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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-09-16
SURVEY HAS
Been COMPLETED
Course of the Little Scioto
to be Shortened.
WORK PROGRESSES RAPIDLY
Other Engineers Will be
= Through Soon
III There arc No Legal Impcdiments
the Work of Changing the Course
Of the River Should Begin Early
v Next Spring.

County Surveyor Edward S. Ault
today completed the survey OF the
Little Scioto river from the north
ernmost point in Marion county 60
the point where It flows into the Big
Scioto river The running of the
preliminary line, which is about 10
miles long. required something over
Two months. The surveyors, who
ere making the cross sections. have
already reached the Green Camp pike
and have but short distance yet IN
go. The Jewelers. are at the Big ISL
and pike and will need at least d
week to complete their work.
The Little Scioto as is well known
is a winding stream and doubles on
its course many times. At present Il
rs nearly twenty-four miles in length
from the point where II enters the
county to where IT empties into the
big Scioto At least five and prob
ably more miles of the river have
Icen eliminated in the proposed line
hs surveyed by Mr.. Ault. the wild.
ening. deepening and ,ttraightening
will give the whole territory better
Drainage and will prevent It from be.
ing inundated at every freshet Hun
dreds Of acres will be reclaimed and
the improvements procured will be
worth far more than the expenditure
even though that may reach to $780,
900 as seems probable.
AS soon as the surveyr completes
his maps he will make an estimate
ON the cost of making the cXcava-
tions and improving the stream ac-
Cordlng to the plans. Then the com.
missioners will set n date for a hear
ing and will pass upon the various
damage claims which will likely arise
IL is not believed that there will be
many claims for damage as most OF
the farmers favor the project and
realize tho advantages that will ac.
crue to them.
If no legal impediments are placed
ir the way the final hearing should be
held late this fall and the engineer
ordered to proceed with the letting
OF the contract for tho work so that
as soon as the spring floods are over
the work may be begun in earnest
TO pay for this project every lot
In this city and every parcel of land
i'm the country that drains into the
Scioto river will be assessed But
The assessments, where the benefits
derived are not great, will be com.
paratively small.
The work Is entirely in charge OF
County Surveyor Ed S. Ault, who |,
being assisted by several deputies and
by Il. Ries, of Kenton, q deputy
surveyor Of Hardin county
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-09-16

are different reasons for the anxiety
TO get started. Yale Is still smarting
because of the defeat administered
by Harvard last fall. Harvard Is Just
as keen to maintain the supremacy.
AT Princeton there will be "a keen
struggle for survival The Unver-
sty of Pennsylvania authoritiese are
not worrying about their future
They still have their annual Thanks
giving day game with Cornell. AS
for Cornell. the lthacans may be ex-
pccted to continue the Improvement
they have shown for a number of
years. The addition of the Harvard
game has given Cornell an import
ance she never enjoyed before. Yale
players have been ordered to report
Sept 20, week later than usual
Practice at Cornell will not begin
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-09-16
P-Y-R-A-M-I-D
Pile c-u-r-o
Does Away With Knife, Nurse
And A Big Doctor Bill.

A free trial package TO anyone who
Will write for It.
@$
AT your Drug Store, so cents Box.
80
Cures promptly, painlessly and per-
manently.
lis easy to use and requires no clev-
erness to get the best results.
Begins its stunt at the start and
keeps on until a cure is consummat-
ed.
Stops inflammation, swelling con-
gestion, irritation and itching tho first
thing. 49,
-
This is the beginning of a euro. You
quit gritting your teeth and saying
improper things
No need to stop your work and
"call your neighbors in" No fuss
and publicity.
A man gets back his ambition, takes
hold of work and has no wish to die.
a woman returns 70 her natural
good looks and chcerfulness and tho
panied rawn face is replaced with
plump smiling one.
There is no use trying to be Happy
with Piles. JOY and Piles don't chum.
Send and get free package; this
Is the way to commence. curing your
self. If It was not all right, no such
offer would be made.
Send today for It; 1t is the best and
only time to do thing that should
be done.
Yours for a speedy remedy In tho
use of the Pyramid Pile Cure.
PYRAMID DRUG COMPANY, 2l9
Pyramid Building, Marshall, Mich.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-09-16
PERSONALS.

