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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-18

New York. oct. l7.--of the, seven
ouantIco robbers the Adams EAprsss
company believe three are now unuff
arrest. President Weir OF the Adams
Express company says the Cuno ell'tu q
slispeet is ore Of the three men under
surveillance who passed through front
Royal. Va. last Monday nlght Ihey
bought new clothes at Front Royal
and were traced 20 Norfolk ana q
Western traiu. subsequently Two %
the men were apprehended ~ cherry
Run and sent 10 jail al Martinsburg.
The third escaped. but was oYertekcn
al Cumberland and is now under ar
rest there, where the only money, 50
Tar as reported, was found. Four
men in the robbery have vet TO pt
accounted for.
Nj. Weir Is positive the total amount
stolen does not exceed $4,000. and
even that amount IS likely 10 be re-
duced by further reports.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-18

OF = alsres and crooks Following
the Circus.


Yes.eF,ay WIS red-iettsr day for
Ire eapp4rs. and they employed their
advantage 10 no mean purpose. This
tact is ai,estsa ~ the number ef
to1ei, looking 90 say the isasu char
sctsrs mat occupy the city prison this
ncrning.
"a officers knew the character ~
the litnn army thni follows q big cir
Gus aud prepared for them in advance
From the hief down they worked
With a royal will and those who es-
capped their watchful eyes were hid
saen. ~ evidence Of this nearly e
re jailed ~ the different patroinen
! ~ detectives Ten Talbot leads the
II glih about six and has good cases
y. iaat them All. He was ubiquitous
- nlmnlpesent yestsTasy and showed
n ..trainiuE for detective work from
citly morning I'LL midnight
+ Ddcers Holt and Copp arrested
a. giving his name aa John Boss
ed hia hofae AZ California. They got
h.o big revoiyers on his person, ana
then arrested twg OF HE pals Tor
thef
IN fact this Clans Of people received
very poor encouragen snt IN this clts,
and q is expected that the town VIII
b. called bad names 10 nbundauce
when once they snake its dust OF their
feet
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-18
IA Last Resor.

Mr.. ]. n. Myles says Of 3.
the Fort Worth specialist Ns'
began to suffer from catarrs. :.
got stopped up and I haa ~. ~ e
Guilty in breathing; would AN, ~ ''l
spit constantly. and had ,sxs,, y
aches. Finally began to be A.. ~, =
noises in my ears. and then Il, I. y =
ach became weak and woul. ~ w.
in .he mornings. Tried an IL. y
medicines and many noted ss. sS
Saw Or. Dernis advertlse,rs, ,'''''a
consulted him and am now wei, !. =
man" Mr.. Myles is well kno,'. I, u u
zen of Arcadia, in this state Y "
]. NJ. shaw. cashier Flrs, M
bank. Navasota. says. -pr rssa
cured me OF deafness OF long H., y. u.
in two months"
DR.. DENNIS will treat all cbss. 49,.
ing this week for SO per ,no, s's \
cured. including medicines p~ ~.
graduate OF three OF the best ' ,,n,
in tile world. with long exper,s sS''s /.
cures after all others faiI XXI
block, corner Seventh ana per.:..
M diseases OF the eve. "a. ~
throat and lungs cured. ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-18

New Workers rutdnE IN Money on
Political Chnnces.

New York, oct. l7-Elcctlon betting
in mis- city ig pretty lively Just now.
Phlle Dwyer, the well known h3raeman
and pinpEer. atopped campaign talk
In the ST. James hotel last night b.
betting 5000 Ia 1900 with a man named
BrlttOn that Morton would be governor
The money was put no and Mr. Dwyer
announced that any one who wanted
more could set u.
stephen Smith. In Republican head
quarters Saws he has plenty OF money
with whlch 10 bot on Morton at 100
20 70, but he has found few takers.
pale faced llttle man, with red
ncoStls and diamond 10 hls shirt
front below it. pushed into p-lmouico's
last night, when IL was crowded and
announced that be would Ike to bet
$1,000 Co 5000 on Nathan BtrauBa. Ho
was promptly accommodated by a
member OF the group Of brokers sitting
az one Of the tables.
Dave Gideon, he wcll known horse
man ana member Of the firm OF Gideon
g DAILY, who heads the list OF the win.
ming owners this season, bot $1,000 even
an Strauss. Gideon gave Al Smith
$1,000 more TO bet against some Wal
street mon at even money. but later ir
the afternoon he decided 20 rest with
his present outlay.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-18

An Omaha judge WI, Wanted ."
Get at Editor ross,vatsr.

