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a aev-"e fever yesterday, but so far as
as NnOWn grave symptoms have not made
their appearance. A bulletin issued later
by the physicians, attending, said that
his bronchial catarrh had not spread,
aud that his temperature had diminished.
Rome. Jan. goth. At 12.30 o'clock
today it was stated that Pope Benedict
was in a dying condition.
london, Jan. 10th. The last Sacra
ment has been administered 10 the Pope,
says a Central News despatch from
Rome this afternoon.
Rome, Jan. 20th.-Extra editions Of
the newspapers offered little hope re
garding Pope Benedict's chances for
recovery. A great crowd began to as
semble in St. Peters to wait news from
the, Vatican. All business at the Vati-
can was suspended The official buIle-
tin issued this morning on the c0ndi-
ti0n of His Holiness" has been i'll four
days With Influential Bronchitis 1t is
ascertained that the infamatory pro-
cess has spread to the right lung. The
patient passed an agitated night and
had no sleep. This morning the bysp-
n0ea is intense. The temperature was
104. the pulse 1902 and the respiration
80.
Brussels, Jan. 2Oth. King Albert and
Queen EIizabethhave postponed their Wis
it to Italy on account of the serious illness
OF Pope Benedict.
Geneva, Jan 10th. The council of the
League OF Nations, which has been in
session here, adjourned on Saturday, un
til April 25th. The next meeting will be
held at Geneva when, according to reso-
lutions adopted yesterday, the plan of
holding public sessions will be followed,
except when personalities are being dis
cussed or other reasons make closed SEES
sion necessary.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 16th.-The Allied
debt refunding bill was approved today
by the Senate Finance Committee,
after most of the provisions objected to
by Secretary Mellon of the Treasury
Department, had been eliminated. De-
m0cratic members of the committeev0ted
against the bill in it's perfected form.
Provisions previously written in by the
committee, which we're struck out,
called for %semi-annual interest pay
ments and for interest at a rate of not
less than so these were the provisions
against which the treasury objected on
the ground that they would handicap the
administration in the refunding negOtia-
tions with the foreign governments.
Under these provisions, interest payments
would have fallen due within six months
after the refunded bonds had been ne
, 1922-01-23

Tx llCdOQLC VI dCGlCdlly - dS dp-
proved by the House. 1t sets up a
commission. with authority subject to
the approval of the President, TO re-
fund or co vert. and to extend time
of payment OF the principal or the inter-
est or Doth OF any obligation of any for
eign Government now owing to the Uni
ted States on account of the world war.
The Secretary O the Treasury would be
chairman Of the commission and the 9TH
er members would be appointed by the
President, subject 0 confirmation by
the Senate.
St. V.ncen5, Jan. 18th-Messrs> Vernon
Richards and Alban DasantoS have been
selected by the ST. Vincent Chamber of
Agriculture and Commerce to attend the
meeting of the Associated Chamber of
Commerce to be held at Trinidad OF the
23rd last. Both delegates will leave by
NnaleSr.
Barbados, Jan. l8th.-Mr. H. B. G.
Austin and Capt. Bowring have been Sc
lected by the Barbados Chamber of Com
MERGE to attend the meeting of the AS
sociattd Chamber Of Commerce to be
held at Trinidad on 23rd inst. Both dele
gates sailed for Trinidad by S. S. Fort
George yesterday evening.
Los Angeles, Jan. 7th.-Severe earth
shocks were felt in many sections of Los
Angeles last night, shattering windows
in some quarters and shaking frame
buildings. There were nine distinct
shocks between 40 and $50 o'clock
which agitated many residents.
London, Jan. 17th. The National Rail
way wages Board is holding a protracted
enquiry into the claims of Scottish rail-
way companies. The proposals are ap-
proved by the railway unions and the ap.
peal is regarded as a test, the result of
which will have an effect upon all the
British railways. The companies say the
wages today average 1000 higher than
they were at the beginning Of the war in
1914 while the cost Of living has fallen to
$3.50 above the pre-War.
London, Jan. 18th. Subscription books
for the treasury bonds carrying so in
terest, which had been bought to the eX-
tent OF nearly 100, 600, 900 were closed
today. A new issue will be substituted
next Monday, bearing interest at 80 to
be offered at SO and payable at 100 in five
years.
London, Jan, 17th.-M. Poincare has
sent a message to MIR. Lloyd George ex-
pressing the desire in behalf of the
French Government to repeat assurances
already given privately, that France is
eager to resume cordial examination of
the various questions at issue between
the two countries. He is convinced that
the two peoples who have been SO closely
NJ r. e AI1 1 -
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-23

