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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-15
Sas ysefabrlide" S.utidIans.

Die MittbsiIuns bes osuti9en TIA:
tiitii6en Hei6s Bureaus, ponat
Seuti4Ianb jest cine geO0lteruns bon
nabe 68 MiQionsn - genau 67,812,'
900 - Ginpobner auf einem 5lG6en'
raurn BON o 5000 Quaoratmeilen be:
iiBt, bat in peri6isoenen preborganer
bieies Ganbes unb anoerer Rationen
bic Qnii6t ausgsl0it, bab Der 3sit-
punt nitt ms5r fern iein tonne, pain
bielleberpDlterung OeutfaIano 5pineen
psros, nit benz Sdpsrts in Der SluD
neue WObnpldse fir feline beitdnois
5unebmsnben Meni4snmafsn gu err
langen. 0emna6 lei es ni4t iibsrras
iAeno, penn anbsre 80lter DOR ein.m
oeuti6en Groberunss3ug luf Der Sut
ieien. Die nubeliessnoite qntport auf
Oisie llnteritelung gepGbrt ole 9bat.
ia6e, oub bic an 9eutIdlano gren3ens
ben RatiOnen ebenfuas bidt bs00Itsrt
iino, 10 bub elm Sriegs3ug gu Dem
0eOa6tsn 3pete ais ausgeI6lOf.n
gsltsn mub.
Die peitere GrtlGrung 1T nod mid
tiger unO pab ie DOais iibsriehen
ptrO, Iiefsrt einsn traurissn geleg oas
fir, ME penig 9erItdnonib fir auls
turarbeit i'm Qugemsinsn unb fir bas
tulturells Dirtsn 9sutIdlanbs i'm Be-
Ipnoeren D%or6anoen III.
0eutidlano bot feline gebDlteruna
in bunbert Sabren msbr als peroop.
pslt. Sein @ebiets3upa8s in oieisr
3sit mar qsring, benin err bsI6rGntt ii9
uuf Die Reiaslanbs, bic Idon bitt Be-
OOltert ndren, nls lie Dem Rsi6e an
geglieoert purbsn. QqenfaGs fam
man nod S9lespias 6olftsiu bin3ufus
1sn. Quf ieben SaG 1T tlar, bab bic
Ter 8sbietssuDahs nod ni6t Raum
fir 3pei Wiaionen oes Iih auf 80
beSiffernbsn gsD0lterunas.
auWahies Bot. Wie man pldb fir sic
iibrigen % Wilionen befdaffte. oas
1T oas grObe Weiitsrpsrt Der 9ultur,
iorgfdlttgss Stubium pers
oieHt uno be6eltenb p~srtbDofler.
auftlGrung bietet, als baltlofe 8srs
Od6tiguRsen. Sin @ebsimnib 1T ni6t
gu p%errut6en, oenn bic Mittel, oermIge
Die grobartigen 2eitungen en-
3ielt plirOsn, lisssn fir 0enjenigen,
osisn 4usen ni6t our4 gorurtbeile
lsblsnoet iinb. tlar gu Sage. Die
3auberformel lautet: geiItiae araft.
Sm 8sgeniub au anbersn Rationen,
MIR nit me6anif6en Mitteln MIR
ten, inoem lie nit @affsnastpult ibre
uusOebnen, bat Deutf6ldHo
lsot9lt9 ourh qntpenbuna asiffis
ger Wittel oerarDbert unb III babur6
W arDbersr Maft empOraepa6fen,
lls Die Nationen, bic Die Rublun6,
England unb Srantrei6 Ti6 our4
ROlOniiiruns a~usssoebnt. ia.
ben.
@is bisis gsiftiss araft F6 b.tbd.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-15
&us Der aaidubei.
Sic 0rens,n BEG 2anb.s, no hi. SO.
ffuben lpobnsn. RadtommsH
Der iptnbiitsn @oI,erfamiIis.
Gin auliur.1 entmal.

