davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
Sterilized Mix

A while ago you spoke of sterilizing milk.
70 the Is eedf fhs s e o ee0 f Of bosa
milk will reduce flesh. What is your
opinion OF this? wish to drink milk in
49, " - J. II w. (chicago).
To sterilize milk, bring to a steady
boil and hold it at that for forty min
utes. BY then the bacteria in the liquid
will be deprived of the power of repro
duction.
It is a settled fact that If milk be
boiled a few minutes and set away in
a corked bottle wrapped in flannel 1t
Will remain warm for hours, but the
germs will survive the process and null
tiply rapidly. Professor Tyndall found
that he could not destroy the germs
in an infusion of hay without boiling it
for several hours.
I have never heard that drinking
boiled milk would reduce flesh. 1t is
possible that the chemical change in the
creamy matter of the milk, wherein
much of the nourishment lies, may have
some effect upon the growth of adipose
tissue
Raw. unskimmed milk undoubtedly
encourages this growth Witness the
plumpness of babies who are fed entire
ly upon milk diet.
Work at Home
N. B.-I lay aside reluctantly a letter
from South Carolina correspondent
VINO wishes US to mention her work at
uoIno. II is IN direct VlolaLlon Oh our ruleS
to offer anything for sale in the Ex
change, or to ask for salaried positions
of any kind whatsoever. The reasons for
this are cogent and are understood by
all who are conversant with newspaper
work In its various departments. Now
and then the prohibition bears hard
upon those whose need and whose
merit move us to compassion and de-
sire to lend hand to the struggling
toiler
| make this explanation because I
am besieged by requests that 1 would
secure customers or clients for women
thrown upon their own resources to
make a living for themselves and their
children.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20

RRrAKrAsr

Grapefruit. cereal and cream, breakfABs
stew. fried potatoes. hot rolls. toast. tea
and coffee
Thanksgiving day and early dinner. (Sas
Familiar Talk in today 3 isSue.)
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
FRIDAY

BREAKFAST
Grapes cereal and cream. yesterdays
breakfast stew potato scones. toast. tea
LUNCHEON
Oyster broth in cups. based upon surplus
liquor from yesterdays ptes fried smeltA
with lemon sauce, toasted potato sconeS
DINNER
Vegetable soup. scalloped turkey "a left
oVer) mashed potatoes. rice croquetteS q
left-over), pumpkin pie and cheese. black
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
SATURDAY

BREAKFAST
Oranges. cereal and cream. bacon. raulnnA
toast tea and eoffee-
LUNCHEON
Goldfish cakes. potato pun "a ieft-overl
toasted mullins "a left-Over), boiled chest
nuts pears and apples. tea
DINNER
Turkey-rack soup. corned beef. mashslf n
turnips spinach. apple pie. AmericSn
cheese. black coffee.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20

MAY 1 ask for a recipe for a lamb stew
and for chicken cut up in pieces with rice?
A. r. K (Chicago).
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-15
ut fDSie 8rmoen.

ut grubeommen giper 9ruoen
Sreosfpsiet bar fin Sprinbelie fra
Den Sib, GA SorlooeIien rbfsrtes Tom
en- firfelig Gambling. gIanbt Solf
/ IiSbelnlberen, iom bIanbt piSie
8lnsier al Ssoerne enbnu oen Gae
ibng, Dor bet Sfif og grug, at 9ruo
og 9ruoeom meb 8ioner inofanot
fig | 8irfen nogle Gage eller enoos
Here Tiger for 9rpailppet, og Der al.
lagoe 2sfte ON Den fremtioige Sor.
ening. @eS benne a~nleoning ifieu-
feoe Acknowledged ben rn9e Rano
fin tilfommenbe Snitru en- Singer.
ring, men bar ban for fattig til at
fiebe en- iaabon grpoelie, iaa gap
ban benbe ct aps iiteoet, bpilfet 10
ioruoen at bore binigere cgiaa bar
lanet mere bebaseIigt, cg iaapel Rin'
gen Iom apsiet aniaaes iom en- bin.
oenbe Bost mellem @uo cg gsenne'
fer.
Wen ben Elf, of Breiten er lise.
iaa berettiget til at fpsie gruoen
iom ban er til at erboloe I'm Beta.
lima for gieIien, bar en- Iaugt anben
Sprinbelie. s Den fatbolife airfeS
tioIiee Gage bar oct Sfif og grug,
at 8reiten efter 9rplIitpsmaaltioet
aft ben til 9ruogommen og gap BAN
Sreosfpsiet, bporpaa benne igien gao
set til 9ruoen. Samtioig ifuloe
greItens MeobiaIper fpsie grno-
gomsipenben, Der iad ienote apslet
pibere til @iGiterue. S Sioens Sob
err greiten loen Spil fommen til ben
Sperbepisning, at bette Sreostps
burSe gipes Sirefte til @rnben, toet
ban moaffe narmeit b~etrasteoe benos
iom ufrcoens Slide, % belt til bore
Gage bar ban bibeboIbt Senne @ei
- oct pil oa iise inSen uisie 2reoie,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-15

