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shawl about yes till OF come back Then Oh
6i--"
"Yes yes! Go onl go on!," cried Mrs.
Irvington, her face aglow with excitement.
FWhere is Carrier"
"In the dog house wild the pups," answered
1the child "Faith en- OF towld We thot in the
|lirst place-ah. Patsy knows where she is.
A "Missus." cried Uncle Edmond, jumping to
$his feet. eff Miss Carries to be found dis
&dog-on dog can do it. and Ise gwin' to took
her en- let her lead de way. She can sure
find her family en- also Missile Carrie"
"God bless YOU" replied Mrs. 1rvington,
! with tears in her eyes. eve will wait i'm
patiently till your return"
With Patsy at his heels. Edmond left the
room and second later we heard the front
doc. bang !.
"Here they come, Mrs. Irvington, and /
lido believe thev got Carrie-but they are carry
ing something between them, it looks like "a
woman.
Mrs. Irvington sprang to my side and to-
eether we stood watching the men, who were
Imaking their way toward the mansion.
1t was Christmas morn. Mrs. Irvington
and / had sat up all night waiting for the re-
turn of Uncle Edmond, and no one but those
experienced can tell the state of mind Mrs
Irvington was in as hour after hour dragged
by without any news Of her lost one
sprang to open the door as the men came
npon the porch. and motioned them into the
ana.
carrie" cried Mrs. Irvington. clasping the
.ild Uncle Edmond held in his arms "Oh,
bank God. you are safe! oh. I'm SO happy!
darling
III e p--- 70 de Lawd's sake IL" with
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howl Aunt Jane sprang to her feet, her eyes
rolling in terror, while four little puppies fell
to the floor from her lap.
Edmond. eff vo wants me to die OBJ
comglormation OBJ de gizzard jes you put any
mo pups in NAH Lap when 1se asleep, dat's
all. 20 shue see me scalp dat ole bald head OBJ
yo's, yo see."
A moan from the woman, whom the men
had laid on the couch and over whom / had
been working to arouse. attracted everybody's s
attention, and Mrs. Irvington hurried to my
side.
yves don't know who she am" explained
house WHARF ah found Miss Carrie, dat's wot
ah did. and de poor critter was nearly frozen
SO ah just put nah coat about her, and jes
den ah heard er shout. en- desc miners coined
up. en- here we isl
gazed about her, then looking from one to
the other Of us gasped---
'Where's-where's Nora?'
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-22
DID BOBBY GIT A PIECE or PIE?

always minded what his mamma told him.
: ~And people said. mamma, that he'd be
ever so much happier In heaven than here"
"That is right, Bobby. So he would"
"Do all good little boys go to heaven, NAM
mag"
Eyes, dear"
"Am good little boy, mammal
Eyes; Bobby is good little boy"
heH 9 why don't you let me s have S..s Snoshsr ss
BY to be happy"
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Mamma said little Bobby, cant have
another piece of pie?"
mo, my dear. You have had sufficient"
"But why can't I have more?"
1T might make you sick, and if you become
sick you might de-"
"Die just like Johnny Brown?"
eyes, my dear"
Everybody said he went to heaven. mann
ma"
"Yes, dear. He was good little boy, and
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not to be noticed by them. The servants
halt when the horsemen separate, and as soon
as they see their masters in position, they
walk right before the prey
The ostriches flee, but are met by the hunt
ers, who at first only drive them back into
the circle. They are made to run around in
the ring, and in this way their strength is
exhausted.
At the first sign of fatigue in the birds, the
horsemen dash in and the flock separates.
The affrighted ostriches open their wings,
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hunter, now feeling sure of his prey, selects
his bird and runs It down, and finishes it by
blow on the head with the olive stick.
1t is said the male bird utters loud means
while dying, but the female dies in silence.
When the ostrich is on the point of being
taken by the hunter, if he does not wish to
kill it, he can easily drive it with the stick to
where the camel is, it is in such an exhausted
condition.
After the birds are dead, they are carefully
skinned, so that the feathers may not be
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come injured, and the skin is stretched upon
tree or horse, and salt is well rubbed into
it. Then fire is built and the fat of the
bird is boiled for long time.
When it is very liquid it is poured into
bottles made of the skin of the thigh and
leg and strongly fastened at the bottom. The
fat of one bird is generally sufficient to fill
two of these cases. and it is said the fat
would spoil in any other vessel.
After the trying-out process, the flesh is
prepared and eaten by the hunters, who dress
it well with pepper and -four. While all this
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-22
H2NzzNc tho OszRlcH

