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Arbor tiny is approaching nnd thono
trees should bo planted Havo yon nr
ranged to perform your sliaro of tho
days observance
TMchnrd Oroker says thnt Now York
is tho bout governed rlty in tho world
11a probably has forgotten that Chicago
tuistB but will probably ho reminded of
it in short ordor
Tho gold reserve In the national
treasury now ninonnts to
breaking all previous records Every
body is prosperous and Undo Sam is
getting his share
Could it bo possible that a fusion
Mark Hauna is encouraging tho sena
torial deadlock at Lincoln so thnt tho
Topnblicnn party will bo discredited and
possibly defeated
A Now York physician recently suc
cessfully removed four Inches of back
Initio from n patient Ho is invited to
como west and operate on tho Nebraska
Senatorial deadlock
It is positively assorted thnt a spirit
of reform has struck Dondwood S 1
If there is a rlpor field for tho roformor
to work in this side of Nome City It has
not yet boon discovered
It would bo interesting to know how
many womou could pass n millinery
store thoso days without breaking tho
commandment Thou shnlt not covet
1hy neighbors projorty
Alabama is another stato that pro
poses to disfranchise tho niggers
This govornmont without tho
of tho govornod continues
roaring farce in tho south
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An exchnngo rocitos tho fact that Phil
D Armour loft 50000000 when ho
died Anothor paper sneoringly re
marks Thats nothing A man died
juoar hero tho other day and loft tho
world
T P Nellnm a Frenchman has pur
chased a farm near Turner this state
and will raiso minks sknnks nud musk
rats His visitors nro apt to bo fow and
neighbors will probably wish they could
anovo thoir farms
An English inventor has discovered a
process of burying n porson in tho air
It was always supposod that somo peo
ple were mostly wind but it wns novor
considered possible thnt anybody could
be dissipated through the air and lost
Count Boni do Castollano the much
talked abont husband of Anun Gould
eoems to bo proteotodngainsthnrm from
tho bullets and sword thrusts of duolists
but is nu easy mark for tho gossips who
jfind him far from being invuluernblo
Bixby thinks that the women of Lin
coln do not desire womans suffrage
from the foot thnt there nre about 0000
women in the city entitled to vote on
school eleotions bat barely 50 of that
number have in the past availed them
selves of tho opportunity
If Jessie James and his gang could
only be rehabilitated long enough to go
down before the legislature and give
tho members five minutes in which to
ehcll oat a couplo of United States sen
ators many of thoir crimes might bo
forgiven by tho peoplo of Nebraska
Great Britain has a million more wo
men than men It wouldnt do for Car
rie Nation to get among the gentler sex
there and incite a rebellion againBt their
leigo lords In view of this etatemont
it ia also astonishing that petty nobles
should como to this country for a wife
Bixby well suggests that a mother
should consider it her duty to teach her
sons the wickedness of killing song birds
The feathered songsters are being
rapidly exterminated by boys who con
sider it necessary to shoot and use little
judgment in the matter of choosing
their marks
The democrats now assert that it was
the fear of Bryan and prevailing pros
perity that were responsible for the re
election of MoKinley Perhaps it was
These seemed to have been paramount
issues and either one would probably
have been sufficient to warrant a re
publican victory
One of the Easter novelties handled
by the toy men is a miniature hen that
lays an egg whenever a button is pressed
Now if the inventor could only attach
some similar sort of arrangement to the
genuine hen not only Easter but every
other day in the year would bo happier
to those who are compelled to go into
their pockets for the wherewithal to
purchase hen fruit
Residents of Omaha are not yet be
jyond being worked by confidence men
A stranger recently sneceoded in taking
a number of orders -from residents of
ithat city for mail boxes requiring a
Vnayment of 50 cents The purchasers
saw the man again and the boxes
fever not delivered Norfolk does not
policit n call from him as hor peoplo
probably not Invulnerable
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It is said that General Harrisons es
tate Is valued at but llttlo moro than
fJoOOOO a very Insignificant sum when
considered In this day and ago of tho
world whon a million is considered but
n smnll fortune It is prolmblo that tho
docoasod goutloman wns too much of a
patriot and too llttlo of a financier to ac
quire a fortuno eqnnl to that of tunny of
his soclnl nud political associates
Tho prospocts for a largo crop of
poachoB npricots rnsphotries straw
berries blnckhorrios nnd other fruits in
