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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-29
BIRTHS.

BOYS.
Nicola BarbierL 726 Rivard-
Lincoln hsnsS : Rich. $50 Gilbert.
Henry Dolland., 81 Oliver
Wiadyslsw Makarewlcz, TAG Dubois.
ANTHONY Prsybycki, 1888 Willis.
stanley Teodecki, 6s4 Warren.
Frank Jamrozy. Ss Rivard:
DominicK Koxiowski, 10 Aaron.
Joxef Wantuch. 40 Otis.
Jan Pelc. So Otis:
Pawel Baron. 9s Greusel.
Wojciech Kukla, 1852 McGregor.
Nathan HOFFMAN, b64 Orleans.
Claude Brown, 70s Commonwealth.
Charles Heweit. 1144 Bellevue.
H 5ssn { mo:ilsof sss rSirty w
Emmett BeeSs. issH twelfth.
Wilbur Slaughter, 500 Elmwood.
Joseph Hardoin ss2 Field. ,,.
Erred a snnnas ss ssi c Rasemacner
Joserh Dalton, Grace hospital.
GIRLS.
Gordon Pennington. So Cleveland.
James w. Carey. 500 Fifteenth
Harry Jones. 2as Myrtle;e
John Rodsicsak. 7l8 willis.
Frank Ciszewski. 1902 Dubois.
Joseph Witkowski. 1914 Alexandrine
Antoni Drobot, 95 Lockwood.
Stanislaus Mescura. 119 Otis.
Sigma Kondakowski, 111s junction.
Bliss Turnbull. 867 Frederick.
Julius Gobrowsky. 3s4 Poplar.
Frederick T. Sanders, ISL Stanley.
Charles Lewis. 220 Kirby.
William Urban, ist AZ gis T,e,i
Otto Kaiser, 325 Christiancy.
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IS FINED $1,000.

Edward 9. Holmes Gave Out Advance
information On Cotton Report.
WASHINGTON, June Backward
8. Holmes. former stastistician. in the
agricultural department, today plead
ed guilty to the charge Of giving out
advance information on the govern
ment's cotton report and was fined
$4,000. This closes the famous Cot
ton leak" cases Of 1905. other partici-
pants having also admitted their guilt
and been fined.
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BUSINESS BRIEFs

A yachting party composed OF sew.
eral department heads Of T. Eaton &
Co., OF Toronto. arrived In Detroit
Tuesday. on the company's 176-foot
steam yacht. They will remain four
or ave days, visiting the plant Of the
Chalmers Motor Co. and various mer.
camille establishments.
william M. Cornelius was appoint
ed trustee at the first meeting of cred
itors Of the Michigan Brick and Tile
Co.. OF Morenci, In the once OF Referee
In Bankruptcy Harlow p. Davock
Tuesday afternoon.
The Safest. Realty association has
refused an offer Of $4,000 for its op
ton on the Hotel Richter property
although the option does not take ef
feet until 1920. The option was Sc
cured by the association three years
ago for $4,000.
The report that the sugar plant In
Marine City had been purchased by
the Spreckles interests is declared
to be wholly without foundation by
JOhh hhOyb VI mdIiuo ClJy, VINO Wltn
Capt John Mitchell and others, pur
chased the plant about q year ago
The plant has been lying idle for
about i've years. II IL understood that
Mr.. kilby and his associates are get
ting ready to put 1t In operation again
now that intricate litigation has been
settled.
Permits have been taken out by
Architects Rogers 4 McFariane for
the two new business blocks befns
erected for Mrs. Z. j. Farwell, one Al
the southwest corner Of woodward
and Selden-aves. and the other ON the
south side Of Grand River-ave., be
tween First and Second-aves. The
building at woodward and Selder
will contain two stores, with a garage
In the rear, facing Selden. Each oil
the structures is too cost $4,000.
The J. w. westcott Co., OF Detroit
has fled articles of association IN
Lansing. The incorporators and prin
cipal stockholders are: John w. West
colt. Henrietta Westcott and John w
Westcott, Jr.
JND RY1nfsnR 6ous va~nx 49,.
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RAILROADS ASK REHEARING.
Petition In Rate Question Filed II
Supreme Court.

