. Der nationale Standard squab Buch. Tauben. 1907 WEITERE GESCHICHTEN VON ERFOLG 1908 weiß aus Erfahrung es ist Geld in der Tauben. Handbuch "schrecklich GrOOD." Ich hoffe, Sie werden mir meine Tardi - ness in Beantwortung ihres Schreibens mit Bezug auf die neuen nationalen Standard Squab Buch. Natürlich möchte ich dieses Buch. Ich weiß nicht £ dr liiese Bücher über jede Neugier senden. Ich habe Tauben gehalten, und ich weiß, es wird Geld in ihnen lE sie sind richtig betreut. Ich will zurück in die Taube Geschäft zu erhalten, nachdem die erste des Jahres, und beabsichtigen, dies zu tun, und ich möchte mit den besten Vögel kann ich beginnen, ICH

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. The national standard squab book. Pigeons. 1907 MORE STORIES OF SUCCESS 1908 KNOWS BY EXPERIENCE THERE IS MONEY IN PIGEONS. MANUAL " AWFUL GrOOD." I trust you will pardon my tardi- ness in answering your letter with reference to the new National Standard Squab Book. Of course I want this book. I do not send £dr liiese books through any idle curiosity. I have kept pigeons and I know there is money in them lE they are properly looked after. I want to get back in the pigeon business after the first of the year, and intend to do so, and I want to start with the best birds I can get, I think the National Standard Squab Book v*ry fine. It is '* awful good." More pleasure and satisfaction than 1 can express. Don't know of any improvements you could make, unless you went ahead and said the same thing over again. I enclose 20 cents in stamps for your new 1907-1908 Manual. I also send by this mail, under separate cover, the old Manual. I intended to purchase some of your birds when I sent for your book, but conditions have been such that it has been impossible. Can't say exactly when, but will buy some of your birds soon. The main reason I haVen't bought some of your birds is becatise I haven't had any place to keep them. I have kept pigeons all my life, know a great deal about their habits, ajid above all, I am very fond of them. How- ever, I had to dispose of all the birds I had about 18 months ago, and since that time I haven't had the room to keep them. I had to dispose of them on account of having to leave Atlanta. My lease on my present home runs out about January 10, 1908, at which time I expect to buy me a i)lace with large premises, where I can keep pigeons, as I made a good deal of money on then during my school days, and believe I can do so now as a side line if nothing more.—M. R. L., Georgia. PLEASED WITH YOUR BUSINESS METHODS AND BUYING STEADILY. I have never seen a more likely lot of pigeons, and as I have room enough for another 10 pairs, I

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