Omaha. Neb., Oct ia thousaud
people crowded the criminal branch OF
the district court this morning 20 wiz
ness the second chapter Ia the eonfi =
Of authority between Judge scott ~
that department and the other ive
judges Of the district relative 10 trans
fcrring the libel case against Eaitor
Rosewater Of the Bee TO GONE other
judge, owing TO the Allegation OF
prejudice made against Scott
After cfiticislng the other Judges
for interfering Ia the AFFAIR. Judge
Scott, on motion Of the county d.
torney. dismlsssd the case. deciarin 3
that II he could not tn the case II
should moi be tried. Preparations have
been made by the other judges TO Sc
cure supreme court maud anus !"
c01apel Scott 10 transfer the case
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-18

A CraspinE san-in-Iaw wants to
Curtaii an Ola Lady's ENpeaaes.

A Crashing san-in-Iaaw wants to
ourtaii an Ola Lady's ENpsRass.
chicago. 90; l7-Mrs Eliza Carson
Is said to b. most eccentric old lazy:
Although she has reached the ed
vaneed age OF -. her love for the ven
amounts TO almost mania, and SHE
spends nearly an u her time upon g.
She is spending her fortune as wen,
IL ~ altered. and In ten ycars, % 10
claimed. has poured SS003l into the
Golfers o. the Atlantic steamship COM
panies. II is because OF this alleged
unuauui propensity Tor squanderinG
money that julius RohrbHGk her Ton-
in-law. mas asked the probate court
20 app1iat a cunservglor TO intt
charge and save what she has left
Ten years Hgo be says. She had for
tune Of tiiQ.0l and all bur $4,000 has
zone 20 fratlfy tie old lady'u desire
Tor travel During that time ~hs has
crossed the Atlantic fifty times, ana
during the last year she has fairy
lived on tho ocean, as che hos been
across thirteen times Stree January J.
Mr. NohrbucE thinks she IA no longer
possessed OK fNuad reason, he states
10 the court that he fears that she
VIII be robbed or murdered III sne Is
allowed no continue BIER tfius. Tor she
always carries her entire fort .ue a
tlu box whereyfr she goes. H-r sou-in-
law fears that she VIII leave fo- New
YORK lu q day or Two unless prevented.
Her friends ray hat she seldom leaves
the steamships DO England but re-
turns with the first western trip.
Lately she has not been oH me steam-
ar Tor more than q day Or Two az n
time. on nearly au the biz lines she
ia wei known and has never met with
any ml4furIlnr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-18
nuN AGAINST TUE LAW.
wyoming Corporation Trying TO
Coerce Employee

Cheyenne. Wyo., Oct III. +. Pierce
candidate for state auditor on the
Peoples party ticket has been notified
by George l.. Black, assistant superin-
tsudent OF the Union Pacific Coal com
pauy that ne must either withdraw
from the ticket or leave the employ
Of the company. The law OF the state
makes II an offense punishable by hne
% 500 % $500 for any individual or
corporation 70 Interfere with employees
or IN any way TO prevent thcm from be-
coming candidates for olice. Chair
man Merritt has decided 20 serve notice
upon the coal company not 70 violate
thia law, and win offer reward "
5000 for conviction OF any person
guilty OF such violation.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-18
Ikls,lINsKrs DEATn.
The Friends of the cInr's Victim
Want HIS Body.

Buffalo, " Y. Oct. 17.--When news
OF the death OF Stanisiaus klsmihski
IN a Warsaw prison rcsched Ms
friends and relatives 10 Bunslo yester-
day. they sought. through Attorney
w W. SGperstqn. to take steps 10
secure the BODY u possible. a letter
was mailed 10 Edwin f. Uhl. scllns
secretary Of state saying; 1t IS 20
be hoped the efforts you made 70 "a IN
Kisminskrs re{eaBe viii not be dlmin-
ishcd un-A~ The truth Of the report OF
-i1fB- Death is substantiated. ana II ne -
dead the remains TO be turned over TO
ihia government. as a ylndlcatlou for
his unjust Imprisonment, at least, as
the only authentic evidence To his
family OF his death"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-18

Chicago, I'LL. Oct. lJ-An interna-
tlonal anti-sambling association has
been Incorporated under the laws OF
Illinois and with headquarters in CHI
eago. The Incorporation are. Edward
". Con-. the Rev, William g CLARK
and Thomas II. McAulcy. All OF wlsom
have hitherto taken active part In
moral reforms. The board OF managers
include; Miss Francis ~. willard,
Miss Ada G. sweet, W. j, Onahan, Or.
Ewarth. Hackott Stevenson, Edward Il,
Con and others. The organization Is
the outgrowth OF the anti-gambllng
crusade in this city and the purpose Is
TO enlist the lecturers and likewise
crysta.ize public sSS~lncnt throughout
the country against ,gapibllng.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-18

No one Present in Washington 90
Represent Great Britain.

