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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-06-29

- Hoinboutp Wiine, Ont, Gan.,
feidf. 16 p. 8. t. 13 p. iltana ldbti'
mat tddItd !Ssiffi 2erdnen ia Snl'
mester Sasber9 burpifieen ioutele'
maan. 8uinta ouafaon ioutuifpat
be Iieud onnettomuubesia tpeben
fpaoraan, iosta eifpdt pelastfineet'
foan, fpaan ioutuitpat tpeben ub'
ritF. .cSdIfimdinen oil fotoiiin Sa'
Ri ioeIta, Waaian lddnistd ia idi
bdntd Iuremaan ipaimo ia pfli lapii
tdbdn maobon. 8erdnen oil naimas
ton mics, fotoiIin RantIilosta, DUE
Iun lddniStG.
Se,ranpono pditpdnd fpaSta ons
n nistuttiin iaamaan ruumiit plDs, -
SpDm.
Grif &onfaon murbaiuth nii'
belIeen tuttinnpn alaiIetIi. &ufpers
nbDri Ssbornin firiuri SeIoo @bar'
Iotte sta, Wti6. ia Eri 8raoIep, Ga'
ton RapioIieto, Wtid. opat Iaapu'
meet paiffofunnalle, uuoelIeen tutfi'
afieen aitoinaan tuul,iista @rit
2anfaon murboiuttua, ippstd ettd
Qanfaa[Ie foetetaau Iooba armab
buSta, bdnen istuttuaon linnusia 10
Is Y tpuotta.
Obbefidntoista ipuotta totaperir
oil Grif 3an9os oialliiena erddslo
tappeIusia Sacobsnilesid, iolloir
pfIi 2anfoan tomereiSta Iai paban
IaiIen puutonboaman ruumiileenlo
2ansoS fiirubti beti Socobspiller
finimurtimon Iddfdrin Sri Otetos
DION luo, ppptden bdntd iulemaar
puufotetun mieben baaipoio tito
maan. 2ddfdri fieItdptpi ldbtemds
I'd baamoietun mieben oputIi, iol
Ioin aonsos Iuuttrii Min lddfdrii'
etta tasfustoan Iieppaii reipoItperil
ia ompui Iddfdrid, iofo fnoli pal
faIa. 2onsos tuomitiin ieostoal
elinfa utiieen tpanfeuteen Wtarquet
ten linnaon, ia on bdn 10 ielld istu
nut futen pIempdnd moinitlimmt
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-06-29
CHATHAM, W9icb.
&e1Gfuuua.

Sdaud on pibettp feidfonlua. Oa'
nib Samanen on opettaia. Sapita
On foulusia runiaanpuoIeiiesti. &ou'
Iun Iopettanisiubla pibetddn 2 pnd
beindfuuta firfosIa feIo 10 oamul'
la. Siuoin toiipotaan rum iaosti lap'
Iia ia panbempia fofooniumaan
firffoon. Eulfaa faiffi ia nnboitta'
faa pois Ie mprffD, iota opettaiao
fpostoan on tebtp. Surfutella tdptpp
IemmoiIia ibmiIid, iotfa fpibaapat
lasten opetusta. SbmiIet, iotfo tob'
tofpat paIipeQa mibollistd, Min ei
be pmmdrrd niitd fuin Sumolan
beneen otpat, Ie on bulluus luonnol'
liiele ibmiielle.
Serpetulleita faiffi Iosten inb'
loon!
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-06-29
3rummansiublista Spntoosia.

2ontpo, feidf, 21 p. &unin9as
grion ia funinsatar Wtarpn frurl'
naus faitfineen iubIaliiuufiineen
tuIee tapabtumaan buomenna. Sa'
paus tapobtuu iuuremmoiiimmilla
iubIalliIuufI Il aa, mitd 2ontoosia on
mieId miuoin faan oqut. Wlitddn ei
ole iddstettp, ettd tdmd tiIaiinus
ioataiIi min fomeofii ia iubIoIiiefii
tuin Iuintin on mobbollista.
aruunausiubIaaiIuufiien aifana,
tuletpat funinsatar ia funin9os ot'
tamaan oIaa fobteen Iuareen iubla'
fuItueeIeen, tppbpttddfieen iiten alo'
maiIianIa ia iita daret0ntd matfus'
taiaiouffoa, iofa on paroilIaon TO-
foontuneena 2outooieen ollofieen
IaapumilIa, tdmin fuuIuiIan topo'
ufIen aifana. Gniimdinen iubIoful'
fue tulee tapabtiimaan buomenna
iouoin funinsas ia frininsotar me-
nemdt buckingham palotiisia West
minister abbeppn, iosIo beiodi frnn
nataan, ia toinen iuuri iubIafulfu'
| tuIee oIemoon periantoina, ionoir
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-06-29

