The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-12-06

4 DESERT OCEAN ISLAND BLooM-
ING INTO LIFE.
freak of nature is reported from
Raker's Island. some 700 miles sonth-
vest from Honolulu. The strong
ocean current that formerly set west
ward is said to have completely
changed it's course. setting now dl-
rectly eastward, with the same regu-
lar and rapid flow, and the Island
which has been reported ana cohsi"-
cred absolutely barren, except OF rats.
that lived upon the cast-ups OF the
sea. is said to have been hooded Win
water by copious rains, the hrso
known to have ever fallen upon 1t.
These two changes in the program
me of nature have wrought most
wonderful effect. The Island, form
erlv dry, was, Of course. unproduc-
tive. and the westward current com.
| ING from the wide, ''trackless sea,
brought no germs oflife to its shores
The late rains have prepared 1t tor
vegetation. and 10 the current forth
with changes to the eastward, by
which it flows Immediately from the
nearest islands, bringing with 1t a
burden Of possibilities Of life.
The opportunity has been SO Wen
annreciated by Bakers island that IN
tour months time (the changing cur
rent occurred June A. it has become
one mass ofg reenery. Immense pump
kins are reported as tlourishing there
nrohahly the result OF OutcaSt seeuS
from some passing vessel; and the
lean sea garbage rats, though az nrSt
naturally mystiied over the trans1of-
: nation. living in as we'll as on them,
: and holding many high-revel balls
inside the great yellow spheres.
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