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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-10-09

In Seattle Taft announced his
plans for a ship subsidy, calling at
tention to the fact that we earn from
5000, 900 to $S,000,0 600 profit on
our foreign mails. He argued that
the appropriation of that amount
would be sufficient to establish two
or three Oriental lines and several
from the east and South America In
answer to the stock objection that
this would be contributing public
funds to private enterprise the presi-
dent replied that We are thus con
principles in effect "by our protective
tariff laws, by our river and harbor
bills and by our reclamation SER
vice." The purpose of the subsidy
would be to enable our ship owners
to compete at a reasonable profit
with the merchant marine of the
world. With the completion of the
Panama Canal, which he placed at
January l., 1915, the president said
that the trade with the east and west
coasts of this continent would be
revo%lutioniZed. In all of which Taft
is right. The building up of our
merchant marine is the great defen-
siye need of the hour, both in the
mercantile and the war sense. Until
we become a merchant marine power
Il battle ship fleets will in large
measure lack effectiveness.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-10-09

Four great American railroad sys-
tens have reported their ipeation
for a whole year without a single
passenger killed. These We're the
Pennsylvania, the Burlington, the
Northwestern and the Santa Fe. Dur
ing the year ended June 80, these
systems carried 100, 100000 passen-
gers. The one most important factor
contributing to this result, In addi-
ton to the latest safety devices, is
the enforcement of rigid discipline.
All devices depend at some point on
the faithfulness of an employee.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-10-09

DR.. John B. Murphy, the noted
Chicago surgeon, who has just re-
turned from Europe, brings the mes
sage that medical Investigators are
laying siege to the lancer enigma las
explorers have to the North Pole"
He thought it probable that more
than one man would arrive at the
cause of cancer at the same time,
and in his opinion the victory would
be achieved within five years. DR..
Murphy has just been attending the
International medical congress at
Buda-Pesth and brought a new treat
ment for cancer. 1t is to operate as
soon as the disease manifests itself
instead of waiting many months. He
found that America was we'll in the
lead in original medical retearch and
That the erum or vaccination treat
ment lis most popular in Infectious
diseases.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-10-09

The need for more houses in the
district is likely to be made painful
ly evident before spring. At present
there are few desirable places for
rent With a.. the building East Ely
has experienced there is at this time
but one vacant house of any des-
cription. And every day there are
more families coming into the dis
trict to be housed. The man with a
little money to put in a home now
will find large returns in rent if he
does not care to occupy the property
personally.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-10-09

The eminent specialist in Vienna
who was able to diagnose Mr.. Harri-
mans disease after Mr.. Hartman was
dead now gives 1t a new name, never
heard in this country before, with
which to further split the ears of the
groundlings. The fact best known
of all is the fact that Mr.. Hartman
is dead, with the exception of the
fact that he is expected to stay dead
a long time.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-10-09

There was mismanagement of
banks before the day of the bank
guaranty plan in Oklahoma. 1t may
be necessary to make this advance
remark to head off a flood of COM
ment on the inherent weakness of
all guaranty of that kind.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-10-09
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

1t is cheering to read of the artion
OF Judge Anderson in the federal
rourt at Indianapolis in refusing
another continuance of a case pend
ing before him. The universal pro-
test against the laws delay is already
bearing fruit.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-10-09

With the advent of cooler weather
the night riders in Kentucky are be-
ginning to wake up from their sum-
mer's idleness and eyince a taste for
more adventure.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-10-09

The district stands foremost in
the eyes of copper investors at the
present time. 1t is an enviable po-
sition, and one from which there
does not appear likelihood hat we
will be removed for a long time to
come.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-28
.lrrbemins iotm Spaamano.

