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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-12-18

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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-12-18
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The cnurCIes are PfePe1f1115 q "a .
grain for Christmas.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-02-28

me- oaAas O. Ea0s - u1oa1nh
9sea oses.hssUis essosniaA
In Guteabergs tine the city ef
Prague uss famous for its nanufae-
ture- and mechanical inyenti0ns- In
the books of the university sssssal
Guienbergs are entered. and anaag
them is John, who may reasonably
he supposed to bs-oar inyentor- An
er the failure of his first printing
press he seems 10 have returned 20
Prague for the purpose of inPfss-
ing himrelf ia mechanical inyestisn-
But the history Of his Erst printing
press is interesting He hired .
room in Sira.sburg and proceeded
10 carry out his idea of multiplying
block books by means of movable
wooden type. These books sere
sery numerous and in great desaand,
and Gntenbergs intention was 10
manufacture them IN considerable
quantity for sale st the approaching
sepiennial fair al Aix-lz-ChApelie.
In order To conceal his parpes@
when his employment VA. inquired
into he look advantage of deable
meaning and said that he "a. map-
ufacturing mirrors or looking glass-
tn for sale at the fair, some Of tine
block books bring known as speculs.
such as the -Sp-eulum Salyaiiouis.
Gutenbsrg borrowed money Of a
family named Dritzehn, and one Of
them entered into partnership With
him.
AT first Gutenberg taught the art
Of cutting and polishing gems, but
Dritzehn and friend of his, one
Helmznn. noticed that he worked in
secret at some other art. but before
Gutenberg would reveal it he ne
luired fresh terms. which were
granted. The affairs Of the partner
ship did not proceed we'll. Dritzehn
died. and his relations in 1899
brought an action against Guten-
berg for the recovery of the money
advanced by them
Gutenberg attempted TO form his
type BY casting. but the casts we're
not sharp enough for printing. He
consulted worker in metals Faust
of Mayence). who at once saw the
value of the invention and advanced
money tn Gutenberg ON the strength
Of it. faust's apprentice. Peter
Schoetfer. overcsme the difficulty.
and his master made him his part
ner and son-in-law. and the two
men. ignoring Gutenberg. sppropri-
ated his invention and thus obtained
fame and wealth.-Notes and Que
ries.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-02-28

o0v ves YAssssa1 eeseiss uasas1 =
- o~s rs@a
Ihe loRDsss and most remarkable
usa1ins. sinee the world began tsek
place st 1n>a- When the great AlsK-
Iander hAA ceA &sered Persls, wishing
to unite the victors and vsnquishsd
b. The strongest ties possible. he de-
creed a-usadnx festival Nos guess
hos psasy t~spie he ordered TO be
sAsrr,ed- You could never do IL
Nell, Alexander himself VAS TO
marry Statirs, the daughter oi
nsrius; LOO of his chief officer,
sere 10 be united TO ladies from the
nobisst Pessizn and Medesn fsni-
lies, and 10. 900 of his Greek soldiers
sere to marry 10000 Asiatie women
go, ZOE people married at once.
I don't $50 hos they managed to
gel upx feast for 50 many, but they
did. and for = vast multitude of
guests besides. They had the most
splendid arrangements. On a PLAIN
near the city = vast pavilion vas
erected on pillar. sixty feet high.
IL was hung and spread with the
richest tissues. while the gold and
precious stone. which ornamented
1t would have made YOUR ewes blink.
Adjoining this building were 100
gorgeous chambers for the hundred
bridegroom, While for the remain
ing 10000 an outer court WAS in
closesl and hung with costly tapes
try. and tables we're spread outside
for the multitude
A separate seat Was assigned each
pair. and all were arranged IN .
seulicircle an either hand of the
roysl throne. Each bridegroom had
received = golden vessel for his lita-
ton, and when the last of these had
been announced by trumpets TO the
muliitudss without the brides en-
tered the banquet hall and took
their places.
And nav don't YOU think each
Bridegroom stood up separately and
vossd. with this ring ! nov thee
Sed," AMI - on. No. The cere-
m0ny wss very simple. The king
gave his hand to Statira and kissed
Der AS his wife. and the other bride
xrooms followei his example. That
Was the way. Then came the festi-
val, lasting five days, with music and
feats of jugglery. play acting and
oil kinds Of delightful games.-Es-
change.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-02-28