The horsemen, guided by the scout, travel
they approach the spot, the greater is their
caution, and when they reach the last ridge
which hides them from the ostriches, they
dismount and creep forward to ascertain
whether the birds are still there.
If such is the case a moderate quantity of
water is given to the horses and each man
mounts again and proceeds. The servants
and cames follow "a little distance behind,
carrying with them corn and water.
The horsemen divide and form circle
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HAT portion of-the bird family, of
which the ostrich is the leading
type, is remarkable for the man
ner in which its different mem
bers are scattered. The ostrich
itself spreads over nearly the whole
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-31
0pn 0etersburs.

@sUrse. Der %7iabrise SObn Der
Srau emma @sler uOn 0iihter NOcnus,
wuroe am 6rsitus pom einem 9unSs
hos am @eIi6t Serfleiiht, iOOaB IS
notbis mar, inn i'm Stuat 9Oipitnl Die
8erwuuoun9 Sl bebanoeln.
= Srau Ssurp 8iefsnbers itarb am
Montus In Der 8Obuuns ibrer 2O6ter,
Srau s. 8. Sirder on OtOrb Srpins
gpeuue, i'm alter BON IS Sabren. Ole
Serftorbenc, wst6e felt so 9abrsn bier
Iesbaft mar, wirO BON elmer GOdtsI
nno orsi SObnsn iiberlebt unb ihre Sst'
lseuns srfOlsts ssitsrH i'm 6Orsit pill
Srieobofe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-31
Has b abtpdrtS.

Tahlpr. Senator Blelpitt bot i'm
Staatsienat cine Yoriass sinsereidt.
wclhs cine BewiuisunS BON $4,000
fir bas Gaplor 0oipital uerlan9t. Sc
itebt ~ bOffen. oaB Oas Snititnt oisisn
Betra9 uuuerfirjt erbGlt. oamit ieine
Wirtiamfsit fir YernnSliidte cine mebr
Ie9ensreife nsrbsn fam. Serr Solepb
summers 1T gum Foitmeliter bon Sogs
ne ernanut wOrbsn. - Or. 3. 9. Rors
teus bat iid pom isiuem neuliHen un'
fale iOwcit erbOlt. oaB er wieosr Srail'
fenbeluhe MAIDEN fam. = Serr albert
llrweioer, Elm woblbefunnter uno belieb'
ter Siirser OisieS StGOthens, iturb am
Montas nad lGnSsrer Srantbsit unO
ss pirb oelien Sceroi9unS oisisn Don'
nerIta9 eriOlssu. @r mar Al Sabre
alt uuo es iiberleben i'm orei S6weitern
uuo elm 8ruOer. = Serr Gaspar Stt.
Der l~ansidbrise 9rdiioent oes S6weiSsr
Wt1nnerhor, muroe bon oemlelben anl
Donneritaa Abcno nit einem StGnos
den iibsrraidt unO uuber ben tiihti9sn
Sortra9en oes WidunerhOrs wurben
aud @inseluOrtrGSe nno mebrere at'
Ipra6en gum Seiten 9esebeu, poruuf
man iid Su sinem SOuper nisOsrlisB.
melhes BON mertbeu Oamen in Der
3wii6enBeit Subereitct poroen mar.
Sumor nno 6robliun mar Die Barole
oes abenos uno es nal ein edit oeut'
Ides Self, oas Dem 9elan9uerstn uno
allen Setbeilistsu sur @brs 9ereiAte.-
Das erite Spfsr Der &ppbustranthslt,
Der AZ Sabre atte SOwell 8. @riIfitbs
pom Miuin StruBe, itarb OonnerIta9
&beuo. = Yisle S6ls Don S6arlah be-
~uurubisen Die bieliSen SewObnsr. =
Der Salte trost man wOblsemutb. menr'
man bel ms ii6 fleicen tbut. 6lib'
mann & @eibel.-Sm bieiisen 9oipt'
tal liegt Der 20 Sabre alte WtihasI
NfOntosa BON Oh 6Or9e I'M tritii6er
3uItanoe unb an @unOen leiOeno, bic sl
our6 sinsn SubIsuful in Der Ssrmpr
ytO. 1 3ete am MittwOd srbislt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-31
Wie 1T pics!