Washington, Oct. 17.-There has been
no British representative IN washing
ton for several months as the am
bassador, charge, and under secretary
have been abroad or at the sea shore.
In view OF this absence OF all the en-
hussy officials there Is added DOUBT
Of the truth OF the reports that Great
Britain has made q formal proposition
to this country to iutercede Ia the
China-Jspan war, which has been re-
jeeted by this country. Such an i'm
portant proposition would hardly be
made BY mail.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-18

Philadelphia, Pa. Oct, l6.--John L.
Sullivan summoned party Of news
paper men to the theatey where he is
Ming an engagement and said that Al
Johnson has offered to back him for
$1,000 a side 10 fight the winner Of the
comipg Corbett-Fitssimmon fight
and he thinks he win 20 In FOR Il.
Eoweyer, he thinks Corbett Will not
fight "I4nnky Bob Hes got too
much money, AMI marrind men don,
wSnt 70 take any chunceH.'
He added: II quit drinking last
sunday anj am Enlnz 20 be ai'isa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-18

q. .,.,r.t hpt he and Wiltams were able
~ wax to their homes Ia the vicinity,
beir injuries being stigma There have
been a number OF accidshts since WORK
w. resumed on the hfidge, but the
c5npany have taken no chances on a
rs-surrelee OF the horror az last Deesin-
- seyg-sl times when 1.-The wind has
f,ined i high velocity the men have
sssn called from the work until IT has
-ritslded
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-18

Dubuque. Iowa, oct. 17.--Dubuque
sports wore treated TO a brutal and
novel entertainment last night at kim
ball park. In Wisconsin. It was a
fight between chained and muzzled
bear aud two bulldogs. After a hard
contest. In which the bear used his
front feet to good advantage. he was
hnally worsted one Of his ears being
torn off The betting was IN favor
OF the dogs, and considerable money
changed hands.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-18

Atlanta, Ga, oct 1.-THE building
committee for the women's department
of the Cotton States and International
exposition has de lded unanimously to
employ a WON architect, and offer
premiums for tte best design from
women. Competition Is open 70 women
everywhere, Those who wish to COM
pete are invited 20 correspond with
Mrs. Il. c. Peters OF Atlanta, who will
furnish all necessary Information.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-18

Washington. oct 1.-THE condition
OF the crops Of Europe for 1894 Ia given
in the forthcoming report of the sta.
tistician Of the agricultural department
for October.
The estimated wheat harvists amount
to 1,435,ll0,000 Winchester bushels
against a regular consumption Of L.
COO bushels as the approximate require.
ment from abroad.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-18

Columbia, S. G, Oct, i7.-charles II.
Williams and william Pearson. white
farmers, between whom for years bad
blood has existed, had a fatal duel
yesterday morning in Orangeburg
county, The two men met In the fields
and both commenced firing al the same
time. The guns were loaded with
buckshot. and Pearson was instantly
killed. Williams Is badly wounded
about the head, but TO what extent is
not known.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-18

Three More Men MaimeI ny M Ac-
cideut On the Onto Htver bridge.

Thrcc more Wen MntueI NY mn Ac-
cideut On the Onto uIver bridge.
Louisville, Ky, Oct. 1.-THE Inflated
new Louisville and Jeftersonville bridge
was the scene of another accident
shortly after l O'Clock today. Three
men were hurt one perhaps fatally,
The accident was caused by the falling
OF part OF the false work under the
fourth span, which had just been COM
pleted and locked. The men were en-
gagged in removing the false work,
which is to be transferred TO the NTH
and last span to be completed. They
were at work on the first bent or di-
vision OF the structure. The top tim
bers had nearly all been removed and
the remainder OF the section collapsed.
Harry Williams, Tim Prosney and Lee
Millhause OF Beaver Falls, Pa, fell
with T. All dropped into a barge be-
low with the falling timbers. Mill
hause sustained a fracture Of the right
arm and two ribs, He also received in
,ernai injuries and II Is thought he
will die Prosney's arm and back were
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-18

