Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 50, Number 37, Jasper, Dubois County, 29 May 1908 — Page 8
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On of the Most Interesting ot Am
Phenomena on Record.
I Near tho bank of the liitadalupe river I saw something green upon the ground and, hurrying forward, found n lovely vino with leaves l smaller than thoso of tho'smihu. 'of a plo, tender green. Tho vine j hud it, root about five foot from tho trunk of n towering cotton wood
j tree and spread out on the ground ' four or five incite wide, becoming
little narrower as it approached
could nee no stems or
thick wan the growth.
n
the tree. 1
tendrils, to
A ROUGH DIAMOND.
t To tho Touch It Greatly Resemble , Lump of Alum. 1 aked a dealer: "How is it po Ftble to ditiuguih a diamond n the rough from ordinary nvbl.i - quartz, jasper, eamelian, heliotrope and other aimilur htone? Arc n t many valuablo stones lost in the sorting?" "Millions of dollar' worth annually," ho replied. "Here!
is a rough diamond. It weigh litteen carats. Shut your eyes and put it in your pocket. There. Now feel of it, and remember exactly how it fwls You notice a htnooth
? Of couree. That soapt-
the tre 1 saw 1 soairtlU'sn .' U rouwe.
that the une branched jut above jnw or oihnos is shared by no othi... .,,1 wnnt oIm.i1hi.t iin'er mineral, or at all events bv no
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It grow more and more slender until far up 1 could distinguish only a threadlike line of green. As 1 stood intently watching tho delicate, graceful vine, 1 became aware that it was pervaded by a curious, troinnlous motion. Then I saw that the individual leaves vrore not stntionarv. Picking un n
white stone. Now baud it
to me, still keeping your eyes shut. Thanks. Put this in your pocket It is another fifteen carat stone. I have only two of that kind. How does it feel ? ou fiud the same oiline or soirpines, do you not? Of course. "Give it back to me. Open your
ev'es. iieru are tne two uiamonus,
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twig from tho ground, 1 touched ! side by side. One is a real diamond,
one of the leaves and found to my
amazement that there, was a brown ant under it about as long ns my little fincer nail. Each leaf was
tho other is n niece of alum. Alum
is the only substance that can bo mistaken by tho feel for a diamond. If vou had not been so anxious
held in the mandibles of an ant in about your sense of touch you would such n way as to conceal tho ody of; have noticed that the alum dmthe insect, and the ants were coming raond is much lighter than the gendown the tree. The discovery camo nie. Play this trick on some ot upAn irfe with a shock. I had stum- your expert friends who think they bled on a nest of umbrella ants, cau tell a diamond as far as they Books had told inc. that such ants', can s?e or feel it." were found in the tropics, where j 1 recollect a Boer who, having th.w rflrri..l hit of leares over their , heard that the diamond is the hard
heads as if to protect themselves jest material in nature, placed a good! from the sun. But here, on the sized one on the tire of his wagon j
banks of a Texas river, I had found , wheel and gave it a mighty crack a colonv of them, shading them- j wiU his sledgo hammer. This natfcelves where there was no sun andjurally splintered it to atoms, for completely hidden by their covering: the diamond, singularly enough, is of roen. I not a homogeneous substance, but PK! nt iho fiiffhi. T turned ! is laminated, or in layers. In some
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back to call my companions, who were fishinc in the river. Within a
few vnrds I met inv husband coming
diamonds these layers may be easily separated, especially in the so called "plate glass" ones. Cutters always
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to look for me. lie was even more take advantage ot the layers m tneir
excited over the phenomenon than I operations. "Plate glass diamonds
was and shouted for the others to
come quickly. On investigation wo found that the spot where the vine seemed to have its root was really ihr oneninp of the ant nest. The
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tinv creatures had bv some instinct xne pracuce now 10 wrap mum m
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are always wmte auu peculiarly clear. They are so brittle that they often splinter of themselves on being disemboweled from the earth and introduced to the light. It is
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learned that the topmost branches
of the cottonwood had put out their first small leaves. They had climbed the immense distance and had
cut off and brouaht down their leaves to feed their young ones,
wc supposed. The ants which issued empty jawed from the nest
made a long circuit to the farther
wde of the tree and climbed up where they would not interfere with
the leaf bearing thousands coming down. St. Nicholas.
cotton wool and let them receive the light and air very gradually. New
lork Press.
Did This Dog Reason? Here is a simple incident which perhaps the experts can explain : I am a clergyman. My study is in the church. On the side of the building at right angles frm the door and distant from it is a window. One summer evenine I was at
SJ work in my study. Our dog, a young
tAireuaie terrier, was wnn me. A Lively Chill. I large moth, attracted If the light, The old time dark- had a great flew against the wire window screen admiration for high sounding words from the outside. Sandy, very' much and phrases. He also had a deep ; excited, jumped up and tried to get n3nA.t nr n mnn who hn! ihn hold- : tit tllC IllOth. Of COUrSC lie COUUl
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ncss to devise innovations of speech, not do it, as he was inside and the MT in:' fnll vnn Alncsri 1?nwcnn hn moth outside. After a few ellorts
a pow'ful control ob language," said 'lie seemed to realke the state of afone old plantation negro thought-j fairs. He left the window, came to
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fm. rt mfnn fmm n nmtrHW- inc. whined, pawed me and asKeu
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"I dunno," said the old man's wife sulkily from the ironing board.
"Tie ?aid she 'shook like an asn pan Dat's his figur', an' I ain't gwine forget it." Youth's Companion. Not Born There. A Washington nmn, whose business had broucht him to Xew York,
took a run not long ago into Con
necticut, where he had lived in his
childhood.
In the "place where he was born
he accosted a venerable old chap of
Eomc eighty years, who proved to bo the very person the Washingtoni
an Bouglit to answer certain inquiries concerning the place. As the conversation proceeded the
Washington man said: "I suppose you have always lived around herrt." "Oh, no,' said the native; "I was born two good miles from here," Cincinnati Commercial Tribune. I Mil RtasMirtng Him. Cholly Doctor, tell mo tho worst Am I autfering from a brain storm? 1 Eis Physician Calm yourself, my dear fellow. You have some of tho symptoms, but the conditions are totally lacking. Boston Tran-Ecript.
Did the dog reason? a. a. in Xcw York Times.
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At tho Flood. Henrimr of a rising river at the
headwaters of the Euphrates, with
a falling barometer ami indications of a flood wi the valley, the Pithe
canthropus changed his miud and frankly admitted it to Noah. His manner was that of a chastenad and softened person. "You monkeyed too long," said the patriarch. "We gave you a chance to come in with us, and you wouldn't take it. Now wc have arranged for all the stock wc care abouf tryingto float." The general liquidation which followed had the'usual effect upon all
but the insiders. Puck.
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An Easy Task. Tn his day Herr Lauterstoin had been a busy instructor of many music students. Promptness and economy were two of I113 watchwords. Now that ho had grown old and taught but sparingly his habit of speech often caused a smile. "What time shall I come for my lesson tomorrow ?" asked ono vi his few pupils. "You come ven you get realty," said the music master, "but be ibrompt, so as not to Vaste my time nor your own. Understand ?" Not Lost. A bus conductor ws shouting "This way for 'Olloway'l 'Ollowar!" when a would bo witty jester on "the pavement called out: "Stop, conductor! You've dropped one of your Ti's.' " There wa3 a titter inside and outsido the bus, but the conductor quickly retorted, with a broad grin: "Never mind, bir. I'll pick it up again when wo get to the HangcL London Aaawera.
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