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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-01-29

erals. the same being 80 feet \. -
Is,F. and $50 feet ). ~ - ". on the
said Edmund Lode and 1850 feet y
a. q 4. and 40 feet =. 81 - W. on
the said Wisconsin Lode. from the
respective discovery points thereon
with surface ground 300 feet IN WIDTH
on each side Of said lOdes. situate lh
Blackbird Mining District. LemhJ
County. state Of Idaho. and described
by the official plat and licld notes 90
file IN the Office Of the Register Of tie
HALEY Land District, IDAHO, as follows:
EDM tND LODE. Beginning al
corner No. /, Hr post sxS inches J
feet long. set feet in the ground,
,rribed ] ! 2G67. whence [. :. VI. NJ.
No. (, Blackbird Mining District,
bears \ 3 y +. 1903. ~ feet, run
ning thence ) 40 - W. 1900 feet u
corner No. ,. thence " 40 - w bOI
feet 20 corner No 3; thence y. ~ -
l.. 1900 feet 70 corner No. !. thence :.
20 y H. 900 feet 70 corner No. !. the
place Of beginning.
WISCONSIN LODE. Beginning
at corner No. /, tir post 6x6. inches,
I feet long, set feet in the ground,
scribed 1861, whence |. :. VI. VI.
No. 4, Backbird Mining District
bears y. So % 30 w 24l,97 feet, and
/ running thence y. 30 y w 800 feet
70 corner No. 2; thence ). 10 as W
1900 feet 10 corner No. 3, ldentica
with corner No. Of Edmund Lode
thence ;. 40 - f. along line Al Ed
mund Lode. 600 feet to corner NO 4
/ identical with corner No. lof the
Edmund Lode; thence \ 10 ~ +
/ 1900 feet 20 corner No. !, the place Of
/ beginning. Said Edmund and Wis
consin Lodes EN- bracing total area
/ Of 4 l. 297 acres. There are no adjOin
/ Ing or conflicting claims.
p. +. HORNE, Register.
Isl f. Jan. lst-9
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-01-29
N0rICEOF PUBLICATION.

United Stated Land Office. HALEY, Idaho.
January IA. 1914.
NOTICE IS hereby given tnat Wareham
O.. Clark flied in this office on Aug. Is IqIa
ms application to select under Section 22of
the following described lands, towit: NEs
SEX Sec. 20, 7. 81 n, K, a. +. b. NJ, con.
tanning - acres.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely
the lands described or desiring to object be-
cause OF the mineral character Of the and.
or tor any other reason, to the disposal 70
applicant should file their athdavits OF ptq.
test IN tins office on or before March 10. IqiA
+. r. HORNE.
Register
tlrst Publication Ian. 10 1914,
asst Publication Feb 1t. ilI4
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-01-29
NOrICr az rURl.ICAFIoN
Serial No. ntal6o

Department pf the Interior. :
Land otiice al HALEY Idaho, necem-
ber ~, 1918
NOTICE Is hereby given THAI Adam
Hcllman. OF salmon. Idaho. who. on
December ~, 1912 made Desert.
Land Entry, serial Ne 0ls4bn for
Lots :, 9 and n Sec 10. Township
4 North, Range Il East. Boise Neri.
diau, has nled notice If intention 10
make tlual PWot, tu establish claim
"a the land above described before
FRANK t NcCvackeu, Probate Judge
" lCmhl county Idaho at salmon.
Idaho. on he anth iat ~ February
tqlA
Claimant names a> witnesses. Isa,id
EtSun, Jerry lNOdy George r. ShoUp.
John G. DRYER, all nf salmon. Idaho.
7. = HORNE Register.
Jan
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NOTICE OF PUBLICATION az TINE
APPOINTED FOR PROVING
WILL. Etc