LET por fornrnet iitdrb efter Ell beore
Wti0oaa | Ell al gpens &eitaurai,ter,
bpor &c TO - Den enc altiaa forflpoi
tom Wano - for fsrite Gang meo'
tcs. Set p~aaitaaes, at De blep piei
al en- 8reit paa Iptaarsbae 1921, %
at ser freuroeIes Fan ifaffes @ibner
iii SieIier, ON bette ifitloc forbres.
WrS. Simntors flyer, at Der bengi!
ire Tiger fsr bum fanot boor famine
lia bun par blepen bebraeen % al
benbes gruoeom life bar noeet
Wanb. Se loo bet BOG itaa I'll ION
bespnbt, % Haboerre boooe life
Nrelie ON noget forb9gtigt oeo bisie
"gggtefolf". RoeIe 8aroinpr9oife'
ner % mirlore Samnenitsb iaaban
al Senn1elteheo hapbe Der rietienoi
rpret, men r,oeet oirfeIist grilo fom
set life iii for her iorIeoen, oa Wrs.
Sinmons Wober % Seiter anfor
ira Siten. "Wanoen" / Sriet fit 90
erfore bporlebes Oct inlaste of babe
Spisermober, % Sorbinoelien git
meb ct itort Rabaloer iitptfer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-23
SDo 9afota.

2esempbe afilnttet. Sorrtb ga.
fotas 29%seiorening afIlutteoe forrige
l1ee ct ire Cages Wsbe / Suron meb
at beige @atertcpn iom n9ite gars
Wsoeiteb. Or. q. q. Gotham al
Siour Sails palgtes iom Sreiioeni
for sinbepprenoe aar.
sfienfer $1,000 til garmbiertis'
bebsanitalter. q. S. Coon, EN-
Wount 8ernon Tonnibip beb Wit.
cbel nplig afbsb Sarmer, bar ifipn.
fet $1,000 til 8armbiertigbebsan.
taller og andre 2iemeb inben ben
norife lutberife &irfe / Imerifa. Gen
angipne Sltm er oelt paa mango for.
ifieaige Initalter oe bper enfelt Ga.
be Ell $500. @%rempelpis n9nnes, Of
$500 err ifienfet BET llltberife Gefon-
baleicentbiem | ct. Saul og en- lig-
nenoe Gum til BET lrtberife @bene5er
8amlebiem / Winneapolis.
l1belbis 8otteiast. Mrs. Senrp
Silbebranb blep forleben peb ct
ltlpffestilfeloe ifl1ot og ~iaaret al fin
Wanb, oa oenne peb Samiliens Stem
n9r Sane ifisb paa en 3otte. Scr.
SilOebranb bar en- Woreen gaaet no
| Sisiet for at melfe, men blep iaa
forarget peb enbel 8otter, at ban
iprang inb ieien % bentebe fit Sael.
geper for of gipre Saal paa bisie
Snplteopr. San ipreoe peiaa efter
en- &otte, men bet traf fig faa ubel-
Dig, at bans Sititru nctop pasierebe
itoe1lfor Siespngaen os fit Soellab,
ningen / lit enc Ben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-23
Nor0 9afota.
@anbibat for &pnaresien. O