@ir bitten tinbuub,rt Dollars StIp5uuHe
fur itetn gda BON Ratarrb, Der nitt bur6 Yin.
utbmsn BON Sal's aataTrb. Sur etbcilt psretn
fam.
T. 8. GttutS & 30, Gis,nib. SOIeso. ..
Wir, bic ltutsrl,ibutttu, baden .. 3. ebt'
uts ltit ben IfBttn IS 9abrtu esianut une ball
ten ibu fur poafOmmtn sbrsnbafi in alen @s.
Observation-Disclosures unb f~nanlita btfdbist.
ale Won itiHrr 8irnna tiu~BssdustHsn Bfrbine-
lihidttn ~ tIfiutn.
u II 4 Jruar, @rOsbGnbsls . Drusuifsn
5clthp, 8. :.
@~aIbtna, atnHau& Rarptu, @rrb.
banetls. Dresutftu, Iolsec, o.
Saa's aatarTb.4ur miro tnntrliH stneHnitr
une pirft birtft auf has 9lut uup bic ltlttr'
iaen Sbnh6bsn bts Sp1trs. 3tueniht ire
pnlaubt prsis 75e. fur bic GIal&t. Bsrfauf
ppn alien apoibtftru.
Saa's 6amiIitn. piasn fnb biz btasu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-31
9unmcre.

= Den @onbuftsuren uno Vremlern
auf Der &pomins DiuiiiOn Der Grie
@iienbubn lit cine sebnpro3sntise SObtl'
erb0buns bspilist worosn.
Dura cine uOrSeitise SprsnSuus
in Der gio. 5 3efe Der @rie @Ompanie
wurOe seitsrn MOrssn Galpb ROB BON
Pine Strase setOOtet unO 6ranf 8OoOsr
msbrfu4 uerlest.
- Die PrimGrwublen am Samita9
ersabeu bier iOlssnOe 9lOminatiOnerl
Rspublitauer - S9usmeiiter, .. ..
Oianlsp ; S6ulOireftOrcn. 9Obn Gar
nsp uuo Sobu WteWttllian ; StraBsn'
tommiGar, Sames Dper auottor,
Gtarence 9BatrouS. Demotraten -
SdaemeiIter, Bernard Swesnep
5trasentommiiiar, @ber Draining
ShulOirsftorsn, Sraut Mon9nn uni
6ranf @ullsn ; SuOitOr, SrUin alaBHsr
Das SntereIie al ben 9tominatiOusr
ieiteus Der SirSsr mar tsin iebr srOsss
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-31
S6ul= Scb6rec.

Sn Der Wtontas gta9t ubssbalteusn
SerIammluug Oieier S6rperihaft bsri6.
tete oas 6inani Gomite Su @uniten elmer
SOnOaussube bon 5000, 900, wabreno
bic anOeren $500 600 aus Den SntereIlsn
nno shifting" SOnOs erbObsn wsrosu
iOllen. Der Ssridt marO einitimmis
sut9ebeisen.
Der S6asmeiiter Uuroe u~u9ewieleu,
bic riidftdnOi9cn Steusrouplitate bis
gum is. MidrS fcrtis ;u bubeu uuO 6.
8. 3erwiaiSer marO ais Collector fol-.
der Steuern fir 1906 srnannt.
Sine Nujabl Sebrerernenuunsen tuur'
ben ssmaht uno in Setreff elmer ju ers
baItenoeu Summluns BON einem Pbilus
Oslpbiu Miuieum Der stnfuuf zines SO. 4
9ubiuetS uOrseialasen. Supt. Pbilips
erbielt urluub, nm na6lte ISOLDE benz
@Onuent Der Superiuteuoentsn bsiuOhs
nen gu fOuren.
9n Setreff Der Grnsnnuus BON aerjs
ten, bic anitsfenoe Srantbsitsn untsr'
iuden iollen, parO Die sanSe Sabs BEN
Nsbrer @Omits iibsrwisleu. @S wurOs
berihtet, OuB Die ausrdu6eruus Der
S6nlSsbduOs quite 6Orti6ritte nimmt
uuO stwa $500 toIten wiro.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-31
Cine GrflGruua.