DIeiFS ltatifa
- \ y Y \ \ \ \ h /. = = y y y y ;
1aupnmain uiaimri rostpp'
pGGlliffDmG.

8emioii, Wtinn., feidf. 10 p. =
Sobtori .. S. Dumas, iofa on Gasi
2afeu maiurina ia pditpittdin bars
ioittanut lddfdrin ammattia ia Diiin
ollut erddn rosmoioufon iobtaianq,
len mufann mitG pintertonin ialas
poliiIit opat fertoneet, on ipptettpnd
ainatin fuubesta murbapoltosta,
ioista erds pppbfdiii folmetoista
Iiifebuonetta Sa porte nimilestd
fauppalasta noin faboen mailin
pddSid tdstd faupun9istu ia toinen
murbapoltto, iofa topobtui Snperis
orisIa, aifaaniai 100000 noui ie'
man mobinson. paitii padmainitiu'
ia murbapoIttoia ipptetddn bdntd
folmen fasIafaapin rpDpddmiIestd
ia uieista toiiista rifofiista, iotfa
omat tapabtuneet tpiimeiIen fuuoen
fuufauoen aitana.
Utotnttut 1p0fptlet Sumota moss
taan on tebnpt Soiepb Sieloin, iofa
on ct. paulisia olepon pinferton
IalapoIiilitoimiston paItpeIufiesio.
Wtaiuri omasta puolestaan tpdittdd
olemania fpptDn bdntd pastoon
tebtpibin ipptptiiin. paitfi SieIoin'
fid, Ippttdd maltion apuIais palotar'
fastaia Can Sulerton mpDsfin bdn'
I'd mainituista rifofiista ia luuIee,
ettd bdu on rifofIelliieua alallaan
oaesiaan aniainnut faiffiaan noin
uelidnnes miIioonaa bolIaria, iotfa
ban on iafonut liittolaistenia fansIo,
ioista toilet otpat buomattamasla
aiemasla oletpia liifemiebid ia polis
titoitiiioita.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-06-29
Haiffafmnmalta.

- Seindfmmn 4:ttd pdipdd tpietes
tddn tdnd fpuonna Iuurillo iublolli'
Iuufiiuo futen eoelliIindftn tpuofna.
2otuparaooi ia automopiiIiporoooi
tuIee olemaan. ylorrien ioittofunta
Ioittelee fofopdimdn. 2aupunsin
puistosIa tulee pIemaon fiIpooiot
y. m. y. m.
= Nditpdiebben @osebicin foun'
tin entinen firieentpoibtaio DIR. u.
Eoppari on eronnut toimestaan 10
TioanIa on ostunut Wtr. SuSii NiIu'
la. Eoifpotomme DIR. yliiuIolle me-
neStpstd toimesioon!
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-06-29

