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UNION ENPELS MILITIiWAN
And Hounds Him From Ills En'piO, ,mcnt |
IN schenectady.

SCHENECTADY, y. Y, Nov. l3.-William
Potter, a painter of this city, has been ex-
PEELED from his labor union and his EN-
ploycrs forced to discharge him because
he was a member Of the National Guard
of the State and served with his company
at the time the troops were ordered to
Gl'ns Falls by Gov. Odel to suppress
disorder and prevent acts of violence
during the strike on the Hudson Valley
Railroad.
Potter was discharged this week by his
employers, who were obliged to comply
with the dictates of the local Painters
and Decorators Union or have their other
employees go on strike The following is
a verbatim copy of the letter sent TO Shaier
& Barry, Potter's cmploys -, from Local
Union No. 80, Brotherhood of Painters
and Decorators Of America punctuation
and spelling same as in originaD:
SCHENECTADY. y. Y. Now.
shIf'r and Bdrrg: Gentlemen -
This i 10 certify that MIR. William Potter
was eNplci from Local Union No. 02, Cause
being member Of tie National Guard Com
trarr TO our rtis Hs laid down Ia our national
by laws and tie members OF local union no
G2 refuse to work with Mir William Potter
FARSK &. SHEFFFR. Pres
DorGL.ss ". PRATT. Recording Secy.
II j. said that this action was taken by
the local union with the full sanction Of
the Trades Assembly Of Schenectady.
Shaler 4 Barry, on di-CharGing Potter
expressed their regret az the necessity and
gave him letter of recommendation as "a
good mechanic. willing TO work for his
employers interest"
In setting forth the facts in this case in
a communication to u newspaper here
this evening. Potter asks:
VIII the citizens Of schenectady allow
this attempt 20 deprive an honest citizen
of a chance TO earn a living to be
succcsoful?"
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SIXTEEN GIRLS FAINTED.
work In q knitting MN stopped because
a Girl Prickcd a Finger With 4 Needle.

UTICA. Nov. l3 Work in the finishing
department of the Capron Knitting MIL,
this city, was halted to-day as the result Of
nearly score Of girls employed in the de-
partment suddenly iainting One Of the
young women running machine puncture d
her finger with needle, and forthwith
n ave vent 10 piercing scream. Her fell
Cow workwomen across the table promptly
tainted. Other girls in the room, fearing
that some terrible accident had occurred,
collapsed one by one, until sixteen in all
had tainted. The victims were removed
to the open air and subsequently, taken TO
ltheir hones, The remainder Of the en-
p.oyres in the department were so un-
n"rvcd by the shock that Supt. Drugan
was compccd 10 shut down shop for tho
remainder of tho dav.
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VI POHCw.
n W,ip,,SE.
VI. NiETSKY
TRAIN RORDERS FOILED.
Engineer Pushes Train Through Despite
,Oi,ers-Thc Men Arrest csi.

INDIAEAPoILs, Nov. i3.-When the Monon
passenger train drew up TO the station at
Cyclone, Clinton county, this morning,
four men approached it and covered the
engineer and fireman with revolvers. Tho
train had not stopped when the four men
appeared. and the engineer turned on the
steam and he and the fireman. both OF
whom had dropped to the floor Of the cab,
pushed two Of the men off as they sought
to board the engine.
Az the train pulled away the robbers fired
several shots at it, but no one was hurt.
The offers at Frankfort were not flied
and the Sheriff summoned a posse and soon
had the four men arrested. They said
they were from Cincinnati and gave their
names as Charles johnson, John Mock,
Frank Smith and Harry Gray. They are
all about n years old
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II Is Proposed TO Explode ESQ Tons OF
Powder At One shot.

REDDISG, Cal, Nov, i3-The Mountain
Copper Company is considering a novel
method for opening up its famous Iron
Mountain m ne. In order to overcome tie
fires burning in it's ore beds, it is propc :, d
to explode 250 tons of powder at one shot
and blow Oft the top of the mountain. If
done it will be touched off about New Years,
With the work accomplished it will he
possible to WORK the property in the open
and not he troubled by the fumes of burning
ore in the many tunnels that penetrate the
maintain
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ISABEL IRVING'S HOME ROBBED.
"NilIstoncs" on South Branch OF Railway
River Entered by burglars.

