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Show o BERTHA EASILY AGGRAVATED Harold B. Schultz, operator at the airways radio range, can probably i tell you more of the little-known ) highways and byways within 40 or i oO miles of Milford than any other ! man of the town. He has negotiated much of his traveling in company with his) brother, who spent a part of the summer here, and in search of unusual pictures and rattlesnakes. His search for snakes had been long on search and short on snakes until just recently, when he came into possession pos-session of two in quick succession. Ri3 late-st acquisition he named Bertha and he had hor on dispay Tuesday. Nine rattles and a ready I inclination to sound them on the j least irritation seemed pleasing to our friend Schultz, who will use Bertha for a series of intimate snapshots and then cast the dear : sister aside, no doubt. |
