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Baltimore, Md., August 15th, 1910. 

 Mr. J. Warren Jacobs, 



Waynesburg, Pa. 

 Dear Sir: 



I have yours of the 12th inst., and in reply beg to say that I am having very good 

 luck with my new Martin-box. This box, by the way, took the place of an old box 

 which had always been occupied. The extra box which I ordered from you I gave to 

 my brother, who was not successful in landing a colony this year. Possibly he was late 

 in getting it put up. Yours very truly, 



Norman James. 



FIGURE 11 

 Style 9 Martin House of Mrs. Albert F. Gallun, "Woodland," Hartland, Wis. 



Frederick/town, Pa., October 19, 1910. 

 Mr. J. Warren Jacobs, 



W T aynesburg, Pa. 

 Dear Sir: 



The bird-house which I purchased from you this last spring was intended to sup- 

 plant an old one which had been on my grounds for several years past, but which had 



