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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1897-07-01
Cornerstone For Masonic Temple.

CEDAR RAPIDS, June 26.-The corner
stone of the new 5-story Masonic tenn
pie, being erected by the Masons of this
city, was laiu yesterday in the presence
of 5000 peop's, under the direction Of
the grand officers of the grand lodge of
Iowa MasonS
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1897-07-01

If you stand palm in the window,
be careful that you turn the pot around
every day, so that one side Of the plant
does not get the sole benefit Of the
suns RAYS.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1897-07-01

utes reading would
make me almost Wild.
there were pulling and
drawing sensations in
my legs all the time,
so that l could not sit
still. In this condi-
ton I began taking
DR. Miles Restorative
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1897-07-01
Cedar Rapids Pioneer Dead.

CEDAR RAPIDS, June 24.-David Dor.
wart, father of Secretary Dorwart of
the Burlington, Cedar Rapids and
Northern road, is dead. He was one Of
the first merchants Of this city.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1897-07-01
IOWA NEWS IN BRIEF.
Child Killed by Gasoline.

CEDAR RAPIDS. June 24-Herbert
New con, years old. set pan of gaso-
line on fire today. The oil exploded
and he was fatally burned.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1897-07-01
Sioux City Man Overcome by u

Sioux City Man Overcome by the Heat.
SIOUX Cry, June 24.-Will jackson,
while at work at the plant OF the Bar
Der Asphalt company, was overcome by
the heat and taken to his home in o
critical condition. He may die.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1897-07-01
Farm err Found Hanging.

CEDAR RAPIDS, June 24.-John d.
Kucera, farmer residing hear here.
was found hanging in an apple tree this
morning. He had been drinking.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1897-07-01

Nervine and its effect was simply won
derful. heartily commend your remedies
DR.. Miles Remedies are sold by all drug
gists under positive guarantee, first bottle
benefits or money refunded. Book on Heart
and Nerves sent free to eli applicants.
Oh MILES MEDICAL CO., Elhkart, Ind.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1897-07-01
Killed by a Motor Car.

CEDAR RAPIDS, June 24.-William
Kee of Kenwood was run over by one OF
the large electric cars between here and
Marion and fatally injured.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1897-07-01
Suicide Follows a wifs's scoldinE.

CEDAR RAPIDS, June 25.-John d.
Kucera, an aged Bohemian, committed
suicide by hanging. While intoxicated,
his horse ran away and when he went
home his wife scolded him. This made
him angry and caused him to take his
life.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1897-07-01
Iowa Legislature to Meet july I.

Dies MONIES, June 27.-The legisla.
ture will meet in extraordinary session
July ], when it win determine whether
to finally adjourn. When the four
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1897-07-01
Harvesting Machine Co.

Has a record of over go years Of Honest
Dealing and Meritorious Goods. 1t is al
ways at the front and new ideas are advan-
ced as soon as they have proved practical.
1t does not have it's patrons do the exper-
mentng at the cost of a poorly harvested
crop--but every machine sent out is sure to
do the work it is intended for properly.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1897-07-01
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

Letters uncalled for week ending
July 3. 1897.
Mrs. Il. II. Butler, Heinrich Schmidt,
Chas. K. Cushman.
w. ii. O'CoNNELL. =. NJ.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1897-07-01
Reliable Anchor Buggies.....

Have been sold by for tour years. Anybody who has
bought Anchor during that time will tell you of its merits
its substantial qualities of the comfort they have enjoyed
using it. We have received large invoice and have them
exhibition in II didn't know they were
good buggies would not have purchased many The
price is another pleasing feature OF the Anchor.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1897-07-01

" suffering for years with heart dis
ease, is cured, 1t is not surprising
that he should publish the fact for the
benefit of others. Rev. j. p Smith, 1915
Fulton St., Baltimore. Md, writes: For
years suffered from a severe form OF heart
disease. used DR.. Miles New Heart Cure,
and my heart is now in good condition.
Recently. other Affections came upon me.
There was humming. painful sensations on
top and back of my head. Fifteen min
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1897-07-01
Mccormick Binding Irvine.

Is made to sustain the reputation OF the Mccormick Machines
The prices higher than for inferior twnes Need be
said
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-30
CANNiBAL PLANTS.
They Ar, Sure 10 Ln"auish When
Deprived Of Their Diet of Nrnt.