Cine Grflarung. User Z iino bic
Assnten fir Sorni's Nlpentrduter?
Oisie 5ra9e miro an ms 10 oft serid.
tet, ouB mir Die folesnbe @rtlaruns bier
abseben. -Dis Wsoi5inen oes Or. Sc.
ter 6abrneD iino niht in %gpotbefen Az
befcmmen, mofiir nidtiss @riinoe au9e.
9eben woroen iinb. Ole geute meroen
onrd yotdlasenten oeriorst. Sat aae
9laIsn Der 9eielidaft iinO untsr ben
3~auienoeu G9enten. wslHe in alien
8betlen Der Ser. Staatsn, uno tbatidts
lid III Der 9anjen &elt usrftreut mob.
men, 5u finoen. Preoiser. Sebrer,
Sauern. SauOmerfer. ODER irgenb elm
ebrlider Mtann ODER cine ebrlide Srau,
ptl6e ben @nnld best. Suites ju
tbun, lie Vile fOnneu a9enten fir feline
OteoiIinen wsroen. Ole Msbrjabl Der
bereits au9eltsllten aseuteu beltebt aus
oenienisen, ipsl6e ielbit our4 feline
Wtittel 9ebeilt wuroen uno Oesbalb ion
nit sroBem Gntbuiiasmus unterltGsen.
ales @eitere in betreff Der assutur,
Sebin9un9en, ETC., fam man Iofort or.
fabreu. menn man ihreibt an Or. Better
6ahrneg g. Sons Co., 112-11S 90.
9Opne aue., Chicago, 81.
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= Wtau Ipri6t OuuOil. bier cine uni'
uerIitdt ,u srridteu uuO 9laubt nit elmer
Diiuion Dollars ben 9Infaus MAIDEN gu
%tOnner. SObu .. ROfefeler iOll bic
n6tbisen Monsten lieferu.
Serr Ssnrp 9. SObler 1T gum
,weiten S6rsibsr in benz Bureau Oes
GeItamentsresiitrutOren ernannt mor'
ben unO Sas Suluir OeS amtes betrd9t
$4,000. Ri6tsr SunOO beitano anf
oieier Grnennung.
= Gin unbebeuten6es Seuer in Der
8. Barnett Nobnuu9 oil Ragmono
Court 9eltern slbsno sefGbroete oas
geben Sreier Siuosr, melhe bersttS
I6liefen. Sin uelitopftes 8anin fiilte
ben S6tafraum init Oidtem &au6.
Charles 3. SdmiOt, an SeSoOe's
Court wobubuit, iturb seitern absuO
mad laussr Sruutbeit i'm Utter BON Sc
Sabrsn uuO ss eriOlSt ieine Sssroi9ur9
Sreita9 Oiadmitta9 I'M Pricebur9 6rteo'
bofe. Sc iiberleben i'm Die Wittlpe nro
orei Sinoer.
= @dbrenb Der 9iescr Charles WtOns
tier BON zee Court Seitern ieiner Srau
oemouilrirte, pie man eiieu Hcuoluer
banObabs. sinS Die @afie los unO bic
Sussl oraus Der 6rau ;wiIden WtunS
uuO 9iuie ins @eiibt. Die Wunoe 1T
uidt ssiabrlit.
= Sn Der S%ieruenfieber epidemic 1T
cine b%eitGnoi9s Nbuabme pom 6daen ju
uerseihuen uuo Die meiiteu neue anse'
meloeten @rtrantunsen iino Jog. Setnn'
bdrfaae, D.. b. Ourd aniteduns usrur'
ia6t. Disie iiuO uuSwsifeltbaft tros
mieoerbnlter 8arnuns ourd 0ta6ldis
liafeit eutitanoen uno bemeiIen. Sae
bieielbe Yorii6t beuts,no6 10 uOtbis 1T,
mii i'm anfaus Der epidemic. Die
meiIten Grfranftsu werbeu iid gang
aemis erbolen, wsnn bic nOtbise SOriiAt
gebrau6t wirO uno i'm sleiden Sale
audi bic nsusn @rtruufunSen %abnebmen.
Die anssmstOsten Sale pom S4arlad'
fieber unb Dipbtberitis i4einen aud
an,uoenten, bus Oieie aranfbetten nad'
lalIen uno ni9t in cine epidemic aus
arten werosn. Slbsr man uerfeble ia
nift. bsitdnOis ole SOrben9nnssmaB'
reseln gu bsudtsn, benz bic Sefabr Der
anltsduns 1T pOrbunosn, 10 lanse elm
Sail eriitirt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-31

