Claremore Messenger. (Claremore, Okla.), Vol. 15, No. 36, Ed. 1 Friday, May 27, 1910 Page: 5 of 8
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ki>(itiie«|, Ihe handling i,t iM5C* a| Ulhi
UetMllV Irealr) „ a te|.4141c mdu.fiy
r'r: *.hub '"** •«« mi«*«I ««,
f«.i iiiihy yt,ar( n,
wm ha* „ii)lca aftiJ hlMirbMj. ii
of ",B "• ti.ll ir*,J«*
1 '" * l'*«'ll « Alt Slllt'le of great
I '•Iidnttri Ul tjtluu ||,p w„f((j uyvf
lit th* Art,eniinc Heptihll* b,mty (#
til u. l, Klrai i|t< IHBI.il II,j,, I, , .
.ary io import Mtr loo. two jWiidTa'*
I tt>.l of whirl,
IHM 17"" w""", fruio
. 0"0u pound* of
•trnlned honey fn annually uporied
OerniHiiy franc, w|««r«> ii u out.
smsM'" ,h" W,Bufac,ur* ' <«"<•/
,JV ,known 10 wh," «mmtrr
i i- but
, '• * w<,ll'«,riabllahed fact that
'""w primitive man
ihf fc Chives and grfthered
bon 'Jr- "hlch h« u ad for food
• d on sacred oeoaalona brought
before hi. B«Ml an an offering
The fame of the honey gathered
matin. rn. ' ,MM,N 0,1 'he .lopes of Hv.
created lo work out its own
deeilny, holding at nil time*
•he Instincts and rliarart.-rl.
tin peculiar to It* hind
The drone bees live
through period* of but fn.ui
three to eight week* and the
worker* from six week* to
•I* momha.
The.e worker* collect all
the honey |n u„.|r montha.
•'hence n (mapea Into i;ih
crop or honey bug ami u
then carried to the
Vn effort u ,„)W Mng mart# hy „
'ertuient to Inlroit... . *
Inlrodnce modern meih-
J lng and enrouraa
* •
The agricultural department of th#
4?
touri.i h *0,ld w,',e r« own U «(.rvcd to the
<h.e ""a'01'" "reek. In both Kgypt
«< Mexico honey ha. been fou'nd |T«SE
A/X*"C/£7Yr MY*
&MWS/YC or /VfiJP-
GOO Hau?m fvr
oss/cwey
/Wft/fsrscr/yf
AT TX/yp/co,
wx/co
MNNMmi
Vwk -| J||^ K,M j (.ruk
uf ih. luriUK, vkuj UJ T!!!
"V. • « « iuba K M,Jn t
fniMM bo «,r« U„ ifc. ^
J,' and i.u hrolb«r. S i
tkbwaru, Wealik) r^w«au of ibla
fhe Mil II u • luUlab* Ho doe*
H t"' . m ,b" '"*" «• record
-"* of Hamoel Hitler, « ,u.,lw Jj
Ike K*n, in |uu,k*«, ,bB fBt4,r(1
ft the marriage of U,M j*
Pimmtw
MWiiriip
jspeps
t-"tynu Idii df t'lmTmonrtf.
Yuu can Mve the money by l'i v-
ln« litem a meUlJn& toil J
•ci on liieir //V«r«—
black-draugl.
«ock a poultst
mxdionx
Thl If made from pun j
drujjs, the best we know how.
It lias cured thousands of sick
hogs and will probably cure
yours. Ask your dealer, f
20C.OOc.aotf |1. p«r cm.
FOR OLD AMD YOUNG
When the «mea,|ona required by ?2LU*.«! S1'
dp#u h,,r "f ""'hard croker.