In the matter d the Estate OF John l. Nc
Cracker. deceased,
Pursuant To an order Of said court. made
on the soln day IT January faI4. notice rs
hereby given that Saturday the yth dsy of
February tqtI, at 10 o'clock A. VI at said
day, az the court room NJ said court, az the
court house M the citY OF salmon. county OF
lcmht, has been appointed a. the time and
place tof proving the VIII ei said John 7.
Mctraekcn, deceased. and tor hearing the
application OF William T.. Met racken and
keste' ! Nouls Tor the issuance to them of
letters I'stamenthtN when and where any
person Interested maN appear and contest
the same.
Dated January sc. fQ&I
tRANk z NcCkACAkN,
ia Probate ladge.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-01-29
Heirs oi Late WIN. 7. StethATn.
Dscen Asd.

Information wanted regarding any
near relatives Of the late WIN. T..
Stetham,
Frederick Y Biscoe,
Administrator.
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NOTICE OF PUBLICATION.
Serial NJ nll43h
r. r. HORNE,
Regis'ei

DtTIdI NO. UIIToO
Department OF the Interior, /. ).
Land Office at HALEY. Idaho, January
:, 1914.
NOTICE is hereby given that Ed
sou a. Norris Of TeudJy, Idaho, Who,
on May u. 1912. made Homestead En-
try, Serial No. Oll436 for y w SW+,
section 10, Township ~ North, Range
% East. Boise Meridian, has filed no.
tice Of intention to make Final Com
mutation Proof, 10 establish claim to
the land above described, before Frank
Z. McCracken, Probate Judge Of Lem
hi county, Idaho, at Salmon, Idaho.
on the eth day Of March, 1914.
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Estate OF William 4. Stetham, deceased:
Notice rs hcr,b, given bv the undersigned
OF the estate OF William /. S.eth
am. deceased, to the creditors of. and all per
sons having claims against the said deceased
to exhibit thcu with the necessary voucher
within months after he first publication d
this notice To- the said Administrator At Sal
mon. in the County oi lemhi. state VI Idaho
Da'ed Jan. Il, Igl4.
FREDgktCK V. l}IsCoE,
Administrator u To. estate OF William I
otetham. deceased
FIRST pub Jan. 40 4
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>orIcE az APPLICATION rom

Miueai survey No 2So1. Mineral
Application No al456a (. :. Land
oltoe. HALEY, laaho nrcemh@r ~
1918
N0TleE = hereeF given that parSU.
and Ia the Act of Congress approved
May Ia lSs2. Arthur e.. LudwiG, whose
poStofiice address i Lee>burg. Idahu.
has made application Tor patent fur 1870
linear feet or the Edmund and Wis
cousin Lodes, respectively, bearing
gold. silver. aud other valuable min
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Adver IN THK RECORDER
bring results
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-01-29

APPLICATION ron GRAZING PER
Nj i. NOTICE. p hereby given that all
applications tor permits 60 ctarr castlt
horses and sheep within the SAL MON Ma
ltoNA FOREST during the season Vt
ON, must be btcd M my nthcr 80 salmon.
Idaho, on az heso'e March T. iet4 tull ~.
iefma''on IN regard 10 The grazing Tee, ta u.
charged and blank forms a. hc USED .n max
ing Applications will lee furnished anon re
quest. 7 \, PEARSON Supervisor.
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Claimant names as witnesses
Archie Eckersell, Seth A. Ball
Dwight A. smith. Andrew Moline. al
of Tendoy. Idaho.
p. F. HORNE, Register.
Pub. Jan. Is
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OSCAR II. WILL & CO.
BISMARCK. N. D.
ThIekly Growing Bananas.