Venus is the earth's nearest plan
etary neighbor and on that account
is an interesting subject. Her great
est distance from the sun is 6.,:O5,-
900 miles and her least 66. IS. 600,
which makes her orbit nearly circu.
lar. At times, when she gets he-
tween Us and the sun, she is only
100000 miles away. AT another
time. when the planet is beyond the
sun in q straight line from US, she
is 16e 600 200 miles from Us. We
nus is 200 miles in diameter. which
makes her volume ?2 per cent that
Of the earth. On the earth falling
bodies travel I6.09 feet the first sec-
ond on Venus only l3l. feet. We
nus receives twice the light and heat
that the earth does. and her year =
only ss4 days and q fraction u
length.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-02-28

There seems to lie an occasional
slight misunderstanding ~ to the
nature of the aurora. Certain pso-
pie have indeed regarded it - .
fixed appearance. ss regular in its
course rs the sun and moon. When
u beautiful display took place not
long since certain lady VAS asked
next morning il she had seen it.
NO. said she in an aggrieved
tone did you:"
''Oh, yes, We watched it for q
long time"
And l saw you that very after.
noon, and YOU didn't tell me there
MAS going to be one"
OF a more cheerful and contented
nature was another lady who was
in Paris during fine appearance Of
these northern lights"
Did you see the aurora last
night" asked friend.
NO; | didn't know there was
one"
''Oh, yes! 1t was perfectly bead
tiful. You ought TO have been out
watching it, ~ we were"
well. I'm SORRY" qnoth she. "but
never mind. I'll see it tonight"
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-02-28

There can he little doubt that
when umbrellas first came into use
in England they we're carried only
by women. Of this We have the evi.
dence Of Guy Mege in his French
dictionary, less. who has the sen
tence, "Umbrellos are only in use
smongst women" -'rhc New World
of Words," revised, etc. by J. X.
Philobibl, 1870, has the remark.
''Sueh rs are here commonly ns'd
BY women to shelter them from
rain Both umbrella and umbrella
are given. Gay has the following
sllusion:
Good housewives all the winters rage de
Defended BY the riding hoods disguise
or underneath TN umbrsiia's oily shade
Safe through the Get on ciinking patsens
tread.
Let Persian danes tn. umbrellas ribs dis
To guard their beauties from the sunny
or sweating slaves support the shady
load
Whom eastern mon.rchs show their state
abroAd.
Britain In awintsr eniy knows its aid
To guard frou chilly showrn the walking
maid.
Trivia LIS. bk. l. II ss-n.
For many yesrs the carrying Of an
umbrella Was regarded as effemi-
nate. In the Diapers Dictionary it
is stated that when men began to
carry umbrellas they were hooted
and jeered ut IS ''Frenchmen. y
Notes and Queries.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-02-28

1T 10 quite natural for the human
mind, which associates all thoughts .
and makes all comparisons by earth
ly standards, TO think of the inhzb-
itsnts OF some Of the monster worlds
which are known TO I've whirling
through space Is being giants of the
most gigantic kinds. Take the star
AFcturus as an illustration. That
gigantic planet is 1900. 900 miles in
circumference, or about 656, ,OOD
miles straight through from pole to
pole, or from equator to equator.
Our little world is only 5000 miles
in diameter, or $4,000 in circumfer-
ence. In fact, il is such = mere
pygmy compared with Arcturus that
1t might fall into one Of that plan
cts great lakes, whether they he
water or burning seas Of gas, and
bury itself out of sight. We are apt
to think Of these planets rs being
inhabited. however much the chances
may he against such an assumption,
and TO compare such supposed per-
sons to the size of the world upon
which they live. II Arcturus is in
hsbited and its people are built on
the same ratio that we are nm aver
age Arcturisn cannot fall much
short of being twelve miles in
height.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-02-28
AA~s~es< Ossh~set.