j. II. Heiby, residing near Gale
dnoia is very critically Ill.
Mrs j. ID. Freshour. OF Wood street
is quite IL and threatened with par
alysis.
The son of Mr.. and Mrs, Fred
Morrison is seriously i'll with bron-
chitis.
Miss Nina Smith of Jefferson street
is the guest of frienos and relatives
at Delaware.
Miss Bertha Millisor left Thursday
for Bellville, Ohio. where she will
visit with friends for several days.
Phillip Lawyer OF south Prospect
street Is confined TO his home by an
attack of rheumatism.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Rocker OF
South Main street are I3ucyrus fair
visitors today.
Mrs Martha Easterly and Mrs. FL
la Welling of Brunswick Maryland
are guests at the P. T. Lightner home
on south Main street.
Mrs Eura Grifith OF MarysyIlIe o.,
Mrs A. Jones OF Delaware and Mr..
John Swick of Linooin Nebraska
are guests at the n. Leonard homo
90 '''-' @S'~ y M II. a !. ~ ~ -
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-09-16
WANTS TIME TO
ERADICATE SEDITION

Athens Sept. 16-The Greek parli-
ment which was TO have assembled
on last Monday will not meet unul
October, according to an announce
ment made today Premier Mavromi-
chaelis is responsible for the delay,
on the ground that he wants time to
stamp out the sedition that is crop
ping out in the army before the ma
tional assembly conyenes.
Many of the worst maIcontents in
the army have been sent TO remote
garrisons, by the premier's orders,
and II Is reported that several OF the
most fIagrant onenders have been pu'
to death. .s
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-09-16

A marriage license has been issued
to David b. Neidhart and Miss Cora
Setter, OF Pleasant township.
There will be a regular meeting
Knights Templar, tonight, and the
red cross degree will be conferred on
class of candidates.
A son was born this morning to
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy G.. Stoltz, OF
Mineville, N. Y. who are visiting
here.
Mrs. Mary Thomas of Silver street
is quite i'll. A report that she had at
tempted suicide Monday evening was
current on the streets but it develop
ed that she had taken some cholo-
boform sunintentionally. DR.. G.. G..
Smith was called to see her late
Monday night.
Robert, the five year old son of Mr.
and Mrs. Riley, of Boston, who are
visiting at the Charles Sloat homo
on Uncapher Avenue, was operated
upon by Drs. II. j. Lower and @.
q. Smith Wednesday afternoon. The
father of the lad was formerly lieu
tenant of police on the Erie railroad
and is well wnokn here. He is now
captain OF the police on the Boston
and Maine railway The child is get
ting along nicely.
Dale Gormen, the young son of
Mrs. Stella Gormen, of West Center
street, while at school at the Central
building Wednesday had his left
forearm fractured half way between
the wrist and the elbow. 1t appears
thai the lad, who is about thirteen
years of age, was knocked down by
some of the other boys and in falling
he was hurled over another lad, caus-
ing his left arm to be caught in such
a manner that it was fractured. The in
jured lad was removed to the Office
of DR.. w. II. HinlSlin, where surgical
attention was given. He is getting
along quite nicely today.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-09-16

Although the real football practice
will not start until SPIT 20 the big
universities east and west are laying
plans which indicate that they cx-
pect to make a strenuous campaign.
This is particularly the case with
Harvard, Yale, Princeton. Pennsyl-
vania, Chicago, Wisconsin and Min
ncsota, and 1t need occasion little sur
prise If these institutions start work
earlier than usual \ few years ago
IT was the custom of these universi-
tlese to frown on all preliminary
practice before the last week in
September. but this year ali of them
will be formally at work by the mid
de of the month and some of them
secretly some time before this There
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-09-16