he menepdt 2ontoon 2orb maiurin
mastaanotettapafIi. Tdmd toinen
iubIafuIfue tuIee menemddn 2ontoon
IdmiiIe, iouoin faitiIla on tiIaiIuus
ola ndfemdsId iublafulfuetta.
8ruunausiubIauii iuufIisia on iaa'
putpi0a eoustaiia faifista maail'
man tunnetuimmtsto tpoltioista ia
Iuuri ioutto rubtinaalIiIia benfilDitd.
2ontoo, feIdf. % p. = Infara la'
be, iofa alfoi aurinsonIasfun alta
na ia festi pitfin pDtd, berdtti Illur'
ia Acknowledgements fanIaioufosia,
iofa oil oifonut ola ulfona fr,ntna'
usiublaaiiuufiien Iopettaiaisten ai'
fana
Satoia tubonIia ibmiI ia oil oifo'
nut ola fatIomasIa ilotulitufiia ia
Observation-Disclosures fabuilto oil fiels
Iettp saiffi liitenne niiud nirtailemi'
en- ibmisiouffoien turmaliiuuben ta'
tia. Sdmardn tullesia iptptetiiin
ilotrilitutIet iotfa Idteiliipdt firffaaS'
ii iateen Idfpitie. 9liuoastaon pie'
nempi ola Iiitd iuurilufuiIesta ndti'
ioufosta. ionfa oil toinottu oles
man Iaapumiua fatiomaan ilotnli'
tusta,
pdindn buomattatpin tapaus oil
Iuuri iublotulfue, iofa fulti ieities
mdn maiIin matfan 2ontoon fotuia,
poifeten faupun9in fDpbdlistDn os
Ioan Sbames ioen eteldpuoleue. SUBJ
IotuIfueeIeen ottiipat o. iaa fomeat
intiaIaiiet 5otilosioufot, ebustaiid
aIusmaiben ioufosta, iefd Sion
9ritannian fomeimmat Iotaioufot,
iotfa mnobostifpot fulfueen erittdin
fomeafIi.
2aifen iItapdipdd oil 9uc tinba
min palatiin ebusalla Iiunnattomnn
Iuuri pbdti rpaibtupa ipdfiiouffo.
3uninsas funinsatar ia Waleiin
prinsii iaapuifpat palatiin partpef'
feeue uieita fertoia ia piittomalla
tdIiddn ieripebtitpdt he tpafiioutfo,
ia, ionoin pdfiioutfo pubteii fpalta'
min eIafDDnbuutoibin. Daltion
puoIesta oil ulfoafiain ministeris'
tDsId iubIapdindIiiet, misid tunin'
gas ia funinfooaiies perbeen idie'
net oIitpat mlfoaIiain ministerin Cir
Gonorb @repn tpieraina. Samas'
ia tiIailuubesfa oIifpat mpDsfin
toiffi ultoIaiIet rubtinaalliI let benfi'
lDt ia tiloi iuuteen iaapuneet ultonal'
toien ebustaiat.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-06-29
9mpmittm tuanfilaam fatpaIta'
miSeSta.

Gbica9o, Sa,. feIdf. II p.- Sobn
:. DaIp, iofa on ipptettpnd iiitd,
ettd ban, ollesiaan postimerffien
neutrality-suspicious. pddliffDnd, oil
fapaltanut ballitufiea poroia, tuo'
mittiin tdnddn fpiioetii tpuobefii
Sort Seanpensmortbin pantilaan
ia fen IiIafIi mafiamaan iaftoa
$s,47O. Sdn oil ollut uieamman
ipuoben ppstifonttoorin luotetta'
tpimpia ipirfailioita.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-06-29
Snpmi-bpiuastit.

Wtind tabonn Iauiua tubanet ters
tpeiIeni ia bppdsti'beitot sluttaian
lufiiafunnaue, ia erittdin pastori q.
Nliettileue, iofa fdpi tddad minun
luonani 2 fertaa pubumasia raf'
faasta Seeiufiesta, ia fasti minnlle
2 lasta. Nditd piirIi Ginari 3olionen,
Hilep, Wte.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-06-29