&anbibat for &ongresien. George
WcGlellan at Beach er llbnepnt ion,
ltafbpneia &anoioat for &ongresicr
fra Hortb Safotas treble Oiltrift.
llonGpnelien er siort al en- ipeciel
&omite, iom neoiattes peb ben re.
publifanife &onpention / Samestotpn
serti Sobs Sab / 9sben. Sllel
9islaion, EFT al De Meno iom arbei.
beoe meb Spfsrelien al Statens
Wslle o. g~leoator / 9ranb SORTS,
falbt forleben Gag ,,eb fra ct 60 Sob
bsi Stiaabs og Hog fig libel. San
falot moo Taget al ct RebifabsIfur
o. bsbe nogle faa elmer ienere. Sis.
laion bar tppe 9lar gammel.
8jenfanbtes / i'm grbnS. Iartill
0ielion, en- oelitaaenbe Sarmer Nor
Wercer, bar taeet Jig afoase pcb Of
hoppe / grsnben paa lin 5orm. Sans
2ig blep fsrit ben n9ite Dag eieniun.
oct af Samilien. Iielion, Der oar
SO Iar 9anlmel, bapbe | nogen Sio
pnret ipaelig % mobfalben, bpilfet
uoen Spil bapoe leoct til Sinosfor.
pirring.
@ubitor nbnrpnes. Statens Io.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bar no.
n9pnt Wiaiam 2ocfbart til auoitor
for benne Sommisiion. Der. 9ocf-
bart tiente Tom Soloat unber ariaen
og par aniat peb 6irmaet 9iibop.
8riismon & So. al ct. 8aul, men
bar life baot Del / De 8iennemgaael.
Ter al observation-disclosures Regnifaber,
iom bette Sirma blep lat til at fore.
tage.
GmbebsmGnbs Mfiettelie erfleres
ngglSig. 0omuner s. ". 9ult3 al
Dtinot bar peb en- &ienoelIe erfleret,
at forbcnoGrenbe 8upernsr 3pnn s.
Sra5iers IfiGttelie al Sobn 8.
@rubb og g. q. airfeIie iom Gountp.
fomnisiGrer af 8urfe Gountp Dor
uaplbis, ibet bisie life gapes Den LOB.
beitemte Sib til at ipare paa Infla.
gen. 9ennc bar, at De to aommis.
iGrcr baooe iolgt Bombs for SGb.
form % Sober unber Bar, men Oom.
n,er Butts finber, Of be bonblebe /
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-23

hebite Wening % | lit Gorrntps Sn-
teresie.
5rctten lat nnber Mnflage. Gais
Goiintps 8ranoiurp, iom | rogen Sto
bar p9ret iamlet | Sarge for at I'm.
oerisge ben falerebe Scanbinapian-
Mmerican ganfs Iff9rer % bens
Sorbinoelier meb 9anf Of Hortb Ga-
fota, blep oen 1Soe os. f9rbig nleo
fit Irbeioe efter at babe noiteot 30
gnflager, Der bererte IS forifieaige
Yerioner. Ger blep itrar befienot.
giort, of De anflagebe Herioners
Napre life pilbe offentliggisres fsr
sc bar blepne arreitereoe. en- 8e.
gpnbelie gioroes aIlereoe naite Sag,
ioet @iliam 2emfe, tibligere Gene.
ra~laopofat of Iortb 0afota, George
q. Sotter, ST., % Cars Gbriitian.
ION, 9ireftsr % tioligere Gmbeos.
manb / Scanoinapian- american
8unf a%nbolotes. 2emfe er anflaget
for l1nberil 9b og for of babe forfal.
ifet ganfens 8egnifaber, Gotten for
loen Den forrsbne Wpnoigbeo at ba.
be iibitebt en- Gbecf for $102.7O og
Gbriitianion for ben 16be September
1920 at babe afgiuet en- fulif &ap-
port til Statens ganfinipefter. Se
ire WGnb itiaebe ben forlangte aalt.
ton % bleo lsslabt. @ranbiurpcls
ltnoeriseelier iagoes of omfatte ale
Sransaftioner meqem Scandinavian.
gmerican ganf og ganf OF Hortb
Safota fra oen Sio ba benne iioite
aabnebes / 1918 inotiI fsritnrpnte
ganf | Sarge liiffeoes Den 14be Sc
bruar 1921. Napnene paa De ii an.
ore, Der bar lat unber gnflase, par
forelsbig life offentlissiort.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-23
Saimots.
Mnf et Epri6a mislnffef. Ico

