Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1909-02-11

- cross and $500 Fertilization ir me
N.rfabi, kiu l1m The Different
Form. of Flower n Plants OF the
same Species aud The Power ~
Movement In Plants works ~ BIO.
h.i'e t.'.. '. OH, science %, biology
AS .r.uou of his wonderful Oh.
u,rco H research mention shu..f Jc
made - hi- stud. of 'a.fhvurms car
r.rl coo fn. . r'Hnt of 300 years fhr
result o' This .mIt presented to f0r
public r his last contribution The
Formation 81 Vegetable Mould
Throarh tho Action of Worms lu
fb.. Wo.a Do, saws The pillow Is
on, of The most au,Ie-lf and most val
gah'e ~ mans inventions hu' long
before he c,.sfed Ih' .Aud WI. boz s.t
r'rIIar'y loVed aud sum continues
20 boz Inns p.oved b, earthWorus 10
ua' he doubted Wh,'hcf there are
mauv oths animal. which have played
s0 important part In 'he history Of
itr world a. have those lowly ~.
Iar'sri creatures
Darwin suffered most ~ his lie from
s.Dma D. trouble aud WIS not able 90
vors routuuou.t through the dty.
tat 'o conserve his energies with
great caro-
charles Robert Darwin Vas born a.
Shrewsbury Ene'a1d February 70.
1909 %, Same day that Abraham
Lincoln was born To was son ~ Or
ko..tf Darwin ana grandson 81 Eras
III Darwin naturalist and poet His
j rnaI r.auIfaHr- Wa Josiah
Ne.-'vro1 tl' .brafed potter The
family aHs 10 H1lu.ui ,lrc. instances.
fHe naturalist 40 ht. uf. Iu position
'u IU..ge h.- etHl... uninterrupted hy
rrs..'.l Vorri'. ic early showed
a. nn mon" fha1 bow. usual ta.'o
FOO. collecting and amid thr Hovers.
shrub. and poets n PITS ath..s hom,
Th, Mount began fho study Of ~.
'm' Dui'ul period of vora at Edlu
university De- .Ninccd much in
rr..' Iu l1oloe. latter al Cambridge
V strongly attracted to natural his
'H.. Cambridge -ociI.lous brought
Dr.. Invitation fo JOIN as naturalist the
....n''N, expedition OF n VI $ Hra
-'e and boz 1891 Darwin set forth on
that long aud fruitful voyage which
was % color and mold aU his future
work The voyage lasted Ave years.
ard 'hou.h porsisfcnuy troubled by
chronic e'a slcRucss Darwin was IN
d"'''isahlr in work Ills book. "A
\a'W.llsts Voyage Round the World"
is very widely known Ills ,ontribu
lions ON tho struc'uro and distribution
ot coral reefs and sociological obscr,a-
'on on volcanic islands and ON south
s.. .ca were Of hirlDst value
Three wears after tho close of The
'ofa"r. boz IN39 be- married his cousin.
Emma WcI.rNood. union mat
proved ror, happy There were nine
children. two Of whom died in child.
hood. lu 1872 being iu 40 health in
London. De- took up cs'druco al Down
House "A dclightml country place. aud
auii' ideal surroundings pursued his
."Ihc Investigations Of The do.
r.e.c life there age many pleasant
."D'i 'uo ron.s. bonn. the generous
ll'lN tho children and dogs. Tie
dc.oiop servants thc flowers and
N. ana "c. lfw 80 Dow u1use
'H" CO. .rHwr 'r.il 49, 1889 Quietly.
with mo- violence Of pain uo actual
iD.H.. HHt q suaHuI loss of
"'Hr.h. hlc go work little the day
before Dis death.
i." was buried IN Westminster All
boys near 81 John !Icrschru and Sir
Isaac Newton. On tho SUNDAY follow
ing the bu .al, the bishop of Carlisle.
preaching az Westminster, admitted
Darwin had produced a greater change
In the current OF thought than any
other man. In Germany the Allge-
meinc Icitung declared Our century
Is Darwin's century"
KATHERINE POPE