Yleilen Ippttdidn eIiteitpd aiion in'
rpmiebille, foetti Wtden puoIustoia
tobistaa, ettd nurbatiu On olIut IL
man iparIinoisia iuoiaa pitemmdn
aifaa. Sdnen iufuIaiIenia, ionfa tp
fDnd ban on a Iunut, on alunut iuu'
rem Dian aifaa pois fotoaan, ipten'
ia poitanen on ioutunut pdindfau
Iifii ptIitieen.
Spptettp Wtdfi fieIIi iprfdsti, ettd
ban eli tiebd mitGdn toto tapautIes
to. Sdn ianoo fuulleenio mistd on
tDIpmps tpasta 1itten Fun iofu hd'
neltd fpIDi: rSapoitfo find GorI Reil'
lpn?" HistitltulusielusIa toeiti Widti
tobistao oqeenia muualla IiIioin tun
murba topabtui, ipaiffa onnistui tuo
tobistaminen iotentin DuonoSti. Suos
marin fpipmpfieen, mistd bdnen I'd.
tenid oil tullut pereen, tpastaIi Ntd
Fl IatuttaneenIa iep iosiain rappu.
Iisia. Sdn mpDnii iuopotelleenia la
rana pdimdnd, iona tapabtui tuo
murba.
2uulustelun loputtua eIitii tiiomari
Stanton Ioutafunnan ratfaiStatpafs
Il: .Tappoifo Grif WGfi GarI Heil.
Ipns"
- Gneletb, Winn., feldf. % y. -
Charles 8arialainen, iofa oil tpDs'
'fentelemdsid erddsId reiiin9isid
Spruce faiipannon nelidnnesid Id ibofs
tisIa, putof ellen 175 ialan forfeu'
oesta fatfaisten nisfania ia iaaoen
toiIia tpaaralliIia tpammoia, ioiben
tafia bdn iiImdnrdpdpfiesid menetti
benfenId.
6dnen toperinia, Sobn Sustig,
oil mdbdd ennemmin pubunut bd'
men fansiaan ia len idlfeen alfanut
uubelleen tebod tpDtd, mutta fun ei
bdn pitfddn aifaan fuullut toperin'
ia pubunan mitddn, min alfoi ban
epditd pabaa ia ilmoitti aian fai
tpannon tpiranomaiIiae. 8euo nel'
jan ieutupisia lopIi faipannon
fiubtipaaii bdnen rubioutuneen ruu'
miinia, iofa fuIetettiin maanpinnalle
ia rpietiin erddieen bautaustoimis'
toon.
a4ainaia oil panboia faitpanto'
miebid. Sdn on tpDsfenneupt tddl'
Id pbbefidn tpuoben aian. Sdn oil
35 puoben ifdinen pfIindinen mics,
eifd bdneld ollut tddlld fetadn tun'
nettuia IufulaiIin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-06-29
GbicagpSSa On fuuma.

Gbicaso, Su., teidf. % p. - Sd'
nadn mallitii tddnd tapaton fuu'
muus, jofa Iai aifuan folmen ben'
fil5n fuoIeman ia uieita fpmmenid
OH Iairostunut fuumuuben tafia.
puoliIen aifaan oIoitti ldmpDmittari
95 astetto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-06-29
afaatieen ppbid firioia esfimolaiiil'

past, Silmester 9orne Iauiui pp'
rintDnd olepan, ettd Raamattu iaiii
bauita fanian baaitIiioita ia iobtaa
beibdn ballitustaan.
paIion oIifi meildfin opittamaa
@nslannin Haamattuieuran pprins
n0sta Iaaba Haamattu fanian Fir
iatIi ia ettd ie iaiii iuuremman tpal'
Ian piiriSidmme.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-06-29
Sch elm1ainen aiti.

@ulIport, Misi, feidf. 21 p. -
=. 9. pisario iddIld on labioitta'
nut miebeleen 10 lasta 8 fpuooen
aifana. Sdn on tdad aiaaa ipnnpt'
tdnpt tpiioet fafioiet, ioten lapFen
fofonaisIumma npt on tafiinume'
roinen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-06-29


