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ELECTS OFFICERS
Continued from Page One)

and state fairs and last month at the
Denver Horse show in competition
with exhibits from all over the state,
and after consulting with Governor
Carlson, Ex-Governor Ammons, Rep
resentatiycs West and Sabin and
others in the state who are interest
ed in the exhibit a bill has been in
troduced in the Legislature asking for
an appropriation sufficient to take
the exhibit to the Panama Pacific ex-
position and this bill is still pend
ing.
In justice to the board of directors
ia word should be said regarding tho
work that has been done, work
which seemingly very few appreciate.
Under the bylaws all the work OF
the association is under the super
vision OF the directors and to look
after this work the board have held
eight meetings and individually the
members have given much time to
the work of the association and it is
to their good Judgment and careful
management that the association is
able to make SO good a showing and
they are certainly entitled to great
deal of credit for their work.
By request of the retiring board OF
directors, Frederick Noble, ]. NJ.
Shaulis, John w. Edpar. Henry A.
Ball and E. s. Woodsidc, a hearty
vote OF thanks is extended to the
board of county commissioners for
the loyal manner in which they have
backed up the board of directors in
the experimental work that has been.
carried on by the association. A vote
of thanks is also extended to the city
council of Rocky Ford and to thos
OF the merchants and business men
whose contributions have made il
possible to keep open the room and
TO carry forward the commercial end
OF the work of the association.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-02-12
HENS "sET" ON SEA LINER
Steamship Baltic Institutes Chicken
Farming During Trip Across
the Atlantic.

New York-Chickens have gone to
sea as part Of the live food supplies of
ships from time immemorial. but the
Baltic is the first of the big transat-
lantic craft to provide accommoda-
tions for setting hens.
The Baltic's chicken farm is a
small one so far-two hens and two
matches Of IA eggs each.
II the chicks are of the egg-lay-
ing sex they will be preserved to
provide breakfast food for the officers.
Otherwise the officers will have fried
chicken.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-02-12
POTTERY OF THE EGYPTIANS
Native Potters Of Egypt Use Same De-
Woes and Methods in Vogue in
Joseph's Time.

New York-Among the native pot
ters of Egypt the same devices and
the same methods are in vogue that
were used in the time of Joseph. The
shaft Of the potter's wheel is tipped at
Its lower end with an iron point which
rests in a socket in the rock. Near
the bottom of the shaft is a large disk.
The potter spins this with his bare
foot, while he molds the piece of pot
terry on the small disk at the upper
end of the shaft. For turning out
good ware quickly and accurately, al!
that is needed is little water. and
supply of the claylikc mud found close
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-02-12
ordway Wants Insane Asylum

The state will locate an asylum farm
somewhere in Colorado soon. AS there
is no state institution in that part of the
Arkansas valley east of Pueblo, Crowley
county is enthusiastically pulling for it
to be located here. 1t is an institution
to care for those unfortnnates who are
porbably curable. The cost of such an
institution will be from $780, 900 to
$500, 900. Ordway Call.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-02-12
Says Snake Attacked Him With Ak.

Daretown, N. J.-Gilbert S. Shute. a
reputable Salem county farmer, de-
clares that a six-foot snake attacked
him with his own ak while he was at
work on his farm. Shute was trimming
out fence corners, SO he says. when he
stirred white-throated blacksnake.
The snake showed fight and Shute
hurled an ak at its head. The snake.
he says. coiled around the handle of
the ak and lunged at him, ak and all.
Shutc says he killed the snake with a
fence stake.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-02-12
BARKER

OF Gods Hand. comes his Miracle, the
crown and flower of his life, tiny little
girl. orphaned. dying of thirst. The play
tells how this little girl reclaims two
masterful men and how they reclaim the
desert. Also in the desert Jefferson Worth.
the super man meets his first and almost
only defeat. The woman's intuition.
instinct. love and courage are as potent.
perhaps more potent. than the big mans
brain and will.
Prices 25c SOC z5c and Sl.o0
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-02-12
Town untaxed Ten Years.

Fargo. N. D.-For nearly ten years
the village of Wolf. with population
OF $50, has been escaping taxation, ac-
cording to C. r. Kositzky. secretary of
the state tax commission. Although
the town was plated ten years ago.
the owner failed to record the plat.
The state tax commission will begin
suit to recover back taxes.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-02-12
Seeks s25,ooo In Alienation Suit.