II Is said thai Jamaica holds the
worlds leadership In the production
and expectation of bananas. yet only
about three per cent " the total
acreage OF The Island produces this
immense crop
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-12

Soe 9tntsr, Der jesigs 6duptling
oes Gbicugosr alubs Der neueu n5eoes
raj Qiga", bic emIig bamit beIhdftigt
lit, ibre Spieler aus ben alubs Der
Reioen grpBeu 2igas an3uperben bat
iud6rsnD Der lebten Wohe uuiereu
liutsbdnDigen S6leuDsrer 8adaro
tontrattIjh fir fetnen Stub perpflids
tet. 2lm Jreitag frug Der prGTpent
res ptttsbltrqer Stubs Der y5eoeral
2iga" per 9rabt bel unierem 8dfens
Bitter unb JeIotapitdn 9o6IiBea an,
Oh er 9enetgt iet, auf llnterburblungeu
3um uebertritt ein3ugehen, pslhe ans
fraoe tnocfIen Unbeantnorts. blieb.
Du 6oblibeQ Dem @incinnatier 8lub
fir ha5 eSabr 1914 tontrattIIh per-
pflihtet 1T unp bic rSsoeral 2iga".
lout @rtloruno, feline toutrattbriihis
qsn Spieler an3unerbeH beabiIhttgt,
IOnocrn iid bisber nit rsIerpirter
Spielcrn be9niiqt bate, rtef pieie Ins
frage Bel Der bieiigen &lubperpultung
unb unter Den SONS 8eun-ubigung
unb gntriiitung berpor, bis es itt
berau5Itelte, baB oerielben elm Wsibs
peritQnontb 5u 8runoe lag.
Die rReDs" baben big ieBt 3tpsi
Spieler S6Ieuoerer 9rotpu unb
gQdaro - an bic fsinolihe 2iga Der
loren, bod lit Die 8sTiirhtung uidt
gang unbegriinost, Dab bic beiben
brtlIanten .ReoS" Wlariun5 uno 9ro1
Der 8erIu6un9 ourh bohe Saldrs
nidt iptoeritehen uno benz 8siIpieIs Der
beioen Shleuosrer folgen tperoen. Der
Srieg arpiihen ben Qigus oes orgunis
Iirten Observation-Disclosures unb Der uns
ab6GHgigen r5eoeruIs2iga" 1T iest in
poQem 8onge limb psripridt tntereiz
Iants Gntpitlungsn bis our groFfz
nung Der Saiiou.
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SeiueH Serlcsuugcu erleecn.

sSn ftdotiihen 9runtenhauIe Der.
itarb oeitern Wtoraen Der 6 Sabre uIte
8sorae Weinqarter BON go. Alp glts
aabeth StraSe an 8ranopunben. mel.
dc er am Freitao Qlbeno erIitt. Der
auabe tam in feinem RQht1epdnD eis
nem pffeneu apblonfeuer in Der gBph.
nuna 3u uahe, tpoourh has 0emohen
Seuer fiud uno bos gctt in 9ruuo qe.
iebt tpuroe Srob Der iorafdltiqften
RFleoe, !pclhe oem Gnnbeu 3u thRtl
nuroe. mar es niht moQIih, oas iunae
Geben au erhaIteu. 9eorde bate
fftpere granopunoen am aorper. an
Cen 4rmen uuo 8eineu oaponoetraaen.
Ter Coroner purbe bon benz Ibleben
Res Ginoes in Senntnis ueieBt.
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Der Coroner bate fir aeitern Rad.
mittaG cine Ypitmortem- lsuterfuhung
rbsr ben Spo oes q Sabre alten Ser
mann Eaders BON Np. 1913 Walnut
StraBe anueprbnet, bd ihm bic Ulit@
tle!trnq. oaB Der Wanr. pslhsr Dor
einiqen Saqen 6etpuBtlps an Der 6.
5traBe unb Gentral Iosnus dufqefuns
ben iDuroe. an elmer Qltobolpereiftuna
i'm itdotiihen Grantenhauie perItorben
lei. niht QeniiQte. Gs aeluno benz
Coroner, fcit2uiteQen, bah Roters teiu
Erinter mar, ionbern tur3 ppr felnem
lobe nit cinem iSreunb Elm 9beater
bcfuht unb ouuu Giscreom oeoeiIen
uno apet @lus Bier aetrunfsn bate.
6ierouf befuflten bic GSreunbe Elm
Qotal, fpofeIbit Roders ploslit,
ohnmd6tta puroe, rporduf ihn
Mdnner mad einer 4pothete an Der 6.
SiruRe uno Central Qtpenue bra6ten,
BON no aas feline ueberfiihruna naf
oem itGotii6en Srantenhauie erfolate.
2lm 8onneritoQ peritdr5 Raders uno
puros anaeoeben, boB er elmer QltohnI.
peraiftunQ erlsoen lei. Der Coroner
iteQte feit. Dof Der 5Oo auf Elm 6era.
lciosn uno aufreQunG 8uriidaufiih-
rem 1T.
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Gin 9id)tS