On BARN CONNER ipoar Den 'oen'
ife 8~roieSior arrbentus, Iont 9aar
no fra Stsrrelien al Solflefferne.
Ser err MI bare ct Ninimlm al Dem,
% oa pIeier Semperatnren at bore
bsiere. Iour pi MI bar folio Taor,
iiaer Grofesioren, tpoer ollie Eegn
poa, at pi faar Ell BARN CONNER.
Geo SoIHefsmiuimm er bet lom Re'
gel meget Tibet Saage og ringe gseo'
bsr. SoIeu brGnOer ubinoret, %
Semperaturen bIir bsi. Men dnta'
aelia bar Semperaturen Lap | Itlan'
tcrbapct % / Iorbiisen | Soft, og Der
bar hi rimeligpiS at isee Den pigtig'
Ite @ruub til Den foIbe 8aor. Sne'
orffet og Sien | Roroen betpoer
o~oerorbentIig Tibet iammcnIignet meo
Sapets SnbHpoeIie paa Semperotlt'
rem. Suo flyer ben ioenIfe BrofeSlor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-28
Uye Sveoomme.

Get err Ell uomtpiiteIis gammeI
Sanobeo, al etbpert Sremifriot,
Menneifebeoen gisr, bar fine Sfpg.
geiioer; / Snouitrien fan man (. CIR.
at isrgeIiee Grfaringer tale meb ort
De mango npe, til bper enfelt 8ren
fnpttebe iaafaIote Grboerpsipsoom-
me, ion or Sremgansens og llbpif.
Iingens fire Sslseipenoe, oe iom
freezer gnnife irrlise Sorifninger og
3orbolbsregIer for at mooarbeioes.
Sgiaa rent t~efniife Sremifriot 90
Spfinbelier nopifier Speoomme;
man fan iaoIebes n9iten meo Sif.
ferbeb foruoii9e, at Der, naa Suit.
ifibsiorten er bIeoen tiIitrPffelia po'
puloriieret, bill fomme en- Dag, boor
9Ggerne bIiper itilet o~oerfor Ell
Spgoom, iom fuuoe fnlbes "9allo'
nitis" elIer "aeroplanitis", en- Spg.
Dom, iom betinges al Rerneifenes
SpboIo / be bsiere 2uftloa, men
bpis Critters fsrit bill funne paapi-
ieS, noar ct Iterre autal Wenneifer
err fommen UNDER Gaapirfning al DC
npe og rlpaute Sorbolo.
RenS ocnne Spgoom enbnu Inn
err et ubebageligt neutrality-suspicious.,
bsrer oerimoo De Sp9oomme, Der
foraariages al ben traaolsie Sele'
graf, / bei @roo Riitiben til. Or.
geIliIe, Ser er SfibslGae poa bet
frantic Gonierifib "0escurtes"; for.
tGaer, of oct 1anbifab, Der beifiGf'
tiaes meo traaoIsS Selegrafering,
bIiper ongrebet al nogIe merfpproi'
ge Spgoomme, Tom alene ipnes at
ifpIoes Eonpirfuing al De eleftrilte
9slaer. MeIt flo9er De ouer fine
Zine, Iom ongribes al Ell let Be
tpn6eIie al iomme grt iom Den, Der
oite %forefommer hos artiiter, Der
arbeioer me9ct unber eIettriife gite'
lnmper; | RegeIeu optr9oer Spg'
bommcn / en- meget milo Sornt, men
/ eufeItc Siliploe %angriber ben o.
iao Sornbinoen og fan formiuoife
gietS Sefrait. Com iorebpggenoe
Wiooel berimob Loo Or. geatle
Ronoifabet BRUCE guile eler orange
farpeoe 9riacr lmoer arbeioet.
Ger or oeSiben | Or. Bellies
groris forefommet cnfeIte norIfeli9t
belbreoeIise Silfeloe al Suouoilet,
bpis goriua eiter Gofterens ytentn9
maotte Isges iammeitebS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-28
Setenf dig pei.
Get bctaler ia at cpcrocie HGrings'
miblcrnc.