RAILWAY. n. j., Nov. 13.-It was discov-
cred Yesterday that 'Millstones," the sum
mer home of Miss Isabel Irving, the actress
had been entered by burglars and ran
sacked. Several curios We're stolen and
a quantity Of jam and sweetmeats was
sampled and taken away.
Miss Irvings summer home IL situated
on the south branch of the Railway River
In the southwestern part of the city. II
has been closed since the latter part Of the
summer. The robbery was discovered
when one of Miss Irving's sisters returned
Yesterday
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4 SUICIDE, NEHLY INSURED.
Chicago ,Ian shoots Himself In the Park
Had q 81 900 Policy.

A man committed suicide by shooting
himself yesterday afternoon on bench
near the West Drive in Central Park at
iO4th street. He was taken to Presby
terian Hospital, where he died at s o'clock
last night without having regained con-
sciOusness
A recently issued New York Life Insur-
ancc Company policy for 81 900 was found
in his pockets, 1t was made out To Patrick
j. II. McCann, q years old, Of Chicago
Besides this he had $40 and bagga se
check of the Erie Railroad from New York
to Chicago.
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NILE 4 MINITE ny TROLLEY.
RecOrd.Isreaking hur In the Early Morn.
Ing From lle, Gland to Toledo.

CLEVELAND. Nov. 13.--The record Of the
fastest time ever made on long distance
run by a suburban trolley car is now held
by the Lake Shore Electric Company. A
special car carrying crowd Of American
Eagles. who had been attending a ccle-
bration here. made the run from Cleveland
TO Toledo, distance Of 100 miles, in hours
10 minutes this morning.
Al one place on the trip the car covered
an eight-miIe straight-away strip of track
in seven minutes. For sixty miles Of the
trip the rate of a mile minute was main
tanned. The car left the public square
at A. NJ, arriving at Toledo at 6l0:
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DISBROW 10 co on STAND.
WIN Tell All We knows OF the Murder Of
nDimpleu laMrcncc.

RIvERHEAp, l.. l., Nov. l3--It was an
nounced to-day by a close friend Of Louis
Disbrow that the latter. who is awaiting
trial for the murder Of "Dimple" Lawrence
in I lana Bay at Good Ground, L. L. last
June, would testify in his own behalf nj
the trial next January and tell all he knows
of the events leading up to the murder.
Rowland Miles, counsel for Disbrow,
refused To discuss this phase of the care
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HELLO, LET'S GET MARRIED.
DEF etcrmination OF a Baseball Manager as lie
Was Riding ALONG on n Trolley Car.

Charles Keller, manager of the Pcarsall
Baseball Club Of Jersey City, and Miss Anna
Rich Of rs West Nineteenth street, Bavonue,
started out on Tuesday evening to attend a
ball at Columbia Hall in Ocean avenue,
Jersey city While riding in a trolley car
they suddenly reached Tn" conclusion to
get married, They stopped at the house
OF the Rev. Mr.. Schumnnn in B1 yonue,
and hurried 10 the ball after the ceremony.
The marriage was formally announced
Yesterday
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ARTISTIC THREATS BY MAIL.
Rt SSIiN NIHILISTS PICK OUT
4 FEW VICTIMS.
whom They Promise to Poison by Letter
in Default Of 81 900 Ap,ece-Pr0saio
Police watch the General Deliv.
cry and Nab q ships Carpenter.