mare i'm Syaue BON 6dmorrboiocn
piel beiier ols eiu &luidFrmittel
ODER Ole Guetiddette oe9 Soeilaehiil-
fen, lpelhe oieiea geidbrlite 2eloeu
ur 5eitrDeilig uerbanneu. g5 ueroeu
uur Die Spmptome unterorudt, Ole
cigenilideu llridden oer 9lutltodu1B
llno @elpeb9erit3iH0uud aber nid]t
beieitiQt lRo re3halb ldllieBlid, mar
ueridllinmert. Ga5 8elte pas es sur
geleItiglng Oieies id)redlid)eu 2ei.
oeHs aiebt. oas Giu5ige, mas pirt.
!ihe neillmg uerihaiit, lit nAuafe.
ils". Gr. SlIabee's beriibmtes S,a-
morrboiben- Wittel, pou oem Y. 9teu.
liaeoter & 60, Dor 1916, 9sep Dorf
Gitp, cine a5robe foitentrei periea.
Den. o,p
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ceIhrttten. Die folqenoes Grge6ntb
bate:
grfter 8oriiber, 8. 8oppel.
.2tpeiter 8oriiser, S. Qdbermaun.
Observation-Disclosures, Wm. 8Dbm.
Findnas sSetretdr, 6enrn Waurer.
Shdbmetlter, NlfreD GtIermnnn.
Griter gibliotbetar. 6enrp Sberz
mann.
52ueiter 9i6tiot6etar, Dm. Cob
meier.
3peiter 0iriqent, 6enrb Waurer.
griter SahnentrdQer, W. Slider.
2tpeiter aa6neutrdasr, fSrant R0Bs
Ter.
lSrtnthorntrdQer, O. Bennind.
8ummelIfdbmeiiter. So. Weininqer.
Wtuiif= =&ommittee. Bm. 2ohrueier,
&. SFeiit. 4lfreb GtIermann unp Sc.
rerer.
8sraniiQunus aommittee, +. Sod.
=. 8ulis, st. 8eBIer, Wm. Qobmeier
unb a. Gabermann.
Sruitees, sS.6offmdnn (brei Sabre,
6. 6elmlino (arpsi Sabre uno Gh,
S@finaer (etn Sa6r).
Ra6 crfotgter 0ahl nabmsn Die
neucn 8eamten lire Stbe Elm uno mad
grlspiaunQ Der 8sidGite TOIqte nod
Elm Qemiithlifes unterhQltunQsItiinDs
den. pobet ouh etlthe Qieper Itiegen
6errpedh 9amsnperein.
Im SamItaq 2lbenb belt Der Ser
treah Samenpercin IN Der Wlerccr
0alle 8edmtenpdhl ab. Gs mar 3u
Qleih Der NbfhuB oes @ereinsiabrs
iobaR bic geridte critottet purDcn
Die 9rdiibcntin Srau qauline Got
fii6rte ben 9oriiB. grototoQ- -Setre;
tGrin 7rou Gmilie Stla1en1eil, 81
nans- -SstretGrin iFrau Martbu Ms;
ninQer unb ShaBmeiiteriu Trau Gle
more 3orn tbeiIten in ibren 9eridter
| fir pas cSahr pom l. Sanudr 1915
bis gum l. oSanuar 1914 nit, odB BIZ
GtHnabmen S241.62 betruaen unD BIZ
Qusqaben $134.12. mithin lit sin 8ai:
Ienbeitano BON $107.3O su per3eihnen
Sdmmtlihe geritte tpurbeu qutoehei
ZEN. bd lie nit bsmieniaen bes Bidder
unteriuhunas aommittees, beitehenl