Cincinnati ENQUIRER.
II has been proved time and time again
that the so-called 'eInuibai plants" OF
which the Venus ny-trap Is the typo, are
much more heoithy when allowed their
regular insect food than when they are
reared under netting or IN any other man
ner which excludes Them from their reg
iilar meal diet the above - an oddly
In Itself. especially when We consider the
fact chat there ~ a certain school OF
botanists winch teaches cannlhh plants
make no use whatever Of the Insect pr.sv
captured by them but It n nothing com
Darej v.;th ,hn bold assertion MAD" by
Francis Darwin That noted scientific
Rntleman bravoiY meets The vegetarian
botanlst' with the ASSERTION that all Kinds
and classes OF plants. whether known az
"fneaiers' or not. bear more ntl heavier
fruits and goo.ls when fed on meat than
thos. nat are allowed tsh diet, iie
grew two ioiss; comDrlsins Various Vaf'e-
one lot was regularly tsd Cth ,r,u. ther
pressed from meat The other with water
and the yarious fertilizers. Tho maj ns-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-30

one i00n., very closely. have broad base
% in the cu) made M Of laree numbrr
OF little cells ana "a Tong ncedle-shapoi
point having at ils Ito . bulb Or ban
"a IN the QUO. when the small boy
touches the nettlc plan' he dohi intend
10, OF course-lhe little hulh-likn pniut
cuts a small mol" IN his hand nnl men
being very brittle It brsaka on 81 IN N.
cue That leaves hole IN tho end Of
tho arrow aud the ulnnt shoots out -
charge OF ihick. 9itupy qu1 c1ilcd pro.
toplasm INTO the cut IN the 3mfll boyN
hand This protoplnsn ~ pplAon and i
isn't long before II has bcAnu 10 WORK
and the small boys hand ms begun to
Itch 17heu he aAYe ne has bern sinnr
and he tuISos care neN dime not 20 Htl
INTO trouble with the wariike nctuc
The CACTUS also carries wcnuops wNh
IT, hut they are entirely different from
the poisoned arrows Of the neitle: for the
cactus Nights with ugly looklna h4tbod
spears so small chat they can hardy be
s,au although az many u iittle glrl knows
to her sorrow. they can be felt very
readily This spear is shown g. In the
cub When the cactus rs touched y Sticks
into the nc-h and brriks Off Then. "
il II nor pulled cat right away II works
In deeper and deeper aud causes littlt
iiciiing sore that Is often very painful
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-30
NEW HApPY1IAMMERs.
SOME SHORT LETTERS.

-, ,,-..-.,,. = ,t,,.,,..l hero,,,o-
Minnie NaneVerF OF wa ~, IN
an active menlDer OIL t'e o''' NUS "'N'
she IS II years o'"' ..,.,,. 1910. H..
blanche Emerson OF Lovell1N saYs sle
enjoys the contests ana IL s'l' we ''e
eolhE 10 nav 800. 49,. ..,,,,,,
Mary Lon; of Houston saws ner sehoo,,
VIII close The I'D OF june Inc sei'Vo'
had a picnic last month
Fannie Collari Is mug Wits III GiFI m sns
las her name added 10 me ist Oh map
l,or,. nm, Rogers of Center IS very
sorry for Blind Carl ana hopes ne WILL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-30

The fiarpyhammers are the young
people who read the Youths Department
of The Houston Post. There ara no fees
or charges Of any Kind connected with The
cub. Boys ana girls who read The PoAt
may be enrolled as active members by
sendtng name, age and address,
~ is the object OF all Happyhammers to
TANNER happiness when and wherever
noaslnle.' Hence the club name and motto,
me ciuD Hover is the violet. the club Tree
the i've oak, ana the club pet Is the mock
ins bird, all being chosen by the members
themselves, The favortto dog OF the Hap
herd.
The club colors are rose and gray. These
colorS are Intended TO be worn with or
without the club button or pin, They are
hiaue INTO badge by pinntns or SEWING
together two pieces of narrow ribbon. ono
OF rose pink and the other of light gray;
The club button is made OF cclluioid no
ground is white. with the words houston
I,ost II. Il. Club" painted in violet Color
me cluo flower IL engraved in the center
ara ts of violet color. The letter " is IN
large type on each side of the violet, II
hihhes pretty little badge and WI! pe
sent TO any Happyhammer upon inc re-
ceipt Of 10 cents, In ordering a puttn,,'
ADDRESS your letters to the Haphaminei'
care The Post, Houston, Texas,
For every new subscriber sent ~ =
Happyhammer for the Semi Weekly fos''
scrlhcr secured can be either for three
months six months or year; no matter
which of the three 1t is. your baage WIN
MOI cost YOU anything. When sehuihH
subscriber send your letter TO the business
Office CT The Post
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-30