= Die Sertreter Staliens werosn
unf Der udditen 5risOsuscOufersuj i'm
9aus ben SOridtas MAIDEN, oaB Der
Mnrimul. GOnnsnsebult eines ariess'
i6ifes uuf 10000 EOnnsu fsftseiest
werbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-31
StaOt unO Gountb.

OIuu UtuIBuEet NHlttel UoH SeIS
ferIon auenue 1T BON einem Yelu9 bel
ibrer GOhter, 6tuu SObn Blas bon
@ilmiustOu, Del, BuriidSetsbrt.
-Sii6Of Dt. 8. SOban lit naf Su'
uana, Cuba. abSeretit, nm Der @iu'
weibuns uon Sii6Of 8iaiam e.
SOues bei3uwObnen. 8iidOf Sobuu
wirb etwa am 16. Sebruar Suriids
febren.
un9ew0bnlihes Winter Wetter
lit bic i6limmite 3sit fir &beumatis.
mus, aber ss lit bic bette 3eit fir ben
@ebrau6 BON ct. Safobs Sel. @s
erudrmt, ipornt on, frdftist, bsidnftist
unb furirt.
= @ine 2ob~uerbObun9 BON 1 Sent
bic Stunoe 1T alien biefisen Gussitel.
ten Der 9adawanna @iisnbabn -oenen
in ben Wtaidinenpsrtsn ionic in ben
8s1ier Salep Surrenwerten - nit
benz 1. Sunuur unfansenO. bepilist
moroen.
= Das unOrOentlide SauS Der
Sennie Duiip an Bridge StraBe tpuros
frib Samita9 MtOrsen pom Der Yolijei
aussehoben unO Oieis, Orei unbere Sraus
en- uno bier Wtdnnsr %perbuitet. Die
6rauen muroen bel eiuem ipGtersn
SerbOr ie $50, bic Mdnner ie $40 be.
itraft.
- Die Sadamanna apenue Bride,
welbe felt ben lestsn 3wei Bo9en ben
Stra6enbabnwa9eu 9ei6loieu mar,
neil lie fir uuiider era4tet puroe,
tonnte Sreitas mieber BON OsnIelben
bennst merbeu, natbem bic Scranton
RailmaD @ompanie Die n6tbi9en Repa'
ratureu MAIDEN lieB.
= Saut Dem Seritt bsS @ountD
@outrOlleurs Soues, welder SamitaS
benz @eribt unterbreitst wuroe, befan'
ben Ii6 am Z. Sunuar 1907 $107, 41s.'
81 i'm @ountpidus. Die Ginnubmen
betrussu i'm uerfIOiieuen Sabre $67s,.
SLIT, Die aus9aben $571,253.4
6erner wirO sejeiet, OuB Die SelOmitteI
$500 ,O20.03 mebr bstragen, ais mic biz
Serbinoli6tciteu.
= Sine SpielbOle binter 316 SprucC
StraBe, uOn 8. s. Seamaus betrieben,
wuroe Sreitn9 9iaht uOn Der Polije
ausgeboben uno au6er Dem @i9enthii'
mer orei MtGnner perbaftet, nemli6 s
s. Walib. GOwuro Sgnn unO VI. y
gpun. DIG EuIiia er9ub $175 al
Strafen, Seuu Seamuns muBte $10t
uub Die Orei unoereu je S25 be3ableu
sic werOeu uppclircu. Im Sonntat
9iadt bob Die Poli;si cine peiterI
Spielh6ue I'M Eaub 9ebGuoe al Wgo
nina auenue aus uno aht Wtdnnel
wuroen perbuitst. Der @iseutbiimei
9ab leineu Ntumen uls 8iliam 5ran
an.
- Die @eiammtbeiteueruus Der Sob
leulanOerein i'm suujen GOuutg betrds
nur So, 432, 663, obue Die @ebdulihtei
ten, @Iel, Wtai6insrie ODER Serbeiier
uusen irseuO wsIdsr Dirt. Dieies Il
na6 9tnIidt Der @Ountp @Ommi1ar
cine laasrli6 uieOri9e Summe, benz
nab oereu Daflrbalten bate oas +
b%elteuerte SanO ui6t fir Uiele Wftlionel
Dollars erworben meroen tOnnen mn
Die GnOsutuus 1T, OuB bic SOblen Com
pauien 0ridebsrSer iinO. Dem unbc
mittsltsu SiirSer boben bic alislors
aber feline iOl6e Se9initiSuns srlaubt
oenn sr muB fir ben pollen 8srtb ie
mes @iSeutbums uuftOmmen.
Bg- llntsrriGt i'm aluuieripiel e.
theilt inter siiniti9en Seoinsunss
~serSuleiu emma 6ren, 519 Bine ctr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-31
glm 9omltua 1T qidtmes.