WASHINGTON, June ga petit
ton for a re-hearing Of the famous
Missouri river rate case was filed by
the railroads today In the supreme
court OF the United states. This stays
the mandate handed down against the
railroads on May 81, until next Octob-
er when the petition will be heard.
Reductions averaging 20 per cent In
trans-continenta freight rates were
ordered today by the interstate com
merce commission In a series Of de-
cisions, the most important ever hand
ed down by that tribunal. They are
based upon complaints from Spokane.
Wash, Portland, Ore, the railroad
commission Of Nevada and the Com
mercial club of Salt Lake City.
The largest reductions are made In
the rates from the Pacific coast TO
Missouri river points.
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SMOKE CASE TO COME UP AGAIN,
Evidence Against Ferry Company 10
.. SOUGHT In Chicago.

Assistant Corporation Counsel Pen
niman left for Chicago, Wednesday
afternoon. to secure dispositions In
the d. B. I. & w. smoke ordinance
case. Action against the company
was suspended some time ago ON q
showing that It was impossible for the
company to install stokers which
would prevent smoke. Since then q
new device has been put In use In
Chicago. Judge Connolly saw It In
operation last month and ordered the
ferry company to put In a defense to
the complaint made against 1t. It is
understood that the company will
produce witnesses to attempt to show
that the Chicago device does not work
satisfactorily.
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MARINE



Detroit.
nsSer a nj. 1 Tus:d sS Hsnc S''Psw-e.
f oen no0n is couSy M i raa
s sa: f. B. Il h. xsoo;ay s,s siS sss
Msrins, burlington. sac; &ickwirss:
s sis ssSnasF Ho SsS ms nssn0ia 0'
Mauch Chunk. io:it; Ericsson: Magnad,
ho.ao ci sa. III Robt Holland al,n% a N!
Wofvin, .Alpena. l2:4oi Fleetwood, iss,
Q; Vance. Briton. 2:l5; Mckee. Town
s ssS N sss MMy ass.' 3ssnaSst. W
Michigan. 7; Republic, Houghton. Roch-
ester, s; Merida; $40; Mullen d ,i,n W.
Down: Nelson. Bryn Mawr. Per-
k h 1880 p; m Tuesday; s,ormfo onas
Keith. i:lo; AIpenas s:1O; saranac. s:sSS;
Niagara, Westmount. Ungava $3.50
wasasai !;So; Prince Rupert. ";|s; 81
1870; w. ii. Mack. 1880; waldo. I;
Merry Elphieks. i:is; NsI.on and barge =
1920; Nicholas, s:l5; Dunn. 9; Peter
White. 1915: Nottingham. 10:<0; Cone
maugh. Norseman and barges. li:+o.
SAULT STE. MARIE, Mich. June 20.
up: Robbins. Tuesday noon; Atha-
basca. Bielman. McLaughlin. Wawatam.
Malta. 1880 p. m; Rockefeller. Mata.
z;so; New s.an' 8; Harvard. Bell $3.50;
Colgate. $3.50 p. m. Tuesday; .Labelie,
10; Saskatoon. 8 a. m; Leaield, S:3c
shenango. IL :So; Alex. Thompson. noon.
da W
Hill. Alive, s:so; A. Z. Xmes. I:so;
Northern Queen. 1850 p. m, Tuesday;
Cahoon. Friant. Gary. McLouth. 8;
Viking. 5:s0; Jay Morse, $40; Ssmail)
Happening, 8; Byers, ESQ; John. DON
aldson. Ireland. Mariposa, 10; Cole, IL;
Ghas. Edsdy, Matoa. Italia Northern
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Pumping Station EmpIoye Injured.
While working in the city pumping
station, Wednesday morning, George
Danford. 25 years old, No. ITO Trum-
bull-ave.. fell into pit about 80 feet
deep. Creedon's ambulance was called
and took him 10 st. Mary's hospital.
Several ribs were broken and he Is
internally injured.
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INTERURBAN LINES.