Gmtreut mibtbeis ne0oper Tan ais.
res en- Mftifter til 1wtiir moo6s~
for at ie noaIc at GoIifornios bersnI.
melige ReopoOotrrer, Der Der er at
ul1opanlig StsrreIie baabe On.
lang og Seioe. Gfogtraften omfot.
ter co. 300 gcres o. bIep | 1908
at Trniioent HooiepeIt ifslge
3ongresbeIutning - tiIIioeIat iont
ct national foreit reierpe". Gor.
iioen MsoDeotrner er Der oeiaa man.
ge andre Sorter, Der er eane for
mango Strcg Der peitenfieIos, iaa.
iom: Sir, Salrel, Maorona. GaIifor.
mia Sipe Saf o. a. Steoef bQrer
Napn efter CALIFORNIA; b~efienote Na.
t%arforffer, Sohn Wiiir, efter bpem
ogiaa en- af aIaifns itsrfte Ssbraer
barer Rapn, nemIis "Wliiir Glacier.
ut Der osiaa er ct SoteI. flyer fla
lelp, Ior Oer Dur man dllelte0S Der
Sanoet, bpor Der er noget at ie.
Som Ri reiite neboper, oalebe go.
len NED | Sanet oe fniteoe en- nforIig.
nelig @plbenelans no ober SieIo og
Sal - og Sioroen Iaa iom ct Sob.
beripeil foron %. Sg iom ieg iao
foropbet | getrastnins af oenne
Straaleslons, Der Iaa uboper SieIb
og Siorb, 81 og Sci, LOO bet meo be-
moosfuIb &Ians for init inbre Gre
- iom fra Mfernes frebIHte Stem.
"afteniolen miller
oper gngen neb,
og Haturen bpiIer
tdltS | beuid SSreo."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-15
Gtoen at penoe.
Haar Natnren siocr fine @inf ON
Ssocn.

Rnar al Ssbe life Longer imager,
cg naar alt boab man ipfier life
lenser ipnes at gisre roget gobt, oa
er bet Sioen at sisre en- genoing /
9i9ten, tbt oct or 9utlirens Iauoe
at giue ct Sinf ON, at Ssoen life er
Den SIags Tom tiltrGnges.
rs flere slar itob iee | Sernboners
SieneIte os babe meset al Sioen
8ontororbeioe al oct melt anitrGn-
genSe SIngS. geb IaaIti6erne bar
Dor trapleite SiO, og at ipiie for me.
get os for burtigt al iaooan Wao,
iom alminoeIig ieroeres i Soteller og
Reitouranter, os oct itiaeiioSenoe Or.
beibe braefe mig mart 8pspepiia oa
Mapeipeoomme, Der rebltcereSe min
@pet fra 205 til 100 9unS.
Ger bar Iioen gelimag / noeen
Ssoe, og intet ipntes at sisre mig
noget aobt. Gesmcre ieg fpiite 10
mogrere ipntes ieg at blioe, og ieg
oar alto iuIten fsr nnite IaaItio,
uben SorifieI bpor meget leg bapoc
ipiit.
Seq begpnote iaa at eioe Grape
Suits 5coo en- rebeIig Brspe, o9 BET
~ooerroifeoe mig bporban en- liben
SfoaIiuIo al Sen oilbe bolOe mig
It9rf og meo ti~IireSsitilet appetit til
nGite WaaItiS, uoen Den Ssldie al
Sringer, Snagbeb eler GeStrpftbeo,
Tom isr bar alminoelig.
Seq bar III iulgt oenne Dict
Here Nnnneber, og min georing bar
pGret ioa flor, at ole De andre ! min
Samilie bar bespuot meS 8rape.
Grts, oe set meo fulbitenoig Sil'
freoSitiaeIie % itor Sorbeoring
Selbreo % g%anosfroft.
Set anerifanffe Solf ipiier uoer
SpiI | flor Sait, bar mango 9efpm'
ringer, bporpeo Sorbsielien binSres.
% De trGneer oerfor en- 6sbe, bei
iaa at iiee er foriioforosiet % bpis
9rrirsspproier err foncentreret.
2eS "Sbe HoaS TO 9eIloile"
bosr gaffe. Scr er en- @rnnb".
RoseHfnSe lGit p~penitaaembe Srcb !:
ct mt pil furefpmme fra siS til an
ben. Dc er rete, iambe o. fnIbe a
Snteresie for Renueifebebss.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-15