Jersey City. N. J.-Mrs. Beatrice n.
Van Derperrin. who is being sued by
Mrs. John F. Oldrin for $4,000 for al
legged alienation of Oldrin's affections.
testified that Oldrin left his wife be-
cause she kept pictures of former low
ers in conspicuous places about the
house.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-02-12
GERTRUDE BARKER
AS Barbara Worth at the Grand, Monday, Feb. 22nd

At the Grand on Monday. Feb. %. the
massive and magnificent scenic produce
ton OF 1.-The Winning Of Barbara Worth"
will be presented. The play is a dramatic
version by Mark E. Swan of the cele-
brated novel Of Harold Bell Wright. and
deals largely with the reclamation Of the
great Southwest, reclamation of the stern
nature and sterner man. Jefferson Worth
is magnificent. relentless. money getting
machine. Out of the desert. the Hollow
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Sic Ncm y5rfer iWsiitter j 8enfiune,t.

q lbanp, g. 9, 2. Sui. Gus
yaetp Dorfer Tenlionsseleb fir berz
tpittipete Dsiitter trat geiterlt in aroft.
g8'tttpen. Die Elm ober 1nebr ainber bon
nnter 1e Sabren baben, flino bereatigt
5lt oeren 1fnterltiibuus bonn gtaate
beilelben 8etrag gu beanipruden, ben
es fplten tDiiroe, Die @i1Der in elmer
offentli9en Gnlfalt l1nter5ubrinsen.
9od9 mub 5ubor bur6 unteriudung
feltgelteat tuerben. 6ab Die Miitter bon
lol6en Gbarafter iinb. oaB ibnet1 bic
aalfbrin9nng Der ainoer a11bertrollt
tperben mnn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-03

9tse Snfel ,6elsolanb - 1nria
hleB lie Dor bteleh bunbert SaLren-
syina gum sr6Bten Sell iii SATIRE
$500 inter anb tititaibr uber 1000
Menfden. glur Der Berg Ut aeblte,
len, ber 60 Meter fi1 ous sem Mseer
erbebenbe 8lod aus rptein Gunbz
ltei11.
9as 2obpratorium bes
Joritbienites unierer 8unbesreaiez
irltlrg bat aus "a perl9iebenen 6ols.
3asten 3eitungspapier bergeitsllt, ,1nb
esrte Mnsabl berielben bot 1ieb nIs
ehenfps1. betpdbrt, ipie Der aetpD6n=
li9 aebrall6te !5olabrei a,ts v@tan<
fpro1 13onnenbol5.
9ie 8nn0esregierung bat
III neuerer 3eit i'm sanaen 1875 Milz
iir1len SUB 8retter aus bent Olympic
Nationa1forf, i'm iueftli9en Sell. bes
e5taates @afbington, pertallft. biers
nit lit eir,e neue, bis9er perfmlo{fen
stpelene 8e5rssquelle fir bie{en sSns
nptftrieartitel erDftrtet iporSen.
Sm Natir naifpr&f BON
soife, Sbabo, taine,1 leBtes Sabr 80
-Walbbrdnoe Dor, BON benets 2S ipee
riger als 10 eleres umfabten. 8ei
Is BON bieien mar bic Bronbitdtte
geringer us n @cre. 9ie1es giins
sIttge Graebnis tpirb n,lf has bort
elt1seri9tete bor5iigli6c Muslus= unb
5tgnalfpltem 5uriidacfiibrt.
@iner S9dbung nod gibt es
ii europa etpa 100000 Merste. Mm
lntiiten seiesnet 1T nit fo1den @roBs
irttannlen, lpo mon beren $4,000
lssdblt bat. Sn sSrantreld, {p!len
50 1000, in Deutidlanb 26.O00, in
,Sialien 24,000, in 3ublanb 10000,
IN Defterreid $4,000, in Beleien
10000 unb in Gponien 5000 Mer3tc
tdtig fein.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-03
8urfiriua 9ias T..
g I'd ri b'e III. = o II sc Fit