Oct ubetrnfiomme Sip, Iom mango
NcnneIfer fsrer; leber oite til Srp'
berier % Sp9oom bpilfet iIluitrereS
peo oen griariu9, iom Ell Game !
Sono Oil Sac, @iS., bap0e,
"Sor omtrent fire Iar iioen leo ieg
frpetcIi9 al ilet 6orNsieIie, ioet ieg
aItio bapSe ipiit bpao ieg iputcS ON
% life bctTufte ON oct loo Jig for
oeie eIler life. Gen Ilette 6orosieIle
bepirfcoc Ell ioa oubartet SiertefIap,
at lea life fuube gaa op en- Crap uoen
at iptte mig ne6 % bpiIc ell elcr TO
@auge for at ~gienuinbe Iouoeorpt 90
Srpftcr.
Seq bIep bnuge % foriegtc meo
.0ipt, Ipie alGber OF mango andre
WioIer, men iaubt iugcn Siubrtng.
ga ieg berte @rape.giiitS % 30
itirm iaa bel omtaIt begpuote ieg at
BRUCE Sem iitcSetior min iGouauligc
Srctoit, beitoneuoe al Safe, Sage %
porme biscuits, % tnoen eli llgeS
SID por iea befrict for iur Muoe %
andre Snoer, Ger tpbeoe paa iIet Sor-
SsicIie. Subcn en- gtaanebs SiO pir'
fe6e nit &ierte pan naturlig Woabe,
% ie9 tliube soa 90 Srapper % BAT.
fer % ipabiere LANCE Strrfniuger.
Seq tiItog II Yuub fort Sib, min
Subforpe bIeu rem % lea erboIot ieicr
1 fiISe WnoI min ScIbreb % Stprfe.
Seq peoblipcr at BRUCE @rape.Hrit
og 8oitum tbi ies fcIcr, at iep belt
% boIbeut ifpIber SiSie min goo Sci.
breo. Ser er Ell @rmo."
Seq Iifer ben beIifote Smoa al
@rape.gtlts, % peO at tiIbereOe go
finn ifsIae 6orifriiteu imnaer Den
iom milb isriteflaSieS aofie."
2GS ~Sbe Roao to @eupiue" i bper
8affe.
RuscniinSc lGit uU%cnitancnSe Srep?
st mt oil iprcfommr fra SID til an
ben. Se CT Ggtr, ianSe % inlSe a
Sutcresic for MenneifebeScu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-28
ct iprusiclist 9eouctslpb.

Scrretuinasmano. hos bpem Der par
en- Bolt Ie>is, mootcg fra en- anls'
ocr en- SfripeIie, bpori oct 81. q. beo;
"Gfter at ba eiennemsaoet San'
Selsapmnaiiet fuiteSe ies mig ferl'
opcr giatraaS os fo~rtinneSc Sien'
fromparer, oerpaa rciitc ieg / Game
'bentlpr % Sriepts, arbeioeSe ina
Here %aaneSer I Granddaughter oe
reprrientercSe | ire aar 6iIttsfler.
Seq aicroe oerpaa ct aar bells
Serae, bells | @rapmomimenter %
bar | ben iioite Sio laat mig pao
Sluelim."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-28

8 purnt geir brnoer bet at saroepubeu bfiper for brso o. eioer
fra ig for meseu sarpe. 3 iaa 3ifGIoe maa enosl af ben pperIs1
bge 5arpe iuses pp peo SiRlp at ct Stpfte 3rRtpapir, saer mau
fnn birlpe ZIG nreb ct Stpne aptspaptr.
On Surpepuoe pl bare iIere Gar. SfuIoc benz 9sbet ai to
tlsr ire Gar blipe noset for tr, iaa Tan man blot brpppe paa en-
Sraabe Glpcerin % ben pl bGpe lige iaa gpo icm ny igrn.
soar man life 9ubt aitrpf ben iorIte Gang, iaa iorisg igi.a.
SGt Stempekt HABIT nb paa Sapiret, euer iGt ben enc SIDE nss
fpi, % brus ben aVaooe. iUm pasier bebit. 3rpf bpcrten for baarol
e1cr for lot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-28
j. o. TAPPEN,
Box SO, BLAIR, WIS.
OLE l.. THOMPSON,
r. S. VIROQUA WIS.
0. 0. CHRlSTIANSON,
r. 3, Box IS, GIenwood, : Mimi

