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witch "diving rod", Othérs and simple. sands, perhaps hasn't found water-witch: AE ert get eT -------- What "do you think of war: at le; the business, or maybe "ww profession, of locating underground water by. 'heans of a« forked twig,' 'sorictimes - talle + who or "dowsing stick?" 'Some folks say W's (superstition. brand it as a fake pure' But there * are thou- millions, Eve in cit implicitly; and 'although' this Js 2 scientific. age, science still d_ ancexplanation {oF the be-. Witching has come down through? the ages, and has been traced back of Germany. Cornish mines. Anding Not lon g article about true No doubt witching 'works. wig to "Ang to ". as far as the 1400 striking - rod" was used metal in the Harz Mines as when ee] Trewin In Queen Elizabeth's day it was used extensively. in the Then, declined In Cornwall the system was used more and moze for water mining We Tran across an seorge Ball, ~ water-witch "put in the middle west "=--a man who believes in the witch. to the + a noted ---- Jag business, 'and' who. can offer proof of Hs efficacy which even the . --greatest skeptics find hard feugh off. George contende that % water- witch . needs forked twig to find water; but he has 'gone modern" of fixing up a steel Mvining-rod «for greater Aocuracy. * only a extent you know how the The forked twig, or: rod, is grasped firmly at the outer ends of the fork, thumbs out: Then it's carried: slowly over the ground where the water is wanted, A water vein eauses the tip of "the rn -down sharply. 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Of "all the various sports which ° we have watched, reported and-- under extreme pressure--even tak' on pant in, there are few that | oacupy such a deep-seated spot in our affections as the noble pastime of pitching horseshoes. When we get around to publishing that book of reminiscences--we are almost up $0 the middle of e _one--the Penu on Horseshoe Pltchers We ve Mingled With will be written 'with extra loving care, and "no p> ng ¥ LEE "Few who ever attended them will _Hkely ever forget--the weekiy--out-- of pliers; 'and, chronicler, started Ball George has "wen his steel rod upright with "a pair tried t "according marks .on the show where he failed when under- ground wates pulled the tip Gown, o. hold to. his handles i It was out in SOR near, the famous Cripple Creek, that George w itching, a 76d to ury and find gold. Hiz wife Mikes to tell of the time when she using ¢ decided To test test his divining powers.* : She. buricd her gold watch in the middle of a plowed, told her George - and 2" fost. five-acre field husband Jt has been carefully - went the plowed ground with his witch over ] ing stick, and soon found ial miss- ing Although tie ganeration the only to time- hee ce---- * witching of George the power frequently is handed down from one another, member Is Balt family who ever had it. "Only about one person in twelve can make - the system work he contends. "You have to be city." » 'Most water from peach hors "with ». witches tree E, the * use although electri- - twigs there are somie who prefer willow, others hazel. A common belief is- that _a twig with bitter bark works best; TEETH BAIT Rani strong attraction with "He hat 'most any twig.' . Ld A wito can got » with] results oes even further, and says that ony witches--including him- self cam come very close to esti- mating the depth, 6h od Yocation, as well ent methods are used for this, Sapp Way "it 10 approach the de ! from spot several directior as the of the water. Two differ-. One By 18. counting steps and multiplying by y 1 "three for every. step, you can figure rp . the depth to the water vein: - 0. a AOwhier witches tion and turn a . '§ 1h . & % & » stand ~ the spot with the greatest attrac- 'the . . righ . of water witching has. been up to ridicule, But relief in it still t -over divining rod again and agdin, until it gets balky and refuses -to-tip-down-any more. They count ten for each time the twig~bends, giving an estimate of the, distance th the water.' As 17 said before, the Jicte ides held ings of the Toronto chapter of the Pool and Poker Club, largely made up of big league professional hock- eylsta and big-time professional 'wrestlers. They used to gather at. our former eountry estate -- 3 acres, 50 square yards of which. ~were Jevel ground -- for