California are said to bo very promising
with tho probability that It will bo of
excellent quality This Is good nows to
thoso who havo an nppotito for good
fruits nnd who has not It is now
hoped thnt tho price will bo within
reach of tho pockotboolts of tho meanest
of us
Two animals with nbnormally de
veloped bnmps of curiosity aro Bald to
havo oomo together nt Madison Indl
nnn Tho first was of tho hnman
species and tho second of tho genus
cquus Tho man wns curious to know
how many tooth his korso had and put
his hand in tho brutos mouth Tho
horse was anxious to lenm how many
lingers tho man had and closed down
It is reliably reported that tho curiosity
of both wns fully satisfied although it
is stated thnt the man came off second
host
Minister Wu Ting Fung is a very pop
ular Chinaman nnd very much in de
mand It now appears that his pop
ularity will bo greater in this country
than thnt of old Prince Li Hung Chang
His sorvicos in a speech making capac
ity aro solicltod by many citios nnd his
timo Ib qnito fully occupied in respond
ing China dooB occasionally produce a
brainy man and one capable of discuss
ing world quoBttons but tho rocont ex
hibition by peoplo of thnt country indi
cate that tho brainy Chinaman is scarcer
than hens tooth
The Bolectiou of D E Thompson by
the republican caucus last night nt Lin
coln is evidently tho beginning of tho
oud of tho deadlock nnd it is probable
that both senators will bo chosen inside
of tho next few days There has been
a bittor fight against Mr Thompson but
it is probublo that much of it was unde
served Thoso republicans who havo
opposed his seloction should now give
him nn opportunity to show of whnt
material ho is mado He may prove as
satisfactory to his constituents nB any
roproseutntlvo tho state has ever had
and his eloction should speedily follow
It is probablo that tho man who
drinks intoxicants has more taxes to pay
than anyone the valuo of his property
considered Whon city connty state
or nation needs some money that cannot
bo raised othorwiso they slap a tax on
boor and whiskey with tho result thnt
tho foam on tho former extends further
down into tho glass and tho lattor
promptly attains additional summer
qualities with a corrosnoudi ig decline
of strength Missiouri has recently
found it nocossary to raiso more money
and has pat u tax of 10 conts a gallon
on distilled spirits It is figured thnt
this will increase tho states incomo
about 50000 a year
Formors invndoJ the Michigan legis
lative halls last Tuesday and caused
their representatives to pass the Goodoll
bill prohibiting tho coloring of oleomar
garine so as to resemble butter
Farmers in other states should take the
some kind of action Such measure are
important in that they aid pure food
legislation and prevent the substitution
of adulterated or Inferior articles for
tho genuine When a person pays for
batter he likes to feel certain that ho
receives butter and the same certainty
should be felt when maple syrup buck
wheat flour and other artioles of food
which have been basely imitated or sub
stituted are purchased
The Lincoln Journal of recent date
not only firmly established the canse of
tho anti imperialists but put a lasting
quietus on assertions of republicans who
have claimed that this republic never
has and never will be governed by an
emperor It asserts that the ancient
meaning of the word emperor or
imporitor was commander of an army
and as all United States presidents
from Washiugtoa down have boon
commanders-in-chief of the army of the
coautry they have all been emperors
and an emperor now reigns Its up to
the democrats uow however to show a
consistent reason for supporting Em
peror Cleveland and other successful
candidates of their party
The merchants of Norfolk handle a
class of goods that are of a quality and
style whioh should meet the require
ments of the most fastidious If they
do not happen to havo the particular
kind required they are generally accom
modating enough to send in a special
order and give no excuse whatever for
peoplo to send their orders out of town
Whan goods nre purchased out of the
city the profits go to people who have
no interest whatever in the welfare of
the town and contribute nothing to its
support their solecare being that there
is money enough accompanying the
order to pay for the goods They do a
strictly cash business and have a keen
THE NORFOLK NEWS FRIDAY MARCH 22 1901
eye to tho opportunities prosontcd by
peoplo who aro not fully alivo to tho im
portance of tho homo pntroungo move
ment
Tho printers unions of Otnnha aro
preparing to boycott tho business mon
who send out of town for thoir printing
This is as it should bo A merchant
who does not pntronizo n homo institu
tion should not expect pntroungo in
return Omnhn prlntorlos should bo
and undoubtedly nro fully equipped to