Spentaaenoe 9esning pier n en- RubberempeI meo gaun % abresis
FAINT sarpepube @n iaaoan "&ubbrfamp" e ualminbeig nptts mango 1U.
talbe, baaSe for &aurnsuns af greus iOm life er fOmmsn aOrsiaten ibanOe
famt iom SRmpel pa Srepe Manssn en- Iriper .oe fit Raun meset utpbeG9t,
os en- iuaban NapnsRsmpeI bill furbinbre 5orfnteler os mango anbe uhbass.
Isbeber
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-28
Ten uurIfe SguUNc.
oEftrr "strfrfomSt"

SGn6ug Sen 16Oe Mai oroine'
re6es / Ct. @ctri Girfe, Storp Gitp,
So, aan0ihat Spar &apuero9 til oct
heIiae Qruoifccmbeoe. SisIae Sub
maat fra Iprmonocr for rorboe'tIi8e
9iitrift bleD Sroiuotioneu uhiert al
Soma Giitrifts Sormano, @uitor
@anasncg. @ait. Smebol forretteoe
glltertieueTtcu. @uitor g. g. 8uttebe
iubleoeoe % opIPite SrbinoubcnS
Geuuetslsb. Gesuoeu 6cItoa pgiaa
QaIt. s. g. Gaian i Ser bslt9e Snno'
ling.
fra 9eIttuIten Tfriocr @oit. 2.
q. Sugtueot: 9esoprre bar ri oen
israeliae 9pbeo al meobelc fro DAT
Iono, Gal, Of ErefoIoiabeoS Renia'
be6g greitcguorh % llngocmslofole
er bleDet oI6eIes ebelagt pco Sloe'
brun6. Sborle6es SIoen opitoo. ot'
Ses life fiffert; men BET nutoges, at
Ben bIep iornor'naet e1ten peo Ell
@niIt fra en- 3abos Sforiten eIler al
ben poa en- uforflarlig Waaoe er op'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-28
Sanscs SDupSe.
0iitr ~"Vnhbrrrrcn.")

- Iorp 6. @robougb, 9attcr al
ofosbe Roit. grobougb, ofgif peb %
oen / ct. FouI Eorsong ben 13be
bs. @egrooeIicu foregif Den t7oe.
- Shoeut Olaf Saniou iful |
Sommcrfericu biGIpe til meb arbei.
Get | Bait. s. u. SobanionS aalO |
Ct. Saul. arbcibet bill beitaa / Of
boIbe SfoIc, sisre SirSbeisa, oeItaee
/ SpbpggeIiesmeocr % / E~cbuin9s.
arbeibct bIoubt "forIorre Ssuncr OF
9stre." Gu fort 2io ifol ban ogioo
onpcnoe til at beis9e andre greite-
faI6, iGrIigt for at, iamle @iioIer til
RebniuaSmiSiioncn. s Den Tnlebniug
beisgte Suuion mcllcm ocn 12tc oa
17Se Mai aeupon og Iipelimo
@coSbue 60, Minn. San fit coiaa
eli Gel @opcr iii nrpnte WiiSiipn.
Otter oennc Sur til @ooobue lfulbe
ban aiere ct @eieg til TaIt. Sppes
oabI8 GoIS / 9amiorL Riun. | jam.
Irleouing.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-28