the pur- pose of scoffing- Russian délicates- sen, pitohing horseshoes and -- it - was rumored -- jmbibing keg brew. * * ai Pri i | There-were times when we must | have had, at /3- conservative esti- mate, Fak a milion dollars worth of hockey and wrestling talent pres- ent -- double thaty probably, at present-day valuation. But outside of two three, such as Harold Baldy" 'Cotton, _ Roy "Squib" "Worters, 'and. the late Lorne Cha- bot, as Yiorse-brogan heavers, they wouldn't have made many head- Hnes. : £ * * * All this, and. a whale _lot more, came to mind 'when réading an ac- eount of the United States national" horseshoe pitching championships, recently held at Morray, - Utah, - There were 36 contestants--finalists from 18 states. They did their stuff 3a a brilliantly floodlighted, cement- surfaced arena, surrounded by thousands of 'spectators seated In - trim metal bleachers. * a = ~ ANE L.. "The steel target-pins were tilted an accuately measured three Inches toward the pitchers. They were set scientifically prepared elay pits. he shoes, weighing up pounds apiece, were made of "spe- chal analysis heat-treated steel, ac- ourately balanced and plated 'with : eadium and eopper." ---- But there were two items in the account which came home to us with special vigor--reminding us of our own Pool and Poker Club con- ditions betas they were go .dis* similar. "the Moressid U.S. ehampion 2 hey had a loud speaker system to carry a_ ie report of the play, and on close rrp a re if, Bealaapad "~ This month = old baby was sealnaped out of the water at Vancouver; B.C, by: the crew of the, tanker § fo Pia Hannd. . 'When they turned "George" loose, out of the kind- @ pl! persists, and top scientists have A 4 studied the: phenomenon ithdut 1 8) finding. any reasonable expldnation y ARAL R for it. '[hat is, none but the theory 0 that water witching, like the hom. | | 0) ay Ing instinct of certain birds and y EIR, "animals, comes from somewhere i i beneath the Jewel of consciousness, . of 0 i? EE RYE fi Witeh="" (eke 'ing or not, you ean't get away a 7 . from' the fact that. water-finders 7) "5 ' ,quch as George Ball offen. travel hi i" hundred miles or more to find 7 4 fia good spot fora well, to locate a io 7 J Jost drain tile system, or to opén / i . wp almost forgotten springs. Per- i 2! sonally--well, we're more or less G84 ~ on the fence. LAL ; LR » * * - . jad Still, we can remember when 37 i \ "modérns" of a bygone day used ie ¢ to laugh scornfully at. Grandma's: HL . belief that a poultice of mouldy Assy bread was the finest thing ever for _ a_hard-to-heil sore. We-1949-'mo 775 derns" don't laugh at al when our tag (00. doctors use the very "same prin- i ciple, and call it penicillin, Maybe © the water witches hold adopt a - to be taken on hoard again. He was met. by pretty Rosamund 'Wilfley with a bottle of warm milk. Now he'll 'serve a stretch' in the Steinhart Aquarium, ringers in: to 24% = "ealls, the judges used calipers to oid in thelr decisions, * Heck, when our gladiators really ladd into thelr pitching, you. didn't need any foud speaker system to keep you Informed of how things were going. Although the country estate was-in-a fairly secluded spot, folks with good ears eould tell who was winning 'way down in Hogg's Hollow, a good four' miles away. * And as for lima, We didn't bother -aboiit gadgets "such ag that: In fact, we had what you might * © call a sort of "house rule," fre- " Rivers of Ink And Lemonade " what must be the most remarkable -very 'sweet and science. is still "no- French _.scientists have analyzed _ river. in the world--the so-called . Ink River in Algeria, Its name is not symbolic. It merely stdites the truth, which applies not only to the coloring of the water, but to its chemical composition" as .well. This is a stream of real ink. The | 'Tok, River originates from wo sources, lone of which contains a' considerable - -amount * of fron salts, while the other abounds in 'lead oxide. It jis the combination of these two subsfances that -makes ordinary ink.