gy 9r.d ri en- t. o II sc e ri Q
i'm g Eli GET rb5en.
Earisyy 2. Sl1li. General asprfirio
9ia5, Der Iangidbrige; friibere. 9rdiis
Dent bon Rerifp, lit belltc abel,Ss7 Z ll6r
iln bpbcn alter bon s5 Sabre,, geltor=
ben: seire Srau 11no Scr @obn Eorz
ftrio il. ,,ebit @attin iparen am Gtcrz
bebette, nls bas gl,De fun.
Wit ser @elunbbcit bes alten Serrn
ging es felt BRET @ohen rapinf abz
ipdrts. obne oab cine be]timu,te @ranfz
beit fonltatirt tperben fbn1tc uno bas
sblcben Diirfte infuIge bon slltersz
ldDdde erfolst iein
3ipei trasiibe lln1ltanbe begleiten
bas Mblebe,l bcs egtlirten Socrrlbers,
Sl,fpl9e Ser periporrene,t 3nltanbc I'M
I5tefenlal1be 1T es l1n,1DglidL bie &eiz
de' nit oem r;,ner' gr6btcn Siguz
rem in ser megifanilden gel6idte gez
.biibrel,ben gerelnpniell mad Ser peiz
,ltotb 5u brineel1, ln,S boB Gberit Yors
firip es bergebli6 bcrll1dt bot, ieinc
ttod in; Megifo lebeilben Sblpcltern
per anbeI pptt Den1 1pbe ibrcs Caters
5l1 benadridti9el,.
9as gt1bc i6eint burd ein 4er5lei<
Sen, bas cine MadfplgeS eines sbeftiger,
4rfalles -po, Grippe i'm ickten Hinter
mar, shcrbeigefiibrt lporbcl1 gu icin.
Gllbcrbcn1 ipar Der alte Soerr falt, erz
blinbet.. 1rosoen. rladtes er big por ipe<
riaeu Ydo,lote1 nod tdglibc gpa5ier<
9angc. 9in5 bat bieriebr eillfadl se<
lcbt ,nnb Gin beldeipcnes gpartnent
beippbnt, III 9rellen, 8pntrult nit sen
9roben Sdlllern llnO Der 5aBlrcihel,
9icncri6aft,s lpe1d)e einisc iei1cr
Srel1bc, sic Mcgifo nit Inn bcrliez
Ben, bier llnterbdlteu.
l1cber bic t@eifottllne Der 2ei6c unb
Die 3eit bes 8e9rdb,iiles lit nod nid)ts
belttntmt.
M Norfirin 9ia5 tpar I'M Sabre 1880
aebnren l,nb trat 1916, als Ser &riee
nit ben Der. Staten alisbrach. in bie
slrnee ein. Sn Sen ipdtcren 8iirgers
friegen 5ei6netc er itd' berborragenS
aus unb i'm 8ric9e gcgen Sic Sran5p=
len uno Sen 8ailer Midgin,iliau mar er
lbEeblid Ser bebcutenblte @eerfiibrcr
Der Neplblit /.
SIN Sabre1 SIT ipltroe CT Sucrit Sllln
&rdlibcnten eripdblt llnb adtmal ipies
Ibererlpdblt SIN @anScn bat er ieinem
2anoe 35 Sabre als Srdlioent eebicni
llno li6 belonbers I'm Bic grbaltune
Der Sronllng rnb 3cbnug Ser Si,,ans
gen bcrplent gerna6t.
CT bantte ab am 25. Mai 1911 si.,z
fnlge ser bon Sraneisco S. @labero eez
fiibrten &epoll.tion unS berlieb bas
Qa1b.
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re Giftotor 91egifos. ni6t lber bie
@ren3e selansen, lolanse leine Gntpez
lenbeit in Merifo cin tpeiteres Sinper<
nib fir Die @ieberberltelluug Beg Srie<
oens lein fDnnte. 8ier perlhiebene
Wege, i'm felf8ubalteu, iparen keute in
ebenlpbiel perl6iebenen 9epartment5
Der 8esierllns lnter grtpdgung.
Setretar Gaming bonn Gtaatsamt
bat ein @elud bon Sen Nhlitdrbeb0rz
Den beg Staates Gbibuabua Inn Sic
anslieferung 9uertos erbolten l1no
last, DaB Die Nesierung. 10 lie ipolIe,
Die anflage lpegen Neutralitidtsperlez
sllng 5uriid5ieben uno 9uerta an Sen
gtua aon1manoeur in sSuares aus
liefern t0nne.
Sefr. @illon bonn Mr6titsSeparte=
ment r1pdte 9uertn llnter bem @inz
ipanoerltnssselee geeen unerpinidte
sluslanoer nnd Dem 2a1oe oeportiren,
bon lpannen ct fam, alio naa Spa
nien.-
9as ariessamt bat Sen. Syuuiton
bonn Dlilitdrbept. Geras beauftraat,
l9arfe @ade iiber puerta gu balten
uno iein gntfummen iiber Sic @renae
gu berbiiten. g0tbisenfaHs lam er
Dag bon puerta tn ct Yaio betppbnte