Detrest UsitsA Hntsrurne-r 49, ..-aes
FLINT LIMIrEne--se:3S ana 1.3e :.
M LESS. s2i2s and e:S6 3. - foSSis
70 Flint q. m. every two hour ~ n
r m: Al - M to Oxford runs "a y{{H{
Sundays. TO Romeo. a M. Se6
end q, svsry two hours 70 10 y =, ~
,,:;s. sSs sud s!9c 3. a. Loc : = =
70 N. Ann Arbor. 9 n ~
n. ana & SourlP n COrshyills ssS =
y 1 z; mr. saline Ip:r SsEs from TpsiIsntl
a a;,o !: M .,rd d;sS s,o :ns $50 p m
3 T S Hos sss only. .1 s:,s so ss1 6
PORr HURON IIMrTnDs-s:4s a.
l:l5 .. m... 1875, 3:l5 and e:lS n ~
Sunday only. II p. M. LOCALS % Pof&
n, . p. m, to Marine City. only. nc
g p. M; hourly 70 II >. m. w
Clemens via Shore Lane. S;SS Z. a..
nG %oKxr e S;' D1eers aa Il m M n.,,.
hourly TO p. m; hourly to IL p. nj
Birminfham only. - ?. m. -.
WYANDOT.TE DIvISION-S:3y q m.
half .hourly TO s:ss p. MT hourly e
oRdMARp LAKE Drvrsrox-s q. =.
hourly to II p. m.
sThsss cars run through 70 sasinsws
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New Officials File Bonds.
The bonds OF David q. Heineman as
controller. Milton R. r. Palmer as as
sistant controller, and Edward Bullock
az city accountant, were fled with
City Clerk Charles A. Nichols. Wed
nesday.
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WHITE STAR LINE

Wharf loot OF drisWoId-st-
For Port Huron. way ports. steamer
leaves daily, $3.50 q m. and 2;s0 .. M;
rect connection 10 made ~ earnia Wed.
Frs NAyisATi9Sr SSSMsdS 1922 YsS-
HURoNIC for 500, Port. Arthur and
Duluth, ana Mondays with 3. 3: ar
oNIC for Soc and and Port Aythur,
steamer leaves daily, SIS q m. ard
4:so y. m; Sundays. $50 q m ana See
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Yer Clsvslana, PiitsSurI ana al
points south and %s ease. isays daily 1875
1875; lower Cs. berth, $50; upper berth
oursion 70 Cieyeland every Saturday
For AIpcna, Nackinac and way ports.
Monday and Saturday. 8 .. m; we'd
daily 500 D. m. Sundays and Holidays.
4:00 y. m. ...,.
rsSnS ,t e una's every
Hay City, Saginaw and way ports.
Tuesday and Friday. $3.50 q m. (foot OF
Randolph-sC.
er Service: Mondays. e:30 q M Thur
days, s y. m. No stop en- route except
at Goderich, Ont, every Friday up-
City Ticket Offices. Majestic bldg. 1T
woodward ave, ana 174 0riswold-Gt
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The.
People SPACES

Advertising rates under any OF
the classincations In these. columns
one cent per word each insertion,
cash In advance. No advertisement
inherited for less than Is cents.
Persons whose names appear In
the telephone directories may have
ADVERTISEMENTS charged at above
rates. Call
H0ME-CITY 1885.
BELL-MAIN 1889.
For the convenience OF patrons.
arrangements have been made with
the following TO receive liner ad-
vertisements at the same rate as
charged with the home Office:
EAST SIDE.
Houghteu-French Coal Co., Ss2 Can.
neld-ave. east
NJ. Elliott Pharmacy. Mt. Elliott and
0ratiot-aves.
y. Brown, 1859 Jefrerson-ave.
y. McPhers0n, 2400 Gratiot-ave.. oppo-
site car-barns.
WEST SIDE.
A. q. Eansor. SIS Grand river-ava
Turner stanton, 16e Myrtle-st
=. II. Driscoll. AT Michigan-ave.
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w. w. Brush. 694 Michigan-ave.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
HIGHEST prices paid furniture, stoves,
H2 a.nS. .ad s SS.' pSsn: W.IR
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A Competent girl for general house.
work; q good cook. family or two,
small fiat. good wages; an excellent
home and q snap for the right one
Apply 274 Lincoin-ave.
OOOK-W oman TO 40 plain cooking. IN
resort hotel on Canadian side; good
position, but terms must Re reason.
Able. Phone Windsor 1857
New-York tribune., 1910-08-28
THE AVIATION MEET.