!® J"h" P. Hreen. non of Thumaa J
w«n "rid Mary Mcfrave. • " 1
Shortly after the |„„ai nn-
nminceiiient that ihe evDamooratlo
lieen n "''"'"nalre'a daughter had
tnilnl /nr L" m* Crok*'■
it th .lr I "T 10 J",n h"r
. ,ht,p home in Ireland. 8he aald
•he WM not the Kihel Croker who hiul
,h. r.I" ,' 'lueauona reijulred by
l\ ,V«-,7 ,,,w «"k.,l lireen
Ireland- ,?* w horn In
land, that hla father wna Thomna
iV,""" "1 "■ toothor M*
!* J"" rn«'"<'nco ho gave an
Afoyer'a hotel. Hoboken. and hla oc
"ipntlon aa clerk. That w , hi*\Z
ond marriage, he Hiaied. but would
n"' rep!y when naked If be wero a
widower or divorced,
John P. lireen.
- «•" i a. cum,
SISS7 * """" 04,1 ■!>«•
made promise of secrecy
later am.i t'h.VTu n 1u«Honed
Riven - u ! i. "R" an'1 Pc«"Broe
Riven In Hoboken were hla. Under
ThWI,orH^Ter ?°U,d °n,y Qu«
wno Had Taught Youngater to
8tand on Hit Head.
/Sf<3WCr//X? T//£
nrazllinn government la now making n apeclal ho New Tn'r '«7u" 7.T n,H- Ur">er ,.^w
£.,.pe fhVe,0P l,,,llll"ry °f nplculture and have n realdonciTn h .n®c<"",nry ,0 -an v"""r1al,,° '" "«>«« of Cardl-
tmpoRHlbilliy. No aubatltute order to me #°?hl)Ut °f h""°y "nd l,0<'8Wn* ,n '""Tlocl there and a^ieh m° b° wlrkol L"!! /' y°11 k"ow' of tha*
ysstsrarrs
~ '" E"el"" — -
the home and foreign trade. there In ttn hnH not bee ho c<>u" c 8 of Cardigan often
«^1 s?
and metallic vessels, hermetically sealed and
tbe^reWstoric'rufns16 °f preservatloD- amonK
•I,"
"" Iron. .
aszhs
It from trees, plants or flowers. It Is both
. and the balance of other components Honev
i^^jss^jkras-s-
Of comb; second, extracted, or that which ha«
JeZ?uLTrted fr°m the uncrush«S comb by
that whTh ,°rC.e °r gravlty; 'hird, Gained, or
? . ! oeen removed from Out crushed
th ^ f stralninS or other means i. In color
the best grade runs from clear alow at _n|-_
less to pale yellow and the n«™
r: 2s ; «.? svk:
sry £ ft„re,;, ™0r„.t f ,mh"
SXrlfT-Ki 0[. f™«" Ml'« pre.
called
ft?ssr£^,=i
gsssii
been found and for many
years the pure product hna
been adulterated with com-
mercial Rlncoae, cane sugar,
or Invert sugar sometimes to
hh great an extent ns 85 per
l cent It Is the opinion of
/ muny bee keepers that the
' feeding of bees with sac-
charine substances for the
purpose of Increasing the
production of honey should
be considered as palpable
adulteration, and thai the ar-
tificial coloring of the prod-
. fJ ct by electrical means
should be so stated when it Is placed on the
market.
The gage honey from California Is pro-
nounced by experts as an example of the pur-
est, best flavored and most consistent grade
produced In the United States.
is known as the Holy Land bee was
first brought to the United States from Pales-
™?L\Mr; Howar<'-in m<-8inc™
time the species can be found in many parts
M ™To?Vndh l8, r,?garded ^ aplculturlsts
the hL ' h0ney producers. About
gn n' ^>sst«:VbtaSTS."".: cr^L^J^'l 7m XSTZJZZ?
pfz VXL-ZZ
<*V'LZT'\"" ma " "" «<° ■ « Sol a"caJ:a T°"'
n li^ ^ lCan countr'es is found In great tabllsh her ~ y Were ab,e t0 es-
numbers throughout Brazil and numerous nthpr l u ,l Presence In New York
S? * 'zsi.
e^tvssss b"*°" -surs
rte'ar,■aretrue t0 ^reputation
b~ "s . —rsrss firi-r
to Please.
j here.'
"And he stood on his head very
neatly In the corner.
, "'Ha; ha!' laughed Mr. Mannering.'
