand up- ,l (‘oroncl‘ T J Phelan oi' hridceport
. . t . . . y r' I
When coatingwhooolate. creams, the right in tile leather box into which it vogmflw ‘l .
.ctlr- lunsnugly htted.~~fléwark News.
ianinniea are died. To remedy this add a little
used for the trimmings oi the «fairly olive oil.
large huts, On the sailor order, which,
‘t, . ' . ~Doan's Regulets cure constipation
bun- luonoy~-_~Soutmol ode. wul sell: without grlping, nausea, nor any weak-
'l‘o clean curtain hooks, place them pr porly, not cmploymt‘ni or rent va.‘ oping effect. Ask your drugglst for
‘1
dollar contributed by sympathizcre
‘with the wild birds was directly spent
in pleading their cause before rou-
uruss, forty legislatures and public of—
ficials. or in guarding and maintain-
ing arm-m of breeding refugees. is
shown by the financial records of the
thought Audubon association. the ad:
minislrullve oxponaoe of which have
been kept down to loss than ten per
rout. of lie income.
monled mlillnory interests to procure
protection for their feathered prey by
the legislature at Washington and a
score of state capitals, many thous-
ands of dollars were expended in writ-
ten and spoken appeals to the people,
in opposing the
be-
doavor on behalf or the birds was Mk VOW DOCIOB ma-l’ll‘nm.
more needed than at present."
nix-
lln water in Which a little nmmouin'cuut property quickly and ollrnply. glhr’m- 25 cents per box-
protected breeding grounds through, MOTHER BRUIN BATHEDCUBS.
out the southorn slates. Fifty‘two » w...
thousand boys and girls have boon en-‘ .‘iumcs Muddern, a Union county lur-
rollcd m: junior momberu of the .\’n- mm was ”my, frightcuod while sit-
tionnl Association of Audubon Socie-
ties since lost your and thousands of
dollars have been spent in supplying
tho coming generation of the whole
country, through tho schools, with odd. surprised to see a big black bear and
rational matter that must make bird two cubs (“sporting themselves in tho
protectors “f 9‘59” Scholar l“ future water not more than :25 feet away.
yours. ’l‘ho demand oi” the public for
expert information on the economic
value of bird life to agricultural pros-
perity as Well as for general ornitho
logical data, has caused the education? them. using her front paws for a scoop
al acilvitics of the association to be just us a person would in splashing
whose representatives have, as a re- lloubiod during the “my, lunmher,
cult of their consequent demand, on- ‘
acted laws that are regarded no safe.
guarding every form of Amt‘lrlcnn bird
life more extensively thanrovor
(one in history. Today Uncle Sam has
become the leader of all the nations
or the world in the suppreueion of bird
butcher); for the feather trailic and
the preservation of bin game birds by
laws, the, Audubon
ting in a. boat fishing in the Susque-
lmnnu river at. Seven Kitchens.
lie board a noise near him and was
it appeared that the big molhfier
bear was giving her babies their dni y
both. as she splashed water all over
“in addition to the lines of work in, Huddern was paralyzed with fright.
which we, are already engaged. there when he suw the animals. First be
are many now fields of opportunity thought they were dogs, but. when be
opening before us for tho comlnr: diecovored that they were hours he
year." said '1‘. Gilbert Poaruon, Socro- could not move. Too neared to do any-
mry of the National Association 01‘ thing be not ion five mlnuton. when
Audubon Societies,.at its licndquarglim bcurn disappeared in n thlckeLw
tcrs. 1974 Broadway. today. "The pus-ficw York Sun.
page of the splendid federal bird pro-l
tective laws in the past your and the
strengthening of state laws do not
union that our troubles are at an end.’
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