tom fpnoierenoe tieo eienuem en- Bal.
meoqe og ct un6et iom hi itc6 miot
cp | en- aaftisfIpnee og betragteoe
2utber gurbanfs ~ipineIeis Cactus.
Der er besiiben mango ltore aarnIe
Er9er poa acknowledgements ilGr
"Iipe OATS, Der er eef,e for Cali
%fornia. NosIe at oisie er GIogomIe
og, bpao Bert betrrffer, b~elpnberIige
Mariteter oe bar tiaise fin traoitio.
neae Siitorie. Oct melt fienote CT
"2e Gonte Oaf", bpis Iofebe Sorpif-
Iinser, bsie aIber % eamIe Minoer
bar en- fremffiiot Tlaos / gerfeIeps
Siitorie. geb Soben af Greet er lat
ct Minoesmerfe at @ranit oebicere
Sobn oe Soiepb Gonte, efter bpem
Greet bar faaet fit Napn. 9ette
Winoesmerfe bIep befoitet opiat al
Stloenter - "bp GIais Of 1899,
itaar Der paa Stenen. - s en- tio-
lieere SnbienoeIie n9pnte jes, at Der
| @oIoen @ate Earf Dor ct SfuIp.
tiiritpffe foreitinenoe en- 9oloipiller |
fulb aftipitet. 8oa llniperiitets-
srunben | gerfeIep er Der ct @eiiel-
itpffe Der foreitiaer en- SobboIo.
~iptlIer. Oct itaor | Ierbeoen al
ben itore Gsen. Soruben fine mango
Seprrbisbeoer bar l~lniperiitetet og-
iaa Orb for at bore bIanbt De fsrIte
2areanitalter | 2anoet.
Der bar bog en- Eine, iom ieg BEN
ne @ang git Clip at at ie, og Oct bar:
Solneogangen | ben aplone Bort.
Dagen bar flar; men Solen eaar paa
oenne @arienstio for Iangt moo
9oro. ga ieg par Der for oper 90
@ar iioen fit ieg ie Oct - og omtalte
bet | mine H~eiiebrepe / "Roroen" iom
ct at De nafreite Spn man fan lie.
ga hi bar f9roige / 9erfelep, rel.
ite Ri tiIbage til Saflano, bpor mine
&amerater forlob mig. Seq git oa
ben | "Sbora Iarf" og iaa poo
"Ebompion's Scenic &aiItpap", Den
itore % elimrenoe aaruiel, "tbe mi.
Mature railroad" os andre "amnie.
ments", iom Der err | ale iaaoanne
Barter | De itore 8per. Sg oct iioiie
leg giorbe bar at itiee tilpeirs / ben
bsieite gpaning / Saflanb for at faa
bet iioite 8unbifu oper Sneipelierne.
Oct bar iuIt beb Den Sib Solen gift
neo. Gen innf neb | Sapet bag Mt.
Samalpois - Horo for ben gpIone
Sort. Seq iaa bens iioite Straaler
ipine ben oper San 8rancisco gp
pg itrs fit Cub paa Siorbens SsIp.
On Ratten bar Oct biemoper =
iamme Bel iom ieg fom. Com ieg
iao | 8upeen og tGnfte ODER, bpab ieg
babbe Jet og bprt = og BET MI bar
paa Siempeien - falbt mig gisrn-
ions apao, "Spns mig biem", Gan.
fer - os leg fom ba til of tenfe paa
Sigteren bans @erfer og Gaeperf,
for Ri bapbe netop | De 9age fact I'm.
berretniug ON 8srnions 9so. = I'm.
Der bisie Ieperier iopneoe ieg - og
paaenebe life for peb Ieb Bluff =
% iiben bar bet opoper pg giennem
Sieloene. Oct bar ariiti SimmeI.
~fartsbag, ben Dag. Ser bang en- flor
bbib Sfp neboper Wt. Sbaitas Sioer
os leg maatte trnfe paa SimmeI.
fartsbiereet % oen bpibe Sfp Der
"tog bam bort fra oeres Zine" oa
paa ben "Sfp al gioner" og Den
"gngleprimlen omfring CUBS StoI
| Simlen peb 9pben Of bans Grin"
os "be tuiino 8ierse fnlo al
Sne".
S. 8. Sougen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-15