Nuf ct Suriss m~islpffet. Tco Ha'
ten / Chicago bar man / lGngcrc a,o
Itrnpet meo of iaa DOM oper SlIlla"t
1alton, ben 17.aariee @it, Der 'fllI
Iaa mango 2ibertp Bombs, ban illso
noaen 8imeliebeb finoe bTre' ,ru
gsortbern Sruit Cos gngitlrta ov,'
itebs, men bet er enonu life lnffcocs'
Zen anoen Surp maatte 6reodS osi
lsies, ga ben life funoe forlme IL
gniabeb. Ger bar fl for 'tplo'9 o8
1 for Sriinoelie. Ser oil allIlloosS
ON en- treble 8ebanolins al Sa8t"'
oa ale CODE Sing er tire.
sruer meb Ntorb % @ranS. gteo,
lemnler al gpraaoet og andre pe!ets
gmbebsm9no | Chicago mootog "
riae llae anonpme 9repe meo Srnp,
iei ON 500 % g~oeleggelle, ON NV
ben al Ssberaloommer Saro's ~.
noaen Sio iiben iatte me Ssl!s,tata
for gpsningsarbeibere tilbnsefalpitS
Ga De arreitereoe iaafalSte ~@toys,
b%erleoere" itrar lsslobes. vi ositI
life belt bar noeen tom aruo,s4
iremaif beraf, of en- flor refop Vt'
isrt Ipartement 8pgnin9 blcn Hnp
brrnbt. @cslcp Z. @e'tbroot' ~.
(sortiattes paa iiSite eiOs.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-23
Mi6t9an.

Serbs Tabrif letter nh &cfOrO. -
Soro Wotor Cos Sabrif peo GetroH
leperebe iioite Snsbag 4,S76 AiItO'
mobiler og Srlcfs - BET iterlte WI
tai til benne Sio opnaaet. Den mo-
tie Sag fplote Sabrifen Dc tliloe 'e!
Wiaioner Serbs, ioet iaa ma11ae a.
bisie Il,tomobiler 90 ialt bar tdot''
ferret iiben ben fsrIte Scro lao "a
gems 2ps. Wan resner, at 6abr'fa'
tionen al Sorb sll,tomobiler er 'ore'
aaaet / 90 @ar, og De Ter Vtlllloi'et
bliper gienneminitlig 272,OOO St::
Iar. Intallet par BOG meget llOei |
mango al be fsrite @ar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-23
@iseomTm.
Iapirmslle aienuptager Crit