Dear Little Men and Little Women: I
had the pleasure of going down to Asbury
Park to see the aviation meet. It was one
of the most beautiful sights that l have
ever seen The grandstand and band were
on one side. while the automobiles banked
in lines on the other.
The first event was a trial flight around
the field by a Wright biplane. That de-
lighted the crowd. Then Johnstone circled
around in his aeroplane, sometimes MAX
ing low, wavy dips and fairly grazing the
ground then, with sudden swoop rising
clear Of the earth. The spectators applaud
ed loudly, while from across the field came
the ''honking'' of automobiles.
There were other graceful ascensions
wAich made the afternoon slip swiftly
away a dirigible balloon was sent up
with a man who had to continually shift
his weight from one part of the airship to
another to keep it properly balanced. 1t
was fine exhibition, but in comparison TO
the swiftly moving aeroplanes seemed a
very slow means of getting about. Hoping
that this will prove of interest, I am. your
interested reader,
HOWARD TOWNSEND (aged 1D.
No. SO Cleveland street, orange, n. J.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-28

small quantity Of this toadstoor will
xiii
The sale of mushrooms without a IL
Cense ought to be forbidden by law. 1t IS
impossible to be too particular in regard
10 wild mushrooms. The number Of deaths
from toadstool poisoning this summer
alone testifies 10 this fact While other
fungi may induce serious illness through
digestive disturbance and indirectly per
haps cause death, the poisonous members
Of the amanita group are generally con-
ceded 10 be the only fungi which contain
an active, poisonous principle whose Ger
tain logical consequence IS death. The
poison is said to be like that found in
rattlesnakes and some scientific works
say that there is no known antidote. If
the stomach pump is used Immediately af-
ter eating. there may be some chance of
saving the victim. but it is said that sew
eral hours may elapse before any evil
results are felt, so that the victim does
not realize the need of a stomach pump
until the poison has entered his system
Needless to say, a physician should be
called at once.
"One authority says that the victims are
not necessarily warned by the flavor or
smell OF the amanita after eating it. as
migth be supposed. on the contrary it
has occasionally been spoken of as 'tast-
ing good To many even the Odor Is in
viting. Others, however. are unpleasantly
affected ny merely handling IT."
New-York tribune., 1910-08-28

said papspoon, like justice. frequently mis-
carries Perhaps q morseI Of its freight
reaches its destination; the rest is deposited
ON Baby's cheek his chin. his bib | lose
all interest in the food on my plate
Mothers little man" says mamma gently,
v-ipin5y I'D the remnants with her own nap
kin. Then to me; He does pretty Well for
such little fellow, doesn't he
Probably he does. 1t V ere surely madness
to expect a year-Cld baby To manipulate
successfully eating implements which are
rednencnts OF civilization that many
grown man cannot handle with grace. But
why. in the name of all hospitality, cannot
the mother feed him his milk. his egg. a
half hour before dinner? The members OF
the household have become Injured. through
long suffering. to seeing Master Baby spill
mis- food in all directions but why subject
a helpless guest to the somewhat nauSeat-
ing spectacle? IL is not fair TO the guest:
1t is hardly fair to the poor little baby
himself.
The conversation at the dinner table Is
SelGOm OF value. Many a nice little chiid
is permitted unchided. unrestraiHed 10 keep
up n tuneIess, incessant hum hum nm
throughout an entire meal. tapping a
changing accompaniment with his papspoon
upon the rim of an ancestral silver cup. Is
this necessary?
lis it necessary that child be allowed TO
finger my light silk company gown with his
dear gruEby little fingers. while his mother,
herself clad In stout. washable gingham
complacently observes Baby like pity
q SSS. ana lNt'n, III an dSitlr ~ me iS4i
il wonderful how he notices bright colors2'
rs IL necessary that the visitor who
thoughtlessly accepts an old schooimate'S
urgent invitation 10 spend few days
should see nothing Of her friend without
coucomitaut baby; that each days pleas
ure. whether 1t be driving. trolley riding
shopping. sightseeing. should bring with II
the Inevitable accompaniment of an infant
In arms, or 50 nearly in arms that he
hampers eVery moment OF his mother and
her guest? Of course. a tiny fodder gets
tired. of course he wants link OF water
nj untimeR moment5-of course he falls
down. barks his knee, weeps and must be
comforted-it is natural and right that he
should, but why expect a guest TO enjoy ItP
From the depths OF warped. benighted
ignorant spinsterhood, | boldly assert that
4 J had had "a young child ne should not
be a nuisance to guests / might very we'll
saw to nv friends: 'FO. a few years look
upon me as a chiid's nurse and my house
tenton And there should be no guests
New-York tribune., 1910-08-28
Hote, 10 Gather Mushrooms
Discretion the Better Part of Valor When Sam
pIins This Fruit of the Meadows.