Mrs. James McWherter and Mrs
Mamie Thoone are spending the day
in DeGraffe, the guests OF their uncle
M. p. Shields.
Mr. andMrs. James NJ. Monnett. o
South State street went to Bucyru'
this morning to attend the Crawford
county fair.
George PIN. of Mt. Gilead. has ac-
cepted position in the electrical de.
partnent of the Marion Steam SHOW
81 shops.
Mrs. Emma Langstaff and her sis
ter Mrs. Mary Stamatz, returned
this morning from Mansfield where
they have been visiting Mrs. Johr
Duffy Mrs. Stamatz has been spend.
ing the summer at u health resort
in Michigan.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-09-16
WILL REPLY
Senator Bailey Says He is
Ready to Fight VIM.
j. Bryan. J
BY United Press Wire.

Gainesville, Tex. Sept 16--Aroused
by the challenge hurled at Texas
Democrats and the yelled attack
against himself by w. ]. Bryan in
his speeches yesterday, United
States Senator Joseph Bailey today
announced that he will take up the
gauntlet thrown down by the Ne
braskan. He ANNOUNCES he will reply
to Bryan in Dallas next Saturday
night.
Bryan declared members of the
Texas delegation voted wrong on
tariff measures when they gave their
support for duties on raw materials,
He added that If Texas advocated a
duty on raw materials he would not
only stump the state In an effort to
convert II TO his views, but, failing
in this would carry the fight before
the national Democratic convention.
At one point in his speech, Bryap,
said. SO
Texas Democrats smell Kerosene
SO far they are afraid to take the
duty off it, or other raw materials"
Every one In the audience knew
he referred to Senator Bailey and his
recent mix-up with the Standard Oil
company. trE
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-09-16
MOTHER WILL RETURN
WITH HER SONS BODY
BY United Press Wire.

Paris, Sept. 16-Mrs. William e.
Fitch, mother of the late Clyde Fitch
was so far recovered today that she
made arrangements to sail for New
York on Sunday, on the steamer
Grosser Kurfurerst on which the body
of her son will be shipped.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-09-16

Makes assimilation perfect, healthy
blood, firm muscles, strong nerves,
clears the brain. makes aud keeps you
well. Greatest remedy, IIollster's
Rocky Mountain Tea. 35 cents. Tea
or Tablets.-Chas Schmidt &c Co.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-09-16

take place and It is understood that
there wax also conveyed to the sher-
iff and Commissioners ofePolice an
intimation that IL the fight did take
place, charges would be preferred and
their removal from Office sought.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-09-16

This will probably be the last week
for canning pickles. order now from
1t CHAS. TURNER & co
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-09-16
Anne erlcan Assoclatlon

AT 1NDTANAPoIs ., Minneapolis 0.
At TOLEDO ?, Kansas city l.
e AT LOUISVILLE .. Milwaukee O. Sec
ond game IOuisVlile /. Milwaukee o.
AT COLUMBUS 2. 81. Paul s. Second
game, Columbus !. 81. Paul 9.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-09-16

Attend the best fair. the Crawford
County Fair. Sept. 14-17. II
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-09-16
STOP THE FIGHT
Ketchel and Langford May
Not Meet in Squared
Circle.

