davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-07-01
r@plfsppft", Ga GrpTe, @is.

8flau3en feline 8liitbeu CUR Mdsbilouns,
iuuoern perfeu Die NI1open db. - We
gen Der 6euhtigieit Der &eleripohnung
rtiiIieu Sic lid an eitteu 8aunetltcr pens
Den. gs muB bier pabriheinlid cine 8ers
ItdrfuHg bes Sunonmeuts auf eiueu SUB
ituttTinoeu uuo Dns SropffpaiIer bonn
Sad muB cine ihueQe 4bleituug onourdI
erfabreu, oaB bier Elm 9 SUB breiter 8sg
bon Cement un oa5 9au5 gelegt uTro.
Spbu 3. ". in z. g., y. Tut. -
Gin einfahes, ielbittbottges S~rint9efdb
fir oas @efliigel iteat man iiA in Der
8eiie Ser, bnB man cine groBere Slaihe
lIingetebrt in cine fldhe Sfdle iteIt. TO-
bnB Der 5GI5 riht ben 8ooen Der ShaIe
berIbrt Ionoern siueu ODER 3fpet Singer
brett iih Iber oenIebeu befinSet. IN
oieier SteIIuns miro Die 5alfde ourd
ginoe q eireu feinen Yfoiteu felt ees
mndt. Gs lduft onnn aug Der SId1ts
uur ioniel BaHer INNER mad, pie BON
ben S6iereu ~getrunfen spirb, uno ein Ser
ihrnlBeu oe5 SrinttpaHers lit ausges
lhLofen.
9aan bringt Die @orrihtung am beften
an einen etrpas ihattigen RIdb unter.
oorrit ben Sbieren INNER tibles Srinf
tpnIer CUR gerfiguns itebt. Gum Reus
fiaeu IdBt lid bic SIdihe Ieidt aus Der
8orridftlns ns6meu uno Damn pieoer an
benz Stdnoer unterbringen.
@n. g. IN 6, Sno. - Bsru man
.ireu Bdierplas anle9t, 10 belegt man
ioIdoen in Der Regel niht nit irgeno eis
mem. abgeitobeneu Rdieu. ionoern rat
oos 8ras I'M Rai elm uno 3rpar Die
5ortsu, otc it'd fir DEN betreifenoeu 30
Den INT Sie Gage eigrsn. Bel Be
leguna BE SIdde nil R~aienifuden fonrmt
es inmer bor, oaS lid in tilr3erer ODER
IGneerer 3sit liable Steaen bil0en. oa
Die 8ur3slH niht in eas Groreih aes
hrungep limb oSsr beim abiiedlen Der
RGieuitIds uerniffet fpuroen- gle bres
den ben RaieH am beiten I'M 0srbit un
Itito iden i'm IN ndfiteu Sabre neu an.
Sur 10 erbnlteu jle einen uutrautfrcten
9oien, Der bon Tuuer III. 5nt anoereu
Snue r1iiNen lie Die pertroiue;eH zientn
: ausi!eheu uHO Heu beIeoeu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-07-01
Gulenraupen (Gutworms).

Mais mn meiinn Der 8efabr elmer
&eIdld0igung 0urh @uIenraupen
altsgeictt lit Die bette Sideruug i'm
6riublabr ieIbit beiteht BARN. Zen
Naisafer Dor Der @eitelling. beion=
SerS al Warnuen Gngen, aritno!l6 su
e8gen; Is bat iih ge8eigt. onB 6a-
ourd) Die G~ltlenraupen mirtIam Der
nifltet uiio in ibrem b0ien Sreiben
bebruoert meroen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-07-01