The expression advanced back
ward gained great currency just
after the rencounter on the floor Of
the United States senate between
Senator Henry $. Foote of Missis-
sippi and Senator Thomas II. Ben
ton Of Missouri. In that famous
verbal duel, which almost culminat-
ed in bloody tragedy, one Of the
senators--perhaps Foote, though
this is . matter of recollaction-
bore down on Benton, when the lat
ter drew his pistol, an old Alien,
commonly called in those days .
pepper box and sometimes a wasp
neat. Eoote stopped, and afterward
in detailing the occurrence he said
that when "Mr. Benton pulled his
pepper hox ! advanced backward" "
Montague refers in his works to
..rOwers who advanced backward"
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-02-28

President Finney of Oberlin, -
said an old Ohio man, was . very
ahsentminded man. When he met
. Person he knew he would stop and
say: 4 know I've met you before.
Lets see; what is your name, ,sir:'
After this had happened several
times TO certain student the grace
les youth one day responded, Tom
Jones, sir.
The conjunction Of the new
name with the old face shocked the
president into present minGledness.
He gszsd fixedly at the student for
. moment and exclaimed, john
Steele. how you do liev" New
York Press.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-02-28

Many an interesting hour may bs
spent in the company Of . good die
tionary. Ii should tell you that
kings were in the earlier times mere
ly fathers Of families" while queen
meant at first wife" or mother"
An earl was an "elder, pope WAS the
same as papa and ear and kaiser
both meant Caesar" Lord is the
Anglo Saxon hluford. meaning
"loof distributer.' ''Huzzy" was
once . respectable housewife, knave
vas simply boy and 'csitiff" meant
. captive. From the name Of the
laborer on the villa OF an old time
Roman gentleman we get the name
VILLAIN. A pagan was originally
. countryman, while varlet is the
same word rs valet. Our students
should study their dictionaries u lit
tie more closely than the majority
do.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-02-28

0n0as 0aiAnas carvss1 YhsO 9sss -
0hesa - ~ Aiess-
When In ancient OF imperial RoHs
Q maiden sss sedird aeesrdiAS To
eoafarrestion she slvays carried
three ears of wheat IN her hand,
shile over her head vss broken .
simple cake of far and mola salss -
. psessse Of plesty and an a~Pls
abundance of the good things of
life.
In this primitive custom, thea,
vs see the germ frsn shieh gEss
the elaborate plum ioase. And dam
lilly b<ribboned boxes Of luscious
richness that form 50 eoaspicu uous a
feature of our marriage fe.sts to-
day.
The bridal wreath Of an early
English bride vAs likewise fashion,
ed Of bearded land sometimes gid
ed) shssten spikes, while on her re-
turn from church corn and other
cereals were showered upon her and
then carefully gathered up and con-
sumed by the wedding guests In
this also se recognize = rude an
esst0r Of me-iern fzshion-that Of
ssnding n nexly married pair of IN
. small blizzard of hard. snowy rice.
In the course Of time, however,
the golden grain MAS ground and
nssde into large, thin. dry biscuits.
which were gAyly shattered above
the blushing maids flowing locks
apd then distributed among the by-
ISLANDERS. To this day, TOO, in some
portions Of highland Scotland it Is
still customary for the best man and
first bridesmaid to break an oatmeal
eske over young wife - abe crosses
the Threshold u the first house en-
tered after the marriage ceremony.
This hammock is then partaken Of
by all the assembled friends and
washed down with the Scotch vhis-
Ky in which they drink the health Of
the bride and bridegroom and Of
their respective clsns.-Iapp,neo,t's.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-02-28

As women have their fsvorite pss-
fumes. - epicures have their t.
vorite dishes, 50 novelists have their
favorite phrases. This il . list q
the favorite phrsses Of cestain nev.
elists. compiled by . book resisvss
in an idle moment:
Then a strange thing happsa-
ed. IN. Rider Haseard.
For what do you take ner
shrugged his interlocutreas.-Hm
~ James.
'4But that's smother story
Rudysrd Kipling.
slncsatinently l leaped forward :
Robert Louis Steso1ooa.
Now, my .dAr JEatssa..-CAaan
Doyle.
awell:"--xslssr Rstss.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-02-28
Heeeje.