The letters were all alike and at the top
Of each, written in red ink. was the fol-
lowing:
Your life in danger. Read It all over.
but with care"
The letter written in black ink continued
We. the sender OF this are leader OF Rus
sian Nihilists We are here with secret order
bit not able to do what wanted from us,
because we lost great part of our money.
II we don't I'LL out our order can lose our
life. In six weeks We have money again on
secret way from Russia but then it IL too
latn.
Because we like our life we try TO save US
In any kind OF way and don't care IL fifty other
people shall die about that We need abolt
5000 and picked ont "A dozen names In New
York and pulled out three OF them which
have to help us out with sl.O), each. Ono
Of these names are YOU. therefore YOU have
to lend Va 81, 900 for six weeks till we have
our money.
crnele-t and terrhest way with our secret
full East Indian poison We are able to make
n poor unhappy lunatic out of you for ths
rest OF your life Nothing saves you then.
Or We poison that everybody keeps you
for dead. but after eighty hours you awake
and then-you are buried alive.
our potSons are so fine that we can poison
a letter 40 that the reader of II i lost Now
take your chance in being poisoned or lend
US 1 .OOo for six weeks Don't think We
fool No We mean IT, II j. terrible earnest
Don't talk 10 ANYBODY. II Is your damage
II YOU should have anv loss caused by the
being without 81 900 for six weeks, let US
know the amount
We nay II with the other sum You have
to send tie money in Shines at a 500 each In
"A generally letter not registered. II we hnd
out We are watched We Nil that fellow, for
We have 10 care for our secret order. That
Is all. We glv" you time till Thursday at
O'Clock in the afternoon Then We send
somebody to the Post once NJ city Hail
Send tNC ! tier & & Barton. care OF the Post
O1ic". Now Norf city Now do rs YOU please.
but don't forget th' torr'blc earnest
&. {. BpToS tN'i'h irnt"nsky). Chief.
VI POHCw.
n W,IpDSE.
NJ METSKY
Copies OF this were sent ly mail recently
20 DR., 7. Lrvi, 80 Park avonu; j. -
Bennett, a coffee broker AZ 10 Fulton s.ro"t
G. r.. Bird"evc. lJ5 Hudson air.o'; v. &.
Jones, "A baHi.sr; Dr. ln,us Wei oi hGu,y-
sixth street and Park avenue, ard others.
1h"y we're turned over TO the ICEo".
Yesterday afternoon uHu asked ~
the general delivery window Ter nal
for Barton and va, arrested lie said h,
was William B'cE"r. ships Carpol.n'
on the steamer Amaricus, which riies b =
tween this port and Trindan. A nan II
City Hgll Park" IN" said, had asked hin
"a get 'h- l'tters al the Post Office. Becker
was locked rp.
The sun., 1902-11-14
BANKERS UOODEN WEDDING.
An Extra Months Salary TO Every Em.
pIoyee OF Speyer 4 60.

The twenty employees of the banking
house Of Speycr 4 Co. received on Wednes-
day as a gift from Mr.. James Speyer. the
head OF the firm. a full months salary in
celebration of the fifth anniversary of his
marriage. The total amount was about
5000.
Mr.. Speyer was married in November,
1897, to Ellen L. Prince, who was Mrs. John
A. Lowery.
The sun., 1902-11-14

Mlstook the Man for a Deer and shot
Him In the Neck,

GUILFoRD, Me, Nov. l3.--John IIagan, a
guide, was mistaken for deer yesterday
while hunting in the woods on the Penobscot
River, eight mile, above t he head Of Chesun-
cook Lake, and shot through the neck.
Hagan and a brother were guiding two
brothers named Wheeler from Providence
X ! p, on the West branch near what il known
as the Moosehorn. While travelling through
the woods in two parties, one of he Wheeler
brothers saw an object in the bushes a short
distance ahead and jumping on log shot
Hagan. Death followed instantly.
The sun., 1902-11-14

1t Goes rs Miles an Hour Against a Slight
Wind.
Special CaS!. Despatch 10 THE sun.

Special Ca5!s Despatch 10 THE sun.
PARIS, Nov. iS.-The airship built by
Pierre and Paul Lebiudy made three as
cents to-day near Moisson. 1t answered
the helm readily and promptly. and turned
constantly wnilc speeding al the rate of
twenty-five miles an hour against the
wind, which, however. was slight
The sun., 1902-11-14
DON'T WANT NEGRO COLLECTOR.
citizens OF Charleston. =. g.. Protest the
Appointment of Dr. ". ID. Crum.