preiten; "Suif paa, min lrnse gen,
at Der er Sing Der / 2ioet. iom er bebre
eno Serge"
Zen itnse gen: ga, bet peS ise. men
bet toiter Yerse at faa fat | benz"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-15

Raar Ge sfriper til apertes
renoe. iaa pGr iaa penIie at
nebbeIe. at Se ida oeres
Gpertisiement I -2eeorabsY Zoe
Pen. Get iiirer Gem ben
tebhe He9dmtIinG.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-15
gauges spnObr.

0uu "pustarssrn."D
Goft. SbIono bar fact &oIo fro
SeIeutarfen % @etbania Wenigbe.
Ser | @. 9af., men ON ban fommer
iii at ontoge bette aaIo er enonu
life befienbt.
Danfton og 8oIin @eniebe6er
9. 9af., Tom for bar peret betient
al Buitor Mannes. bor mi itiIet
9nIo til en- IreIt al ben Soreneoe
airfe, Tom ifaI tiItrebe | @usi,it.
Set arebsmsoe, Tom bar Doe.
RET beItemt at ifuIle afboIbes | 81
ons Wenigbeo, 8ertboIo. q. OFF,
@aitor @aruos aaIb fra 15oe-17be
Suit 1910, err Of Menigbeben begip.
RET ofIpit. Set bIir altiaa life noeet
Msbe 6enne Sang.
Eaitor s. 8. 2asieion bar MI
taset afffeS meb De Meniebeoer, JON
ban bar betient | 10 @ar. Sirsbag
Den 8Se Stunt Srog BON giennem
RinneapoIis paa @ei til fit mt gtr.
fefeIt | Sbief &iner Salls. @eb af'
ifeben fra Wenisbeberne | Slmiteo
bar Preitefamilien 9ieuitanb for
flor S~afnemmeIiebeo for tro Siene.
ite, bpilfen Saf bepiItes benz | Sro
og @iernine baaoe fra Wenigbeoer.
ne | fin Acknowledged oe fra 8pin.
beforenineerne. Ssnbag ben lobe
Stunt bolot 2asieion @fffebspr9oifen
| 8ions Wenigbeo peb 9erter, man.
se Solf par iamIet os afifeosoffer
optoges. Gen pnafeleenbe Wanbag
boIot Meniebeoens apinoeforening
auftion oe peb iamme anIebning
operrafte De 8reitefolfere en- oaffer
Gum Ienge. Ssnbog ben 26be
hoIotes afifebspr9bifen | Ssnore
Sumbro Wenigbeo. 9irfen bar fplot
til Srengiel. og gfffeosoffer OPTIC.
ses. 8eb @uostieneitens Slutning
operrafte apinoeforeningens 9asie-
rer paa Soreningens 8eene Treite.
famiIien en- flor Gum 8enee. On
gftermiobagen inmleoes Den itcre
SorinmIins | greitesaorben, bpor
&~pinoerne ~ierperebe 2unh, See
Cream o.. 7. b., bporpaa filgte Saler
os Gang til fnles Spbpggelie. Man.
Bog gften BEN 27be nar @ennerne I
Sapfielo iamlet I'll I~fffebSfeIt for oe
bortreiienbe 8reitefolf. Otter at DC
bapoe ipiit til Iften oberrafte oeiaa
Der &pirbeforeninsen BreitefoIfene
en- flor Wtnbegnbe | Torm al genge.
&ptnbeforeninsen I aasien bet9nfte
Iigeleoes Treitefamilien me6 en- Iin.
besape.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-15
Srihrfea.
otter spIicbIebet i,

- Raitor s. g. Stronb baboe til
acknowledgements | SrefoI6iebeSs
Ienisbeb, minneapolis, forrise
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-15