Das POitumt su 9iup Gus lpirO
beute geI6lOGsn unO ale gOitia6cn
merOen CUR weiteren Ssrfiigung in benz
scranton 9bitumt 5uriidSebalten wsr'
ben.
= g1a6reno Mtiduet DunIsuOp BON
s(uOca Oeitsrn WtOrSsn gu ieiner arbsit
geben wollte, truf i'm uabe Der Stort's
gatd 9riide cine o. & 8. 2OfOmotiue
nnb tUOtete i'm iOfOrt.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1907-06-06
ITO BE Continued
CANNIBAL PLANTS.


Some of the characteristics of Those
Anomalies of the Vegetable Kingdom.
From the Cincinnati Enquirer: It
mas been proved time and again that
the so-called "canibal plants" of which
the Venus fiytrap is the type, are much
more healthy when allowed their regu-
lar insect food than when they are
reared under netting or in any other
manner which excludes them from
their regular meat diet The above is
an oddly of itself, especially when we
consider the fact that there is a GER
tain school of botanists which teaches
cannibal plants make no use whatever
of the insect prey captured by them,
but it is nothing compared with the
bold assertion made by Francis Darwin.
That noted scientific gentleman bravely
meets the vegetarian botanists" with
the assertion that all kinds and classes
of plants, whether known as "meaters"
or not, bear more and heavier fruits and
seeds when fed on meat than those that
are not allowed a flesh diet. He grew
two lots, comprising various varieties OF
the different common plants. One lot
was regularly fed Through their roots,
of course) with pure juices compressed
from meat, the other with water and
the various fertilizers. The final fig
ures on this odd experiment proves that
the plants which were fed pure meat
juice bore 1853 fruits of the different
kinds, while the unfed plants of the
same number and original condition
bore but twenty-four. Also that the
pampered plants bore 240 seeds to every
100 borne by the plants that[ were not
given chance to crafty cannibalistic
tastes. This is certainly discovery
worthy Of much careful study and ex-
tensive experiment.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1907-06-06