CHARLESTON. $. c., Nov. l3.-Mayor
Smythc and some Of the leading citzeIs
OF Charleston have filed a protest with
Pres q, nj Roosevelt against the appoint
m"nt oi Dr. W. ID. Cruiu, a negro, for COL
leCtor of Customs, While no charges
can b. lodged against DR.. Crum, IL IL charged
hat his appointment would be obnoxious
On account OF his color.
The sun., 1902-11-14
Round Trip Ticket. to California

ON sale at all tckct ofces, Offering diversity of
routes gong and returning, VIA ChlCggo and North.
Western, lnlon Pacific aud southern pacinc Rail
ways. OfiCes' tGi 2s7 and $50 broadway, Adr.
The sun., 1902-11-14
ID. Pomsbiey Osle to Have Game Preserve.

PITTsrIELD, Mass, Nov. I'D Pomsbley
Ogle OF New York has bought $500 acres
of land in the town OF Monterey and is to
build castle on the property and to main
tain game preserve He is the next largest
landholder in Massachusetts, to ". c. Whit
ney. Mr. Ogle intends to breed buffalo,
elk, deer, moose and other game on the
preserve.
The sun., 1902-11-14
special Train to Princeton.

Account Vale vs.. Princeton football game Nov,
IS. via Pcnnsy lyan1 RAILROAD. Leave West 2si
-. station l0lj \. VI. and II Is \, NJ, returning
aNor me game. Regular trains Leave wsst 2sI
st. station SIS a. NJ. s25 A. N. and ~. IS 4 M-Adr,
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Reduced Rate to New Orleans.

Pennsylvania Railroad Hill sell irnm Nov 70 to
Is. account Convention of AucrSan Hardware
association, round trip tickets at s}GiS GOOD for
eleven dayS.-ldr
The sun., 1902-11-14
The Train Of the Century

j. the ~ hour train between New York and Chicago
Vic the New YORK Central and Lake Shore THE
goth Century Limilrd "--Adr
The sun., 1902-11-14

Fast trains that make time: smooth and level
tracks; charming scenery luxurious sleeping cars;
excellent dininc cars barber shop and bath: stock
reports and daily and weekly papers; ladies maids
and stcnog grnpherS buffet and library cars; cnrr-
teous and attentive employees: and centrally located
stations: few of the reasons for the marvellous
passengcr trafno Of the New York Central lines.
-Adr
The sun., 1902-11-14

"Black and white, the Popular Scotch.
Is all right-i a gcutlcman'S drink and suit
-ldr
The sun., 1902-11-14

No better food than Briarciin MIX, Dc.
lvcred from farm io consumer. -Adr.
The sun., 1902-11-14

Ladies' maids a special feature OF the Penn
svivanla Special. Ado.
The sun., 1902-11-14

Is A. the Instant command of business men on the
pcnnsyivHla Spsciai.-AdT
The sun., 1902-11-14

Specially recommended to gentlemen who ars
accustomc to smoking the nncst blends of cholc,
Turkish tobacco, Ado
The sun., 1902-11-14
burnett Extract of Vanilla
An Omciai Stenographrr

--tdr,
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-11-04
TEACHERs MEETING.

The second annual meeting of the
Western Nevada Teachers Associa-
ton will be held in Reno on November
"a, 25 and 10th. 1902.
The first annual meeting was held in
Wadsworth in 1901. This was one Of
the most pleasant and profitable gath
erings Of the profession ever held i n
the State. No effort will be spared 10
make the coming session also a not
able one
Prof. T. L. Heaton. Of the Depart
ment Of Education Of the University Of
California, will be chief instructor. He
will discuss Special Method in Teach
ing Reading He will also devote
considerable of his time to the prob
lens of our country schools.
Prof. Heaton win probably divide the
honors with another noted institute in
structor, an ex-state superintendent Of
an eastern State. If the services of
this gentleman can be secured, he will
present some Of the broader aspects Of
and Of the profession OF
teaching.
The work Of the meeting VIII be
practical and Of practical value. The
two gentlemen mentioned above, TO-
with our State Superintendent,
the President and Professors Of our
own University and the leading edu-
Of Nevada, will make the SEES
sion we'll worth attending.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-11-04
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