toi,ni fiuoin npfpineu piirioifeuoen
t,iomari M. &. Streeter. Tuomarina
oil Norman 80. Saire.
- 2atf miestd tiiomittu 60 pdi.
pdtIi linnaan IdbfDlantoien fansIa
leifittelemiiestd. Suomari Nliipierin
oifeuoesia tuomittiin periantaina
iuomoIaiiet 2aue Hiffa ia Gam
Hintala, fumpaiIettin Hiplepstd,
tuubefiifpmmenefii pdipdtii faun
tin lpantilaan, tun olitpat beittdneet
rautalonsan Sou9bton fauntin fa'
turaitiotielanfpien pli,ften iaaben
aifaon Iuurta bdiriDtd melfein foto
linialla.
Wtiebille annettiin tatpauista Eos
ipempi ranaaishis ippstd, ettd ie
oil poroihttIefIi toiIille, iotfa mab'
bollilesii baluaiIiipat tebbd itIenId
ipppddfIi iamaan rifofieeu. Wtutta
alfalfa OH pield toinenfin puoli.
paitii iitd, ettd iiitd iaattaa iaaba
noin anfaran .tpanseusron9aistufs
fen, moi aiianomaisten bentifin ien'
fautta ola tpaaraSia, fosfa lonfo'
ien fansia leifiteIlesiddn poiipat
iaaba ruumiii ieenia idbfDtdrdpfIen,
iota miesten lubteen tefee tarpeetto'
mafIi faifenlaifet oifeuoenfdnnnit.
- Sfdtpd ainosonnettomuus tas
pabtui tt. "a p:dn aamulla Wlo9pic
fai,pannosia, Wlicbipicoton, Snt.,
Gan., iosia fafIi funIalaistamme,
9ictor Gallo ia Nntii Naufala (Sons
taIo) poboin louffaantuimot. ytdmd
fatf miestd oliipat ianottuna aamu'
no tpDsfentelemdsid faipofIesIa,
Fun fieqd dffid bpnamiitti paraSto
rdidbti. RdidbbDffesid menetti Gallo
oifeau fdtenId fofonaan Ien lildfit
Iaaben paboia tpammoia pddbdnia.
NaufaIalta pubfaii rdidbbps toiien
iilmdn ia toiIesta tpei ndDn fofos
uaon. Wiimemoinittu Iai ien liIdfH.
paboia fiduiiid ipammDia, Wtiesten
poronemi5esfo Ell ole toitpeita,
0ictor Gallo oil 25,nnotiosia per-
beeuinen; 2lntti ytaufaIa 80 puotias
naimaton.
= Sibbins, feIdf. II p. - Sopa'
turmon ubrifli ioutui Werner Coll
mi tddqd tdnddn fatfaiSten toilesta
fdbestddn faiffi iormet ia len ltldf'
Il Iaaben tpielG muitu ruumiin tpam'
moia. Salmi oil oman tertomufiens
ia mutaan nauttinut ionfun lain o.
lutta ia iitten ldbtenpt fdpelemddn
faupunsilIe. 8dpeIpld olesiaan oil
bdn tuhtenut tpdIpmpstd, iofa oiafii
ebfd aibeutui fuumasta ilmastafin,
ia min oil bdn mennpt letpdbtd'
mddn rtipon" ldbelld Iiiaitienon raus
tatieipaunun ale. Sdn oil nufabtas
nut. toinen fdii iddben ratafisfon
pddue, iofo, FUN iuna tuli fpauuuia
muuttam maan. idi ppDrdn alle Ia faif'
I'll Iormet mursfautuipat. Sbme fDls
Id, ettei bdn tofonaan mursfautus
nut ole SIaan niinfin pauraIliiesia
paitasIa.
- Goniston, Ginclair, Gomp MO
1, feIdf. 10 y. - Gilen buffni tddlld
Sobn Wldfi niminen iuomolainen e.
rddIeen idrmeen, fabbefIan mailio
Subburpsta, Snt.
Sobn Wdfi tpDsfenteli Gbincloirin
fdmpdIId. Sdn oil ouut mainitulla
fampdad tp6sid wosta neIid pdi
ipdd, ioten bdntd tutaon Ell ldben'
min tuntenut. Wlutto pubeittenio m,t'
faan lienee ban fotoiiin aprDsfos'
felta, Suomesta. 9dnen iuoperinio
pitdiIi oua Ssbpemin9isid, Wti6i'
9anisIo.
Sdn oil noin foboenfpmmener
tpuotias, malfonerinen ia bpnin l.
Ioa fofoa.
SOS iefu baIuaa bdnestd tarfem
pia tietoia, firioittofoon oioitteello
@pert SoimoIo, Soniston %. .
Gbinclair Gomp. MO 1, Ont. Gana
oa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-06-29

Is X tpuotta. gIeiIend ippttdidna
toirni IiqDin npfpinen piirioifeuoen
t,iomari M. &. Streeter. Tuomarina
oil Norman SO. Saire.
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The oasis., 1911-09-16