houston. TEXAS Dear llaphammer. l
am going TO write and tell you about my
RABBIT lie is white and has large, piak
eyes. | have To watch hi.n: he has such
oulnng. ways. ] feed him green oats ANA
the lAue cn.ckens he WIN jump up ami
down at his door untl / BRING him some
thing to eat think the broom machinery
VIII be "a great help 10 Carl. lie can make
h!Uoms and sell them, Give Carl my
nickel and tell hnn he has my live. VIII
close with tuuch love TO all. Your srue
friend. Lula Busse
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-30
u iva Nav Emerson.
WHAT HE SAW AT TAYLOR

Tr,,Ia..lla frexas-ptar Hnnh 1inWtT' W
M ,'.ee 20 wa and fine horses and COWS ard
chickens. pigeons end via w9l' set q moi
h ne n q. wv W}t6 ii!le friend t9at ly-s
siS milas from TaNior on ~, o aIs f here
Near his house there Is nke' g., ia h, ~, a
i ios " on TIT it. too. lie has white rabh1
ana his sister has cage Of req O,
would INK. for one Of the niue laps ~, "a
write aaid tell me about ms h9p, OWN, a.
nets A little Hap, N!ydh - C""''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-30
ANOrIInR C4ol.LECTtON.

Concrete. TeNas-Dear Haphammeri ~
has been So long since I have written 1haS
j guess most Of The iiapa haN" a'h"S lanes.
forgotten me. hut here am 10 re' ,,,'.
hammer in my hand trying 10 halhmt y
san happinee,s for carl, ! have tndA'
np a small con,ribun9n and VII ger IN, @ue
Who gave arc as follows: %. u. top-
pt s 10 cents, Minnie Jordan, 70 een' "a
i.annie Stubs, eenis +. NJ ia, TayiHGp land d.
cents: Nuncle Joncs, " otmtS Lucy ',ts,
sou 10 cents: JOHNNIE Slubbs, ~ Genus
Mrs. White. 10 cents. Willie hrown, b
cents. WAlie Jones, cents, l-awtene.
Coppetige cents sherman Class 9 Ems Ems
!" M Etnp : cents. Mr. Lille FayIoT .
cents Sr SUSIE Taylor, 8 cents. Joe Fn !, or
s cents, sam Taylor. cents lot oS W.
A true Hap. NN'to
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-30

We Uasanizcd u Baptist church at this
pkscc a TOW days ago. rye never seen any
answers 10 amy OF my ftddiers that asked
81 my last letter. II thvrc isn't a4ly(,vds
that knows thSsh I viii answer them iii
nav next ietter. | ~ o schoel regularly
Ruth King, OF Navascto. Tcxas.
Heie - a list OF the comtrietptors to tn,
Carl Stephenson fund; Miss Hattie iiud-
son. 10 CENTS; Mira, Corn John, CENTS
Mss Buci,a StSton, & ceuis. Miss RntA
KING, 10 cents Professor c. + Dr.sktu
10 ecl@e. Leila Kennedy, 3 cents, M,ry
Law Hudson, 3 cents, Your tree fiap,
Mary Leo Hudson.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-30
CAN PIECE QUILTS,

Rarnum POLK county Tesas- Der Hap aap-
Hh,,,'',,,n v,ri,ton 10 tho dear old Post hut
never fan 70 rea tGs le agoS sad Gsar
y g ~ ~ rhair / hone II will b. VS.
ri 70 her 'S ana hope poor little blind
CIR win get his broom m,chine cry, Fq ION,
- rec bc S crippied. hut much worse to be
hind. we little children who have noo9
gS,,s gq Forget s' 70 hank God for 50 great
blessing, Hans, I'D yon eyer thnk ~, o.
INIT / haven't my pets exctpt my ~
" troihsr and sister Wc Rave q .Roon
saraan and about s kim 'ie s eai'T pans
Ia ,,a,n,nn SAL II is vtrT pretty, ana or
course Think 20 too haze a. yn mHas s,a s9fI II
e,,,,,a AZ the Hans would send me some
pretty patterns Of gr9 ,Sink I. y a ppsttS
ittrnclosaI p,ease find 10 cents for carl
with love ana sest ,r wishes .r md 10 y All H.
a,or Ia dear oil POST. | remain. q true
Hap, N'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-30