pepartment of the interior, Land ONCE at Car
son City, Nevada, September II, lsoS
Notice Is hereby given that the following
nareed settler has filed notice Of his intention
to make final proof in support Of his claim; and
that said proof will be made before kegister
and Receiver al. Carson City, Nevada, on mon,
stoad application No. SIG for the S. w; 4 otS
", u sec Ia f. !. of SIC. 4N.W.h Of 81 "A sec
is T. 10 N. r. 30 e. M. D, NJ. ,o
He names the following Witnesses 70 p,1ae
bis continuous residence upon ana cultivation
OF said and Viz ,5 ,-s,.,ls
Janes W kicharls OF tHilea Nrft'1'
Wiais ~ BroHni. oi 3fla d,
tpa,h 0rI "a Register
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-11-04
AT
Hon. P. L. Flanagan Given a
Rousing Reception.

Hon. P. L. Flanagan. who repre-
senied Washoe county in the State
Senate and is the Republican nominee
for Senator at this time, has been de-
MED the privilege of campaigning
earlier because he had a sick wife and
could not leave her until she began 10
improve. Senator Flanagan visited
Olinghouse canyon Wednesday and
met with a hearty. enthusiastic recep-
ton by the miners. 1t took several
teams from here to take the Senator
and some friends to the hills. He
made the rounds among all the mines
and met everybody there.
There Is no doubt that Senator Elan
igan should be elected. He is the best
man in this county today for the posi-
ton. All his interests are such that
they provide work, make business and
improve the country, advertise our re-
sources and give us a prosperity not
otherwise TO be acquired. Senator
Flanigan's best friends are among
poor men TO whom he has been kind
indeed.
If we desire to see the county pros
porous, with more work for the work
ing man, with more taxable property to
support schools and churches and So
cial institutions We must elect such n
terprising men as Senator Flanagan.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-11-04
NOTICE.
j. +. GEORGE.
ED. SHEARER.

Wadsworth, New. August Is, 1902
To james L. CROSBY, and to the Estate OF
James Shepley, deceased
You are hereby notified that | have expended
500 in labor and improvements upon the stand
ard mining claim in Olinghouse Canyon. White
Horse Mining District, Washoe County, Neva-
da in order to hold said premises under the
provisions Of section 1924 Revised Statutes OF
The United States, being the amount required
to hold the same fI the year ending December
81. 1902. And ii within ninety days from the
nubjication of this notice, you fail or refuse to
contribute your proportion of such expenditure
MS ~co-owners, your interest in said claim Will
become the property of the subscriber unoef
said section 1924.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-11-04
NOTICE.

Wadsworth, New, August 26, 1902.
To the heirs of Gilbert Alderman deceased and
any person or persons whom it may concern
You are hereby notified that We have expend-
ed 800 in labor and improvements upon the
Gus mining claim ia Olinghouse Canyon, White
Horse Mining District, Washoe County, Neya-
da, in order to hold said premises under the
provisions of section 1891, Revised Statutes of
the United StuteS. being the amount required
to hold the same for the year ending December
1891. And if within ninety days from the
publication of this notice. You fail or refuse to
contribute sour proportion of such expenditure
as co-owner, your interest in said claim will
become the property Of the subscribers und sr
said section 1924.
j. F. GEORGE.
ED. SHEARER.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-11-04
Hello

The latest High grade, High speed.
Ball bearing, lightest running and long
est lived Machines in America at bar
gains; also Of the best Shuttle ma
chimes. Do not be deceived but see
them and try them before purchasing
any other. Edwin Fowler. the Sewing
Machine man, agent. Clough and
Crosby Block, Reno. Phone black "a.
81 OF
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-11-04
A BICYCLE

Terminated with an ugly cut on the
leg of J. B. Orner, Franklin Grove. Ill.
1t developed a stubborn ulcer unyield-
ing to doctors and remedies for four
years. Then Bucklen s Arnica Salve
cured. It's just as good for Burns.
Scalds. Shin Eruptions and Piles. 25c.
at all Dealers.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-11-04
Democratic Silver Ticket

Democratic Silver Tickle
Churchill County
For State Senator
GEO ERNST
For Assemblyman
THoS DOLE
For Sheriff
HENRY ClRAC
For Clerk
W H SlFFORD
For Recorder
G w LIKES
For Assessor
CHAs WIGHTMAN
For Treasurer
H KENT
For District Attor1 ey
w C GRIMES
For Surveyor
THOS w KENYON
For Commissioner-long term
E S HARTMAN
For Commissioner-Short term
CHAS L ALLEN
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-10
SIMPSONS SAD CONDITION.
The AdmiraI's Mind n Blnnk-DOes
Not Know His Family.