@afstbumA Der @ur5eln nabe Der
OberfIGde er3euet, Die aber balo Der.
trodnen, nenn Die @roc bier obell
austrodnet. Gin leif)tes Mufbafen
Der Sberflad,e Der @roe, tpeld)es oas
4ustrodHen perbinoert, lit m Der
Srodenbeit Den 8flnn5en mebr 5u'
trdglih als cine @aiiergobe.
Sim better eibt man Den @ltltur'
gefpdd3Ien oaolird Waiier, tpenn lol'
Dies notbig lit, oaB MO fla6e Ser
tiefungeu 5pii6en ben &eiben nit
Der Sade 5iebt ur1o menn ons @aI'
fer in oen 8riuo geiunten lit, fiiat
man Die NIT Der Sade ge5ogenen fla'
d]en 8ertiefungen nit trodener Groe
mls. 8ierourds 5mingt man oas
@aIIer, ooB es fih tiefer sit ben @ur'
5eln binsiebt uno glcid)5eitig lit Ole
Sberfldhe loie genug, urn Suit 81
Den @ur8eln 3t latent
gin5elne Yflan5en mGIiert man oa:
our6 oaB man Inn oieie einen flad)er
@rdben 5ieht, oaS @alIer bier ein'
gieBt nuo oann ben 8raben mteoer
5ufiiut, tpo3lt man ebenfaQS trodene
Gr0e nimmt.
@enn Gflansen inn @arten begoiier
tperoen, iino iie ourdoringeno uni
frGftig NIT 8aiier 5u perIeben.
Srntpflese Der Snieften.
Son elmer 8rutpflege fnrn mat
obqeieben bon ocn itaatenbiloenoer
Sc5niefterl, BEL oieier Sbiergrltppe midi
gut ipreden. Aueemein milIien lid
oiele Sbiere nit elmer 3ufunftsbrltt
pflege beqniigen; uno iterben mel
items porher babin, bepor iid ibre ab
gele9ten @ier ent1pifeln baben. gin(
braiilioniIhe 8aIialioen : glrt mad.
ober bier cine @ltsnabme. 0ieie
Safer erlcbt nld)t nltr oas Musiflit
pfen scr @ier, ionbern bebiitet aud
Ole Sintgen in allen Staoien Den
Gnttpidlun9 uno ~fiittert tie nit Sol5
mulm. @ei Sen Slttgen iin0 oil
Munbtperfseuqe pcrfiimmert unb III
tpitroen einfnh obne @ilfe Ser 81
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-07-01

te Somcnf6ruer nit GROCER acim-
frait ou30eiGt mer0en. Nltr mcr Elm
iol6cs Soat0ut ans Dem Grtrage
ser ci9cnen grnte nift CUR @eriii'
eutg bat. muB lid autes Suotgnt
BON o~uBcrbaIb hin3ufaufeu. las
qiIt fir ale 0etreiocortcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-07-01
@infe fnr ben &ansgartcn.

Is lit obiolut ipiditig, oaB OH
Gr0e i'm Sausgorien 10 nabrbait
iuie mogIid lit. Sic @roBe oe5 3ltl
Gcriiouug itefShoen &aubes iiii
Den @urten uuo bic our grurbei
tunq oo}u NOTICE 3eit lit iir BIZ
Iietbo0e mobgeueno, ME Der Gar
ten bcrpirtimoitet Dcroen ioQ ooei
mnb. 8cnu ba5 0artcnlonb mul
tlcin 1T, ptc IS III Der 8eacI IN De-
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-07-01
8pbert 81. W. in d.. 9. 9af.

6pbert ~. ". in D., 2. 3af. -
8ielc 8drteu Better benfen rur an
oas 9ieoerlaIten lIuo Teruidten oes
1~lnfrdutes. Gbue Sru9e 1T oieIe3 iebr
ipidytig bel Ser Eflnu6eutultur. aber bas
lleberdrbeiten Der Groe bar einen anoes
rem 8ertt. @ierourh miro bie obere
5dift Ser Groe, Die nur gu letdt pcrs
fruitet. seiodert, ipoburh Die @erouns
stlna oes Raiiers i'm 8ooen nerbinoert
tpirS, oeur cine lodere Gberfldde tpirft
Dem am beiten entgegen uub bdlt Die
Groe feudt. Gin 5Detter 8runo fir
oas ueebrdrbeiteu Ser 8eete 1T. oaB
ourh oasieIbe Der glift 3utritt gu Dem
8ebeu 9egeben tpiro, oenn MIR cine gut
ourhIuftete Gree lit fir Die @ooenbat>
terieu, Die oie 3nbrung fir oie auIturs
pflan3er oorberetter, gilnitig.
Gin Iarotoer Sober bat rpeniaer Be
or5eitung nDthig, nIs elm iold]er, Der pieI
2ebm enthGlt, nber Die Sberfldhe aIer
8ooenarter mug md ieoem Reseu iibers
nrbeitet iperoen. on bieier lie perfrliitet
GIeiherlpeiIe er3eugt oa5 oieIe8iebeu eine
demonstrating.
Sober erfabrene 8artenfreuno lit eli
SSeitt0 oes oertruitctcn 8ooeus uuo CT
rubt nidt cher. big or Bic @ertruituug
beIeitigt bat. 8eun nbcr Die Rflau3cu
I'M 8arteu Elm sute5 Rdtlsthurt 3ei9er.
10 er3ergsu ite ibre 8ur3eIu nobe Der
0berfIdhe uno Die Mountaineering
nit Der 3ods mug Damn iIoh erfoIgen.
Gsurab 6. e., in 81, gdnu. - Die
6ausrntte III cine Bet. aber Is III
niht 10 eiufah. oieie Ben ous3urotten.
Beun cine bun9riqe Rotte iraenS
etpng friBt, 10 lit Dag gut qendhrte
Cher in Der Gsstpuhl ieiner Rahruul
fshr ipdbleuih. IMP IA Oieies niht se-
rigeno berIdiiftigt tpirb. 1T ods Ger
siften Der Sbiere oft nidlt BON Dem r0thi-
gen GrfoIq q%etr6nt. es lit unbeoingi
s0thig. oen |igern. pen MAJ linen nit
Gift 81 2eibe eeben tpiH. oerit'ieoer:
bergiftete Sutteritoffe sur @erfa9urg 81
fteueu.
GieIe beraiftetsn aoosr fam man II
srei @rlip9eu tbellen: 5IsiId. 6eurlit
unS 9orn. 7feie orti 0oser FrerSer
isSer fur nd nil cIrm C1en 9ariun.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-07-01

