The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-02-27
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AUS
Ane 'efmi'e miners are VICIOUS NIUE red
iello"H' ranging from one nall 10 hve eieh
ths oil an lneh IN 'enRth' with body OF
corresponding thlckhess' purchased
nail inter 81 10 slAty oolonles shortly after
reached Winslow. colony meens an
uncertain number OF ants. They eHafm
and liyeln factions, aud are subject TO
the most stringent rules when lou buy
colony you may get thousand or bu
hon ants IL all depends on the di@roAi
ton OF the termlte ruler.
/ went 10 wth iellow, and We b"neht
sixty colonies from man That lived about
twenty miles out oil Winslow' We h"1 TO
make tflp with eaoh colony.
You have to take u water oatt ana wear
high rubber boots, Then you must haEe
good, broad, wooden shovels' Al oI
'ndden You go TO your colony, scoop mp
he ants with the wooden shovaI dump
hem IN the carts, and thea you etait Tor
he Jewel mines.
When you reach the place where tae
Ints are to work you take your shogais
nd dump them out without cefemouy.
Lhe snts begin to borrow at ouca f,rst
hey strl,e the fine hot fsnd Of toe des
rt This the ants deposit 10 ung
'blch Is remarkable for lts symmetry.
'oen comes the coarse Rayel aud 81 ts
deposited IN circle outside the SAND.
Meao~hlle the ants are going downward
0 search Of food aud water,
re apparently complete, We BEGIN 10 Jo.k
nt for jewels. Suddenly a cardinal bpai
ernie miner will come up Win roma
hing in bIs clawa He viii MAS hry.ad
be sand and gravel lay.t. and .ta,ta
ew stfsta oa the oater edse. TINS feI
,u vail ma ,oIIoued lv b,s t,on..,t