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1902 CALENDAR OF DuPONT, de NEMOVRS <S. 



CO.— See Notice on Page 155 of this Issue. 



PASTE IT IN YOUR HAT. 



The fourth annual meeting of the L. 

 A. S. will be held in Indianapolis, Ind., on 

 the second Wednesday of February, 1902. 

 Eligible for membership therein : 



All general officers of the League. 



All chief wardens, vice wardens and 

 secretary-treasurers of divisions. 



All delegates chosen by the several divi- 

 sions, and the chairmen of all standing 

 committees. 



Members who may determine to attend 

 are requested to send notice to the Secre- 

 tary at once, in order that a hall of suitable 

 size may be engaged and proper arrange- 

 ments made for hotel and other accommo- 

 dations. We hope to have at least 30 

 States represented in this meeting. We 

 especially invite all local wardens to be 

 present. It will greatly benefit the cause 

 to have the members from various States 

 and from various portions of each State 

 meet, become acquainted, exchange ' views 

 and ideas, and thus fit themselves for bet- 

 ter and more effective work at home. 



A yearly subscription to Recreation is 

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 boy who is interested in nature study, fish- 

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MOUNTAINS OF FLORIDA 



I should be glad to correspond with a few 

 sportsmen relative to the Apopka Mountain 

 section of Florida* I have a very pleasant 

 place ; quails, turkeys, deer, black bass, etc. 



C. H. STOKES, P,M, MohawK, UKe Co., Fla 



