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The literary digest . Baton Built Roadwayat plant of Henry BowerChemical Mfg. Co., Phila. And years from now yourBaton Built Road, installedby experts to meet your In-dividual requirements, willbe practically as good as low maintenance will havesaved you the cost of a newroad several times over. Allthis you will get at a costvery low compared wlih thatof the rest of your plant. Write for our folder or fora Roadway Engineer who,without obligation, willvisit your plant and sendyou an estimate. HENRY E. BATON Presser BIdg., 1713 Sansom Also IndustrialPlant Buildings. and wide-spreading oak. The naturalistpointed to it and observed that it was aremarkable example of the noble tree. Yes, and you see by the branching ofthat oak, said the P*resident, that whenit grew up this wood was an open field,and maybe under the plow; it is only infields that oaks take that form. That is true, agreed the naturalist,but for the minute when I first observedthe tree my mind didnt take in thatfact. Do you see anything wrong with thehead of that pronghorn? asked Rooseveltas he handed Burroughs a copy of hisRanch Life and the Himting Trail It was a pictm-e of a hunter bringingin an animal on the saddle behind saw nothing wrong with thepicture. The President took the naturalistinto one of his rooms where the mountedhead of a pronghorn hung over the manteland pointed out that the eye was closeunder the root of the horn, whereas theartist, Remington, had placed the eye inthe pictiire two inches too low. Roosevelts interest in birds and naturalhistory of cour
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