ten uno gefiittert per0cn. Cine
tradtige Sou iou 5tpar frdftig, ober
nitt 81 itpple uuo Dor oIem nidlt
5u felt gefiittert tperoen uno iie iou
iih ol,d) tdglih 9epegune MAIDEN
f6nnen. Oos lestere lit lebr Der @e.
ad)tung tpertb.
Cine oortpie9enoe Naisfiitteruno
lit fir 53udtiGlte feblerhnft uno gang
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-07-01
Nie Sumatc aIs SalfOupflnnSe.

SIM oQgemeinen lit Ger Iuban
bon @cmuieptlai5en III YoItor'
unO 6enitertalten nid)t msbringeh0,
ouein in ser Somate bcllten mir
cine Yflun5e, Die auf unter be-
idjrGntten Naunroerbaltniiien rcdt
crIreuIide GrtrGae l~lciert. Yer
ilbcr cine rett ionni9e Gage, Die
nitt 5rgig III. oeriIgt, ioQte elm
nal cinen &crfud) iuoaeu. Der ibn
0cpiB beiricoigen' miro; Aniang
S.pri erwirbt mon beim @crtner
itdmmigc, bon uhten dlti 6clanbte
&omatenpilnn5en nit Soptbalen.
Sn3miitcn iin0 Die gerdlmi8en
@aIfunfaitcn nit gutter Witt. uno
@Onrpolteroe, Ser eiu ncnig 8eIlii'
0cl> o0cr aonindenoiin9cr beige.
mlidyt iein tam, 8~eiiiilt, &H Slelc
lett maa sic NiIon5el, nc!dle ldNon
. nett CHARACTERIZATION icin miiiien.
>,H ia Sic critcn glitter bilQcn IN
- EnticfrHm5. 1fbe Y'ion5,
ertGIt gIcih einclt ctro parSIan.
1cl Gtob, at Gem iie bod3u2iehtr
uno lo4er on3uhcitcu 1T. Ter @ud :
ser Sonntcnpilou3e Iol Gin Elm
!riebiQer Ieiu, Ue5AoIb oac ans sem
StGmm bcrporbrcdtnocn Stitcn'
lrie5c OH i2rer llriprunl$itele Su
rntfcrnen iin0. MnIicrmangcl oiir.
len sic Iilanjen nidt Ieiocn. @e.
lcn Witte bis Gnoe Sui fam ho.
nit begonnen mcroct, bo5 Maf5
tmn mo Die Nu5biIOInl Scr
Triidte ourd 6ftcre obcr NIT
idrrchs Gunqaijiic ju forocrn Gas
Alisicbcn ser Snmateu Miro intner
ieiitlnoer. neun Ole lid ron unieu
bis pten nit Sriitten be0cd"uoen
Stimmtfcn gclpdbrcn clnen hiibid'en
Arblit. Ger nod uu3ichcnoer miro,
iObaI0 Sic blanfen. arlllcn Griitte
i'd oGn1dbljh rot gu firbcn bcliit
men. Gn0e Au1uit 6riugt man oas
@nniel 5am Stlnftano. ir0cm maj
Sen Nopi 6urd) clneH Weiicritnltt
e"nticrnt. Gllcr GnFt gcbt MN III Die
Griid)te, Sic pom ulten 5cralti gu
rciicn. beginner. Bel ejntrctenStr
foltrr @itterung i'm Scrbit brnud't
non Ole i5riitte uid't nbnebmen pie
6ci Sen i'm Jrcien i~tebenocr N'Idn.
gen, ion0ern mon briugi Die BAL.
fonfnIten ms 9immcr in Die N1he
0eS Scnitcrs. 100 Die Gntuidlung
uno Rciie Der nod oorbdrSeuen
Iriihte meter Dor ffh ac,t. Sojhc
unter ocn bciheiocrIten 0crbaItnii.
len er5o1enen Tomoten MAIDEN uns
tets gang 6~cionScre drcuoe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-07-01