aus ben 1dner Frau Waris 0ber
mann uno Frau GmtIie 9oerr, ii6er
itimmten. Der 8erein, lpelder am 3
Wdrs 1912 oeqriinbet lpuroe, bot il
oieIer tursen 2eit redt srfreulih
| Sortihritte 1smatt uno hofft. in ipG
terer 3eit aud eincn 8dmens sgsIana
pereir-u ariinoen. 6offentlih peroer
| iih nod redt piele beutihe frauel
benz 8erein anihlieReu. Sooaru FAM
bic Wahl Der 8eamtinnsn itatt uni
lpurben folaenoe 8amen uerp1hlt
YrdIibentin. Frau Gmilie Shluaen
cell; 8iaes 9rdiioentin, Srau Wtari
C6crmunn; 8rototpQ Sefrctdrln
iFrdu Martba Meininuer: Finuns
SefretGrin, fSrau GmiIie Toerr
ShaBmeiiterin, frau pouline Sod
gifer Repiioren. 7Frau 8runcr uni
'Frau Qoam. S1ierauf Sh!uB mi
| @crtaaunu bis Sonutaa, 2. 7Fsbruar
Rdhmittdos 3 llhr, in Der U}ercs
0aQe. Die Tamen bIieber troB be.
mutertbums nod einioe Stunoeu II
reht Qemutbliher Stiumuna beiium
| men.
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aroben Reaer aufmertiam, pelder ei.
lenbs Die gludt ergriff. Der 8uri6e
batte benz Sunsen ben getras bon So
Gents unb brei 3eitln9en gerdubt.
5ros Der iofort aufgenommenen 0ers
folgung gelang es niht, oes Burden
habhQft al tperben.
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bnnflnng Der franfen SniaiIciL Der
ofiltidlen grcifc fir frennolide lin.
teritiisiing, iiao lat but not leali
Serrn uno sSrnu arig, Die 6urf ibre
iiebensipiiroige Bebnnoliiiig Der
@reiie uno iiniiftige yerfuoItuna
Der anltalt ungemeiit si,r @obiiabri
oes 8nnSen beitrngen.
aaeu oenen, Die bel Der biibidcn
Neibnadtsfeier mitrpirften ilno 3ur
llnterhaItung Der s;niaiietl beitrugen,
unieren perbinolidJiien Ionf.
8ieoernm bite i'd, ssreinoe nnf
@onner Der Mnifnlt, aud in bieietn
Sabre inns onsieibc MoblIuotIen ert,
gcgenslibringcn, oomif ons cole @ert
IN aeipobntcr Weiie fortsefiibrt iuer.
Den fam.
ahtungspoIl
Sobn 2 d,mnab. Yrdliberlt.
Gineinnati. ben If. Sannnr 1911.
gin bic gerleiirng oes aerdiiScn'
tenberihts idloiien Iih bieicniqetl
oeg shasmeiiters Serrn s. q. Sci.
iter nno oes sSinan3 Sefretirs,
5errn ssobn u, Mepcr, Die ioIgenOcr.
tioBen laiiteten.
9erihtocs Stasmeilters
fiir oas Sahr 1913.
1dIienbei.nnS am /. sanuor
1918 1875
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6eder Voiten 63S.
Tie Stcrne nno StreifcH iollen nidlt
perGnoert meroen.