do anytntng in tno lino of printlug re
quired by hor business men and they
should receive tho work Tho print
shops in other towns aro nsualy compe
tent to hnudlo tho work of thoir respec
tive localities and tho bnsiuess mon
certainly havo no excoso to sond to
Omaha for thoir work if the Omnhn
people find it neccssnry to send else
where
Thomas Dradloy cx congrcsBman
from tho North Now York district nnd
ono of the candidates of Dick Croker is
very ill in a Washington hospital It is
Bald that ho was run by Crokor not
because he had legislative or other
ability required by tro position to which
ho aspired but becanso ho was a good
follow Ho was elected nnd his en
deavor to establish a reputation for
good fellowship in Washington led
to his undoing It is said that ho spont
moro timo in tho house restaurant than
in nttonding tho sessions of that body
and he dually developed into n con
firmed wine drinker Ho wns turned
down by Tammany but that aggra
vated rather than eared his failing nnd
ho has drifted from bad to worse Ho
is but ono of tho many good fellows
who becomo tho victims of their efforts
to tnnke friends every yenr
Governor WellB of Utah doe not pro
pose to have his state take a backward
stop on tho question of plural marriages
and although a Mormon himself has
placed his veto upon tho Evan i bill
Ho takeB the view that while there may
be a few persecutions under the present
law tho proposed law wonld placo the
entire Btato under a ban This comment
of the governors on the bill will no
doubt become historical I yield to no
one in affection for those my people
who from tho highest motives nud bo
cause thoy believed it n divine command
entered into the relation of plural mar
riage Born and reared in Utah mysolf
a product of that marriage system
taught from infancy to regard my line
ngo as approved of the Almighty and
proud today as I have ever been of my
heritage it will bo granted I trust
that every instinct of my nature reaches
out 10 shield my friends from harm nnd
to protect them from unjust attack
Thoir cause is my cause and when thoy
are hurt I am hurt for I am port of
them But in that same heart whioh is
filled with Fympathy for them I find
also the solemn feeling that this bill
holds out only a false hops of protection
aud that in offering a phantom of relief
to a few it in reality invites a deluge
of discord aud disaster upon all
Stand by the Ofllcers
This spriug Norfolk is experiencing
its usual difficulty in finding good
capnblo men willing to mako the sacri
fice of accepting a city office and that
there are such men yet to be found should
be cause for congratulation on the part
of the people Eaoh yenr it is becom
ing more apparent that a number of
city offices aro for from being desirable
positions in which to place a man and
one term 1b sufficient to satisfy or rather
one term is all that can be urged on
one man
This is an undesirable condition of
affairs and one for which tho people nre
largely responsible It is the result of
expecting too much work from an offi
cer whose monetary remuneration is
practically nothing and tho honors of
the office scarcely more all this backed
by acrimonious constant and often un
just criticisms The officers most at
tacked are strangely enough the ones
receiving the least pay The mayor
the polioe judge members of the council
and members of the board of education
are the targets for these critics
In most instances where the actions
of an officer are criticised it is done
because all the circumstances are not
fully understood and comes from a
misunderstanding which becomes more
perverted the moro times it is repeated
Broadly stated it is the duty of every
business man to serve at least one term
either as mayor councilman or member
of the school board and yet few do it
When they will not serve themselves
then they should stand by thoso who do
serve giving them credit for being
honest in their actions and disposing of
evonts to the best of thoir judgment as
the conditions are presented to them
If this wholesale criticism is not
stopped Norfolk will seo the time when
competent officials cannot be secured
and her officers will in fact be the
theme for just criticism and objects of
reproach to the city
It is time the practice should be dis
couraged and when tho majority of
voters select an official that majority
as well as tho minority should acquiesce
iu the choice and uphold his actions at
has not satisfactorily performed his
duties a change may be made
The timo has como for the people to
turn over a now leaf aud tho present
campaign should be conducted with
this ultimate object in sight
May pork jumped to 1635 on tho
Chicago market Tuesday nnd farmers
who have fat pork to sell aro happy
Tho prohibitionists of Donvor havo
nominntcd a city ticket composed en
tirely of women Tho ticket will prob