as the words passed the bridegroom's
lips. She seemed to be frightened and
astonished. rather than irritated or
hurt. A curious smile puckered up
Lomaques lean face, as he looked de-
murely down on the ground, and be-
gan drilling a fresh hole in the turf
| with the sharp point of his cane.
! Trudaine turned aside quickly, and
signing. walked away few PAGES; then
came back. and seemed about to speak,
| but Danville interrupted him.
Pardon me, Rose he said; 81 am
so Jealous of even the appearance OF
any want of attention towards you, that
1 was nearly allowing myself to be
irritatec about nothing"
He kissed her hand very gracefully
and tenderly as he made his excuse;
but there was latent expression in
his eve which was at variance with the
apparent spirit of his action. 1t was
noticed by nobody but obseryant and
submissive Monsieur Lomaque, who
smiled to himself again, and drilled
harder than ever at his hole in the
| grass.
81 think Monsieur Trudaine was
about to speak said Madame Dan
VILE. perhaps he will have no objec-
ton to let us hear what he was going
to say"
None, madame replied Trudaine,
| politely. II was about to take upon
myself the blame of Roses want of re-
spect for believers in omens, by con-
Tossing thatsI have always encouraged
her to laugh at superstitions of every
! kind"
"You a ridiculer of superstitions"'
said Danville, turning quickly on him.
''You who have built a laboratory; you
who are an amateur professor of the
occult arts of chemistry, a seeker after
the Elixir of Life. On my word OF
honor, you astonish me!'
There was an ironical politeness in
his voice, look, and manner as he said
! this, which his mother and his land
| steward, Monsieur Lomaque, evidently
| knew how to interpret. The first touch
! ed his arm again and whispered, BE
/
serious. and left off drilling his hole in
the grass. Rose neither heard the warn
ing of Madame Danville, nor noticed
| the alteration in Lomaque. She was
looking round at her brother, and was
waiting with a bright, affectionate
smile to hear his answer. He nodded,
as if to reassure her, before he spoke
again to Danville.
'You have rather romantic ideas
about experiments in chemistry" he
said, quietly, mine have so little con-
nection with what you call the occult
| arts, that all the world might see
them, if all the world thought it worth
while. The only Elixirs of Life that
know of are quiet heart and con-
! tented mind Both those | found years
/ and years Ego, when Rose and 1 first
came to live together in the house
yonder.''
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1907-06-06
Postponed.

When the lady from next door called
to complain of Tommy for the perse,
cution of her pet cat, she found the
youthful offender sitting on the front
steps.
q want to see your father!" she ex-
claimed.
'You can't see pa now" the boy re-
piled.
81 shall see him instantly" the lady
insisted, advancing.
"All right" the little fellow agreed,
opening the front door and slipping
out of arms length. Walk right up-
stairs You'll find pa in the bath room
takin' a bath"
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1907-06-06

are bones of a mastOdon, beast
which in prehistoric days grew into
enormous size. Some of the bones of
its body are nine inches in diameter
One of its teeth is as large as the
crown of mans hat. These bones
we're found in an excavation at Sec
ond street and Lydia avenue June q,
1900.
But the bones of animals are only
one of the fascinating displays at the
museum There are oriental collec-
ions, Egyptian relics, Indian pieces
There are birds, beasts, insects, fossils
--curios in endless numbers. 1t would
AXE a person a week to examine the
indian curios alone. The arrow-heads,
:omahawks, pipes, beadwOrk mecca
SINS are there in hundred lots. One
little beaded belt, made by a Crow
indian woman, is said to be the finest
piece of work ever seen in the west
The belt is about two inches wide,
The body of buckskin. 1t is. covered
with thousands of colored beads,
worked in SO that they show series
If American Beauty roses.
There are arrow heads in the mu-
scum, collected all the way from New
York to San Francisco. There is one
arge display of them, gathered in and
around Kansas City. They were made
many years ago by the Wyandotte,
Shawnee and Creek tribes Some old
nortars and pestles, used by the In
lians around this section of the west,
Tor preparing food, are also on dis
play in the museum. They seem so
odd and crude
"One' old relic of which we are very
proud said the custodian of the mu-
scum, lis this old Seth Thomas clock,
made in Plymouth. 1t is one of the
sid 'grandfather's' variety, a clock
made entirely of wood. It's cogwheels
are of wood, it's regulator of wood.
With the exception of the hands and
few wires used as pins there is no
steel or iron in it. There are few of
:hese clocks in existence"
One of the rarest collections in
he museum is the property of Mrs.
Clark Salmon, obtained from the orr
9nt. Carved ivory and mahogany i'm
ages, trinkets in endless variety are
N it. One rosary in the collection
was blessed by Pope Leo XIII.