Little Rock, Ark, Oct. iT-charles
Dlncy. maohlnlst. was arrested to-
day, charged with attempting to out
rage Miss Sadie Smith. q respectable
white girl When the news spread tho
air became thick with threats 10 lynch
the prisoner but the prompt action
OF Judge Lee In ordering a preliminary
trial and the promise that justice would
he ,aetAA aut AiiaLssd panular ftellne.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-18

Kingston, Jamaica, Oct l7.-Advices
President Hippolyte and his minister OF
war had hand-to-hand light in the
palace a few days ago The minister
Of war was badly whipped in the en-
counter. and is still confined with his
iufuripa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-18

extra ipree 81 'ssii bows has been alise
and also many additional skilled watt
era. together villa 81 endorsement OF
the force ia every department. Guests
VIII here ind everything more convtn-
tent than at any Other hotel in the
city for taking IN the fair. All the
paradcs pass Directly under the wa.i-
Street carz 70 and from the grounds
right at the door.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-18

Cherry Run, W. Va, Oct. l7-rh,.,
men who are supposed 10 be thovs ~
held up the Richmond, Frederic sh MI
and Potomac train last Friday ntsh,
and rohbed II OF large amount VS.
eornered here yesterday by GONE asnu-
ties After hard aght two Of ths nss,
were captured. sNe iaen
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-18

Tacoma, Wash, Oct 1.-THE two
mau;ed schooner Nora Haskins, In ball
last from San Francisco to Grains
fiarbor, broke her rudder and was
washed ashore yesterday morning on
Petetaon's Point, near ocouta, on the
Pacific coast. One man was lost, and
the balance Of the crew were saved.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-18
ArcmsoN rFrAlns.
CIews Chargea Either Lying o,
Fraud.

New York, oct. lT,-Regarding the
statement ~ the Boston News Blu
reau yesterday that the Atchison pro-
tcutivt committee had secured proxies
enough TO lrgrr4 the success OF their
tir@et az the approaching election,
Horny Clows said today; III the
Aleh.son beard has 100000 shares in
proxies, as they claim, 1t evidently
means that there has been an over
Issue Of 100000 shares. II is not true
that tie GthCr slde has the Amsterdam
prONN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-18

Portuguese Demornifzed and Eng
IIsh Marines Acting as Protectors.

JOHANNESBURG. oct. 17.-Many inhabl-
tants OF the neiThborhood OF Delagoa
bay are embarklng on board ships
bound for Natal.
The Portuguese authorities at Lou
renzo, Marquese, are completely de-
moralized Marines landed from the
British Runboat Thrush are protecting
the interest Of British residents.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-18
coNrLlcrINc srArEmnNrs,
strikers and manufacturers Each
Claim Victory.

New York, Oct. 17.--No termination
OF the clonk-makers strike is yet prob
able, While some smaller manutac-
turers have surrendered, the larger
houses stand out unitedly and firmly.
The president OF the manufacturers
association says of the ten thousand
people who went ON strike, less than
"a third have returned to work.
on the other hand. the strikers clnim
to have scored substantial victory
and say that already most Of their peo-
pie have been taken back at the ad-
vanccd scale.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-18
rIanrlNa nn oonlIeAN.
A Damnrcd Constable Wants DAM
Ages From the Race Horse NInn.

chicago. H., ocL l7.-in % suit died
against Edward Corrlgan one NJ the
proprietors Of the Hawthorne r1co
track, Constable John Herfy Cunning
ham asks FOR $500 O00 damages Tor an
alleged assault from which he Lost
the use OF one ~ hls eyca. The con-
stable. on September Il, was given a
at7te mnrrRnt FOR the arrest OF Cor
riEun FOR operating uoolrnln m com
nection with his track, Constable
Cunningham wont out 10 the track -
serve the writ, hue WAS resisted, lie
says CurrlEan hit him several blows.
and finally served a warrant on him
for uoapaaaing, uniec which no wGs
confined for three dags. on a hearing
he was discharged. ple VI curugan a
blows, plaintin claims fellsd him 10
the ground ana he was Kicked about
the head and upon the righ. eve, llls
injuries affected his sight and his dis
ability "a permanent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-18

Colorado Springs. Col. oct. 17.--The
remain Of James Cannon. who was
shot and killed by Deputy Sheriff sterl-
ing, was sent to Cripple Creek and es-
corted by q committee from the Min
ers' Union and Society OF Liberty and
Loyalty. Short was taken to the hos
pital, Up to midnight threats made
by the Bull Hin miners to sack Color
ado Springs had not been carried out.
Every thing Is quiet
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-18

ent man. Then IN Fight anybody that
couits along ara only or the stage
Tor short time"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-18