5aus NIT elmer 8abe ,lrniteIen..
llno Sas Suiti5an1t ian1melt Beipeis
le fig Die gerfolsuns .i,uertas unter.
ben But1beseeiese,1. ss.e..s
h8is 5l1 ieittem Nerb1r am 12. sSuli
ltebt 5uertu, obtpobl t,n1nineu unter
8lrsldaft frei, unter seneinlnmcr
lleberlpad}ung pon Mgerten Beg sssulti5=
atntes unb bes WHfitdrs.
Ggplpliun I'm &atitoI.
aur5 por 01ittcrla6t erfplgte cine
Grplplion I'M Scnatsfliigel oes &apiz
tpls, bic crbeblideu Shaben onridtete.
Man glaubt, baB oie grplniinn bon ciz
mr. 8pmbe poer p0llenn1aidline berz
riibrtc. bic ins gmpfunes5in1mer in,
5lpeitcn Stod eingeidn,ueselt lpar.
Sizes 3imncr mllrbe itart belbdbist
lue Die Sbiire nob ouben aeiprenst.
@erlcst lpllrbe Ntemanb. Die Inter
ludlnns lpurbe lpfort begonnen.
Splitter: Sic 9eanlten glulbcn,
oab Die 8ombe. pber ipus es ionit eez
inelen lein mag, bon ei1em Grant in
bas. 3inn1cr sebradt ipurbe. Inn cine
isenlution SIT Id]affen. geluder buben
(freien 3utritt gum Gnpfanss5i,nmer
ln1o einc 9ollenrnalhine NIT 3eit3iirls
Der fonnte leiht bon !Semanb Snriidz
gelailen lpprbcn leil1. SIN 3i1aner iino
Die Geden utrb @anbe erId)iittert. grp-
| be Spiesel uno arpitallellsbter gebrpz
den lmo bie Sbiireu eeiprenst.
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VI " p.uel6tuSt Ullb UOI SoSQDleS>
i9lub Die 8ortbeile an rMannlcbaften
lnD W9aterial entl9ieoen auf seite,r
8ritanniens unb Oeiien aliirtcn lein
tpiirben.
g1IerIei.
Glen. srau bon 8p6lenzS Sal6ad,
bie Nhltter Beg aentnant arupp bon
8oblen @albad, Der Durd leinc 8er=.
|,ndbluns NIT garbpra arllpp Ser gbef
Der 9roBen gf1ener stablz llnb @e~
ihibtperfe eeiporbe1r. lit belte geItorz
BEN. sic mar friiber cine D1iB gopeie
8oblen bon Ybil1oelpbia.
ct. S be!s gn9l. @on Sen S6.
Mnnn Beg britifhen gampfers Scott
|tiib @onar11, Der am 9ienstag bon
einen1 DentIden5lt 8oot perienft tpor-
ben lit, iinb s iMann ertrunfen. Cine
|gtltr5lpelle iiberIpiilte eines Ser gootc
llnb rib Is Ma,t,1 iber 8orb.
2on 5 m. Ser stpdbolmer 8e,lz
terforreiponbent nielbet Gin .ffeines
seesefedt 11abe Der Sniel @oHanD.
Ser oeutldc Mnenleser al6atrob lei
bon A ruliiiden areu5ern seiagf lpprz
Den nnb auf gtranb 9elaufen, nm Ser
8eenabme 5u ent9eben. 21 Mann bon
|ber Wonnldaft Ieien getDotet unD 81
bertpu,,oet tpprDen.
s. p c II + age H. bia 2pnopn. 9as
|beutl6e s9la1fldiff 8ittelsbad nnb
Elm anberes BON ber aailerflnlie, Sic
in einem geegefedt in Der Sitiee be-
l6abigt iplroen, finb na6 aicl 5uriidz
|gefe6rt. (?)
8riillel pia 2onoon. General
bon 8illins, Der belltlde Militargouz
berneltr bon Belgien, bat bos arogcn
ober berallsforoernbcs 3urldalltragen
bon bclsilden ssaliigt,ien beistrafe per<
bpten. gbenio bas' 9ra9en bon 9rben
ober lonitigen Nb5eidct, bon slotioner,
Die NIT 9elttibl blnnb i'm 8riege licgen.
q M 1te I ba nt 8as 8erIiner 9oz
geblatt ,nelbet,, Dab Ou,h Seuer in
eincr 8rennerei ii, aontgsberg iiber
cine Riaion Allart gpiritus perbrat,l,t
leiel1.
Mm tie rs a MT Cine Mnaabe. Sic
aber r1iht beitddiiet lit, tt1eloet, baB Gin
3eppelin'ldcs 2,tftibtff, dls es bon
|leine1n Sdupper1 an 8piiiiel alflfieg,
egplobirte nub s5erlt0rt iuur0e, unb Sic
gan5e 8eIabuns po,, 90 3o,lt1 un,ge.
fpnu,e,, iei. (ggia an1sicrSa,n 5rrltDs
ren bie gnsldt,ber befdnntiid ,natt6eir
Zeppelin. 8eb.
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pie 4dsrte
9srpbnftc.