New York, Sept. 16.-With the DO
lice making strenuous endeavors to
hnd an excuse to stop the fight and
with both the lighters declaring they
are i'm splendid shape, fight fans
around New York are wondering just
what will occur Friday night at tho
Fairmont Athletic club when Stan
ley ketchel and Sam Langford are
due to go for ten rounds.
Police Commissioner Baker mas
been enjoined by Billy Gibson. the
manager of the light club, from inter-
fering, but District Attorney Jerome
has notified the police commissioner
that no Injunction can prevent him
from stopping an Illegal act in a leg
al manner AS the New York courts
have held that fights are legal before
authorizing clubs, when only club
members are admitted, there is lit
tie likelihood that the fight can be
prevented
Fight fans, however. are not taking
wonderful amount of interest in the
go Ketchells training methods have
not enthused them with the idea thar
they are 10 see what has been ad-
vertised as the first big fight to oc-
WI ~ tllN iIdoL LII a iOiB Nhi''
Those who have visited <etchel in
his training quarters at Woodlawn
Inn do not think beer drinking and
cigar smoking have put the cowboy
into first class shape. 1t is said
Ketchel does not anticipate a very
hard fight judging from the manner
of training. Ever since the stories
began appearing of Ketchel's fond
nes for the white lights, Gotham fight
fans have been dubious and II re-
mains for he cowboy to prove by
Friday nights battle mat he is really
in earnest
Governor Hughes yesterday tele-
graphed number of officials here,
calling attention TO that section of the
penal code which prohibits prize
fighting.
New York Sept. 16 Because of
threats made by Sheriff Foley that he
would raid the Fairmont Athletic
club If the Langford- -Ketchell fight
scheduled for tomorrow night was
permitted to take place, and also be-
| cause District Attorney Jerome inti-
mated that he would make the mat
ter one for grand jury investigation,
President William Gibson, of the club
announced at noon tday that fight
was off. Both men were notified by
him that the bout would not take
place.
Governor Hughes was directly re-
| sponsible for the action of the club.
He notified all of the officials in
New York that the fight MUST not
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-09-16

For dancing lessons in private or IN
class, see Schwinger. 9-16-1t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-09-16

Austrias s,ate railways in 1906
Mere run a, a loss OF SlJ,sia,0OO
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-09-16
SOCIETY

The Ten A club was pleasantly en-
tertaincd at the home of Mrs. Frank
Ritzhaupt, OF Pleasant street, Wednes-
day afternoon. All of the club mem
bers were present and an exception.
ally interesting session resulted
Mrs. Clyde Houpt was present as "a
club guest and favored the party with
several fine instrumental selections.
Other club guests were, Mrs. J. II.
Wilson and Mrs. T.. NJ. Rademacker.
A particular feature of the gathering
was an elegant course luncheon
served by.the hostess.
1t was decided to meet again In
three weeks at the home of Mrs
Ferdinand Schweinfurth of Cherry
street.
Mrs. Harry Lennon was hostess to
the members and guests of the Young
Matron's Embroidery club at her
home on Olney avenue Wednesday.
Nearly all of the club members were
present. A guessing contest was
feature of the diversions land the
prize was captured by Mrs Oscar
Lusch. instrumental music was rem
dered by different musicians present
and general good social time re.
suited. Elegant refreshments were
served by the hostess.
Guests of the club upon this occa-
sion were Mrs Frank Stanley, Mrs.
II. C. Corwin, Mrs. e. b. Main and
Mrs w. E. Christman.
The club will meet again In three
weeks at the home of Mrs. Oscar
Lusch, of Uhler avenue.
The members of the Tally Was
club pleasantly entertained their lady
friends at dance which was given
in the club hall on West Center
street from eight to twelve O'CLOCK
last night. About forty couples were
present. Dowler's five piece orchestra
rendered the music and denghtiui
hop resulted The success OF inc
dance was largely due to the Wag So
cial committee which Is composed Oh
Messrs. Charles Dee, Harry 5 Ei
iiott and Homer Waddell.
Thirty members of the Rowland
Sunday school class of the Wesley
NJ. L. church were entertained at the
home of j. Criswell on west Church
street Wednesday evening. After a
short business session and program
the evening was spent informally
with music and games and a two
course luncheon was served.
The class has only been organized
three months and now boasts OF
membership numbering sixty-eight.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-09-16
ON THE DIAMOND
An NEW YORK

AT NEW YORK He
Philsdelphle ... n n o o 20 6 .
Now York .,,Ool I o q 90 la 10 I
Batteries Morgan, Dygrrt and Living
ston; Brockrtt and Sweeney.
At BOSTON RH.E
Washington . $4,000 IL II 3
Boston ..,....,0 so o 0 o q 0--i ~ 3
Batteries Gray and street; Karger
Pape and DOnahug.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-09-16
National LEAGUE.
n PHILADELPHIA