RuSVON, Feb. TO-. 4 friend Of the
Sampson family. who. when the rear
admiral WAS stationed If the local ma
W yard. was in particularly close
touch with him and who has Just re-
turned from Washington. is RESPONSE
bic for the statement that Admiral
SInpSon's mind is an absolute blank.
lie says that it IL Il question of a few
days. or Ii few weeks at The utmost,
before he admiral passes away.
admiral Sampson is oIliviouS to
rvrr,thilg." he says. lie is unable
to recognize oven the members Of his
family, who surround his bedside. He
does rot know lie has been retired.
Thousands Of letters huv" poured In on
him. some pruiSing. others rondenning
his conduct during the war. or these
he knows nothing
He has never known that II court
If inquiry was requested by Admiral
Srhpy or ordered Ivy the navy depart
inrnt. For over q year his mind has
been falling. During all this time
Schlr,'s name has never passed his
lips. There has been nothing TO indi-
cate that he was even aware of the
existence of such Il man.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-10
APPLE
CULTURE.

Farmers Of Northern New Castle
County are deeply interested in the
culture Of apples in this section. At
the Farmers lnstlau'e on FRIDAY Ut
Mermaid, Mr.. $, II. Derby of The
State Grang" +. q. II. said in part
on "AppIc Culture.
The State was and is woil adapted
to peach culture ana wear after year
there las been good money made il
growing that luscious lrGN,. The
uuIcEncSS Of the iclgrNS Of peach
planting and the long time usually
required 10 bring tn" apple into bear
ING. coupled With the TACT that usual
u oprIc culture Oh The Peninsula WAS
y 'lliUrc, I'd, deferred !nauy from
mGkng venture in growing that
Kin" ct Fruits.
TnC mistakes IN app,c culture in
Delaware are many. The use Of va
rlctIe, only adopted t. the North is
perhaps the most pronounced. Al!
over the state are Cd orchards Ut
unsuitable varieties, now Of value ana
Il mGnaNce 10 other orchards as they
are hS5'''IeN ana are V''e n"'O'i VI
'I3'''' a"u 'h'e't !eHt', ->tP 'etG VI
'N"''o'' ''u'''''s a1'" 'e' ''',"a .i''l
an" u" use 81 any 'N,HH 10 oca'roJ
the fungus such As Ie1i blight, Srab,
"rp't 'oH' a"' N''l"'eu "''c'se"'
N''"'' 50" t"c '0a'' ""' "'''''!
oes't"y t''e Tree insect peo's were
a""Me" I" ues'Foy run ''" 1'ec' y"
one Nhe" 10" 70 'e'tloy e't''e' '''''-
rs OF prevent 'hHe@.' 'I0' Fc''''ns
'he'f oH''f'e'''e "or"
AH prominent as lIe la''"F"s nave
ofc,' some successes ID recent years
ana are cue l" '''e use ~ varieties
A'dpl'u l" "'' son anu c'l'l'te' ~
proper '''.''atI"h' leI['''|al''h
'un'''H ana l'4e prevention u lhe
ue'NFne"'N y! angus ana Insects
Nc C''h r' sIo'ie ~ success MS "ee'
'I'e use VI botoea0N m'St"'e ~ ue-
SVF'y lahSu'' anu iar'' Green or
some "thct FORM q! arsenic W N''' IN
Jufloa' insects our s'ate EXPERIMENT
STATION ANA we department o' AHr'-
V",'''e d Na,'''.'g1'''' ~ =, "a'e
Pno"'l'u '"'' 'n'of'nat'oli l'f INC
USE u 'i'e spray a"u tnc proper
h4c1''A u app! 'ne d a le!"eS' on