gbicoao, 2. Sl,li. @eioen
HIS Slili, .104 Sept.
&orn 743 Sl1li, 1875 Ses4.
Safer 471a Sllli, 3Sss Sept.
@etreibe fit 9nar 9fo. 9 rotber
@interlpeiset llo,,,i,,eu; 9eo. 2 @ort,
IS; Stalioaro Safer 81.
9foggelt 1lonlillell.
@erlte - 67-72.
Sieb nnb YrOpiiipnrn.
Gbitcago, p. Sult. '9finbnieb
3ltfltbr 1000. 2Stiere $6.75 $3.50;
&ibe nnh Climber, $3. % 800; &al-
ber $7.00--$1O.00.
S6peia,e 93nfl,br 10000. Ste
biss $7.75.
sdafe 3l,fuhr 5000. sslau sll
$5.75-6,so; 2amrner $500 his
$1O.25.
@eiliiael 1212;: il'rse Siibner
1S-2tc.
ssliiter Creamery 22-27c.
gier 15-16Hac.
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gelesrapbiIde gsOtiscn.

=. n0AA1tt.
9 a aleball. sSn Ser Mational
Cincinnati 0, ct. 2pl1is 2.
8rooflpn g.. 91eip gorf o.
Chicago 2, Hittsburg 1.
ssSn Der q nj er ican.:
9lep gorf 1,.8aibington O.
9etroit 2, Chicago 1.
Sn Der s ScD Graf:
Neipart Z, BrooflDn 2.
Baltimore 4, Buffalo 8.
sSn Ser 8 S 2isa:
8abenport 4, 9ublquc 3.
8odfnrb s, 8oline s.
Nndforb 2, Moline 4.
Georia 0, Bloomington 6.
&eoria 2, 8Iponrineton O.
Gnincp 9ecatur, 8egen.
g e1p 0urf @runbeigent6um in
8ertbe bon $7230,O0O in Neip gor
lpurbe aeitern BON 8m. @albori Mitpl
in England on leinen iiingite,, spbl
Den aapitdn Spbn sSaeob Nltor, iiber.
tragen. slu6 nieler iunse aitor ii
Gngldnber l1no ltebt aIs aapitan nei
eriten britii6en garberesin,erts in
SeIbe in Sranfreid.
81 Q 6 ter 81. 9. Sm 3uitoni
Beg lblper franten gr5biidofs Glliglet
bon Chicago, bcl, man ieit mebrerer
Sagen bem 1obe nabe. slnubte, lit lei
geifern gadn1ittas cine uneripartet,
8eilerung einsctretetJ Die bcute fort
baltert.
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219 .;z'E21 221 4. ST.. 9aotnport, So.
Nfit &pllbsss tDrQn in &olfn.
8etro8rao 8ttt 3,,,s bah Is a,.f g0arid5au pno
cStau9orp0 9ebt.
2iHfnge bat bic 2palc usc 9anenb eanaeue
gcn,ad)t sf