The patrons Of Or, Prices Baking
T, WIDER having tested It's merits com
prehcnd It's value.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-18

DR. Prices Baking Powder Ia perfect
In every requisite IA a housekeoper's
friend.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-18

Why docs real economy prescribe the
usc OF Dr. Prices Baking Powderg
Because Il Is stronger purer aud moro
wholesome than any other,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-18

BY Its superb qualities Dr. Prices
Cream Baking Powder has become in
e0mparnbly the household faYorlte.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-08

For sale by Z c, NJ Drug Depart.
ment sole agents Tor Salt Lake City,
Ual
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-08
WILL G.. SEARs,
Clerk Of Mission,
FACTS ABOUT IRRIGATION.
The Amount OF water Essential 10 the
Growth Of wheat and Grass Crops.

The Amount OF water Essential 10 the
Growth Of wheat and Cra.. Crops.
A widespread interest 10 oyinoed in
tho experiments In irrigation reported
FROM timo 20 time by Director ,. W.
snnborn Of the Utah agricultural col.
lego station. A lato bulletin reports tho
results OF four years Of experimentation
a. 10 tho relation between tho amount
Of water used aud the crop yield, soil
fertility and the exit through drains Of
tho mz.tols hoid IN solution In tho wa
ter applied.
Tho experiment IL regarded Of tho
very highest importance in that Il deals
with tho right amount Of water ossou-
tial 10 tho growth Of wheat and grass
crops, but more especially as It approx.
imatCly determines whether tho mata-
rails Of plant growth held Ia solution by
irigatiug waters are talon mp by tho
| soil or wh0thOr tho water Ia passing
through tho soil actually has added TO
it soluble matters already IN the soil be-
fore the application Of the water A
solution OF this question would bo OF
value mainly TO those who, carolossly
or otherwise, uFU au excess of wator--an
excess That results in prcolUti1u.
Such excess Of water 81 used all over
Utah Those occupying lower lands nro
mado oognizaut OF 10 by tho increase Ia
saturad1n OF thoir soils due 20 tho in
huoncn Of wat0g applied ou high lands.
cossity The TRIAL has ygluu % those ia
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-08

In circular issued by tho depart.
mont Of agriculture tho Hungarian
bromc grass IS described ns being adapt
cd 20 mnuy sections. In light soils, cs.
pccially IN giuus subject 10 extremes
Of heat or long periods Of drought or
where tho land cannot be adapted TO
tho growth Of the Gncr and higher grade
grasses. Hungarian bronze may bo rec
ommcndcl 10 Is doubtless valuable as
a constituent iu permanent meadows or
pastures and may have especial valuc in
tho south for winter grazing on lands
whore frequent rotation Is pracuced or
asirtd Co. Introduction should be- made
with caution, because II may thorc prove
pest hardy loss troublesome than com.
mon couch or witch grass Atthe Rocky
Ford experiment station, Colorado, tho
hungarian bronze has proved tho ear.
licst and best grass tried Professor
Huntley saws that there g. no doubt
about its making two crops per year.
40 tho Arkansas valley experiment sta.
toin Ina Otoro county IL has been disoov.
cred that this grass is great plant for
bUfr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-08

Faiiowipe ,ar a faw weeks In this way
will firm tbe soil beneath and leave a
fine seed led almost free from weeds of
an inch or two in depth Timothy seed
sown broadcast or with scedor and put
In with LIGHT drag will make fine
stand undo such circumstances.
There h. p.rbap, NO part Of seneral
farming loss understood than the use Of
"nurren crgp. for grasses and clovers.
Farmers ask. WHOM recommended the
sowing OF clover and grass seeds hy
tbonsoI,, 90 tbs voupg plants will not
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-08
fALL 8GlUINa Or TIMOTHY

iced without Grnlu Nurso Crops a Hin.
drnuor to Grasses and Cloycrs.
In many sections tho fall seeding of
timothy viii prove o success il C0udi,
tluns ato favorable First there must bo
enough moisture In tho soil TO sprout
the seed and maintain the young grass
plants An ideal seed bed can be formed
10y blowing s.ubblo land early and Cul.
tlNauug 30 Oyvry time tho weeds hayo
started well, cuayng the weed seeds 20
grow and then killing the young weed
rTt5 with tho shnllow cultivation.