ably not havo a clean Bweop
Tho habit of withdrawing from the
race which seemB to bo epidemic in
Norfolk this spring is taking oonsldor
nblo excitement out of tho city cam
paign
The Indiana man who was boating
his wifo was hit over tho head with an
ax by his 10 y oars old daughter Tho
girl Hhould bo cleared oven though hor
parent dies
March tho 21st may bo spring but by
tho great John Rogers March tho -Kith
couldnt bo pnsBcd off on a man who
was doaf dumb blind paralyzed and
doad for a spring dny
If the legislators have regard for tho
peoplo of the state their constitnents
nnd the future success of republican
legislative tickets at tho polls they will
break thnt senatorial deadlock and
elect
The World Herald suggests that
Colonel lloosevolt might have some
gennino sport by tackling the Maroh
Hon Perhaps Colonel Bryan might
got him after ho has beon put through
a taming process
Norfolk Booms to bo about the only
locality in the state that has escaped a
small pox scare for which her citizens
nre duly thankful Howover thoso
places that have had the scare dont ap
pear to have had mnch else
England is seriously considering the
adoption of a protective tariff system
The London Daily Mail on Monday said
The real causes of Americas wonder
ful commercial success may be summed
up in the words tariff nnd great alert
ness
The danger of giving too much notor
iety to the doings of criminals is evi
denced in the Pat Crowe kidnapping
case Mr Crowe has thousands of imi
tators in all parts of tho country and the
city or village that has not experienced
a hold up of the Crowe type is bocoming
a decided rarity
If that Massachusetts man who has
discovered how to make cheap artificial
f uol is not a Nicola Tesla and his dis
covery proves practical everybody will
take off their hats to him It is likely
however that tho fellows with coal to
sell conld make it an object for the in
venter to retain his secret
A show company that uses ndvertis
ing matter bearing the phrase Every
body goes to a Hole in the Ground re
cently nunc one of them in an under
takers place of business nud the mem
bers were surprised at a lack of patron-
ace The peope were fearful that the
company was in the employ of the un
dertnker
General Mariano Trios commander
of the rebel forces in the southern prov
ince of Luzon has surrendered and
taken the oath of allegiance to the
United States and the Hong Kong junta
is said to be breaking up Now if Petti
grew would surrender and take the oath
of allegiance the rebellion might be con
sidered as a matter of history only
The people of San Francisco are to
witness the flight of an air ship on May
1 according to report The machine is
228 feet long weighs 13000 pounds and
has an estimated lifting capacity of 21
000 pounds The cost of the ship is
computed at 00000 The engineer will
please notify the people of Nebraska if
its trial trip will bring it across this
state 6o that we may be on the lookout
for it
The State Liquor Dealers association
has authorized the payment of fCOO as a
reward to those who assisted in catch
ing and apprehending the murderers of
Herman Zahn of Snyder The lions
share of the reward will go to bberiff
Phillips Whatever may be said of the
liquor dealers of Nebraska it cannot be
denied that they are prompt and
effectual in avenging through due pro
cess of law one of their number
Mr Bryans visit east was evidently
not to see how he could best give away
advertising space in the Commoner to
the common people but to learn the
highest rate it was possible to ask from
the octopuses Through the assistance
of some of the leading magnates of the
newspaper world who have a monopoly
or Buppose they have of all the best
brains of the country he will probably
bo successful in accomplishing his pur
pose
A bride of Cleveland
Ohio sold her wedding ring and pur
chased a revolver with which she killed
herself because she and her husband
had quarrelled They had been married
but a few weeks She should have
tried it lone enough to realize that a
least until a campaign opens when if he quarrel is ordinarily considered a very
uuimportant diversion to wedded life
It would have been time enough to
shoot when her husband began hurling
the crockery and furniture at hor
The Congregational minister
toon 111 nsos half page advertisement
in tho local papers and is finding it a
great success Tho experiment has been
condnctcd for three weeks nnd during
that timo a 7MK debt against tho
church has boon paid off Thoso peoplo
commonly deslgnacd as emtnlsBarios of
tho devil by church people find it profit
ablo to ndverMso and why tho chnrohos
conld not mnko tho same method profit
able in a spiritual and financial sense is
not proven
Tho Holt Connty Independent of last
week was published by the ladles of tho
M E church of that city Ono item
says Ono hundred and twelve couples