Dnsoae Gften inbIeperet fin Meiig.
notion Tom Menigbebens Brett. Mle.
nigbcocn beiIiittebe bog enitemmig at
anmobe Wnftor Strono ON at tagc
fin @efignation tiIbase.
Ssnoag ben 26oe Stunt bar en-
SeIt. og @I9besbag for Coleman
banf- Iutberffe Menigbeo, ibet ben
fit iamleS mco mango @erner fra
Ssitermeniabsoen | geaper | fit eget
atrfebus for at inbpie bet til Ser.
rem. Sornoen Steoets Brett, poifor
g. ". 9. @intber, bar Boitor 6. ..
Carton fra Marinette % paitor 6.
81. @oet fra Weenab % Bait. Sonion
fra Beibtigo tiIfteoe og beItoe. Sno.
pieIien ubfsrtes al BaItor 9arion.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-01-04
Showing How to Start Silo on roun oa''on'

to have more material to feed 1t Is
better to build two small receptacles
than one larger than 20 feet In d.
ameter. 1t involves considerable more
labor to handle silage in very large
structure than in one Of reasonable
size. Many farmers prefer to have
two silos. They feed from one during
the winter and have the contents OF
the other for midsummer's feeding
The silo should never be built In
the barn Silage is more or less a
fermented product and must be fed
with care, otherwise the milk may be-
come tainted by Its use. Barns that
contain silage always bear the odor
of the silage, and this should be avoid
ed if high-grade milk is to be pro-
duced.
A circular foundation of stone, brick
or grout is constructed from two to
three feet above the ground to protect
the timbers from moisture. The wall
is built from IA to 20 inches thick, de-
pending upon the nature of the soil
and the size of the silo to be built
The top of the wall should be beveled
outward which permits the water to
flow away very quickly from the base
of the building.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-01-04
SOY BEANS
A GOOD CROP
Hogs Take Very Kindly 70 This
Plant and Eat Beans Readily
Flesh Formerly Prof.
H. A. Moore.

Soy beans were first grown at the
Wisconsin experiment station in 1899
and each year since the acreage and
the number Of varieties tested have
been increased.
The tests at this station have been
made for the purpose OF determining
their value as forage plant and of
Hiding out which varieties, II any,
were adapted to our soil and climate.
Twenty-Five varieties have been on
trial OF these the Michigan green
seems especially adapted to be grown
with corn for silage. This is a me-
dunn early variety and is noted for
It's height and great growth of foliage.
The stems are strong and 1t usually
stands erect so that it can be harvest
ed nicely with the corn binder. or II
grown alone can be cut to ADVANTAGE
with a mower.
II grown for seed or pasture MIR
poses the soy bean should be sown in
drills about 30 inches apart. Where
small acreage is desired a hand drill,
can be used, but where a large oman.
tity is planted grain drill can he
USED py stopping some of the inter.
Venlng spouts 80 as to have the sov
oeans the proper distance apart.
A corn planter can be used IN nd.
vantage and the seed sown the usual
distance allowed for corn. or nv
| doubling put them one-half tho die
lance apart.
Where the greater distance 10 o.,
lowed between the rows the seed
should be sown about twice as tb;cs
/ in the row.
II the desire Is to cut for hav sou
broadcast with seeder or nv hand
Where sown in drills about one-bal,
oushel OF seed should be used No,
acre, and If sown broadcast about m.
! bushel. '"s
The soy bean can be harvested +~
advantage by being pastured of witt
nogs and 1t seems that this will h1
one OF Its principal uses In the f,t,ro
as 1T Is high in protein and a graa,
flesh former. 'a
Hogs take very kindly to this Mo y,
and eat the beans readily. Nv n,ant
ing Few acres Of the early varietia.
eacn year farmer can not only 70
new the fertility Of the soil, but hav,
an abundance Of feed for f1ttinr HI,
hogs for the fall market A''
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-01-04