- The liquid is 'thick enough to be used for writing, Anothér unusual river is in the State of Nebraska. Its water tastes searching for the reason. There-are sugar plantations along its banks. Neither are -thére-any_néar- . by sources of saccharinej which --quently Invoked when the evening shadows were starting to settle and the: athletes: tended tb become slightly weary and inaccurate. This . rule "stated" that any shoe which "Janded within the limits = of the - estate was elose enough "to be eounted. . * * * The only othér rule we Pecall. was- one which said that anybody whose shoe vanished over the brow of the hill and landed in the bog at | --the bottom had to g¢ HO 0 and retricve it direct, without any detour in the - direction of the barn where the first ald station was; located. : * But for all their forsy burround- ings and up-to-date trimmings, the , ~ U.S. horseshoe champions don't --} 'seem to be in any ddnger af amas- sing unwieldly amounts of wealth at their calling. The ultimate Vie- tor, Fernando lsais of Los Angeles --a guy who scored as many as 91 100 consecutive tries-- won 34 'out of his 35 matches in _the tournament, which mut be al- most par_for the course) : » But al he took home in the" way of folding money was a mere $400. Why, there wasn't;an athlete taking rt in our Pool 'and Poker Club N ih who didn't earn far more _than that per month. * * * "Although not, it must be sorrow- ; fully 'admitted, for-his skill in piteh- ing horesshoes. ' : The Healing Railway 'Electric trains, so people are apt to consider, are a fairly new method of transport but Ursul# Eason writes Interestingly ol" the very first hydro ~ electric railway in the world. This, which is in Northern Ireland, was designed in 1879 and is mow _called; the Portrush Electri¢ Tramway. It, still runs to the Giaht's Causeway, - along. line - of octagonal rocks, stretching out to 'sea, The Causéway --is--one of the great geographical * euriosities of the British Isles, for the natural rocks look -exactly as though they had been hand cut. The antique 'railway runs along the 'edge ..of the cliff and 'the little op€n-sided carriages are roofed now, though they were not in the early days, when passengers got more than they wanted 'of the extremely 'bracing North Antrim air. 2 : The oldest employee of the rail way is Robert Scott, who has been . working on it for fifty-seven years, --and~ he told Miss Fason about its early. days. The maih change since then has been the rgmoval of - the third rail which carried the power. __This_rail_was:situated--betweon--the--|- railway car and the ditch and was _.stipported on wooden posts about eighteen inches high. There was dif- ficulties and;-agcording to Mr. Scott, the vompay was pot allowed enough curtent for the little live rail, so that fifty ycars ago it was taken away and the overhead sys- tem adopted. Ursala Eason remarked that this was surely. a good 'thing as a live rail in such a prom- inent position must have been rather dangerous? Mr.¥Scott countered such a suggestion with the story { of the old countrywoman from the district who u : e-rail every evening. She was warned that, despite her copious skirts, the habit was a dangerous one but she xefused to give up her apparently foolhafdy practice becduse, she*eaid, it eased . rivers from the soil' "istence quite unexpectedly in 1930, _ an abnormal rise in the level of cer- "ally leading tothe bursting forth of sometimes does-become dissolved in This sweet river canie into ex- and since then "has increased "in size. Geologists believe ithis rare, natural phenomenon was caused by 'eventu- tain "subterranean waters, the new river. The Rio de Vinigre, a river which 'marks the boundary between Chile and Argentina, is known as the Acid River because its water is - it was found cheaper to buy. SUGAr 'diluted bitter beer. Yet there is no" 'to the reflection from the color. _ Niassaland, "yellow "mud it carries 'downto the native word for: river, i fact that We fan't!""" her rheumatism, ; almost as acid as lemon juice, By adding a small quantity of sugar - to a glass of its water, a beverage can be obtained similar to lemon- ade. ® "One eliterprising Atetionin actu- ally started a company to transport thousands: of gallons of water from the sweet river in Nebraska to the Rio de Vinagre. The idéa was to supply aerated table waters for the thirsty-Argentinians;-but-in the end. on the spot. h The River Engari Niuki, in East Africa, 'has water which tastes like alcohol in it. The natives boil it before drinking to get rid of the chemicals it contains. However, it seems to have no detrimental effect on animals, who drink it as if it were ordinary water. 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