Spmaifinen "9usuennen", lol1 ieg mootOs
for en- 5 Maaneber liben, er ubeu tuiul Ell fprite
tlasies Maifire; ben er baaoe ioliO og pen og
ben giar ubn1Grfet gDbt arbeibe; ben er flllDt
iaa gob iom nogen Mtaifine for $50. Ale, iont
pnifer en- Spmaifi1e, fan ipare fig mirOit $25
peb at fipbe "6lspennen". Sragt 70 Gents.
Ole Oi. GbriitiauiouL Stanley, isis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-28
90 @0

fommen | en- Spiritunliitfirfe, Tom
loo tGt peb Greiteaaoroen, og iomt
oaiao bIep ct Nop for SInmmerne.
SrefoIoigbcos airfe. Tom er paa ben
anoen SIDE, blep fin belpiS beifooi,
get, % Sobet pao oeune bPtfeS peo
gSiurance. granben begpnote omtr.
SCI. I Wonbog gftermiooag. Mtrs.
Gbriitenien oor alene bicinme meb ct
Gar al @srnene; og Sloen greb iaa
burtia ON ite, at bun blot fit 5io til
at fonme no meo De imoo. Sntet
bIeo rcbbet uuotagen ell Gel Sang.
flGber. 8ait. Gbriitcuieu Tom ieIo
biem fra ct Spgebeieg, og fonot fun
Huiuerne iaieu. Rreitegnoroen por
osiurerct for $1,000 hos Merria.
aomponiet; bette better fauife en-
SrcoiebeI of @pgningens 8rroi.
YoIt. Gbriitenien Ielo bupbe blot
$500 aSiuronce paa alt Snobo, bpiS
gprbi oniloocs til oct oobbelte. Gre.
ItcfoIfenc bar Ieiet Siis tGt peo Sir.
fen, og peo 8enncrs SiGlp oaereor
begpnbt Susboloning. Gr Der MI
uoeen Tom fam noe Yreit pg Meui9.
beo noaen SiGlp, bill Def gonife oiit
bore til flor Spmuntring for beggcs
peofommenoe.
- Web n @abe til WiSiionen fri
Der Foit. 6leffe: Sil llnoerbolo for
en- beitemt Stiibent neS giifop ait.
rups Ireitcifole | 3uIu $4,000. 9iSie
8euge err fra g.. &. ellington til
Rinbe ON bans Suitril, iom osoe
M ibnor. 9Ggtefelerne blep enige
ON, at iiteSenfor at iGtte MinSeitsttc
poa ben6es 8rap Ifulbe Der pbes Ell
Snm til WiSiionen. Mrs. anno 81.
lingien por for ReItcu en- of De apin.
Der Tom peo fit 2ip % fin Serb bar
reiit iig en- langt berligere @rnoitst.
&c emo nogeu paa bore airfeguoroe.
- Winot-2ofota SpeciaIfonierenS
or bIeoen ioa flor, at Den peo fit We.
Dc | @egpnoelien al Wai belluttebc
al belle fig / tire, Dog i~ooIeoes, at oisie
bar ct SGleSmsbe bpert aar. Com
oct biStiI bar, bleo oct iteoie o%anife.
Iiaere for greIterne at fomme til
Wsbernc.
Zen 236e IpriI bIep Wrs. Slime
Wnrie Seaefion NOR Cambridge,
@is,, efter SorberebcIie al @aitor
SobS. SnIporien peo confirmation |
Here 8iouerS Rprpprclie cptagcn |
Den Iutberife airte, % mobtog fort
efter meo fin Iuno Oscar Selciion
bcn beuiae Hooper. NrS. Seqeiion
bar foot al tpIfe Sorplore NOR Sci
ferion, @iS,, 90 bsbt % foufrmcrct
| Den romerif.fotolife Strife.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-28
1.~.E
Haao
o9
Di,1f.
S.c

Strip abeGes tpbslst Naun os abrsN, for at Hippo at Sell be9aaes.
etemplsrne ubfsres Slaeets 5orranins % be oil btue fs6t. IN Sang
ON lser, % man ol bertor unperroea TONNE I'll at oente no9E Gage lpn9ers
eb pa en- anben Ir1mt.
Nbresie: Z. efnunSScu. Decsrob. Sspo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-28
Trifirfcu.