Il CUTE. frdftige, ge.
iurtoe 6erfel 81 CT
balten idlreibt cine
6aruter 3eitung,
touintt * ouBer gu
ten 3ud)ttbieren
Dor ouem oorauf
an, oai oie 3uft-
ialten i'm t~rageroerl
uno ~iougenoer gu
Itanoe ridriq aebal.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-07-01

-a aM omSpHNhfb sHstsa Mnsg DaSm bier hntmuaaf bnnhmtt au@w MBS Der smMn9n nHa
gmbt oNMhe Der snmnhm MmMh mMrm m 9an bwirtbf salts SduIe, er Der auThfn ba
gm 2aMs, Gnnmm 3Mdrfhn nsn nm brmdng Gun ,
Snpn bdpHs annhetn Msg ubTmRs nen maui Whhh mt hhhh hdnnprf rbhm B Der I'm
Fueb n elm Collar - Wr frnm SHTarr h8ntpm mTn @G Ws mhg oBb SpWpms Sn
Der 8mnHet @Mr mbm h @s SWes ub FMR @mdmgM . oWemmht: n6n lit gl m8qbn pbn
lem@ema fm8m limb mite nibrB bm4 Gents in SrdUmnen gu obuHpn an ben
SL Snuhrnt ,GUMm, Ia 0re W4
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-07-01

!, ser Wtai& in INT
g~ebrodellen &a,
~Ienbooen Qe,
pflan5t MIRO. "a
bcItebt inlEter Die
iebr groBe Se.
fabr, oaB er uou
oenGulenraupen
bier3ulolthe oils
,Gutlpornns bei.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-07-01
SanirGnmc fir Sas @cfligel.

Die 2aufrdlme fiir oas @eflitdel
miiIien ionnig iein; oober limo iolde
8lGbe, neld)e an Der Sitoieite bon
boben @ebdlloen ODER ihuttenoen
@dunen eingefaBt iino II. cine gerin-
ge Siefe baberL loooB lie iaIt ben
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-07-01
6infahnnaopflanjen fnr Bnrfsn'
bcctc.

lin III iIeincn @lrten oen Haum
moJlidit alls5um,Ccn, cnp'Iehlt e.
lid, Die 9eete nod bciouorrs nit
Bilan3en ein3uiaiicn. sir Sc
miiicbeeie iiuo inn 3eiti0en 6riiti abr
Uartcutreiie. 5dln ttlaltdb Yfliidia.
LAT uno BtterliIie icbr empieblcn2
Dert. Sie tUcroen mclit an Seete
geicet, oeren 9~epiInniuqg iif) oer
CONNER iiber nld)f p~eronorrt, alio
an N1obren., 3ipiebtI., Spinat.,
SdfDar3purjel ODER SpdttartoiieI.
bette. Sir Die Nedlielhefte, nlii DC.
nen 3. y. Grbin gc3ogen merhcn
ldmen iur Die 5pcite Jsnd]t @mioi
'ungen BON Observation-Disclosures In
getroft. ore nid)t germ I'M &erban.
De, ionoeru frci itebcn i0ncn. Nm
B~urteubeete fonHcn mt Ior.ell
tribe aobIrobi. ODER aopfiaIotpiIan.
5en gcieGt iDer0cn. &eni oie ON
fen oniGugeu 81 rdntcn iin0 Die
3urfeu relf 5ar Grnte. STbr emu
ieblcusuart lit aud einc GinioiimB
nit r~nntsuloien Wnnutserob 'ercn.
Die lis in ben Scrbit hnlciu traacn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-07-01
dl6. g. in z, Ro.