Gin ~unbeiannier 8oltsitdmm, Elm
u~nbetnnntes aanbl 9islsn nisneif.
niht sinmaI BEN Ramsn mad be-
tannt.
es III nidt gong Isi6t. bic 9ren3en
Der adi9ubsi, bes Sanb.s. mo bic aa.
idlbsn ipobnen, gu beitimmeH. SbsiIs
ipsiis isbr fart mil poIniiher uno
etuiidsr 9spOlteruns burtisbt, fino
es bic ptfipr.ubiifen arsiie aarts
baus, R.uitabi. puBis. aouiB. Be-
rent, 0an5isr SDbe, S.abitreis Dan.
dig uno S6lo9ou, no nod cine .rbsb,
li9e an5abl Gaf6ubsn. unb spar
runb 10000 pobnsn, bi. bieIem
9anoitriG ben Ramen aaidubsi s.s..
ben babtn.
Die &nfdub.n iinb obn. 3p,ifel bic
Ra9iommen isntr flapiiten U6lter.
familie (gDsnbsn). bic fd fpdbrenb
Der WOlierpanbsrung i'm pi,ri.n,Sabrs
bunbsrt Bis on bic Ofiee pprI&ob,n
uno bier bas bon ben gotb.n unb
ganbalsn psrIaNens Gsbist .innab.
men.
0as a~iiftenlanb Dor Der GFTtt. bas
eanb 5piidsn Wsitisl unb Ober, .rs
belt idon in alter 3tit ben Ramen
pcmaria obsr pommern, tpenbii6 -
pomnSs5i, b. 3. elm Meer lieasnbes
GoHb. Soipsit ii6 bi. 0eI6idte bies
les flapifden 00~iisritammts riids
pGrts psrfulstn ldbt, lparen in poll.
tiffsr g%e5iebuns bic 6ftli6en bon ben
ipsitlif.n pommern ssfdisben. Den
9anbiHaftsuamsH 4aFubia fibrts Der
Dtlifs Skil bss bsuiissn Wsfpom.
rlsrns. Wis Or. 3. aorsnb in ben
.Waiit b. 0srf. (. aaf9. Dolfstunb."
btmtrtt, beridtet Tbomas aousop,
l542 ssitorbtn) in fsinsr pommsras
nib: .GaHubsi III elm 1beil BON ppms
msrn unb i4sint bic Wsnbe setpeit,
bic niGi am Wtbr, fonb.rn Ianbipertss
Elm sepobnt baben, ipslde fpibsr s.s
ipebnbeit Der dnberen W.nbe tpeite az,
felbste alsio.r trussn, oenn gaNobit
btibt sefalbets 9leibsr unb ieini a.
ipsft, ba iBt bas bibibum gu Gammir,
Der 5siiort in pOmmsrn, unb biz
Rstpe Ward H."
Cine b%efonbsre Spra6, bSp Bolt.
piel 6olB unb psnis bebautss 2anb,
sibt pisI 2lbds. absr arm" GO
beihrieb Der S6nabe SamueI aieh.l.
Der 1886 auf siHsr Reiie BON Dansia
raa pommern burh bas 2anb tam.
Die 9af4ubei unb' tbre Bepobnsr.
absr tpsr beuts als Souriit bur6 bi,I,
itreift. pirb bisfsm Ghilbsru
f6perIi4 rsdt eebsn. DAT Die 9a.
I'M ausemeinen Elm drmlides
eanb III. ftimmt tpobI. obsr .s birft.
n~crbbnItideH 5la4Inn6e niht
oieIs Gessnbsn seben. beren gobena.s
10 rsihe abpedslunq bistei
bis{e. Den Wonbtrsr sntsidt an
ben meiftsn pnnften Der Raf9ubei Der
ord4tise 3ufammtnflang bon g.to,
Dalb nnb 0etpdfer, unb bic eigenors
tissn DorfbiIbsr tperosn Elm tiinfIeris
auae iinb Elm posiifh smpfin.
@smiitb bsssiNsrn. alsins
oyI3biitten, mtiftens G6urabcblens
bersn Gtrobbdatsr BON elmer
WopsIhi@t iibsrsoaen ifnb, |
.Jruppisrsu I'D su bSrfIidsn anfsb'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-15