- Or. % Mrs. q. q. Renuina
fit SrcSog Gitcu / forrige ltae @cis8
/ tit Sicm / minneapolis al llu9oom.
men / SrefoIoigbcbS Weuigbeo, iom
100 itrrf fom for at ubtale i'm Eod.
ifienneIie al set arbcioe. ion biSie
10 uoiercr blau6t De unge | Weni9.
bc6eu. SaIcr blcp bol6t al Gait. 8.
2. Strnno, liant al 8cprpicntonter
for Gbriitiou Observation-Disclosures,
Den euacIife llngoomSioreuingcn Yi.
geforcuinQeu, @utteioreniueen %
Sun9forct.
rCHu "dpI'rbInstt."l
- Gun0i0ot BERNHARD Salpcieu
bIeu Ssu6dg gGften oeu 16oe Wai
oroiucrct til Brett / Ct. SIois airfc,
Y. Wimcnpcli&, Bait. SarboS &oIo.
8aitor Q. n. EolcfiOu iutimcrcoe 90
opIr'tc auuoibatcn& Gita, % Goitor
StranS, TrifirfcnS Srbtuotor, boIbt
SroinatiouStaIcu % uofertc SrSinn'
tioncu meo 9iituuo al Ireiterne :.
II. Rcoericr Y. y. Surbo % 2. ".
Eoaeiiou. ShInent SnIpeien ifaI op.
tage @irfiombeo | 2orptun SfIob.
49, GiitriftSmsoe for norSre 81.
thrift al Marinette &rebS holbteS
9ancocf. Wi6.. Sen 2Soe % 29oe
forriae Roauc0. SiIitcSe bar RuiS.
ocIb, Stonuoro % Rorobere az Gi.
itriftetS Rreitcr. FAINT Goitor SAILOR.
fen fra giblauO, iom bleo meo ser.
rcO efter CT fem 9aeeS Wsbe | GaIu'
met. SamtaIcn fnpttebeS til Norf.
10. 46-52 % inbIeSebeS al Yoitor
Salporieu. Der bolbtes ire Wtsoer
peo Sioeu al CT auiuoeiorentusSms.
DC, iom DC tiIreiienoe Yreiter iif oper.
bare oe bnor Bait. Sfouuoro beupt-
tebe gnIe6ninaeu I'll at omtnIe Sn.
Gremisfioneu. Sioeu por meget bel.
0iq for Reoet, ga WsIlen enbm life
unr iat ianug oa arbcibet iaoIeoes
life biuoreoe. @Ipoeligt bar oct Der.
for ogian al Solicit meSte taIrigt irem
iaa al beqae I~itcune0erRe bar me.
get bel beipate.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-28
st iaaoant "Sntlt" ienhes ion Yrenne meb Slnoet for ct liars
Tur1nosbetalus os fem Gents ertra til at betals
Yorto, Gonpolnt % SnOpafniis.

Sts life bet fubs geIsb 81. 80 inbeubes, oil Ell Bremubpa blue fen
tfeoefor 9fapnefsmpeL @rfarine bar lGrt os at ri life tan enoe Rapneneuap
n0 glaoet for $1.25.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-04-23
WISDOM JUSTIFIED BY RESULTS.

that
the convict hire
the that time not taking
substi-
all
without using the
coming rom o
congTauatng the this
the legislature
If
legislature Governor Smith
before
e bill
the convc and the
him continuously.
about and financial trouble
threatened
result?
splendid
bill 1t has broken
public
people especially
derive the incacuhe good
nrstclass
But this is not ALL The passed placing
dollars dealers
bill attacked
publishing that would raise
general
employed represent the state
o press collection of the
knowing that nearly hundred
bill
the
accomplished people of the state not at
thousand dollars of
calling the
Legislature silent
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-04-23
GoSSLpLNG WITH THE MARTLANS.