AT PHILADELPHIA r He
Philadelphia . 0 0 o 2 q o q q - .
Brooklyn .....O 90 q o 90 O
Batteries McQulen and Doom; Scan
Ion and Berg N
Ar CINCINNATI RH.E
Pittsburg ..,,.,40O 90 01 - II >
Cincinnati 100 000l0 01-9 7 .
Batteries Maddox and Gibson; Spade,
Rowan and Roth.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-09-16

Don't put off The pickle business
We have nice ones now
1t CHAS. TURNER & co
New-York tribune., 1909-12-19
N0RT9 GERMAa LLOYD

Large Fast and Luxurious Twin-Screw
Express and Passenger Steamships.
E,oufppec with Wireless 4 Submarine Signals
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BREMEN DIRECT.
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Zieten ......... Dee. 3 Room Jan. 9
p Irene ...... Dec. 90 Zieten ..-....... Jan. 27
GIBRALTAR-NAPLES- observation-disclosures
Mediterranean Sailings saturdays l. \. VI
Barbarossa 90. ian 5 TGr. Kurfuerst. Feb.
sBeriin new Jan - x. Albert Feb. u
-Omts A giers. torrent Cruise.
Independent Around the World Tours.
Travellers checks good ali over the world
Apply OELRICHS & CO. General Agents
8 RROADWAY. NEW YORK.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-19
THE oXALIS IN ACTION.

TIE SEEDS Of the wood sorTel (oxalis)
are covered with q loose outer coat When
ripe tals loose coat bursts, and is sud-
denly rolled back, breaking the fibre and
~ the Same time separating the walls Of
the cell ana projecting the seed two or
tnree feet b this movement the loose
coat Is generally turned inside out The
fatten6d oval seeds are marked on their
s.des by transverse grooves that doubtless
I'D Il directing their flight. Before the
seeds are fully nlatured they may be re-
moved from the cell and the coating caused
10 burst by touching them with some sharp
pointed instrument. So quick is the move
ment that one is strongly reminded by il
o. < Jumping hea-
A veri-abIe vegetable catapult IS the
seed cf the Chinese Wistaria CWistaria
cJ1secu cuana Benth-)- : well known bot
srist reports that he had gathered some
~ the pods and placed them on the man
tel shelf IN his study 4 few evenings
after while sitting at q table in the cen
trs q Ine room. he was startled by a loud,
sn5pplng report. followed almost immedi-
ately By z noise as Of something sharply
hitting the wall al the extreme end Of the
ro1n- On Investigating he discovered that
one II The wistaria pods had burst and
iLr-ed z seed ~ least sixteen feet TO ths
opposite wall Had IL been elected with
the same force in the open air the pro-
9ectlle would have flown through space at
least thirty feet.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-19
A SENSITIVE MECHANISM.

C5eraniums, especially the wild species,
belong 70 The plant artillerists- The walls
o. Tire rpened pods. stiu quite succulent,
suddenly contract and roll together. espe-
,isLv i scme external stimulus Be applied.
a. q touch Of the hand or the action or
fl@ wind and throw the seed outward TO
some distance from the plant. The wild
species are exceedingly sensitive. opening
- Suddenly and al so slight 4 touch as TO
be almost startling IN its unexpectedness,
and hence have acquired their common
nam --touch-me-not
HsmsInelis, or witch hazel, IS even more
remarkable. The fruit is q two-celled
woody poo, opening At the top. Each cell
usually contains e single bony- seed When
mature the outer coat OF the cell separates
from the inner. which incloses the seed
This. pressing the seed as it bursts elas-
tcaily from the top. often throws it sew
era feet as il escapes from the pressure,
Ike boy shooting q pea or bean by press
Ing IL between the two parts OF split
stick
he saudboE tree is native Of tropical
Arisrcca. The fruit, as large as an orange,
consists Of a number OF rounded pieces,
eac1 with a single seed inside When ripe
each piece splits of. making a noise like
The report Of q pistol. The tree is some
lines called the Monkeys dinner bell"
These pieces have been known 70 be thrown
a distance OF hfty-seven feet from the pa
rent tree
New-York tribune., 1909-12-19