In the Csrlist war Of Spain, which
WAS prolonged from 1898 10 lS4O,
most Of the mountaia Races Of the
north Of spain we're ssPpsrtsss u
Don Carlos, the Prsten2sr to the
Spanish crown then swoIn BY sQHesA
Issbslla. Upsa ths dsfsst of the
Insurgents one astpeAnent sf theD
under the command Of GeneEal Elio
vas taken to Bayonne - prisoner
Of var. Victor Hsgo in he letters
tells this incident Of the OCCASION: !:
General Elio, Who had spsnt seven-
teen months in psiasn By order Of
Don Carlos, .wAs . member Of this
troop. Vixen ~ seacAsd 2sysAss,
Geperal Harisps .aaid to him:
General Elio, have bssa. ORDER
I'd to make An sScsptioa in your 70.
vor. Ask Of me what yeu .dssirs.
What would YOU like for yourself
and your famiy:"
''Bread and shoes for my soldier, :"
said Elio.
And YOUR fsnily -
Il have Just told you"
"You spoke -ealy of your SOL
diers," insisted Geseral Harispe.
my, seldisrs," .saiA Eiio, '.aes ~
family"
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-02-28

Vnnb onnnsuance -aaav -uuest - -
e0s oishaR
RssA esssfslly snA rsos0hes-
That the fFssssnt use 81 has
hsihs u asAilisssing-
That frssh vegetables are ussd fss
Keeping IL Nod pure
Thai PsoPse vho suAer from shea.
nstisa viil 60 iesG Say tesarS
euring thsms<iss. bs syesa,ng beer
That ths oseruss ef aleabsl has .
particularly dissssFens eject NPse
the liver. The kIaAsys snA the eiosA
vessels
That cold feet cause iaAAesstiea.
liyer trsuhiss, diarrhsa aa1 sthsg
ills and should he carefully guarded
against
That underdsoe kssf anA Dnttsa
are not snvhalaa0s, bst unaseaoes
veal or pork is sesy uAsAAasssuse in
deed and efssa Causes illaess-
That il our nstuIal teeth have be-
come deiieisnt artificial oass UIl -
Of great sssvies u psessstang dys-
peI,-ia by ensblinx us To chez our
food seii.
That without thorough nasticar
ton of food se not only lose . con-
sidesabls psopestiNn Of its nstrs-
n.snt, but alsO lAy ths feas4astbons
Of Indigestion
That an escape Of gas int" oass
besisoosn 10 very injsrisss tn health.
even though il Be- . very sijsht 90.
Ii is fre4Nsotly an uAsuspsctea
cause Of sore thseot cd heods<hs.
That, anything over aud sboye The
quantity Of nourishA~ns required -
replace the waste which is constant
" going on in the bsdy Is not only
unnecessary, but is spt to do harm
Oyereating il o misrhievous % W.
deresting. perhaps evea more 20.
That without . healthy skin one
cannot have . healthy body. To in
sure the health Of the skia nstAiAg
i. more important than cleanliness.
Friction with = rough towel 10 slas
very useful. - il stimulates the N.Y.
riads Of minute glands which rsmi-
fy the skin in all directions and a.
sists them to properly perform the
work Of secreting waste mattses
from the blood. When this is done
vigorously the skin is said 70 'ssct"
well. When it is not done veil. IN
undue strain is thrown upon the. kid
ness, and they have To perform come
Of the waste remosing .vOrk left un-
done by the skin. and some form Of
kidney mischief may BE- set up By
the overwork pot ON them in this
way.-Boston Traveller.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-02-28

The seed Of the maple is provided
-Uieh . eontFivaace like the tail of .
fiah or the rudder of . .ship. When
this seea is segnssted from the tire,
porticulArly If the beeese i Moving,
the suadsr inpssts 10 The sssa . re-
yolvipg motion, sonevhat similar
- tAat fer the psspellsf Of . ship,
~ IL AefD Of the futuqR t1po =
0us transported cften hundreds ef
1ost ffo0 Tie paesot stsck.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-02-28
Al Ae;,. aaac,hel.