Der prdfiben ldBt iia isbsn
Sag cine QnoabI GROCER 9ei9dftsleute
Don ausfpGrts tommen unb iie iino
ole piqtpmmen, penn iie ibm bic
Na9ri6t bringen, bab Die @sf6Gfte
ii9 beiieru. Sas lit ia audi ni4t
iiberrai6eno. Mit Iolben Rieiensrnten
miiKsn Die QusIidteH gldussnb eri4siz
men. 3ubem lit es ielbitoeritdnOlia,
bab bic OepreFion, Die Oor Iieben Sab
rem beaunu, snbli6 aufb0rt. Was ben
p%rdfibenten an msiiten beoriitt, 1T
Die Srage, ob bic bon inn oeplanten
SruftgsieBe Dem SanOel f0rberIi6 fsin
fpsrbsn. Oisie Gorge bate er ita
fparen t0rnsn, inbsm sr Bic Sruitss.
fsbdebuna ami Elm GeIes bsi6rGntt..
nelfes Die SbligationssQusaabe Der
Giienbabnsn beunfiidtigt. Der aurs
sreB pdre inn iehr bantbar bafiir gss
pefen unb bate inn bann pabriteinz
lid audi tetne S6nierigtsiteu nit Der
8eieBung oes Teoerul Reier0e 8oarbs,
Der bic ReierDebuntsn gu bealfiihtigsn
bat, gema6t. Dob baden Oie 9onfss
renasn bic CUTE @irtung sehabt, oub
ie ben prGiibentsn DerunlaNen. piele
oide Stride ourf feline SruitgsIeBe
gu 5ieben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-15

Sipansia Sabren leiftsten fid oas nur
srobe Sotsls. Sas gefte her Derliner
g%lumen3eit mug man aber i'm Cunt
i'm 5~bisrsarten bsfpunptrn.
Si.r c%ntfalttt fib itbi Der auf aus
reguua bss Raiiers fpenise G&ritie
Don Der Gbariottsnburgsr gbauHse
ongeleat. Roisnadrten. bas ~foaeHanns
te Rofarium. tas aerabesu cine &c.
bensuiirbiateit gerlins ~asfporbtn III,
unb bas iebt tGalih Don 5unberisn
bon 5remben aufgeiutt niro. lin
sablise Roisn, nab 9auieneen Az bs'
re6nen. entisnben ibrtn iiBen Duft;
in aroben Si0den unb in abseairtsls
ten 8eeten bat bort gdrtnertf6t aunlt
bic ebelitm Roisnaattunssn as5iidtsi.
tptib, ROTH. oel5. buntel. alts. mas
es nur on aearten aibt. Der Gartsn
idliebt nit elmer acknowledgements
Rolonndbe ab, unier Der R%ubsbnnle
fnb: in Der Mitte Der UnIdae kfin.
bet fif elm GROCER sei4 nit peibsH
unb aeIben Waferroien. Dieter Rol
ftnsdrten 1T Elm nabres Sonmers
mdrfen, pielei1t bas idGnfie bon
Berlin. Wan tcnn Defenders in ben
Gnlaaen bss 1hiergartens bic geODa6.
tuna MAIDEN. baB man iest pieI mebr
aIs friiber elmer S6mudpflan5e Bee
dhtuna fhtnit, bic ssrabe fir erobs
ftibtiide 4nlaetn pihtig in. benz
Hbobob.nbron. Sebtm. Der ENGLAND
fennt. IN be!annt, fpslh arobe Role
In ben adrtntriiden Mntngen bieie
muleriite Gsbiraspflnnss bort fpielt.
Die giifde NIT ben sroBsn. ipeibeu,
rciben unb bldusn gI!itben biloen
bort Seden unS WdIe BON BLENDERS
Der pradt, bic man in allen 0ffenilt-
den @Grten fiebt. 0trabe bas fhein,
bar RsaeIloie unb iippia Wufernoe
bes Rhobobensrons mafi es az elmer
bcrporrasenoen 3ierpflan3e III ofient.
lider Gdrtsn. sSn Berlin fiebt nan
isbt nebr babon nls Dor .SdbrtH; aub
in ben Gdrtsn her p~ripatDilen an
5bicrsarten unb In Der f~peitern LIN.
Yerlins. i'm grunetpalb unb
in g9nnniee baben bic Mbobooenbron-
GHpflnn3unsen auasnommen. SIN
9ansen aenommen lam fih Berlin,
mas SffsntIiteu 8lumsnihmud k.
trifit, pobl INNER nod nint nit
Spnoon meHen. iiberirifft abtr ipabrs
iGsihlid bereits paris. Wir babeH
bier nidt bic r~cseImaBisen fommsrs
IiGen @Iumenusiteaungen nit be.
men bic snsliffe Sauptftabt prunf. =
!. .. bic bsriibmten Orhibwnaus.
eslunssH in ben gdr.en bes gbelIeas
ooipitals in 9on6on--nber eS lit iebr
bic Srage. oh bic Oeffenilihfeit bel
,on bieien Observation-Disclosures bot.
rie 6auptiad. IN. bab ben DIumsn.
IN Berlin. In ben beHeren
Siabttbsilsn. alaemein eefpor0en IN,
llasmeiner eiaentlih als In paris,
BAG Elm eiinitiaeres alimd bat. in bs,r
nan aber bic aisb. unb Gorafalt fiir
,ie Safe aerab. in ben 1ffentliden
Sdrtsn pislfah permibt. Mer eins
nal bic gdrisn BON WsrfaiGes an Fl.
ZEN Montaa beiudt bat. peiB, mas
d faasn min. pripatsr Gurus fpirb
II 9aris nit Den Nnmen geiiiig ges
rieben; bic Giniiht, bah Gtodt uno
.sebDrben perpilihtst iinb. au9 benz
liise bss unbemitieltsn auf Straben
lnb 0lGben eitDas au bietsn, fsblt
'ori pielia&.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-15