alb. g. in z. gas. - Rern Sie grnus
ben i'm iungen 3uItanSe d5foaen, 10 FnS
in Der ReqeI RE 8litben uift befruttet,
ooer Die 8e5eu haben ni6t geuua @ai>
Ter. I'M Die ilin8eu 8esrsu ausbilben gu
fonneH. 49, 9ie antefien hu6en nit SenJ
Tbfaqeu Der gIutbeu uidts gu thuu. -
9ei &dTermnuget I'M 9o5eu briugen
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-07-01

@er in ser Srodeu-
belt ieiuen 8eniiiie-
~pflan3en oiel @oi-
fer sibt, i6doist Die
9flan5en oaourh
mebr, oils er Rubeu
itiftet. @enn Die
groe inter Der
Oberfldhe, ettua
bis orei Singerbreit
bon Der oberen
Sf)id)t, feudlt lit, 10
miro oQourdl eiu
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-07-01

@uteS 3abnpuIOer. DE.
pulptrte &oljtoble III Elm gIrtes
,}npupug ntteL lie pcrbiItet Den
Aniag Don Neinittin an ON 3ab.
men. &eiler nod III rcin puluerI-
lierter WiildBuder, cen man III ie!
Der Apotbtte tam reIulten in oetE
bom0opuibllfcnJ crbnlicn fam.
Ncrmoge ietNe3 gcrtngen 8cbolts
all Wtildioure reiIagt er DIE SABINE.
ohne tic anjuAreiicn. Sein 8ernh
lit ougenegmcr uuO relnliher ais
DER ,rgeuO zines anocren 3nbnpul.
prs. lie 3abnbiirite bari nIdt ot
bart icln ,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-07-01

cnrbpunt gu bier Tbeilen BEG &Doers ges
mii6t uno Damn le9t mar BON ieoer
lrt einen SbeeloffeI oon ouf ein Brett,
tpcld,es bort biugeleet tpiro. no Die
8ntte ii6 e~initeLt. 8eipobulih miro
elmer bon Den aobern eenonrmen uUo
hann ut cine Ratte tpeniger borba1oen.
Pile bieie per8ifteten Sober Iino aufs
mertiam gu iiberipahen, uno Die nidt
gefreIienen aooer iino an Gbeno our6
uc1ie oerieIber art 5u erieBen. 5r oieIer
Beiie fam cine bebeuteu0e RenJe bers
ldiebener per9ifteter Gooer nah Der
pbeu areeoebeHeu Grsitbeilung herseiteut
tperoeu. bon oenen INNER bieIer ooer
iener Der eireu ober Der anoereH Rntte
8uiaat nuo ibrem 2ebeu Elm Guoe be-
reitet. gs ntiiTen ober INNER ale &os
Der frih fem, iouit tperoeu 5ie bon
elmer gut gerdbrteu Rntte niht 9enoms
men. 9as eeipobuIihe = @~srfabreu,
ettuos Gift nnf elm Stiidhen nItes
PROT gu ftreihen uuo IS in irgenoeiue
eide bin5ule9en, fibrt fat ME gum
3ieIe.
@orinmcarbonnt 1T geibntndlos. Bat
teinen Gsrlh uno iebes gro8er8eiddft
fiihrt es.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-07-01

Sphn %. in 81, Ia. = ie Snpblaub.
9ultur ipiro in Der 8eiie betrieben, pje
folgt: Die 3piebeI Der Rflan8e befte6t
Ii %ein3eIuen ldu9Iiben. ipiBeu ,3rpiez
beIfen. Die iibers uHo nebeneinunoer aes
ldae~t limb. 7ieie Sbeil3rpiebclfen. Sie
Jog. ~3eben" bertitbt man o~ortpieaeut
our 8ermehrun9, inoem man lie jeet I'M
Nbitauo BON 4 3o1 in DEN @ooen auf Sic
@eete itedt. ltm mad TosIitteit groBc
3piebeIi gu erhaltsu, ioIlen Die IonRer
@Idtter 3uiommenastnoiet tpsroen. IiC
Grnte3eit tritt gu eTSe augujt elm, fpsur
Die @ldtter getb pcroen
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-07-01
SanobObea III Snltnr,