1ie Seteranen pom Seferpn'tan
63S. o. q. 81, bieIteu geiteul 9iah'
mittag @erianlmlun8 IN Der Illrn-
bale ab iruo atDar 1untcr 8OrIiB Ges
Commanders s5ra,tf aaiier uuo Ser
QrototolIfilbrlrng oe5 9loilltauten
Gbas. guslin. 2ebtcrer mahte nui
einen BON einem iitoIifen aorQreB.
abgeoroneten ausgeaongeneu &or.
idllag aufnertiam, monaf lInIerln
Steruenbanne~ baS arelt5 Ser etes
maligen &oniooerirteuilagqc ciHGc.
fiiat peroen moge, Inn auF 0teie
@eiie Die 8erbriioerlnq 3Dtfcu
Siio uno gtoro perieft 81 mohen. IS
nuroe gegen Elm ioIheS eebohrcu
energiid) prpteittrt, uno Der @roteit
miro Der ,,Atationol llniou" m
@oibinaton 3ugeid1idt perben Die
neliaetpdhIten 9eonten plroen uom
4ameraoen $Scrru guqltIt (3llnthcr
nit elmer moblgeiegteu 3teoc initial
lirt. Gs iino:
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AhtirngsbcIl
Sobn n. DseDer
ssinnn5. Sefretar.
] abrssbsriHt bes Wernal. /.
ttrs.
Gxrr Daeobert Hrug. Der siihtie.
leiier Der Mnitait. untertreiiete eb<ns
fd1s isineH Jobresberidt, bsr folgsnbs
iniersnonie 9batfnhen satbdlt:
I'm ben Woritanb nnb bic RitelieDtr
Ibes Neutfnen Nlienbeims.
Sebr sstbrte 0trren!!
sd eriaubte mir. ptm Yorhanb, ben
Mhelitbern bts Deutfhsn MItsntims
pereins. foipie Nlltn. beHtn uHiere bsrrs
li4e 4nitalt am 4er3tn liegt, ben Wss
rids iibtr oos Sobr 1913 ~ uuterbrsi.
ten.
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2eitnnasiunae berambt.