Die republitanii ae Staatss
GpRuentiou BON Suinois hat einsu
8ef6lub a%ngenommen, nsI6er pisI
baSu bsitragsn pirb. Die progreFipen
auriidaugepinnen. Ser 9eiAluB qebt
babiu. oab bie QnOrOm1ug Oes Ratio
nals&ommittees gutge6eiben Miro, tpos
mad Die Delesaten CUR Notionalsaons
Dention na6 Der 3abl Der rspublitanis
i9en Stimmge6er bsmsHen psroen
folleH. Die beiliameW irtunQ pGre oab
Ole S3nbl Der 9elssatsn aus Dem eli,
cen. Die ni6t bos WinOeite gum grs
fplse Der Partsi bsitragen t0nnen unb
oenRdh aud ni6t oas minoeite 0ers
misunderstanding bsiiBsn, peIsnt.
li3 bef6rdHtt piirbe. 9ss 0eiteren
forDert Die Stuats= &onpentiOn. oaB
Die Dtlegaten an5uertennen iinb, bic
bon ben republitapiideH Stimmeebern
pes seidmmten Staates oosr ipnitDie
I'm Gintlang nit ben StaatsaeIeben
aefDdblt nuroeH. 8etanntli6 bat bic
Weigeruna Der &onpsntion BON 1912,
biefe 6oroerungsn 5u bspiliaen. 3ur
SpaItuHg in Der partsi esfiibrt. Dem,
mad 1T aHsuusbmsn, bad mad asisis
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-15
Der Ieibise aanaI.

Die Staats. Observation-Disclosures iorl
br3iislid oes srauenbaiten 8uitanbes.
in DelGem iih tpie6er eiliual Der aa.
nal iunerbalb Der Stabteren3eu BE-.
iinSet. @anpeI itaffen.
8iirgcrmciiter Gpiegel bot ipeniq.
items bic geboroe geitern in einein
Sdreibcn alif bic entieeIife unb al.
len innitarcn g~eifimmineen &obn
ipredepben 8erfnillmg oes aanaIs
mffmerfiam eema6t iiri6 Inn iofortisc
abbiIfe erfutt, OBS beIfen miro.
qbsupartfu. !.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-15

tisune bieIsr uria9en Die iriiberen Re=
publtfaner 5u alien partei auriidtebs
rem iperben, pOrausseiebt, bab ale Hes
publitaner benz in Slinois s~esebenen
8eiipiel folseu, mas mai fir ielbft<
psritdnolid balten ipllte, oa bod Rie.
manb mebr i'm lIntlareH oariiber iein
lam. oab nit Stanopattsrei niats
aus3uriGten lit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-15