It Is more than a quarter OF cen
fury since the American farmer be-
gan to can some of his green crops IN
a vessel, called silo. There has been
much written and a great deal OF ex-
perimenting done to prove the feasl-
bility of preserving some of our green
food in this manner. There Is no
longer any question that this method
Is one of the best as we'll as the
cheapest ways we have OF storing
some Of our green crops.
In the beginning many ill-construct-
ed sjlos were built and extravagant
claims were made for their use. In
many instances the silage was very
poor in quality, which led many
thoughtful and conservative people to
condemn the silo.
Since we have learned to fill them
properly the prejudice and suspicion
are fast disappearing and silos are
being built in every part of the coun-
try where livestock is kept. The silo
has become permanent factor In
American husbandry and the stock
raisers. as well as the dairymen, will
depend largely on the contents of the
silo for green feed.
The progressive dairymen have long
realized the value of succulent food
for their cows, and they have beer
using silos for many years. 1t is the
more conservative farmers who are
now rapidly becoming converted t.
the use of silage and are making in
Quiries in regard to the building O
silos and many other questions per
tanning to this method Of preserving
feed. These questions have led thu
writer to prepare these notes on the
silo and silage.
1t Is a settled question that the silt
should be built round, for in build
In of this shape the silage is best pre-
served. In a round structure the con
tents settle more evenly than in an,
other shaped building, and if the corr
is properly put into the silo the ma
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-01-04
Inside Ceiling.

ter1al Is nearly as good next to the
wall as 1t is in the center.
1t Is not always SO with the square
structure the silage in the corners
OF square building is apt to be very
poor in quality and often unfit for
feed.
Since the round building is the best
form to construct the next question
to consider is what kind of a round
silo should be built? The stave si,o
which is manufactured by a number If
firms, makes very satisfactory build.
Ing and one that lasts for many years
Farmers who have built the stave silos
are well pleased with them.
1t should be borne in mind that a
silo Is nothing more or less than a
large alright vessel in which feed 10
canned for future use. The size NJ
the silo depends upon the number of
animals that are to be fed from It
In the main 1t should be tall and
slim. 1t is difficult to build a s,,o to-
high, but 1t is easy to build It too LARGO
IN diameter. The diameter should he
OF that size to allow at least a two.
inch layer OF silage to be fed each dav
from the top surface. If the silaee 10
exposed too long to the air II will
spoil, the same as canned fruit ~
vegetables. The average feed Of s,.
lage is about 40 pounds a day and ~
silo for winter feeding should hold
enough to feed the stock for 2OO dous
The following table gives tho ~,
mansions the silo should be built FL,
given number of animals and W.
number of days that it will feed than,.
II also gives the approximate capacity
OF each size and the average numhe,
OF acres OF corn it will take to All the
silo: 'ne
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-01-04
Crossing the Channel on ~

A day or two after BlerioIs
cessful flight across the Engllsi
mel a man named Westlake anMl
his intention of crossing on
two feet wide 10 feet long AZ
inches thick. fitted with mas
sail and two empty oil drums
it buoyancy. Westlake, hoveva'
picked up more dead than aAN
the Belgian coast, but SUI nH
accomplish the feat.
A few days later Thomas W.
set out to row across the cnann0'
boat of his own constructor ~
ing of two planks. with SIDES 3
inches high. He was ull'a.
picked up in the North sea an'
ed at Rotterdam.
Some two or three years -
old Etonians attempted 10 l0'
Dover to Calais in a four-ca =
boat, but before they got n'n
across the channel the oos'
swamped and the crew
drowned. That 1t is not IMP
however, to cross the cnannu
small boat was proved some ~
by a young French man na~s.
Chauchois, who, alone anu
crossed from Dover to Oai''
canoe in q hours and see"S.
the worse for his adventurous :
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-01-04
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Has Chicago Man Sow
Great Mystery |
Figures Six and Nine Y.
Wheel TurnIng-lnv.,,.'
plains the Theory ., =
Simple Device.

Chicago.-The discovery :
ual notion of a sort, is tbs !"
a Chicago man, W. L. s,a",'
a picture of his invention !
duced herewith. As vii, !.
device consists Of a whoo'
tirely OF glass with ~ hon..
balls. on each of which IL n,'''
figure g. or the figure 49,,
to its position on the who's,
Right there is the priuci,.1
discovery" says the inven,,N
simplicity itself, so simpls u.|
wonder nobody has discoys,.,
til now.
The figures are skies eoiD,
mines coming down. A min. h
than a six. The mines goIu, h
the left overbalance the H..
are going up on the right ~ ,
manner the wheel is started \
turning without any other 10,
short, a nine is more than ! y
so delicate is the adjustme,,
wheels balance that the pain,.
bers are enough to start Il I'd
is the first device of the kind A
government has seen tit 10 ,
patent on"
One of the machines is said
run 10 weeks without stopnjn,
one on exhibition in Chicago h
running continuously for two
The device is used as a win