seitere 20 600 nien boer nod nbt beri sunni lit
anrlano no @oopolen sefanecn guiib ponidc SeHq 8a
mose senou,en ~ a' Elm beoelcnoer ocudcr grfos
S8front beri - Sci 2efour garis scr Mrqpune grne
Gaoaneaendfadt nltbec Dttpo Mniirte 1udbn ario
nit Suc Der Slottc nemen Satn fcinen grfolg g
lutte anf oer Gte etpa 10000 Grlld Dir @irtbldas
ton9rb IN Ben 3iclt arf einn 3oubrn hc ab
2cule s" batt seern grpbcu aoa orprten orDfe
britidc Gampfer 11,S nrebrerc gc9ler.
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Wiitttrnddtli6t Grploiiou int 8nnoes.
fQpitol.
Gmptan8s5tntmer oeS @emats 5erit0rt.
sdeiut Der streia eines Graut seween gu ieiu.
gesicruns iberest iid bic 8eidfasnabme Ser 1unfen

1r Seartnents Der 8cscrg bcidihsn uerta llnb een
anspe1ung ooer 4usefermg egifo moaid 9priro
Sa5 Der 1rlbere Rraloent BON Mego 9aris geon Sm
Doben Alr bon 85 Sabn CT ariegsbeo toanon
Mc a9emeine Gage In cgio eint epas aebeert Il,
baben Sic onptab 6at Suubrcn ebal gaqut6ae lit
Die Srbnung bersetea
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3iilfe nod Ser Staot
&c gtfp l1ntertpe-gs

Sic ameritaniid]e gfotbfreua 9illfsz
expedition fir 0ie Stnot Megito bat
Eadluco paIiirt, Sas innerbaIb Ser
Garron5alinien liegt unb lit auf sem
ssSese no6 Der 6aaptitaot. Gb lie ollrd
:oie @ertbeibisunsslinien 3apatas ge>
5lnllen m1troe. gebt alls bent beutigen
9erid)t bes &pnIl1ls Silliman 5iunr
nidlt berpur, miro aber fir lebr ipubrz
l6ctnItd gebaIten.
Sm 9 Yaquitbal lit bie9u6e lpies
perbcreeitellt unb Boupernellr Mnbz
torena ldeint Die ollfitanbild1en Snbiuz
ncr 9ebanbigt 5u babetr lobaB Mbtnis
raj puluarp es nidt ,nebr fir notIig
bait. Die 9cplnnte Expedition gum
Sdlle Der oortiseu Ameritaner ab3nz
ienoeu.
Cine rationale Regers
aus lteIlung.
Gralibcnt @ilipn erlieb bette cine
Trotlanotinn. lpprin CT bus sf,terelie
Der Nutipn u,tf Die slllsltelInl,g lerltt.
mcIhe in oer nddlten Wobe in .Nit<
nnuno, 3d.. besinnen tpirb ,lnb bic
Sottihritte Der 9legerraiie III ben leb<
ten SO, SsSabren seigei, iol.
Sie slltsltellllng miro bonn s. bis
sum %. Sl,li ballern linb lit bonn Som
|greb ourd cine gclpillisung bpt $780,
900 ols ein greisnib boz, nationnler
g8idtigfeit aEerfannt ipprben.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1915-06-03
MOTHER cARsrs cHloksNe
Queer Notions About the Stormy Pet.
rel Among Sailors.