Die GbicaeOsr alOsrmsn, bic
in Europa StuoienrsiIen gsmatt bas
ben, iino nit Der 4nii6t nad 9uus
eetommen, baB cine itreng bur6ge.
fibrte Srotnan5, tpslde Ous rSrsa<
ten" perbtetst, piel oasu beitrdgen
piiroe, Der Sruntenbeit 81 iteusrn.
Ous b6tten bic 4lbermen lernen t0n>
men, penn lie iid BEL ben SeutIden in
bieIem 2anbe umgeI6aut bdtten. Bel
btefen 1T pus n5reaten" 5umeiit oers
p0nt uno bas Reiultat lit, bab BEL ben
Seuti6en MGbisteit porberridt. Sus
uebel ma6t lid aber Defenders Bel ben
Sanapstrinfern tpabrnebmbar. Wenn
cine 4naabI perionen in elmer Wirt6s
f6aft eintsbrt unD ieber ppn linen
einen S9nups trattirt, 70 lisgen bic
SoIgen allf Der Suno. Mit elmer Srs
binan5 piro aber niht pieI ausSurids
ten Iein, ba bic poliaei unmDsli6 bar.
iibsr MAIDEN lam, ob trattirt pirb.
Der seeignetite Neg oiirfte bic 9riina
bung ppn 4ntisSrattiers 8sreinen Iein,
UNI cine uniitte aus5urotten, pel6e
piel oaSu bei9etragen bat, bic Wirths
f4aften in 9erruf gu briHsen,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-15
2otaI 8eri9t.
germiit.

lie goIi5ei ipurSe seitern eriudt,
auf Den II Sabre alien CHARLES gsit,
bon Rp. 6760 Balmetto Strabe, Wa.
%oiionpile, 81 fabnoeu, ipelder felt
Montag perifpunben lit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-15
RittmOdb ben Is. Snli 1914,

Der Charter 1T sei4IugsH.
Das tit bauptidalid Den &leiubirssrn
nno Irbeitern in ben untsren Stabts
tbeilen gu banten, bic riatis ertuHnt
baben, oaB Der Charter nidt fir iis
semadt mar, ionoern fir cine GlaFs,
Die ii9 gum Serri4eramt berufsH
slaubt. au6 bic bO6it unbefrisbissns
ben 9Orte6rungen CUR SontroIiruns
Der Offentlt6en lltilitdten trusen Diel
CUR 9erperfuna pes Charters BEL.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-15

Die 4uspstie iibsr Die 9ants
geiGGfte in ben leBten orei Monatsn,
pie ie on ben Comptroller Of Gurs
rencp beri6tet ipOroen iinb, fpiessln
bic geherung in ben 9eiddftsDerbGlt=
niHen pieoer. Sic IafIen cine 3unabs
me an Sarlsben uno an Sepoiiten ers
ieben. geibes 1T BON GROCER Wits
tisteit. griteres osutet auf srDbere
seiddftItde SbGtistsit bin uno Gsbtes
res. oaB pieOer @elDsr in priDuten
Sdnben ii6 aniammeln. Gin peiterer
unb nod erObersr Surtidritt pirb in
prei MOnuten 81 per5eitnen iein. Bis
oabin perben bic aeierpebanten ben
9ei6Gften neues aeben ourd 9efpdb.
rung BON 8rebit einflOben unb Der
@rtrus Der grnten pirb Bis babin in
@elo perfpanbelt iein,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-02
Red Sox Triumph
Over Volunteers, 80

NASHVILLE. TENN. April 2,-The
Boston club, of the American League.
triumphed over the Nashville team, Of
the Southern League, here yesteday,
score 3 to .. Iris Speaker drove the
pitcher.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-02
Beaumont Loses
To Giants, 5 to 2

BEAUMONT. TEXAS. April "A wild
throw ana the failure OF two local play
ers to decide which should catch an
easy fly for the third out allowed the
New York National regulars to score
three runs i'm the eighth inning yes
terday winning the game, 70 2.
Score: r. II. +.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-02
FANS 20 MEN.