EaptrmBue gtetpptager Srtffe1.
Otter of bore Iilffet | flere Waaneoer
bar 8rioe Bltlp & 8aper Cos itore
gnl9g / Somabamf igien optaget
0riften meb fulotaligt Manoifab
for belle 9sgnet. Senne Sabrif for
Bapirmasie % 9apir .er en- al berne
gps itprite Snouitrier.
8ammel 2erer funSen bbS. &ll.
fus Slagg, Ben ~74saarige 9prer /
g%ibeIihtbium oa Siloiofi neb Hortb.
lamb College / Iiblano, fanotes for.
leoen Woreen 900 / lin Seng. San
baboe ben foregaaenoe Iften pGret Ell
al Salerne peb en- ganfet, Ser al 90.
fiiltetet eapes ben groouerenbe &lass
ie.
Stur SranS / @aihbnrn. Sper ct
balpt 8partal lige / Siertet al @aIbs
burns Sorretningsitrsg neobrpnbte
forleben Morgen meo ct Sab al mere
emo $4,000. Sloen, ser opitob al
lifienbt gariag, raieoe | ODER ier 81.
mer. Ge nebbrGnbte gpgninser bar
9ntifer, men alle gamle % egentlig
tilbsrenoe Ell ipltnben Sio.
Iflntningsfeit peS 2ntber Spipi-
tai. Den aarlige Ifillltningsfeit /
gfbelingen for l1bbannelie al Spge.
pleierifer beo 9rtber. Soipital | gau
Claire timber Steb Sirsoaa often, oa
Tait. 8. g. ailoabl, SefretGr for
goarb Of Charities inben ben norIfe
llltberife 9irfe / Imerifa, boIber
Salen til @raoilenterne. Miiis Ima.
lie Slion, Tom / De fiorten Iar iiben
Soipitalet oprettebes bar p9ret bets
Superintendent, afllutter bermeo fin
8irfiombeb peb bette. 0fiis Slion
er Sslter al Wrs. 8. 9. &iloabl.
Jalbt blanot &spere / Superior.
Sobn Gerilte, Der fra 9ulltb bapbe
paabegpnot Ell Heiie tilbaae til oct
ioapie Stalien, TOM life l9nger emo
til Superior, ba ban blep operialot,
laaet beoibitlss og frataaet DC 49,.
600, ban bapoe ipitet til fine Ben
meb elaitiife gaanb. San iaubtes
l%igaenbe bepioItlss oa iaa omtrent
nsgen paa ct roact afiibes Steb, ioet
Hsperne bapbe repet 9lGberne al
bam for of finbe Den ifinltc Sfat =
ben be uben 2piI bapSe geifeb ON.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-23
Wontand.
Mniiffeit / Greet faGS.

Wnttftett I Wreat 6als. @n nj
Cages Wuiiffeit paabegpnbtes forri.
ee l1ge / Greet Sails nnoer @reat
Sails Wuiical grt Isiociations gu.
ipicier. gne 8pens miliifalife &r9f'
ter bibruger, ioet iaaleoes De forifiel.
Iiee airfefor ififtepis beltaeer, Ssi.
ifolens Srfeitra % @lee Clubs, gp.
ems ganbs o. I. b. Der lagbes al,
paa fun at lepere flasiiIf Wniif.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-23
Sri Yrope Ylapao.

Srasr rlbai't Tor bet ru ,ner rpo,u6rh, poh "A
Msno, Fem en- y 1naos of att,iitr for at b,pi', bpaS
Viapas paos pisr for andre. Cab ps '.rb, S,m
en- Boa ON groffob.. ipm ~'prtaatr I,m mana, ] ino
bar %,e'oornt atttii,r fro bel, Qouh,t pn,r innr cbIoI,,
stntisr at Viapap BABE hor iur,r,t Tor b,itoHsIo
sssr tariiat 3u'iorb iou 'oroorioe,sa al "grpffos,n
Went tffs, optct life 81 Wiuut. S,ub Ttr,s
trt prsps VIapar m,h ompootrb, Qoit. g,o,.
Ishsstn soa anaoo.rht sroi. Strir III plAeAo
S0mPsNf. 27o7 Stuart Building, ST.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-23
Brok$kadede 5oIk
&ait bort eosrs Srpfbinoi

8u''nber az brotitubeOs Golf Fub.r eiubrine
icrSrO'ituOsns 2ortur Os g~rOtbaanbst usb at
briSe stiart's DiOeuitubsliss aSb,if YlaSao
Faos. seIsm 0em til at pare ificub til at
b%ortta'te Geres 9umls Rrot0ino. Solb op
at BRUCE StuaIs elsr Rub6erz giub, iom
itraber % tlemmsr. qab ns isuhs Osm sn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-23