The stormy petrol. alias Mother
Carey's chicken (Porcellaria pelagi-
ca.) or (Oceanites oceanlcus). ac-
cording as we have reference to the
species of the eastern or western At
lantic, has not got the epithet OF
stormy" for nothing, says Forest and
Stream. AS already stated, the bird
appears to revel In tumult of the
winds and waves and actually does
SO for good and sufficient reason.
This is that its food supply is very
much more abundant when the ocean
Is agitated than when it Is at rest.
Then, the petrol has a decided habit
Of following ships, which has really
nothing to do with impending storm.
No, 1t seeks the ship, not because it
is afraid or lonely, but simply be-
cause the ship agitates the waters.
Very likely as 1t follows a storm may
spring up and then. seeing the bird
80 obviously delighted, poor super
stitious Jack not unnaturally thought
there was some connection between
them. From this to belief in a
companionship in evil was only a
step.
The queer notions about the stormy
petrol did not end here. 1t was be-
lieved (and the naivete of this belief
rs decidedly racy of poor Jack) that
1t carried Its eggs under its wing and
Matched them on the water. 1t was
also believed that it could appear at
will in the neighborhood of ship
anywhere about the ocean. All tnis
certainly pointed to necromantic or
uncanny power, and 1t is not to be
wondered at that the bird became
such an object of fear and aversion
to the poor man before the mast.
The poet Coleridge has left us a
fine picture Of the terrifying influence
OF the albatross on the Ancient Mar
liner, but no poet seems to have awak-
ened to the possibilities of the stormy
petrol as theme. However, we read
much about 1t off and on in old chron-
icles or tales Of the sea. In one of
these 1t is recorded that the sailors,
seeing the herald OF storm join the
ship too near land as they supposed,
mutinied and refused to proceed.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1915-06-03
1914 CHAMPION TO RACE AT
TOLEDO

Last seasons half milt dirt track
champion will make his first appear
ance in competition this year at the
aces of the Interstate Racing Associa-
ton at Toledo, June 6. when c. f.
Pineau, the motorcycle speed mer-
chant of Middletown. o., brings his
fast yellow craft to the fair grounds
oval to lock horns with the other stars
of the motor game.
In the race meet at Toledo last Sep
tember Pineau reeled off five miles i'm
5:35, which was easily the fastest
time made anywhere in the country
all year on any half-mile track. This
Youngsters riding is of the mist sen
sational order. and to make it still
more so he reports that the changes
which he has made in his machine
during the winter have added Il big
bunch of speed to its pace.
SO when he gets into action it is
going to make Jones and Verrill and
Goudy and Matthews, and the others
who have shone with comparative
brilliancy in the meets of last week
and the week before. look we'll to
their laurelS to prevent Il trimming
that will leave sore spots for a month
of Sundays. Pineau says that with
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1915-06-03

the pace his new machine is capable
of turning off, and with the Toledo
track in it's improved condition, he be-
lievcs he will be able to make mile
in one minute fiat. which will be
new worlds record for a half-mile
track If he succeeds in turning the
trick.
AT any rate. he is sure to give the
other boys all that they can handle to
keep with him, as his last years time
was not been touched yet this season.
Jones believes he will be able to tune
up his motor to make as good or bet
ter time than Pineau's mark of 5:35.
so that he can give the other a sharp
fight for the money i'm spite of tile
faster motor that Pineau has de-
veloped.
SO that when the two line up at the
starting line on Sunday the warmest
kind of II speed duel is sure to follow
and the result will be hard to guess
till the last lap is finished.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1915-06-03
What Gum Arabic Really Ia.

Gum arabic, which forms one of tba
more important minor exports of
Egypt, is really the sap from a speci;u
kind of tree which grows from three
to five yards in height, whole forests
OF which are found in the Kordofan
Proviace. and also near Geu.u, in the
White Nile Province. The natives ara
free to collect the gum. The season
during which the trees yield their
sap runs from December to May. Pri-
or to gathering the crop the natives
prepare the trees by slightly cutting
the bark in numerous places. The
sap then exudes, solidifies in the shane
OF large and small Jumps and is af-
terward gathered by hand, such gath
ering being done before the rainy
season commences. There are two
main classes of gum-amber-Iike and
bleached. In the latter the gum is
merely exposed to the strong action
of the sun-generally in Omdurman-
while In the former instance it is al
lowed to retain It's natural amber
color. The confectionery trade is
perhaps the principal purchaser of
gum arabic, though very large
number of other Observation-Disclosures
works, printing and dyeing mills, let
terpress printers and so on-are in
terested In this product of the Sudan.