the best possible nourishment. Every day he would go to them and say: "l'll see that you get all you need to eat and drink. I'll see that nobody hurts you"
 "Now, as everybody knows, the cactus has thorns to prevent it from being eaten by animals. That is the protection nature has given it. Burbank gradually won the confidence of the cactus he had planted at Santa Rosa, and it is an actual fact that after he had done so he went to them and said: Vow don't need to grow thorns any more I'll look after you. Haven't l fed you? Haven't | given you everything you wanted? No. l won't let any one eat you. So don't bother to grow any thorne.'
 The cacti had confidence in him and through the power of sug- gestion they actually began to grow without thorns.
 Now of course, this was not brought about immediately. It re- quired several years for Burbank to win the confidence of the cactus l plants, and l believe it was fully l2 years before the present type of thornless cactus was produced. That it is a realty no one can dispute. Already they are being raised to large numbers by the Thornless Cactus Farming Com pany at Indio, Cal, and are being distributed all over the Southwest. Once he had produced a few plants without thorns and "spineless" succeeding generations were safe.
 "The three-year-old thornless cactus plant stands 6 feet high, is 6 feet in circumference and weighs 500 pounds. An acre of such plants yields 20 tons of forage each year and 10 to 20 pounds of delicious fruit, which many declare are bet ter than oranges. Four tons of cactus fodder is equivalent in feed ing value to one ton of alfalfa; thus 200 tons of cactus are equal to SO tons of alfalfa. Hence it fol. lows that one acre of land will produce as much fodder, actual feeding value, in thornless cactus as four and a half acres of alfalfa for a crop of 12! tons of alfalfa to the acre is exceptionally good As the cactus can be grown almost everywhere, even in deserts mil lions of acres of arid land can be reclaimed and made productive. Thus it will be seen how powerful the value of suggestion really is.
 "In the same way-by getting its confidence and talking to it. Burbank produced the thornless thistle. In fact. l heard him talk to a thistle. In his low, softly modulated voice, he told the plant he would take care of it and that it didn't need thorns to protect it any more. We'll, hundreds of thistles are now growing without thorns on his farm at Santa Rosa.
 "Naturally, Burbank begins talk ing to very young plant, gaining its confidence by feeding it prop erly. A plant, like child, res ponds more readily to it's environ ment in its earliest days. The change way not come in the first oeneraIion ar even in the second
The oasis., 1911-09-16
TALKED OFF THE THoRNs.
luther Burbank Secret Oivulged at
 Last.

Luther Burbank Is wiser man than Solomon, for Solomon never talked with anything lower than a butterfly, while Burbank talks with tomatoes, potatoes, plums, thornless cacti.
 The extraordinary success the famous naturalist of Santa Rosa, CaI., has had in improving fruits, flowers, trees and vegetables was achieved by winning their confd ence and talking to them, says the New York World.
 This astonishing assertion was made by Prof. Albert Van Der NaiIlen, head of the leading poly technic school in California, and a scientific man of international re- putation, when he was in New York few days ago. Prof Van Der Naillen is intimately acquaint- ed with the plant wizard" and has spent many weeks at his expert mental farm at Santa Rosa. Prof. Van Der Naillen says that Bur bank admitted to him that he had achieved his wonderful results by talking to bis plants and trees, and flowers.
 It would seem ridiculous to take weeping willow tree aside, pat it on the back and say: "Cheer up, the worst is yet to come,' and ex- pect it to stop weeping" but by some such method as this, Prot. Van Der Neillen declares, Bur bank produced the thornless cac- tus, which is regarded as his great est triumph. Already it has prov ed one of the greatest blessings modern science has given to man. kind. Not only is it solving the problem of food for live stock in the Southwest, but it is now being adapted as hygienic food for man.
 Prof. Van Der Nailen, who makes this startling assertion that Burbank produced the thornless cactus by talking to it, is no dreamer or visionary. He is a civil and mechanical engineer, the author of several notable books and charter member of the So. ciete Internationale de Psychologie of France, which is endowed by the republic and is composed of the most important scientists in the world. And what he reveals about Wizard Burbank is said in all seriousness.
 While visitor at the Santa Rosa farm not long ago." said Prof Van Der Naillen, Luther Bur. bank admitted to me that he believed that plants had souls, as we'll asanimals and human beings Charles Darwin, the son of the author Of "The Origin of Species, , proved they had sentence in one of his works a number of years ago. The fact that the higher types of plants accept and reject certain food, choose their mates and so on, is conclusive proof that they are able to feel" and have certain reasoning powers Burbank knows this and believes In this Accordingly he cultivates hls plants and flowers as a parent or teacher works with a child. He gains their confidence by treating them with kindness and he talks to them and gives them advice and counsel. He told me he had nrGHnonl sl sl
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TO ATTEND RIVER AND
HARBoR CONFERENCE.