understand
hange e their
Pickering the celebrated astronomer Of
be against very much the same
fash
planet will be five millions
a proposition
Maans July He that with outlay
rejecting would
would the penetrating
reflections devised by the wit of
a little neighborhood gossip
which the
posterty
nothing
where will find Rosetta to translate the
dashes which humble jewellers
he o ball understand?
possible
will
broad
subject those sit
literally with
in
effective would
this
recommended line carried
(partiaI) execution another.
would what the Marans think
Martan translation of which might
enlightened
representative government as o they
things like
the million dollars and the Marian aphabeboh of which will
a
Pickering project
interplanetary communication
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-04-23
IRELAND FOR THE IRISH.

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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-04-23
EDUCATE THE MOUNTAIN CHILDREN.

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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-04-23
wEEDS-USEFUL AND OTHERWISE
BY FREDERIC J. HAsKIN.

There are said to be more than 10000
different spcies Of flower-bearing plants
in the world, besides several thousand
that are not flower-bearing. Less than
five thousand of these have been used
by man. In the United States three hum
bred kinds are about all that enter into
the important concerns of the people. 1t
is said that the world uses less than one
per cent of the inhabitants of the plant
kingdom. North America is rich in plant
species, possessing not only thousands OF
kind that are indigenous to the SOIL
but other thousands that have been borne
here on the wings of commerce.
Yet with her superabundance of kinds
of plant life the United States has only
about two hundred kinds that are written
down in the catalogue of weeds; and
many of these are highly useful under
proper circumstances. For instance
Bermuda grass, Johnson grass, crab
grass, and sweet clover get into the weed
class oftener than not, yet they are all
ueful as forage, and sweet clover makes
excellent bee pasture. There are many
weeds which have valuable medicinal
qualities, and others that make fine pot
herbs for the poorer classes in the rural
communities Even pOke-weed and pur-
slaine are in favor in many localities as
substitutes for asparagus and cress.
saS
The department of agriculture has is
sued a bulletin which is a guide for the
boy who wants to earn some pin money.
1t is entitled Weeds Used in Medicine, ,"
and tells how to prepare the weeds for
market, giving approximately the prices
that can be expected. The prices paid
To- l.,,A rftx or
boy who has to pull the weeds anyway
can make some money while doing it.
Burdock has a large tap root about a
foot long. This and the seeds are use
full. The root brings from three to eight
cents a pound, according to the care used
in curing, and the seeds bring from five
to ten cents. About $4,000 pounds Of bur-
dock root are imported every year, the
best coming from Belgium. With millions
OF pounds of 1t going to waste every year,
and with good farmers willing to pay a
bounty for all that is dug on their plan
tations, digging burdock root and curing
1t might be a tiptop suggestion for the
boy who wants to earn some money.
Dandelion is a great tonic in diseases
of the liver and in dyspepsia. The root is
the part uSOu ~ AhSuiSAiAS' - VIZ 49,
delion root selling at from four to six
cents per pound. every lawn and every
field is permitted to remain covered with
it, and the American druggist has to inn
port more than a hundred thousand
pounds of the root to supply demand
that the American small boy might sup
ply. In the country dandelion green's are
a prime favorite, not less for their fla
vor than for the excellent effect they
have on the human system.
One hundred and twenty-five thousand
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-04-23
Filling Bill

During a recent meeting of hotel men in this
city. when there was discussed certain propos-
ed means of protecting hotels against beats -
a western boniface told Of the sad case OF
one proprietor in st. Louis who had been
DONE
Many months afterward. learning the where.
abouts Of the gentleman who had decampeo
without the formalty Of paying. the owner
sent his the following note:
Dear Sir-I would esteem il favor IL you
would at once send amount of your BILL
Imagine the disgust Of the hotel man when
in a few days. he received an answer in
these terms
Dear Sr-Certainly. The amount Of my bin
is 81. 0."-Harper's Weekly.
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