got pormits to wed from the county
judgo during tho yonr 1900 Dont
think from this bovs that tho licenses
nre nil gone Tho judgo reports thnt ho
has several left and the prico remains
tho same notwithstanding the upward
tendency ofpriceBof everything else
It is rumored that tho boys nre en
deavoring to discover whether tho item
wns written by some handsome young
girl or n garrulous old mnid
Seventeen republicans wore nbsent
from the canons that nominated D E
Thompson aud it is positively asserted
that nine will refnso to vote for the
choice of tho caucus It would seem
that a large share of tho trouble among
the republicans in the legislature could
be avoided if they would Bubmit to tho
time honored rule of the majority It
is unreasonable to ask tho large mojority
to submit to the dictation of a few and
it is positively outrageous that a few
should pull back and refuse to act unless
their wishes are considered The people
oi the state readily submit to the wishes
of tho majority and why it should not
be so in the legislature chosen by those
people is not satisfactorily explainable
The voters would unquestionably stand
by tho ohoioe of the legislature if the
majority should reach a decision They
ore undoubtedly qualified to choose It
is this indecision that plays havoc
A LONG SIEGE
Tlifct of Glbrnltnr Brcnks the Record
of Modern Time
Although by no means the most terri
ble the last siege of Gibraltar when
the Hock was held by a British garrison
under General Elliot against the com
bined efforts of the Spaniards nnd
French from July 5 1779 to Nov 20
17S1 holds the record as the longest
important siege of modern times The
fact that every now and again the gar
rison were able to add to their pro
visions by successful sorties kept them
from succumbing to hunger but
scurvy claimed nearly 1000 victims
For weeks together over G000 shells
were thrown Into the town daily A
curious point about this siege Is that
the governor of Gibraltar after having
done everything he could think of to
strengthen the fortifications issued a
proclamation calling on any of the gar
rison who had any schemes to propose
to call on him with them as he did not
wish the Rock to fall when by listening
but a few minutes to a private Individ
ual it might be saved
By holding the fortress of Plevna
during the Russo Turkisb war from
Sept 7 1S77 to Dec 10 against the
pick of the Russian army the Turkish
garrison under Osman Pasha accom
plished the Impossible according to
both military and medical experts for
not only did they defy the besieging
force when It numbered nearly 50 to 1
against them but they lived for 12
weeks practically without food Yet on
Dec 10 nfter having eaten their last
grain of rye they sallied out and
plucklly tried to cut their way through
the Russians London Mall
An American Dnet
During my residence in Heidelberg a
lamentable and terrible affair took
place that threw a profound gloom
over the university and the entire
town Two German students having
quarreled decided the earth was not
large enough for both of them to live
in and resorted to the diabolical prac
tice called the American duel
In a darkoned room the two young
men drew lots having sworn that he
who drew the black ball would commit
suicide The unhappy loser went to
his room and discharged a bullet Into
his breast but missed his heart and
lingered for several days on bis death
bed His parents were summoned by
telegraph and besought him on their
knees to disclose the name of his an
tagonist but he steadfastly refused
and died with the secret In his breast
The students not only excused his
conduct but praised his courage and
when his remains were taken to tho
railway station to be transported to a
distant city they accompanied the fu
neral cortege with torches and music
The students claimed he was not a sui
cide for he was killed In nn honorable
duel and they maintained that his op
ponent was not accessory to his death
because he shot himself I had many
arguments with them and never could
convince them of their extraordinary
tergiversation Science
Of all dreary roads few have such
desolate surroundings as that leading
from Jerusalem The road winds
among rocky hills which for miles
seem destitute of every living thing
save occasional flocks of long black
haired goats and sheep apparently
eating pebbles and attended by a youth
ful shepueru Tlie steep Hillsides are
dotted with numerous holes and caves
cut in the rock IndlaunpollB News
For a finger nnll to reach Its full
length nn avernge of seven twelfths
of nu Inch from 121 to 138 days of
growth nre necessary
Women forgive
forget slights
Injuries bnt never
HOW YOU SPEND YOUR LIFE
The Time Kiiicndnl on nn Arerase
In the Dnlly Itoutlnc
An ordinary man would laugh away
ns prei osterous the suggestion thnt he
was likely to spend 20 jenrs of his llfo