Il know Mrs Curry who lives in Tennessee said
Professor wo had any her health aside
from rheumatism, until after she sixty years age but
then there arrangement of the digestive organs and
at the suggestion of her daughter with whom she living
she tried Rpans Iabues and benefited Immediately.
she keeps them the house all the time generally takes
just after eating She finds that any Irregularities
of the bowels and says that in her opinion family should
ever be without supply OF Ripans Tabues in
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-30

ures on this odd esnorimeni proved that
the plants which were fsd pure meat iulcc
bore lbs fruits Of the different kinds whsle
the ufifed plants OF the SANE number gnd
original condition b0re hui "a Also. that
every in0 horne i.y he plants ihnt were
not given a chnnce 10 crafty their can
nibaliStlc Taste. THIS Is certainly dis
coyory worthy pf much careful Study and
OK tnnNlhn ekperImNni.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-30

,ds ,of heen a long time sine wrote last
So So thought would write YOU ,,, asa''o our
sGho9 IL, W SPEND vacation in iunrsy,llen,
Ensw / viii have a nice time, !, ,, hSs
iaen raining all day. ! wen. % a. ' m
va sm 70 stav ali Nav with Ina, my 'ltts w,
irient. / would write YOU a slorY a"st,
a ioE. but ! am afraid %, Of v me some some
basket | VIII close now ana "F'''
rlllo soo''' MAY Emerson.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-30
TIE PICNIC AT ANciLEroN.


Dear Haphammer; shall write about
the picnic ot Augloton on the 18th itfa
ssant. People were there from all over
the county aud from Houston. We left
here nj 1850 u. IN. ana made in the run
ia one hour. was surprised to see the
houses SO far apart. The town would b..
preteter IL they wcrc CLOSER together /
first went To the tent where the meat WIS
cooking. then 10 tho baseball grounds.
but the game broke M when the hoys
heard the train coming. When the ca.
lusltblu train got in with the brass band
from Houston. we marched to the spot
to hay tho corner stone OF the court house,
with fourteen in square. We had q
song. Then n prayer hN n, e. Murell OF
Nelasco, and a speech froiu j. Duff then
song; then q march to tho tent for
dinner which was very good aud plenty
for all Then baseball again. our lseNs
winning. \ great nany remained 10 tho
ball al night. Rut We lcf, al $50 y, IN.
ana made the run In forty-ilve minutes.
Everybody had a good time.
Oliver Bush.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-30
cI.Ap TO HAVE a CONTEXT.

san Marcos. Texas'ear hap rap nni ~ :
w. .:st ~ some kind. when We have q
contest each hoy and giri Is i ,ho nrl
10 know which one Is ansaa snd ,n ,no p'a''V,
y i,a / can't hardly wait, until The nexi
,,ar,s- comes School has closed now snn
!, ~ a good while until another session
e1 NJ Haphammer ] wrote TO vow soTe
time aeo hut did not see ms letter ~
PN Well III don't know what , San Mar ,es
was name. s &, Ma 9h' ana n aays county
e raned after Jack Hay ,a,,,
some Haps say iheir dogs and oats lo,r DOM i,
~ ho,,ss cniv our dog. She wh'pped .
DOE just ks ogr: III Tha b,a ssoS. It cana ss.
~ ne o5r house and she whirped u AT ore
jump ,. 81 oh s,uar, M Ia
r,er,Ho haven't seen anyth'ue from Nun
ia,ely / VIII ask some 1uesttans' Ma
&c the value OF ton OF pure goldf Where
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-30
Tents, Awnings, Tarpau|ins
AT PRICES r1mEs- SEND FOR PRICE LIST.
REpSDORPH BROS. 700. 7OS Main Street

correspondence and wade through half
hundred esteemed contemporarlos lie
Is also business manager and chief clerk.
atcnoarapher. advertising manager. Sob
work solicitor. circulation boomer aud gem
orally finds time to throw 10 type. make up
he goes home and makes garden and sits
up all nighi with the children afflicted
with the measles. After tina; he figures on
how he can get even with the railroad
company and ride out the mileage allotted
HIM. And he generally does.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-30
bre YOU start upon your iournev,


MIS- have ella ws.
dogs have Aliatu
I II porcupin"s
have ilrcJlo like
quilts, small boys
have fists and heos
have little arrows
with which to pro-
teci Them Sc v g &
when an enemy at
ia,cles them Mature
has provided all
sorts Of living things
with Wcapons.
Evan plants are
soldicr-leltv and carry
with them all the I'M
plement@ OF war.
m ere is tho lIuw-
thornc and the locus,
4
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-30
sYMp.NrnY FOR CARL.