The vl.imsical Ssvsrof. one Of
the Empcess GATHERINGS favorites,
on receiving the mar.hal's baton or
slersd . '-Te Deum" and command
ID q numher Of chairs to be placed
in the center 81 the church, one for
each officer his senior. He appear
ed in the sscssa eaifce srrayed in
his pAjamss .er something les than
their equivalent and proceeded to
sanlt nsss th0s Aka of chair, TAX
ing each in its -dne snccslsion. It
vss rot sntil the ceaclusinn Of this
psffemanss that hs dsaned ths
nev nnifeR And dssissd the herros
sesiehss clergy - psssssd vitA ~
ealea
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-02-28

4 0snhnpsnisiGBs essse - - ~
ossaskav - ooaA
.Ds. Iuan Sisseaski, tAa eainaat
: Rnsisn nsfhenstieisn, vhO aieA IN
S. Petersburg in Deeenher. 1857,
laft, anoag sshef curious and vslps-
- aaesss. - snkiilad --Ths Aian-
n fhassy-A NsIheastical Prsof
Of the lmnaortality Of Asn-
The learned deetes starts out by
taking the position lAat the whole
universe Is nAsde up Of sfssss and
thai tl.s4s stsaas are not -innnmesa-
Me-" bat il ean ~ shsxn that their
number IL liniteA. He further de-
eIArss that the .aeFds infinite and
-innumershle- are snlv used to eoy-
er ixnsrsnee, -leesase it is inpossi-
We for osr misAs - fern . proper
eoneepaioA of . vast number of
saiss. After making tAs -shsse and
ether broad ssatssnaats ~ .ssas him
elf t. she task 1t Psssiag thst the
stsuns Of the nsiveRss 80 esasssatly
undergoing changes and that the
time will eo1e vhen oil psasible
chanGss, ceaakinstiSns Asa psrmuta-
tions will have been exhausted
spencer, ,Helnlholx, ThoaspsOa and
many other aissiAguisheai men, hv-
ing and dead, believe and believed
this queer doctrine. Thompson says
thst UAea thsse changes have been
exhausted the universe will be at
rest. When that day comes. the
san will esass to, shine, the planets
will stop revolving - their AUS,
and oil the vast systems Of worlds
will hang pssfsctly dead and life
lees. But no. Dr. Slsvonski does
not propose to have . grand finale
'.vind up" st that stsoe Of the
same.
He declares that when these atom
ic permutstions have been exhausted
nature will return upon its tracks.
In other words, when the PEN
dulnm, has swung to its utmost lim-
it it nsst return again. II all the
pssitiOss Of the stsms Of the uni
verse must again repeat themselves
Slavonski argues that there mast
come q time vixen all nature will
again he in the track DOE occupied
The earth will again unlergo its geo
graphical periods, and man will
sgsin appear, each individual being
precisely the same individual he is
nor Aa wsll lre k-ovn ~ th~ ss-na
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-02-28