Gic mciiten Sanob5oen llno an
ltt 81 blnuiSorn un6 ioltcn, be.
Dor mir tic mt @etrcioe bciteQen.
luHidit nqtl onrd cIue uuterge.
5rdd)te @fiilSAHsihha cine ariino.
!idc 9erctd)crmt9 init Ijliinusbtl-
oenocm Material ~erfabrer, Slice lit
an iid cine berpprrngenoe 8riin.
oiln9unQ5piIan5e, ae6eibt Ieioer
l6cr nuf ianoigcn 90Oen nidt redjt.
Hllbcrbirn ltn0 Soiabobnen biloen
oa, ie nad) oent porberrit)cnoen
9Iimo, ciucn icbr gutter grias oes
Slices. Is limo 5ablreiGe Sale be,
faint, ooB oIlein Ourh oas Inter.
brirgcn ether %eguniuoiengrilnoiin.
glmgep Ionje Die 0etreioecrnte auf
1%anob00cu iaftiih n%erooppelt ipur-
DC. Die Icidten Sanob0oen lino
alt5acjcid)ncte, eritflnl'iae 8oggen.
bo0cn. mo be: anaenlciitner 8riin-
Oitnguna ioate eS uidJt idpcr bal!
ten, bon ibneu cine Roggenerntc
gu befommcH. Die BON 40 81 so
9uibcly Noggcn pom Mere etn'
brtnat.
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1921-08-26
Historic Order Revived.

The historic Order Of the Sun, ere
ated as IAN eternal institution" by
Gen. Jose de San Martin during the
a%ristocratic regime Of early Peruvian
independence, has been revived under
supreme decree. Gen. Simon Bolivar,
one of the liberators Of Peru, abolished
the order in 1925 on the ground that it
did not conform with the basis of
the political constitution of the re-
public"
Membership in the order, says the
decree just issued, may be granted
to Peruvians, military and civilians,
who have rendered themselves
worthy of distinction, and to foreign
ers who have made patent their in
terest in Peru" The President OF
the republic will be the grand mas.
ter.
Several articles of the Order of the
Sun are said to be Identical to those
of the Order Of the Cincinnati in the
United States.
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1921-08-26
Ad Filled Romance Want.

A war romance by way of the per
sonal' classified advertisement col
umns of 4 London daily paper has just
been cOnSummated.
1t is the story OF an Australian ex-
sergeant, who, after having won the
ID. c. NJ. and the NJ. Nj. at the front
passed through Birmingham In 1918 en-
route to q rehabilitation camp. On a
railroad station platform he talked
with a pretty girl for Is minutes, and
the Australians being quick workers
received a gift Of a lock OF hair be-
fore he left. He did not learn the
girls lame however.
Returning to Australia, he moved to
Tasmania and from there wrote the
chief constable at Birmingham, saying
that he had fallen in love with the
girl, and asking aid in finding her. An
advertisement was inserted In a Lon
don newspaper, Me girl saw the
agony column" notice, photographs
were exchanged, and in a few weeks
She sailed for Tasmania.
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1921-08-26
PUT GREAT FAITH IN CHARMS
Belief Is Part Of Arabian Life, and
Even Europeans Come to Take
Them Seriously.

Fire in your eye says the Arab
when he suspects you of putting the
evil eye on him, and he mechanically
spreads the five fingers of his hand.
Fire in your eye" is a little en-
graved silver hand. 1t is flat and about
two inches long and looks much like
a conventional lotus or acanthus leaf,
such as you see in the design Of tenn
pie capitals at karnak. 1t was sold
to me by a person l had only read
about before in fairy tales-a hooded
n If you have OF you. within
reach of your fingers, this little silver
hand, you need not seriously fear the
evil eye. You mechanically touch the
dangling charm and all immediate dan
ger Is averted.
l met my hooded crone In an oasis,
and, believe me or not, as you please,
she was carrying a bundle of faggOts
on her shoulders. l have never e
anyone look more like a witch.
She offered me a quantity of silver,
jingling things, some bangles which l
wish l had bought. The unofficial king
Of Algeria was with me at the time,
and he picked out Fire in your eye"
That, of course, was enough, and after
a period devoted to business pure
and simple, l became the possessOr
Of this rather uncanny little geegaw.
We have in England a cold, fish
minded way of affecting to laugh at
what we are pleased to call local su-
perstition. Let me tell you that this
point Of view will not work in Africa.
What is obviously a childish ~hallucina.
ton in Hampstead or Newcastle Is
sober reality under this immense blue
sky. You can disbelieve a lot of truths
you do not understand as you strap
hang homeward, but you will learn to
believe everything in Africa.
And by the measure of your capacity
for belief will your mental outlook be
judged. In Algeria, especially in the
south OF the skirts of the desert, and
in Tunisia, charms of all sorts abound.
A chameleon'S skull is Il most valuable
specific against the manifold evil spir-
it's which roam the air searching for
easy Soihe, anu III Llosl villages you
Will see a mules skull clamped to
a housetop or on d palm tree.
who are we of the dark frozen north
to laugh at such things, who know
nothing of them? If they do nothing
more (and this is pure supposition)
they at all events bring comfort to
those who believe in them. Is that
nothing?-John Prioleau in London
Daily Mail.
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1921-08-26