Patroen, Texas-Doar Haphalnmer: ~
&, mas haen a long time since wro,e !"
YOU win try 10 write again ! read !. , sris
Haps i,,ters with much interest ana t il...s
b ca Llnll IL The Post TO give ~ ~
in nst great psper. Blind Carl has my
heartfelt sympathy and VIII take np
eoilectlou for him caught vouns
knocking bird this morning. but tp''SN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-30

,o,,.ch davs are surely como.
.ss y. ~ 3t,st OF the wear,
lte IN LIN sss tempting sit"waiks now
sss n chalky Hines appetr'
,,s 10 nine the figures white
". ,sss, at every turn.
" W hi isnss herc--.a few more there
~ Y" pi.z'c we discern
ar ard near the children CONS.
NJ ssrer for Hhe play.
\ md turr-a turn and Jump
-ss sane IS under way
=, hon here. a hon. hon there.
/ u sosk that they must Kick;
N sos't you Thank SO much hard work
al make these children S.ck2
Y. ,osy cheeks art laughing ewes
fwts5d The game they choose.
~ MIX ill-eitect We see
III tie WORKOUT shoes.
i, yet. when asked 10 dust a room.
4 sws.p or wash The dishes,
n dan The walks ana bring the coal.
/ II anything else one wishes,
k,se same dear children. one and all.
fItsss. perchlnce. lhev're hired.
IL yery often, have found.
(lrclnei TO be 80 tired,
Matte Ingalls, Sherman.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-30

Santa Cruz. Cal--pcar Haphanmet: II
Is some time since ! have written but
suppose. since there are so many Hans
constantly writing To YOU that YOU sell
iom II ever. have any unoccupied snAca
IN vour pige. 50 | will only write a note
aud send YOU another piece OF poetry:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-30

l, loose again. after making a cage for 1t.
we nave blue-esea cat. Enclosed flnd
Il rellts for a Happvhamper club button
~ IN much love 10 all the Haps and MIR.
f1"ph@mmer. We remains, your true Hans
.Addte and Frank Beekhan.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-30

Hugo, Texas.-Dear uaphainmtr; a., As y! J.
sent my other letter 10 the wrong pal aot
thought would try !, as S,, ,,.,, le m.
IN IN. th.nN i, is so nice for the ch,id iien
the Hnps' c.tcrs very much sSnoo' Us 6,s
nnyy and i am 50, lonesome. NY teuCne'
iS,sr, .l.i viii us ana was 50 much com
uaTy 10 mo. We lad picnie ttS IT,, lSS Nil. 9'S
Of school April e and d9n5e thn ~ @'S YOU
AVE., e' ,.y,nr 10 &c. uI another contest iHisI
o oiy,v " and Que of The Faps said u NY IVA
contsS! Would be nf e ar a, ,nn nnm ut TC com
nc , GIi.bar ans viii suit me went 10
d ,,; .. crnaln suppor last tri9ty mhh'
an hal aoo ,%s H. al" n5 IS 'e 5niid i4a
are menus n,4,g men ifctltue. Ny lbiN
nsriE Cnra. ana send 10 cents for car,
Broom maeh!ae q m9 ,,s,o ' ison vii
riose' You, little trend, ,vu,a,o.on
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-30
AT THE pORrALs.