TUSCALOOSA, ALA, April 1.-The
Mississippi College baseball team yes
terday easily defeated the University of
Alabama team, 10 to 0. Brooks struck
out 20 university men.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-02
Boston Braves Win
Over Macon, 6 to !

MACON. GA. April 1.-The Boston
club, of the National League, yesterday
defeated the Mocan team, of the South
Atlantic League. 6 to /.
Score: r. II. f.
iooSt oH s.'t...'.''.'. ..'.'''
Macon ..,.'. Observation-Disclosures. |
Batteries: Cocreham. Beck and Cow
dy, Tyler, Vaughan, Vose and Klutz.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-23
IEE PLANT WOR

mon sun dew on heath in SUSSEX. 7
had heard hat insects We're thus caught.
but knew nothing further on the sub
ject.
IT gathered by chance dozen plants.
hearing fifty-siX fully expanded leaves,
and on thirty-one of these dead insects
or remnants of them adhered, and no
doubt many more of them would have
been caught afterward by these SAM
leaves. and still more by those as yet
not expanded. on one plant all six
leaves had caught their prey and on
several plants very many leaves had
caught more than a single insect. ON
one large leaf l found the remains of
thirteen distinct insects.
Flies are captured more often than
other insects. The largest kind which
| have seen caught was small butter
NY but the Rev. H. NJ Wilkinson in
forms me that he found large living
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-23

Help yourself and don't wait for an in
vitation.
For the newcomer on the lake there
are perlls to be avoided. When you
hook anything stay in the rowboat ill
you reach shore. In some places the
lake is n mile and quarter vide and
nearly three hundred feet deep. This
gives a fish quite start If you go In
after him. And opposite the Hermitage
he has an eight mile handicap north and
sou n, which is hard for the average
swimmer to overcome.
Down in Seneca Lake it IS the custom
10 go in after fish when you hook him.
hut on Canandaigua Lake this is deemed
bad form. ON Seneca they declare the
usual rowboat isn't roomy enough to
hold both fisherman and fish. SO the
fisherman has to jump into he water
when he gets bite. We prefer fishing
on Cananda!gua Lake. There is plenty
Of room in the boats there.
one curious thing about Canandaigua
Lake fishermen is their uncanny ability
To estimate the weight Of a ca oh. When
We were there you couldn't ind scale
Of any description south Of Cottage
city. Yet every man who landed fish
could tell you offhand just what il
weighed, and come within SIX or eight
pounds of the true figure each time.
This is an art they have not yet ac-
CURED on Seneca Lake. but they're
learning, they're learning fast. J. Nc
Aulif, the peerless raconteur Of fish
yarns in Geneva or Seneca, serves up
the figures with the same painstaking
accuracy for which he is famous in his
various o.hcr pursuits. If you order
trout in Johnnys restaurant you have
To take figures on the side. You do get
trout. however.
Worms are reported plentiful along
the shores Of keuka Lake. and the
army worm has recently been sighted
around Seneca Lake. But our advice to
the fisherman contemplating a tip to
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-23
Dig some bait in Central Park.

as early as possible in the forenoon, but
not earlier you cautiously pick your
way over the s.oughS and cddics on the
stepping stones until you reach a spot
where the leaves are piled pretty thickly
against a little dam. This H. the first
dam you come to. There will be- many
more further along. but for the present
one dam is sufficient for your purposes.
You set down the tomato can, take "A
firm grip IN your pipe and on your
shovel and suddenly turn over the dead
leaves.
Your foot Will slip triilc under the
effort, and perhaps a mosquito ar ty."
will come around to- So" what's go.
on. Just keep smoking hard and watch
the uncovered spot.
Presently a huge creature about tho
size Of a small python will stick i.
head up from the leaves and wink AZ
you. Make a grab for him. Nrvri
mind If your Nther foot begins to 81 =
from its moorings; there's little danger
Of catching cold even If you do get
your feet wet. You're there to catch the
worm.
Dig hard and fast. Don't stop to
reason Nr to wonder why. but keep
a-diggng for all you're worth There's
plenty Of time and the exercise is just
what you need. BESIDES it makes you
forget the mosquito bites and the i'm
patience of the rest of the crowd up
there on the cool cottage porch.
Dig like a dago-you may get that
worm and surprise them all.
| hagEed three in one day myself and
brought them all t. the surface the same
day. A report was current this summer
and vuuchcd for by the best families in
Bristol that "A Rochester man who had
tunncled two miles into the hill caught
enough wurms To supply the four fisher
men in his party for the whole days
fishing. but Of course | cannot per-
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WHO ARE GOING FIStIIlN'
Doc. Brady Gives Some Advice to Those Contemplating
Trying the Isaaz Walton--Get Your Worms i'm
Central Park and Feel Safe