Durh bic SiIferufe bes 10 SABRE
nlten 3eitunssiunsen Bert Sonss BON
go. 43S Weit s. Strabe ipurbe seIiern
Norsen cine Nsnft ftrnmtnse auf sinsn
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@an3c Ginnabnle 80. 1852
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@riolg fourogirt, iooaB naf Der 8rrs
iammImtg oas iiblicbe geieliige 9ei.
ian1neniein itattirll0en fonnte.
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aniienbeitanS am 81. Te.
5erHber 1913 y.......S 19J. IL
adtungspoll
s. u. Seiiter, Sd,osuIeiiier.
gerihtbes Sinons.Se Sefre.
1rsfiiroas Sabr 1918.
Il. Sanilnr 19f3-aniieitbe.
ifonb ................S 1915
einna men:
Gintritt8gelb ....$2t25
Beitrage ........ 1881
@eihenfe uno
germdhtniIie 3t15.S7
sSntereiien -. 2352.65
@an8e Ginnabme -. 9t34.52
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-11
Rare Orchids Hang From
Branches of the Dead
Trees, and the Stately
Bamboo Has Begun
to Spring Up Along
the Shore

safe footing. They are re al detriment
to navigation and will be lowed to the
brink Of the spilway by launches and
then pushed over. There are hundreds
Of these. but once disposed of they will
give no further trouble.
The filling of the lake has made Il
possible to go in motor boat many miles
up the rivers whose channels are now
only arms Of the lake Thus one may
travel twenty miles inland from Gatun
up the Rio Gatun. The estuary Of this
river Is so deep that the railroad crosses
1t on lift bridge built there so that
small ships may carry supplies up to
such forts az may be constructed on tina
ridge back of Colon and Gatun.
few miles up the lake from Gatun
the Rio Trinidad empties. A launch
drawing five feet can pick its way up
this stream for fifteen miles into the
heart of as utter jungle as will be found
in Panama. Another fifteen mile ride
by motor boat is that up the Chagres
River from Gamboa, at the entrance to
Culebra cut. The gorge through lime
stone rock. broken by tiny cascades and
hung with myriad kinds of plants. Is
the most beautiful work that nature
has done on the Isthmus.
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for the cities of Panama and Colon, and
the acid treatment might be hurtful,
\ subaqueous moving machine has
been suggested by canal employee
living at Culebra. but this is subject
to the great objection that while the
plants cou.l he cut several feet below
the surface they would continue to
grow. In short. the job of cutting
would be perennial.
Another crop that is growing in Goe-
thals's garden is the floating island.
These islands are masses of earth,
grass and dccaying vegetation. which
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But the hyaclnth is more trouble
some. 1t is tough. has roots thirty to
forty feet long and becomes so entan-
gled in propellers that it stops the
engines of small boats.
In Florida rivers these plants were
eXterminated after years of effort by
continual application Of an acid to the
water. This method would he even
more easily applied in Gatun Lake. be-
cause here is "A great reservoir and acid
once applied would not quickly flow
away. on the other hand the water
is to he used i'm the domestic supplies
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are 50 light that they rise from the
bottom of the lake They are blown
about at the will of the wind. ON this
account one sees the broad eXpanse of
lake blue and unfrctted in the morning,
but when the trade wind springs up In
the afternoon the lake Is dotted by
scores Of islets that were not visible n
few hours before. having been lying
close to the shore ana seeming part
of the hills.
Some of these islands are so strong
that a man can walk upon them: 9TH
crs So tllmy that only the bird finds
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loose to eat the lettuce. and incidentally
to raise other hippos to help them and
carry on the good work when they had
passed across the river 1t is too late
now. 1t would require many hippos to
eat what lettuce grows in the channel
and when they had finished there
would be just as much left, because it
grows very fast. This lettuce is not
bad tasting stuff, and there is no reason
why it should not be served in rcstau-
rants, where people eat anything set
before them because they are afraid to
protest
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From the Illustrated London News
An enthusiastic admirer Of Col
that Culebra cut be named "Goethalss
Gateway" Parts Of Gatun Lake might
now be called "Goethals's Garden" for
water hyacinths and water lettuce have
taken possession Of whole areas, and in
places are so thickly grown that they
impede the progress Of launches.
Noticing this, an African traveller
suggested that lady and a gentleman
hippopotamus be imported and turned
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place that smiles on the trav-
eller on his arrival calls him
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and solemnly led him to their own

and solemnly led him to their own
chamber.
Then the wife told him what she
had heard, piecing it out with other
facts that had previously been mean
ingless to her.
Caught unawares, the Judge had no
answer to make to this accusing
angel. Church delegations and
newspaper criticisms he could divert
or parry: but this unexpected assault
caught him with his armor off. His
manner itself was confession: and
there was no evadng this loving wife
transformed into a minister Of JUS
tice.
IF YOU are that sort of man, you
are not the sort of man | married;
nor the sort OF man l can have for
a husband,' fell the inexorable judg-
ment.
The judge broke down. He ad-
mitted all. Within a few minutes
his wife had him on his knees be-
side her, making his vow to God that
he would, so far as lay in his power,
rectify the mistakes of the past, and
do his utmost to drive evil, and liquor
in particular, from the city. The
scene was one Of those tremendous
and dramatic episodes which occur
oftener in real life than fiction
knows.
The corrupt Judge had been over
ruled by the superior court of a
Christian wife, whose ingrained
righteousness could not be lulled in
to compliance with evil. The unique
power of woman had once again done
what the votes of the city had fall
ed to accomplish.
Little did the liquor traffic of the
city, and its political allies, dream
that in a sudden hour judgment had
fallen on them through one woman's S
devotion to God and to her hus-
bands highest welfare. Upon them
the blow descended like bombshells
from an unexpected enemy. The
court ordered arrests. The word
swiftly ran through the panic--strick-
en- liquor crew that the judge had
turned against them, for some mys-
terious reason.