button stage are almost the same color
sometimes exactly the same.
When mistaken for a mushroom the
sn-anita is plUcked off q bove the ground
leaving the cup behind. Perhaps the gath
erer has never heard of such q cup, and
therefore is not looking for it. He is not
thinking OF poisonous fungi. but only of
the beautiful pink gill. In his enthusiasm
he accidentally gathers a few button
amanitas by mistake. The pink -gilled
campestris has no cup OF any kind at the
bottom Of its stalk.
There is an edible mushroom that fire.
Quently appears on lawns and in gardens,
called the smooth lepiota. 1t is white
gilied and its appearance above ground
bears a striking resemblance to the white
amanita Now. the amanita could with
truth be called a fiend IN fungus form, for.
though il ought TO limit its residence to
the woods where Il is said 70 belong. il not
Only haunts the home of the meadow and
pasture mushrooms. but the garden ana
the lawn. where the lepiota loves 10 grow
Many persons familiar with the iepiota
as an edible have undoubtedly mistaken
The two. with fatal results. The death
cup Of the amanita is usually oeep seated
in the ground so that in plucklng II may
not be noticed, even by tNOSe "iio hi-o''
of It's existence But there is little use IN
theorizing on how the fatal blunders are
made. The terrible fact remains that they
are made. and the death list is not limited
TO the grossly stupid and ignorant IL IS
uersons with, SO 10 speak. half knoWI-
edge of mushrooms who seem 10 make
mistakes. That old saying, a little knoWi-
edge is Z dangerous thing. can be applied
"a The gathering OF mushrooms, IL it can
~. apDlted TO anything. The totally ig-
,,o-a,t on the subject seem TO realize their
Ignorance and avoid every form of fungus
"A specialist on fungi and mushroom ad-
ices lovers TO avoid all fungi IN the button
stage and also all fungi having a milky
,,,ire unless the milk IS reddish. These
niles are not absolute, there being occa-
.tora! exceptions to them. but it is safer
= the novice to follow them. Several
eneo{es have not been proved harmless
Another authority says any mushroom
,.,,,ose stem * set in q socket or has any
:. ,.e,restion OF a socket should be Labelled
.,aieon for though some of them are
,o,sidered edible il IS wiser TO condemn
the whole group. If among a mess OF
iid mushrooms that have been SOLD OF
.t,,e,n 10 YOU there are any with white gins
~. any buttons. reject them, for they may
belong TO the aaanita species. Even
New-York tribune., 1910-08-28

Contest No. CTwo-Color Flag Puzzle).-
Choice of sterling silver Tribune badge.
an interesting book or a box of water color
paints for the neatest and best three an
swers
Contest No. 2 CThings TO Think Abouo--
You may solve any two OF the four puzzles
that you like, and for the neatest and best
two answers we offer the choice Of Dox or
water color paints. an interesting book or
sterling silver Tribune badge for the
neatest and best two solutions.
Contest No. 3 (Our Letter Box).-A prize
of 81 Is given for every letter printed under
New-York tribune., 1910-08-28
CHILD AND GUEST
Plain Talk By Stranger Lately
UitMn the Gates.