Hon. George H. Munroe leaves to-
morrow for Washington, ID. c., to
attend the National River and Har-
bor convention which will be he'd in
tie capital Dec. 6. an s. Mr.. Mum
roe goes as delegate from Illinois,
having received his appointment
from Governor Deneen of that state.
Mr. Munroe will also take advan-
tage of the opportunity to transact
some business East for the firm OF
Munroe & Stevens, and expects to
be away for ten days or two weeks.
Mr.. Munroe is deeply interested
in all water way improvement and
especially so in the Lakes to the
Gulf deep water agitation.
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Saved Mans Life;
Had Acute INDIGESTION

RExTON. Mich. Mr.. D. A. Sam
mons, writes: 81 am enclosing
stamps for which l wish you would
send me by return mail one bottle OF
your Digestit, as have been a great
sufferer of chronic indigestion and
have found that it has practically
cured me. / have it only occasion
ally and like to kesp your prepare
ton on hand for myself and friends.
4 once saved with Digestit the life
OF a man who had been suffering
from acute Indigestion.
Severe or acute attacks of indiges-
ton are relieved almost instantly by
Digestit. 1t is harmless remedy
too-even a child can take it without
the least fear of harmful after eff
feets. Digestft has relieved thous-
ands. Why not try it? Your money
back II you are not pleased. soc at
CHURCH, DRUGGIST.
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Mrs. C. L. Northrup and daugh-
ter, Miss Lottie Northrup. arrived
Friday afternoon from Bay View,
Mich, and proceeded to Daytona
Beach, where they will build win
ter residence. Miss Ncrthrup was
a teacher in the Daytona Public
school four years ago and has many
friends here.
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DR.. ]. Homer Schneider arrived
Tuesday afternoon from Cleveland,
Ohio. and is visiting his mother and
sister, Mrs. J.. Schneider and Miss
Flora Schneider, at their winter
home on North Ridgewood avenue.
Dr. Schneider has a large and very
.exacting patronage in Cleveland and
is here for much needed rest and
recuperation from a recent Illness.
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Messrs. James Kincaid and R. l.
Smith were the guests of Ernest
Kreitzberg on a duck hunting expedi-
ton on the river north of this city
Tuesday morning in John Troy's
launch. The party secured a couple
of dozen birds, but the trip proved
"ducking' one in a double sense as
the hunters were thoroughly drenched
by the heavy rain of that morning.
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L. o. KNOX CROSSED SMITH
CREEK BRIDGE TODA

l.. B. Knox, of the Beed, Knox &
Beed company was in the city this
accompanied by his son,
Donald, and C. N. Mclean, in the
latter automobile, having driven
from Mound Grove by way of
the Smith creek bridge, the work on
which had just been completed, their
car being the first to cross the new
structure.
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Mrs. r. French and baby arrived
Tuesday afternoon from Billings,
Mont, and are with her mother, Mrs.
C. A. Ballough, and family on South
Palmetto avenue. Mr.. French ex
poets to join his wife and baby in
this city later in the season.
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*xmas stationery at Lesesne's.

Rev. Robert A. Tufft. the new rec
tor of St Mary's Episcopal church al
rived last night from Bradford, Pa.
and for the present is guest at
the Morgan hotel. Mrs. Tufft did
not accompany him but will join him
here next week
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*The dainty hand colored calen-
dars for 1912 at Lesesne's.

Col. and Mrs A. Soliday of Water
town, Wis.,, arrived in the city at
Z o'clock Thursday evening, after
making the trip from Jacksonville
in the coloners Rambler roadster
They reported the roads fair, but al
though having made the trip before,
they lost their way for a time, and
another car following and not ia.
miliar with the roads, followed the
trail left by the Soliday car, it hav,
ing chains on The latter car did
not get into the city until 10 o'clock
Both cars are being stored at the
Central Auto Garage on Magnolia
avenue.
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A party of Chicago gentlemen
consisting of Louis T. Orr, !.
Hammond and w. A Pridmore, have
been in the city several days on
business matters. Mr.. Orr is a
prominent lawyer of the Windy City,
Mr.. Pridmore is one of Chicago's
most prominent real estate men,
while Mr.. Hammond is a capitalist.