Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, June 27, 1913, Page 7

FLOWERS OF DECORATION Copyright, 1913, by The Associated Newspaper School, Ine. The orchid has rightly been called|fever and starvation. i the elite of the flower kingdom. Every South American orchidg‘were atiy ] 4 curve and outline of its delicatejone time carried for six weeks on thep makeup suggests the enchanting | backs of the hunters until the E-s- grace of a pampered beauty of the’sequibo River was reached, then six And indeed if it were|Weeks in canoes with twenty port- aristocracy. i ages to Georgetown, and thence across |1 not for the aristocracy there would be little known of these rarest and|the ocean. Out of 27,000 plants || 8o called last efforts of the Creator.|Sent from Colon only 40 reached Tor its native hibitation' is among|England. A New Outfit for the the impenetrable recesses of the An English firm once sent to New i jungle, and it is only at the instiga- Guinea for a'ce"tain Dendrobium. 3 . : ’ ; ; i tion of the wealthy that florists have|The collector lived among the natives“ v 4 i i B i staked their fortunes on orchid hunt-|for six months, and finally succeeded| 1 ; ‘. : » ing expeditions. Much is told of theli“ gathering 400 plants. On the way il = B | 4 - \ ; . perilous journeys of artic explorers, {home the schooner was’ burned and| ’ ' i I the plants lost; but the collector was | Z 4 —heroes who risk their lives for the fame and glory or being the first to ordered to return. He was at last| discover,—but little is handed down |successful in bringing home some| in history of the lives of these seek- wonderful specimens, which he iound! ers for beauty whose stirring adven- growing in the skulls at a nativc " tures would nevertheless fill books. | burial place. Vet it can be said without exggera- tion that innumerable men have p ed through the most dire privatio and tragic deaths when in search of + these slender flowers., 3 Now is Your Time as the The orchid is essentially a modern flower; so there little of myth or| .legend connected with it. The earli-|p lest record of orchid cultivation is.\' i1731, when some ferres GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE of the i o OTHING C @ |were introduced iato En {the West Indie: iseme 10,000 I | Every day a differer iterest story will app neer. You can get will last only a few days longer 5 luv sna And ships ¢ to endure ar jungt ous si X ~e A Bankrupt Biamed Poker, Louis Appel, examined yesterdey in bankruptcy proceedings before United]Z States Commissioner Gilchrist in New | . York, said: E “Poker has been my ruin. I have! played in many places in this city.” | Stepehen B. 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