Twas night, the moon had risen.
The stars Ike angel ewes
Reheld u world In slumbDr
Meath purple vaultcd skies.
An ANGEL at the portals.
IN sheen of golden light
smiled down through misty darkness
On tho peaceful world that night
\ fash Of golden pinions.
hdown tho purple skies.
Like fghtnlnr OF comet
II caught the wondering evcs.
\ weary watcher mlirmureA
Tho night already gone?
Is tho light that's cleaning round ma
Inc newly risen sun?"
The angel whispered softly:
III ss thv Fathers WIFI
He kissed the pallid forehead
Ihe troubled heart was sim
y sound nf song and cvmhals.
As swung the portals wide.
Wnehce one had Just departed
Two entered side hv side
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-30

", II. Schmidt. Houston, Texas. are sole
agents for Elmer a. Amends Prescription
No 2s5i. which Is a cure against khcums-
tism. Ono bottle will prove II.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-30
HAP TALKS.
hat the Haphammcr HIS to Say ts
Our Hays nnd Girls

Our Hays ANA Girls.
Ieir HappyhammFFs; HOW lndny of you
kyt been 'ainklhS hNeut Our new sun
gu Aie you FsNiN 4p' '''e l'''ht CON
. and the iook mo Na'Hfes WoHder-
. Ssse'aole S'nSu'ih INA. VIII DE heeeS-
p CURING us progress lhe pia"s word
aaea WIN suny.''s AoF our talks ana
li'efs' anu II wa 'e 4 ohi'e"!' mat
aer'as "''1' Wv vi ''''se ,'''"S
@asi.u' nto'ue's 70 ne mos "S''ui 20
Ankad, Which plant would be missed
Q. lHng things? Tell the club what
aa, is Of the greatest loneiit, and why
~ think SO. Write about ali the plants
" have seen, ami meu;ion the uses TO
Ash they are put.
.......,
.-''v Wv s0''u "'.'''s '''' '''''i'V''u
$50 " ''V'''' ''''e' - 'l'V'' l'.ei'-
49, 's,".'' 49, s''o"s ~" Y. :
-. ~ % su'! %
- ~
'a' W = ~ 80 i''''i-'''s "'''' VIC ~
y'f' a, , i.''''N ''' LOW many years
''7 y" '"o
nt Of the plants now in ycur HON.
asls were growing In CHINA and Egvpt
n wars before Christ was born Vhe
rs when they ;irst began 10 grow was
llasa: ami millions of wears before chat.
be wants that grew in those old DAYS
II. l,ohably very small neither bear.
frtrsaaor lit for food for ANIMALS. Then
xs ars slowly better and larger
iuA
~ ans many pl"nts of strange form
.4-''i' stature appeared and spread
M urn ana then disappeared ut-
~ y '',@' we can not hnd any IKE
saw H'4ls' EVEN to this day We
W. De sure that We have found all
Isas ana varieties of plants that
WI W. I ,., 'faVe'er may bring back from
'i'S OF Al Ia new plant mat
Aa''is' ana IS no' described in
/. n tus i's's OF ''Nhts' There are also
md perhaps IN 81 f.w y@ars nat ON.
4es kind can h. found In fin. xvorld.
b Il.
N b,ro ha"' '''o'',"'''' h'''us oil plans
N =, ,a DeSn .ou''4 Erow.ns N different
hi -. "V'lu' only ABOUT TWO nun
h - ~ "'Has nave been found by
Ens oil ', ,S Ea''''oIt ana useful or
.st IN ,ha u 49, wy e"'O' ','',
.-css hn, 's "O'li serve some uso'"i
i t.s ~, ~ ''' own pa'''c"iut use
p.,a," ourselves or Tor cattle or
raknp o,, y, 'll'''e'ia's lor bul'd'hs'
Egs n,rs V,g.'''''S' o. otaer things men
y ,hsse ,n @,'J t many cen,ut.ts OF 'o'l'
h are Of rs., ' .'', am 'o''S N'i's
ks can .na ,iiu'; how many OF
NH' the Huppyhammers rane?
sks list of all va, ,,,,,, T., ,.o,,,. c,a,l
. neishborhooa NJ, ,.. -" ~, H.
alntr will u
No w.. wan leil you how 10 arrange
vi, .ul plants Into sin groups, as
-'ss; The food nlauts mo folder
49, Inc forest plants. the fabric plants,
4"a!c!ne plans. the Towering plants.
p,
>. blind CARl4S FUND.
'a Happyhammer fpr1 ,,r ,,li,d s,or,
amounts IN s,7 g M ''',''l "a
PEly N ~ ''"-Hi"NiS -"
n, nus assistance from all paris
as' and dhcr1 are alan .nroa ,on-
E0ail'As from Haps who live in other
Is y@,, tN's week Was another from
no bs, a'he Scoheld Of Houston.
vi and h as'e faithful work for little
(si4s. r Ia oeeh aided by many of her
ihere were alsp roilectio,s hy