IF I had ever experienced the joys OF
parenthood I would not be making these
observations" remarked the spinster who
had just returned from round of summer
visits; for | feel with the Harvard senior
who sOliloquized as TO whether men ana
women by becoming fathers and mothers
did not forfeit some of their intelligence
/ approve OF children, and l Ike them, and
l come of large family myself. But from
my observations among friends, II Is my
oTinion that ordinarily the family child IS
not only permitted but encouraged. to be
come an unmitlgated little nuisance 20 the
suG1ger within his parents gates.
IN most young households OF to-day the
finances do not warrant the keeping Of
srecial nurse for Master Baby Master
BABY is therefore produced at the grown
ups table while his years are very, very
tender; ne sits up in MS high chair beside
fls papa ma looks so cunning While the
ADULTS rartake of a course dinner in honor
of my PRESENCE. Master Baby is served
with d squashy. semi-fuld admiTture Of
bread and milk or mayhap strictly fresh
soft boiled egg. both of these tempting
yiands being indorsed by the good doctor
book as suitable Tor the diet OF The very
Young. See him feed himself says mann
ma. .aulously. ignoring my answer 70 the
question she herself asked me moment
Lefore.
..See him. Haven't 1 been seeing him.
and hearing him. and little else, ever since
Rah,,'s dear little bowl and plate with the
nursery rhymes about the border WAS
placed before him? The little papspoon
with which / myself presented him tbad
cess 10 mel is cutched in his chubby fist;
Greedily ne dips Ii into the bowl, and starts
yes, | said starts-.t for his mouth. But
New-York tribune., 1910-08-28

To ne mushroom enthusiast II is no small
sr,o-t 70 20 of in the early morning on a
mushroom hunt It is strange that more
sport loving folk do not wax enthusiastic
over this pastine, as they do over ventures
Of 9 somewhat similar nature. Perhaps
they belong 70 that large class who look
with suspicion upon wild mushrooms, and.
Considering the lack Of observation that
characte-;zes the majority Of individuals
I is Just as well for them 10 have such a
Wholesome fear
Unless YOU have made yourself so Ia
ailis- with the differences between the bad
and the good mushrooms that you nave
not 50 much as the shadow Of a doubt. says
e woman who has attained this familiarity
Il IS wise 20 let them alone, however they
may appeal 10 you when you hnd them
growing luxurIantlv in some corner OF the
Pasture OF woodland. Remember the lTlsh-
mans advice 1t i better &c be d coward
Tor ter minutes tnau dead all the rest OF
Your life" a man man be considered hero
sbo takes his c. noes with a Hon or armed
Chem out there IL no Eeroism IN taxing
chances with = mushroom The chances are
70 unequal that there can De no sport III
the risk Discretion is the better part OF
sslor' n dealing with this KING cf enemy
The deadliest Of all fungi ls the anahllar
Or rather some species Of it Ana Lbl9
ceadIy t0adstool. occasionally called 'he
destroying angel and the death cup
}1oagh lis proper abiding place is apparent
= II the woods or near the woods, mas
fa,a-lc prociivity for haunting the homes
of 0enefcent meadow and pasture mush-
roor-s
There are several species of the ananita'
some more harmless than others, even one
cr tRD that are said 10 be edible. Some are
~aite. Others have tints Of yellow or are
o~rk gray or amber. The white ones nave
oiien been found among edible mushrooms
" rather IN the same pasture Win lheiii-
= peculiar characteristic OF the an2nita Il
cup al .he bottom Of the stalk. As II
'--.,es into existence Il - covered WIN 4
hat makes Il look egg shapet' liAe
-oie then grows into something or pea
~ shape \ little later IL breaks inns
0'eflns, leaving the lower part under 'iie
e-'1Ac N TIE form of cup anc iiL7 lii9
Flef AaIi O its wrapping with IL f"i-il'
% wrapping disappears Now. some OF 'iie
5'lE El-led edibles ;ust AS they burst out ol
= efo-nc look remarkably like the anna
70 fne same stage. The anlanlla e-P
.''erelly under ground. 50 that il cd1iiiiO'
49, oe seen. Both have ven
similar, md the Rills Of 6otA III '"S