And who taught you that?"
"The urchin frowned.
' never'teIV"he 8Bi,i' ^ me 1 D1U8t'
rri,„.„ •••■•n.cuieni or apiculture
There are now neanly 100.000 apiaries tn n«.
jorlt/oTwWch'lrrffcafed^in "the"01'0' ^
Aconcagua and flnn11Jn.U «_ _ .P illC Of
r Went
ajts ks:e: ' «• "a* -is ts
—-v- mi cjm v iiiier-
the Industry and imposed an exorbi-
tant tax upon the apiaries.
[ The Valuable Match.
' n, Jr'iG ^ 38 a ,oud si)last'. and a mo-
TnH n a drippin^ hp(>d appeared
; above the waves. On the end of the
'iS?.ng'hS.sp,peeVed0re no cha'ant<y
board? I can't swim." ,
' How often have you been down*"
"nvl,^^!!!!e?ore' Yielding the
* ot the earth
mm
xs'jkrj*--
Honey is used in the far eastern countries in
the manufacture of hydromel. a popular and
most Intoxicating beverage, having an agree-
able flavor closely resembling cider. Alcohol
has also hppn H<Qf<ii^ #- ^iconoj
from which It is gathered. With ^ 1620 hn««T" *'"6"UJ8 lanae<1 #t P'ymoui
suffering decomposition.
The honey bee is usually found in swarms
of from 5,000 to 75.000. and Is divided
three distinct classes: The queen , " Dt°
l.® k ?.6' °r maIe' and the w°rker,
Each hive contains but one queen, which
propagates the species, frequently laying eggj
at the rate or 2,000 a day. Upon the death
qulrementa of the time h„t ^ «. ®t the 1
manufacturers of candy
ers, who secure about 60 per cent nf nil
SSS VS3Z!?.'~
qulrementa of the time bi.t thl « ! e re"
atic keeping of bees In the United st.^8'®'11'
probably established at Newbuly Rias8 ^
of the queen a young neuter Is Selected ^from
eh6 C°i°ny;JtS Ce" en,ar8ed and the C
changed. The neuter then becomes a queen
bee and Is mated with the drones, who are
afterward destroyed by the workers
Although the average life of the queen cov-
a p od of three years of usefulness It la
£K2e«.hadV,"ab,e t0 annual|y restbck each
colony with a new queen. The systematic
tbe'br^Jd QUee° ^ a°d th® lmProvoment of
the breed are considered the most Important
branches of apiculture. It Is also important
In breeding queens that the so-called "hybrids "
or mlsmated queens should not be employed
onaccount of their Inability to produce young
bees of desirable and consistent character
Selections have been made from the various
types of-bees and an r"
all the good qualities __
yet It is quite Impossible
to stlngles* and at the same time the largest
moet 5ro-
certain
ment To the extenZr /,T °f munlciPal
Rai« of holding out to one John
So? cIndUCti°S 18 emp,oyed ln themanufac6
•.=
s-sss-'w
Hlngham Mass ,, i„ 8 wnat '■ now
£S?tT,JLT' ? "•
•noZ ..erLTSiu A " "•
•iwssjrjrt'ws
•s-=jFJii■srwarsfti's
extensively employed, both
V usefulness as a base in
™iZrZJl\Z?"''*b,e ' ™«ty from
ha" bVeS"^?"8 ?"8"" ^ ^lon which
ssstah1^™-
etles of iw(..7'r™ 1° numerous vari-
smt£s^s=t=
considered nn« of . years been
UOvery fooo'ooVVound'rnf6 °f Jhe Italian be9- ern hosVtaliTy^and0^ T S0Uth" fl'^ering,"latch tr°"> >e wind®
szPPrr^ - said s but hu- -—
X d- - Sndei hive oS
as? sh k£ fs? - "^ffaa: - "ch!™ - - -
atWl'ldtfh"68 the raarkets- °P * I and rep."tatlon amon« traveling men U Made No Difference
«s& €rr''l; r.t-i a
xsh's; t" ««"d sfrihiw
—wysit; se: :r i
Yorker, nodding toward the bar ^ '
"Charmed, suh!'1
The northerner ordered a DOnt
glass of brandy, but the barkeeper at
a sign from Uie colone, gaIfJ
were no glasses so small In the place
and put out an ordinary whUkv Ji„
with the comment: '-JEST %
pended from Uees" and^he^native^^8 a"d SU9"
the honey, ™oke;i o„t ;^ ; n,;r^t!,rin*
gard to what became pf ^emTventSlly' ^
^h^o^^rj- $9odoo°
Which comes from the VZd Tjl' T** 0t
an^ Germany and a Sma„
t%. , . , •«« .-> iui^IU
ed in the washing; and Aleo
Jniake no difference, missus.