In sleep But thnt Is because he doe
not conduct his llfo according to a
schedule nnd tenlly has no Iden of how
he does spend It As n matter of fact
most men over CO years old have al
ready spent more than 20 yenrs In bed
which Is only one of the surprises In
store for the man who sets himself to
work to discover how those 24 hours
thnt dnlly hllp by so mysteriously are
disposed of
By a palnstnklng study of nvernges a
skilled statistician hns recently arrived
nt tho conclusion expressed In the fol
lowing figures They apply to the
avernge American mnn of W yenrs of
age They do not accurately represent
his life today because his years of In
fancy nnd childhood nro Included in
the computation They will apply nei
ther to the man of leisure nor to the
Inborlng mnn But perhaps the aver
age mnn who both works nnd plnyB -will
recognize himself In them
Twenty years In sleep
Three yenrs nine months In eating
and wnltlng for the wnlter
Seventeen years six months In work
ing
Seven yenrs six months In pursuit of
pleasure
Six yenrs three months In wnlklng
and other exercise
Two yenrs six months In making
ones toilet
Two years six months doing abso
lutely nothing
The Item of toilet mny be subdivided
into seven months for shnvlng 11
months for washing one yenr for
dressing Most men wnlk nbout three
yenrs nnd six mouths nnd spend two
years and nine months In other cxer
clses
The little table becomes more Intel
ligible If less comprehensive when it
is reduced to n settle of days lu which
case It stands ns follows
Eight hours sleeping
One hour 30 minutes eating
Seven hours working
Three hours amusement
Two hours 30 minutes exercise
4
One hour toilet
One hour doing nothing
The avernge mnn If confronted with
this will doubtless claim that he does
not spend eight hours In sleep You
mny retort by telling him that It Is
doubtful whether ho spends seven nt
work but In his youth he slept more
and worked less nnd all this Is taken
Into account In estimating averages
An elaboration in any direction of
the statistics given nbove is interest
ing For Instance It has been com
puted that In n single year a man may
speak 11800000 words aud give 1200
handshakes The total energy dis
pensed In this fashion alone during 50
years would be sufficient to raise 2500
tons
Then again one may open nnd shut
the eyes 95000000 times during a sin
gle year The force thus expended
yearly through 00 years would be If
accumulated sufficient to lift a cable
car filled with pasbengers a good many
feet St Louis Post Dispatch
Saved n Collie Doe
Mr Robert Mncdougall one of the
meteorologists at Ben Nevis observa
tory had n most exciting experience
when climbing that mountain one day
Ills only companion lu tho ascent was
a collie dog to whom ho snys he owes
his life When maneuvering on a
Bnowsllde about 1000 feet nbove the
half way station Mr Mncdougall lost
bis footing and ns the surface of tho
snow wns glazed and hard he was
soon being whirled down a gully at an
alarming pace sometimes head fore
most nt others the reverse
It wns nt this juncture that the dogs
sagacity came in As soon as Mr
Mncdougall began to slide it caught
his coat with its teeth and greatly im
peded the downward progress The
dog ultimately guided him to a place
of safety after the twain had slid
down on the snow for nearly 1000 feet
Strange to say neither observer nor
dog wns much hurt nnd the former
breaking open the door of the half way
hut lit n fire Here he wns found by
a search party half asleep with the
dog watching over him Westminster
Gazette
Only One Stde
The family were at their devotions
the other morning In the home
of a west end clergyman Mas
ter Six-year-old thought his papas
prayer was rather long when break
fast was waiting nnd he under
took to beat a quiet retreat to the
kitchen Suddenly there was a crash
and n tabic with its contents fell to
the floor with the young deserter from
the family altar beneath It Prayers
were Interrupted temporarily and
when they were resumed the father
prayed for the naughty boy A short
time later the lads mamma found him
In a closet up stulrs He was sobbing
bitterly
Oh mamma ho exclaimed Indlg
nnntly Papa tells God of nil the
bad things I do but never tells blm a
word about the good thnts In me--Cleveland
Plain Dealer
Indaatrlona Jackdaws
Once jackdaws have taken a fancy to
nuy particular situation they will per
form the most astonishing tasks In the
way of collecting sticks wherewith to
make n foundation for their nest A
pair once tried to build In the hell
tower of Eton college chapel England
and In the space of 17 days formed a
6olld pillar of sticks no less than ten
feet In height Another couple com
pletely blocked up a church tower lu
tho space of three weeks by collecting
a cartload of sticks which they placed
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