he coal. From the occurrence of iron
pyrite, which is distributed throughout
the coal seam, it is suspected that this
mineral carries the precious metals.
The coke made from the coal Is used
in smelling works. and averages from
n to two pennyweight of gold per
ton, which Is sufficient tt compensate
for a high ash content.
There has been a similar occurrence
in South Africa. The coal occurred
in small seam running through the
rich In gold. the ash being colored n
bright purple by the finely divided
particles of metal.
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1921-08-26
Gun Has Sixty Mile Range,

In the course Of experiments in the
last two years in an effort to produce
q cannon that would fire Il shell about
sixty miles NJ. Delamare-Maze built u
gun that upsets all preconceived ideas
about artillery, being open in the rear
as well as at the muzZle; the tube
and the breach part are separate and
remain apart even at the momen of
firing.
The explosion chamber is narrowed
at its forward end, and its external
diameter is slightly less than that of
the bore of the barrel of the gun, so
that when pushed together they es-
cape touching by only Il few milli-
meters. When the gases of explosion
expand they exert their forces upon
the p~rojectile and are turned back
by it to escape through the space,
which separates the two parts.
This backward rush produces a
force acting upon the projectile.
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1921-08-26
Rcciaiminu Used Paper.

Though chemical processes for the
reclamation Of printed book paper
have been in use for some time, their
efficiency is reduced by the fact that
the mechanical pulping forces the
ink permanently into the fiber> says
Popular Mechanics Magazine. BY a
method recently patented, a mixture
of ten pounds of borax, ten pounds Of
soap, two gallons Of kerosene and two
gallons Of pine oil is used for soaking
1900 pounds Of stock, with enough wa
ter to make a three to six per
cent pulp. The beaten used pulls the
stock apart gently, with a minimum
breakage Of the dbers, and the process
Is continued for an hour or less, with
the pulp heated to from 165 to 100
degrees Fahrenheit by live steam. The
separated ink and the chemicals are
then washed away by the usual
method, and the reclaimed pulp is
ready to be bleached.
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1921-08-26
Points Of a Star.

Most of US, If asked how many
points a star should have, would say
five, and cite the Stars and Stripes as
proof; but the director of the United
States mint has corrected this mis-
apprehension in answering an inquiry
on the subject. He calls attention to
the fact that the stars on the great
seal Of the United States and ON the
seal Of the President are five-pointed,
but that the stars are ~six-pointed or
the seal of the house of representa-
tives; and further TO the ~six-pointed
stars on the diverse Of the half and
Quarter-dOllar coins and the five
pointed stars on the reverse. The re-
verse Of these coins Is a copy of the
great sea- with the clouds and stars
omitted. So far as known, the six
pointed star comes from copying the
colonial coins made after the manner
Of English heraldry, which sanctions
that star. The stars on the flag are
copied from the Washington coat-of-
arms.
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1921-08-26

ing 22,0OO. 900.
A dividend of 275 francs per share
vas declared. which, with the 20
francs paid last November, makes a
total dividend of 800 francs per share.
This is 90 francs more than vas paid
last year.
1t is said that the tips" contributed
by winners at the various tables for
the benefit of the employees amounted
to as much as $500, 900 francs. Thus
the grand totai left by players at
the Casino and the Sporting club
works out at 75,5OO,O 900 francs.
But that there are chances for some
body is proved by the feat Of a Mr..
Svendsen, who won $4,000 francs one
Sunday, on which day the money at
the table had to be %replenished no few
er than five times.