Gerute maatte inblaeees pad ct 80
Ipital, % hans &eiie tilbaae I'll STD
lien er ubiat paa ubeitert Sto.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-23
Sape StQetpriier
til
NeHltge Canada.
Sernbanecrfurtioncr lite "a
3ote Strsoa9 / Waaneoeu.'
&,t,t cnfclt 9taetpris plus
81 for Eur % Nctmr.

Den nplis inbtraaote Stisnina / 9ri,,r
paa Sarmprobufter iifrer forse,t Snt,r,si,%
SorbbruS. s sfonomift Senie.nb, ifnor
peltlise @anaba, meb fin lane pris paq qonS
Der er at ben melt frustbare apalitet. / oI,r
tsrite H9tte iaa lanst bet ansaar bet benz,
Selt for sfonomiif eanbbrus.
genpt big at be lane giaetpriier poo Germ.
banen, MI at faa pad bisie grturfionsbotn,r
til at inipicere 0anbet | pefIiee GAMBIA 4.
unberiese be R9rinssfilber % JsortisusT,y8
iom MI iaa let erbolbes.
Sfrip til ben Canadian Government alosu,
iom er nGrmeit bit Siem, for uprm,r. IN,
lpsninser ON giIetpriier, Oatoer oo bp;It,.
iombslft anben llnberretnins bu maatt, snit,,
A. e. Pixie,
2o2 w. Fifth Street, Des Moinss. Iow,
autoriierst Canadian Government aa,nt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-23

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| liaturli8r
| fdret /
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| naturlig /
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for 8rst
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5 ct.
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rleb en- 81
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-23

(Sortiettes paa iiSfte StSs.)
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1922-02-16

TIE THE merchant finds himself III
possession of few suits and coats.
at the end of a season, that for some
reason have not been sold, he is usu-
lilly willing to sacrifice them. They
may be among the most desirable gar
ments that he purchased, but if cash
means more to him than stock on hand
he will cut more than the profit out of
such merchandise-and this is the bar
gain hunters opportunity. 1t is good
business to pick up these unusual
values, If the garments are made of
staple materials and in conservative
styles.
In choosing a suit, a straight-line
coat, like the one pictured, box
model or simply cut and loose-fittng
one, with a plain skirt comfortably
wide, will line up with the suits of any
season, and not suffer by comparison.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1922-02-16
LAUGHTER OF MANY LANDS
Wide Difference in Manner in Which
People Of Various Nations
Show Merriment.