l. ~ than a brace Of bullets. There was
one hand in which We dealt him beau
iifuliy arranged picture gallery, rescrv-
ing the bullets for self-defence, and for
a brief instant he came out of his
lcthargy. but as this left him high and
dry h. retired to his hammock for the
night and spent most Of the next day
writing home for Communication.
The Majors technic improved as
the days sped by. The last evening he
spent with us demonstrated that to our
entire satisfaction. For man with an
assured income and nothing To worry
about he could look more dolcful over a
full house than any hoggar I've ever
patroniZ, ii. In fact he became 50 merry
that We all felt sorry To see him 20. As
he hoped aboard the steamship Ogarita
he was SO kind as to say:
well. good-hy. boys. This has been
one Of the most pleasant and profitable
vacations | have ever had"
We'll. we couldn't help that We con-
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sonally corroborate the story. Along
the lake you have to take things just
as they are handed you.
About sumo, wn you emerge from the
gully grimy and gaunt but game to
the bottom of your can. The black
bass are waiting for you out there in
the shadow of the hill So are the
rest of your party-and they are not 80
patient as the bass all ut it. They even
intimate that you've been mapping
instead Of exploring the subtcrranean
regions. That needn't worry you. how
ever; tell them To go there themselves
and see what you've been doing.
All the available tackle being in the
hands of the others there is nothing
left FIR you to do but row the boat
while they make "A prctenCc at fishing.
After your strenuous day in the gully
rowing comes as a delightful pastme.
Next to splitting wood or going over
the mountain after the milk | know Of
nothing quite so pleasant as rowing
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dragonfly with its body firmly held 10y
two leaves. As this plant is extremely
common in some districts. the number
Of Insects thus annually slaughtered
must be prodig.ous."
The righteousness .of the sun dew in
larger and more powerful plant could
not bu; cause il to become menace
To the live, and welfare not only Of
hocks and herds but even perhaps of
human beings.
And this thought takes us into n
new field for Investigation. Are the
carn!vorous plants increasing in size
strength and numbers sufficiently TO
make them possible menace to future
humanity? a tremendous vision of
grcwsume possibility presents itself at
this thought.
We know that plant habits and char
acteristics change with environment
that plants adapt themselves to cir
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For they found plants which swan
about in the water and animals which
were rooted To the bed Of the ocean.
And in the ComplcNity Of the problem
they had discovered the learned ones
learned To d!sagrcc--and have been dis
agreeing ever since.
There Is no established line Of diff
ferentiation between plants and AMI
mails, If then there is no line Of dit
fcrentiation why make "A distinction
why separate the kingdom of plants
from the animal kingdom? This is the
question Of the naturalists of the mod
ern school. And in support of their
argument for unity Of all the king
dom of life they have but to point
out a few of the multitudes of examples
where plants act as animals and ami
mails as plants.
Plants are classified as Carnivorous
or nom carnivorous just as are animals.
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development of plant which has be-
come CarniVorous.
There is an almost dev.lish ingenuity
In the sChcming Of the sun dew, which
bats each Of its tentaCles with n sweet
scented drop of honey, with which to
lure the unsuspecting insect TO its doom.
The leaf Of the sun dew is covered
with small hairlike tentacles, each of
which bears a tiny glstenlng drop of
honey dew. Flies and other insects,
coming to enjoy the dainty repast,
hardly touch the food before the ten
tacles close about them, and they are
drawn into the death embrace of this
charming but cruel vampire of the plant
world.
Charles Darwin. writing Of the sun
dew's carnlvorous habits says: During
the summer of 1860 | was surprised by
finding how large a number of insects
We're caught by the leaves of the COM