a nankaps;e .nnnnoaoi1u - 8oo9 =
-0a0hs Ae-AsnA
There iAA-seii sslhsalieste4 -
~ Of Sesspe nsts, . Lsndaa desey
sf a hasips3 yssxs ago, a -nye
sss ssnhlss. bst slss . - - ~
eat. = sssslexnAn ed . vit- ~
night he "a. insrodneea to . yeaAg
man nsneA Ha.tinSs. uhe bad N
h~riuel colossal fortune, much 81
shieh he had siresdy saDbied asay.
fisss eo1nAsa2e~i 10 pSy AszArd'
Nssts.xs r<1sskinG n the ss'ss
time that hs must saon cut that ssFs
Of fun. a. he vss sbost I" marry
and settle josn-
Ssrops sss in gssst luck Nam
after nsain he son md As eitso
wished to sssss plsy, but hsstiagr.
,shO oasiinued To poas SiAss -sssss
sls.. Of ehs~pss.e doss his Psres-
ed throat. vss psliid With eSesfe-
neni and Insisted upon chance -
retrieve hi. fortune. The excite
meat hssan,s Hsessal. Othsr PLAYERS
left their ovn tables TO eSovd around
the duelssts. Time sftsr time Hest
isss shr~v crabs, vhiis DAVIS fol-
lanAA nth the Aiek-
Ths sussis sf ~ .aies - tbe
cesseless hov Of viass vent % Al
.isht end fer into ths nsst say.
Hsstinss .sas uad vith sseieeoaaI
Every pound ssd every ssesrisy -
posssased or could thisk Of ~ P,s3g-
sd end lost. Al last, like the esps-
ster vhO staked his wife upon . eDas
Of ths dice and lost, be would have
risked tie selfsre Of the girl 70
whom he vas engaged il the ,etbss
would have accepted that kind ,sf
security. But he would not. The
Hastings hurled dice end hog eenQas
the ssloss. snsshiax . splsadiA mir
ror. end. throwing himsslf sxhsustsa
apna . sofa. busst into tear. ~
ehiminG: Il en- play 10 nose. ]
have lost everything ] have N the
world. ! an . heggar.
Va vtsD0 pApAs SOAoss -oss
watching him. Thea he ssid: "nr.
Hastings. listen 10 ne. ] will forego
everything have Won tonight .en
one condition. end that is thst you
will take . sels@n osth never ~
touch cards or dice again" The
ruiSsd gasnklsr fSll On his knees -
thank HE bsnefactor and to take ~
ssth. The latter in1saistsay re-
stored everything he had Won. sDd.
oddly enough, Hastinss kept Ais
vow and lived . vesithy saA pnss-
porous man.
But the medal hes . sordid re-
verse. when in after ysau Scrsps
Davis. ssancsa 10 great psverty,
ventnrsd to. ell hin Ter .sOms slieht
assistance, the hound wrote him .
curt. formal reply in the third per-
son. reksettipg that Mr.. Hastipgs
vss unable to slRsf Mr.. SeroPe n
Wis any assistance.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-02-28


'tPsPa, -what u ~ old -sas-aot
the -sAv .yos .ssv with, bat the kind
this psper speaks about:"
':What old saw aoss the psper
sDeak shout ?"
That's what want to kuav. 1T
says. Everybody has heard the cid
saw, "Never look . gift horse in the
mouth l want to know whore
the saw- 000es IN"
well. there's your old aaS. An
old saw is IN old proverb."
why shouldn't yen look . gift
horse in the mouth?'
scaDse-becapss it's in lad
tasts. It's sAgratsfal Aaa al that
ssrt Of thing"
"Al sAst ssrt.sf thinsf"
"Why. to look . horse in the
mouth that hes bssa givsa to you
shows tlAt-it shows that you ere
Mt thinhing Of the givsr,. Int of the
valusssf the gift"
What would anybody want to
look . hGrse in the mouth for!"
ITO tel how old it is.'
(After. . panae.) Papa, caa ypa
tell how old . saw is BY looking ,at
its tssth -
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-02-28

In the ialsnd Of Jamaica thsss i
q tree that 10 greatly admired by all
visitors; llsnes its nAme-tsavelsr,s
tnss. 1t, u sinilsr II ths palm .tsss,
hst in sshaps is like = fen. A ,suri-
oas texture Of this tsss u Tat it,
plumelike leaves sway and bend with
the sun and the rain. In rainy
weather the leaves bend slmost to
the srosp1, hut in ssnshins they
raise thssDselsW = tAeir upsight
and more graceful position. The
s4eet is-sefy curious, fer ths leaves
- this 4esoAso innaaea. Ans .oleee
of Consequence IN Jsnaiea has ons
or more q these specinsss, bat Il :
nacanonEy to tTaSel these II Q siahk
sf then, ~ thy viii ut gres =
any other climate.