Tpys both alike in size an*
more."
After the northerner had eaten a
very satisfying dinner and enjoyed a
nkfj_h!.left.a ca ^ six In the
considered one o'f tte^siertTa^f tf" found Mexico. ^chliyZ^ '"i '8 a'BO
?S2- ?- -kss
Not many industries offer
yasa-rr? 5,-jr
aust1— « - -«•t jk£„tss , s
iv,...,co^°,uh.'i
the colonel. P ' Uh' reP ed
So the New Yorker went
Despisery.
I Girl Mother, that's such a
•tie boy; whenever he passes
■akeii a face.
>~Very rude of him. I hope
Et do it back.
■Girl Oh, dear, no! I simply
Imy nose and treat him with
these ants7emamPatl^VanT^'' nUmber the ^SuSS [itT
tions a, apiculture"Tt Z k !Ty at,ra<> fng ^"rehouses. Thcy are fe,. ? "S "v- ' WouId be arouset« " he
r.xir^
Possible to find the bee that States. ^ throughout the United of the location of the artartL'anH® Beler'ion
and wax tndThe moltl^ thJ^staWls'hmw! oY^rST?* "tT* "" ,8 not «P«rted to forelgn'ma'rket ^•'«* . but Four o'clock! four o'clock
in L'E!SltbMlneh§P"'" «^y of the Itnporting ^1,^"°° * ^ «trong local demand tTroughJut8 ^ ,l° - ^ voice from tL
pea and duiing the sea«on, «h I S'Ze of *
obtainable they regurgitate thelr^n!? '8, "0t
by drop, as food for the colon/ * ' dr°P
.sd.brl'„- sassi-b":"
is not exported t„ Jl !"!' Nicarag"a. but
^^'^^^^'OOOOOOOOOOOOOOCOOOOC'OOOOOOOOOOOOO
When Death Drives.
... ar°used "t the proper hour
I seemed hardly to have fallen into
a sound slumber," said he in «i!f
of the Instance recently "J. "!
heard a terrific pounding at my d^or
I sprang up, wide awake
" What's the matter?' ; caIIed „
Four oclock! four o'clock!' came
other
hours to
I honey is shipped Hon.
to??rT,a U,e° tOMChed Mr. Pascoe on i
experience, being
rtren home (Tom a preaching ea-
sement by a deatf maa the other
narlea Whea the conveyance reached
Pair croea the driver was Mea to be
hanjag forward, with th. r^a. ta hi.
JPiVflMML | ^y aava mer,^ ta« UafUJ bi^i— I - Here •m.- fjlzi "- M*«h
A Point on Pencils.
>ooo<x
The Beer Register.
cover before tipping it back.
.* metal was covered with
scratches, initials, dates and deviVe.
TJfere were Greek i««.. .." r"-
: V . twfl w — nmiti
rrr.—*«*■ The driver MCb.tia.raM
^ITsmi tw>
lo do comes of doing; knowl-
Ifce.s by eyes always open and
Mg hands: and there is knowl-
7at <s Dot Power.—Emerson.
no reason why"a woman
I' tak® hoarders if she wants
train "'' t0 board a
5 a reason
^ape-Nuts does correct
physical, or a
i mental condition.
I is highly nutritious
tially pre-digested,
• ^ helps the organs of
t other food.
> rich in the
ites that go
| to malnf up
e gray matter
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