The Difference Between Our Pri
Is Never So Pronounced as at
Five days-then Christmas. every diractng
enct should M be brushed a; and all things should be
the MERCHANDISE the fairness of the the fromp deH5vri
Our responsibilities we do dodge shik
How do them? We began when the architects planned the
STONY 5 b insisting o" broad ' OF congestion occasionally
with I d % gs @ nc hd the right OF way SPECIAL counters are loaded
o & ga from al over the globe Tor gifts hey 0H 70" sasgss
Blue Transfer Card shoppers yet devised
intelligent thing for to do take advantage Here's how
m y0" 54 144 take goods 'A yon purchased from ssa daens
Cashics desk dO e all purchases one fa,
Smooth Restaurant as quick as any one
T marcel is ho SO many hundreds are taken care Of uh So little pior
Rf tape has bee been % fu4d system as Pe It as can huan be has been
possible day Why
noon fes A Ia CARTE AL DAY i"s" AFTER
The Fairness of Prices thought insight we
ARE @ bok WE EEEP P WITH M sTe so Hf n oRDaR d @ o
EScTI7 Wff We HAVE Bone From prices % that Were sa7 low
often clip off quarter third and nfrequent half
Keep it Movingl" the
like When prices sy.
Toys Reduced-The Tyyg tlngs succeeded depicting
@ nod up % % and 6 ns & % Sn 5 g n 6n find
Stepping @ wGI t1e f dTecon f on % @ Ee@ spreads mere De
Diamonds Reduced-1 Diamond Mounted rely mod
eay priced exobtant profits initiate these goods Christmas
&s @ M qs5 SE Y e16s @ oSiE7
FINEST PIECES REDUCED THEM TWENTY-FIVE PER
CENT.
Art Goods block Articles right prices
~be BRGSs ESER9WERE variety enough to set yo1r brain
RndoLtpdt, Tebhtg, Derby, Coalbot
ss9s6sso@cs 9"1s F pl Pa B@
Eectoie Oil and Lamps Chandeliers Globes and Shades lind
Real BroIZeS When marked
FarbleS
uN' Gnu
"Ouu
Engraved clipped that's precisely what
Gale Glass from Nancy happened the coster novel
Brilliant Cut Glass
and Elecrolcs IF -. :. - :.
Sets His u"0 WI" s00" e O'Nt' " -
Game Sets pyices'
Promptness Of Deliveries-Dont careful
address
ment delivery Whether dainty
be
will be ready rongh the
be- ------------
speaking sfmposed obsatonome Of them To
SHOP EARLY
DAY"
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the
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The crowds sape orderly
yourself kindly
Others 0d0Tce
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New-York tribune., 1909-12-19
MAKES BEE ITS PORTER.

The mountain laurel has an astonish-
ingly hae mechanism which II uses IN the
towering season IN order 10 distribute its
seeds The rap here IS merely for the pur-
pose of forcing the bee 10 carry its pollen
II each petal OF these lovely flowers are
Two depressions. or pouches in which the
snihers al The ends OF arched hlaments are
held down suugly-
The instant that the pee alights on this
brldgelike construction the auther be-
comes cislodged. the hlanIent flies back.
While from tie anther cells is scattered
over tie tntruder's body a vOlley OF fine
fertliZing dust The bee carries this OF
10 the next flower he visits. where probably
u Is brushed from his back. In this way
cross fertilization is secured. and the de-
ice OF the little gun fulfilled
The balsam. richweed. euphorbia and
cher species OF plants have also been OBJ
served 70 project their seeds with force
from their pods.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-19

Real Br0LZeS
CasteIli1a and Carrara FarbleS
Fine Assorted Plates
Royal Vienna Vases
Lotmsyr's Engraved Glass
Gale Glass from Nancy
"StrauS Brilliant Cut Glass
Tmported Lamps and Electrolicrs
decorated Dinner Sets
Fish and Game Sets