All the world laughs, though the
nations have different ways of mirth.
The Chinese is not SO hearty as that
of the European 1t is Oftener litter
than genuine burst Of merrlment
There is little character or force in 1T.
AS for the Arabian laugh, we hear little
of it's hilarious ring. The Arab is gen
orally a stolid fellow, who must see
good reason for laugh or be sur
prised into it. In Persia a man who
laughs is considered effeminate, but
free license is given to female merri-
ment. One reads of the grave Turk
and the sober Egyptian" but it is not
recorded that they have never
moments of mirth when they hear or
some particularly good thing. Italian
mirth has been described as languid
but musical. the German as deliberate
the French as spasmOdic and I'M
certain, the upper-class English as
guarded, and not always genuine, the
lower-class English as explosive, the
Scottish Of all classes as hearty, and
the Irish as rollicking.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1922-02-16
J 0 n E SD A L E
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Miss Mile Girardin had business
at Dodgeville Wednesday.
L. A. Ross of Mineral Point, had
business here Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Cant of Pleasant
View, called at the James Jackson
home Wednesday.
Frank Duncan had business at
Hollandale Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Carter and
Jesse James and wife visited at the
Earle James home at Pleasant View
Sunday.
James Jackson and wife were Hol-
landale shoppers Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Volney Whitford Wis
tied at the Joseph Whitford home at
Waldwick Tuesday.
Harvey Terrell and wife, Mrs. Ed.
Fitzsimons and son of Pleasant View
spent Sunday afternoon at the James
Jackson home.
A number from this place attend
ed the Robert Weier sale at Dodge
vile Wednesday.
Nick Scherer of Greenwood, is Wis
iting a few days with relatives and
friends at this place.
Mrs. Ed Daley of Waldwick, went
to Dodgeville Thursday to visit rela-
tives.
Miss Genevieve Weier visited a
few days this week at Dodgeville.
Henry Strand and wife spent
Thursday at the John Burns home.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jackson of
Bethel, spent Sunday at the ]. e..
Harris home.
Mr.. Morgan of Darlington, had
business here this week.
Willard Perkins and sister, Mrs.
Eugene Hughes visited at the James
Jackson home last Saturday.
D. G. Jones visited relatives at
Barneveld few days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Jackson were
Mineral Point callers Saturday.
A number from this vicinity at
tended the auction sale of Mont
Terrill Thursday.
Will Rodda had business at Dodge
vile Saturday.
Mrs. Catherine Jackson, Richard
Jones and Kenneth James of Dodge
vile, spent the weekend at their
homes here.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1922-02-16
PISTACHE TREES IN AMERICA
Experiment of Government Plant Blu
reau Seems Likely to Prove
Complete Success.

Pistache nuts, which are familiar to
us chiefly in confectionery and as a
source of f1avOrings, are now produced
in considerable quantities in the Unit
ed States.
The largest and sturdiest trees that
grow in the deserts of the old world
the Sahara, the arid slopes of the Eu-
pirates valley in Asia Minor, and the
dry wastes of Beluchistan and Persia
are wild pistaches. This fact suggested
to the United States government plant
bureau the idea of introducing the PTS
tache into our own Southwest. Seed
lings, grown in it's experimental gar
dens at Chica, Cal, have been dis
tributed by thousands to fruit growers
in California, Texas, Ctah and else
where
Seeds from Old-WOrld desert trees
were obtained to furnish drought-resist-
ing stocks; and, for grating and bud
ding the best varieties were brought
from Sicily, where the finest cultivated
pistache nuts are produced. Also SUI
perior varieties were imported from
Asia Minor, where pistaches are com
monty eaten roasted and sailed, like
peanuts.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1922-02-16
WHERE CHEWING GUM GROWS
In the Tropical Junges of Campcche,
in Yucatan, the Precious Chicle
Is Found.

What the chiclerO, or chicle gather
err, goes through to bring it from the
forests of Yucatan, its home, is wildly
told by the United States consul at
Progreso.
Primitive and labOrious is the task of
winning the chicle from the tropical
jungles of Campeche. 1t was an
American who discovered that this
could be made into a satisfying chew
ing gum.
Chicle is gathered much as sap is
from maple trees in the North. The
chiclero has to groove the bark, and he
ascends and descends the tall trunks
by means of a rope Topped about his
body and around the tree, progressing
by bitches in the aboriginal manner as
he Yields his machete. The trees are
tapped and drained for three success
sive years and then left alone for about
ten years so that they may heal. The
sap is cooked and nodded into blocks.
1t is gloomy work for the chiclero
out at his far-Off hut. He is apt to be
melancholy man and his calling has
it's own particular superstitions, some
of them fearful. Most dangerous is
the belief in "the little old man Of the
forest" This is a mischievous phan-
tom in a large Mexican hat and serape,
who watches and follows his victim
in the darkness of the deep forest and
makes his presence known by snap
ping twigs. Once chiclero has seen
this little old man it is necessary to
change his work to keep him from be-
coming depressed and to avoid the
fatal accident which would result
should he cut his rope upon hearing
and suddenly turning to face his pur-
Suer