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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-12
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Sic uodfebeub berjebneten 9erionen, oosr
io(d5e Qerioucn, pelbe IustuHft ubcr DEN 9erz
bsib doer ods 9tbLcbcn Dereibcn Gtbsn tonnen, nm
eriu)t, iid bel otm llntcrjsibnsttn peronlt5 ODER
i5rittt6 3u mslOen.
IL Mram. (Sorname un6efanHt), Elm, muthmo6ltt
in Baltimore Qiborcner un0 3ulebt bier ipoDnz
halt oeptiensr sobu ots pertOrbcncn Gapiidns
Gutap &loam, gcbIirtig aus GsbmarluHo, ODER
Defsn Grbcn;
p Sremer. Sernhare Z. u, 9eboren am 3. 5a:
nuar 1869 in Sufotu in Wttdlenb., GngcblI0
i'm 9uni 1897 als Utatroe bon SDanea
(Gngl) mad slmerita 0tret;
81 Grute, SGemcntine Maria, aeb. - Nielz
uersmdnn, qebOren am 25 Sdnulr 1880 ju Sbz
benbiireu unQt6(i9 in Baltimore u:rebeiibt nit
S1einrib @rott;
q Spcft. NraIbert. aeboren am 20. Sttober l847.
in Berlin, dueeblib i'm SABRE 1877 IN oars
fOroz6urnacc, &drforo=@o., Dto., unter penn
0amcn albert StumicOoer" WcDHDaIt gtip'lsn;
81 WSeper, Sermaum. seboren am 5. Septem6er
1864 in Soamm in WeitTalen, SultBt tim Sabre
1891 in Baltimore Dobn9aft 9enelsn;
60 Sbdfer, cI Rcnbdrs, gtborsn ON l. gu9uit
1873 in GaiiI, I'M Sabre 1867 in baltimore
po6nbaft gspticn
b Die bciotn &inOer ieiues am 49, 5anudr 1855
in Baltimore psritorbtnen grUOrs @sorg &bris
ftopb S6dfer, oebOren am T. luguf 1917 III
Gdf;l nQmib
> marie RarOlint, 0e6Oreu am 49, auIi 1853
in Baltimore;
50 Ratbarne Gliiubetb Oeb. am 10. gtdra 1855
paitbit;
q @siuri3 QnOpia Gbrifopb, gcbOrcn am Is. Tns
quit 1881 IN &aTel, iet pisltn 5abrcH u'ri6oIs
len, ooer Oercu Grbeu
y SSeil. al Satburina. OiaraGretba, aetoz
rcn i'm Sabre 1913 in GeiBzHioOa, dngtblt3
1851 nab Baltimore ausg5Dau0ert;
b 6ritOri9 &pnr0O, gcbortn 1923 in GtiBz
HiDOl;
q apbannette, g,b. 1923 in GiciB=Hjnoa an0cbli3
1853 nab Baltimore uusgeDanoert;
b Mara WurQaret6a, geborcu am 26. Mai 1875
in @tiBz3O0l augsbli5 nit oeurid GonraO
e6mDt in Baltimore ptrtbebt Qtlpcier
q 9luna Giiabctb, geboren am 26. 5cbruar 1922,
bt3tgib o;rcu Qlei6fuas mad Nmtrita ausg's
panotrtgr SObn 0tinrib 2lOam giaib gebOrcn
am 16 2uguit 1913, oOtr O:r:n Grben
8alti more, Mo., l. Suli 1902.
Der Saiierlfdbe 9eutfbe SOufuI.
Sn 9ertretuu0
Srercricf IS. Sebnsirrr. 8tbtganpalt,
(Sul5,i ,iSu, So ,1Wn Rr. ), Suo=8ap=Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-12

MalS= @6isteD - 1i9ts lit bcifer
Fiir oit 2ungcn. 5argO's 9tdtj
turirt aas Qungcnleioen. 6Omnt
uao bsriu1t cine 9robe; pro 6ta=
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-01-23
z~pnmerffag ben 23. Sanuar 1902
Ste eth3ts. tagIt6 erf6et=
asnbs Seutfhe 3ettung TIT SeraS.
Ste stsysete @refie fit Segas" bat
saa aHsm benti@ . teranifhen 3ettun=
asa Die gr1ste Mbpnnentensahl.
9eras als leitenoer 0teb3udtsz
Gtaaf.

@elhe Bebeutune Teras a[s 8iebz
subts=S Stat bat, fam man aus per-
ibiebenen Inaeiben erieben. Griteus
lit Der iiberleeilhe 8erianb Don leben=
benz teraniiben Steb - beiDnoers
nab England uno nod cuba - elm
lebr betrdhtlider, Johann aber fon=
lumirt Die beimiibe Sblabtz unb
nBad "bausz Snouitrie, menn iie AUDI
erit am Nnfane ibrer Gntmidfuns
tit, ibOn iebr beoeutenbe Mengen
&inopieb.
8eaeidnenb lit aber ferrler audJ
Der umfang, in mel9em Der Staat
Eeras Die eroBen 8ieb=& anhen bes
NDrbens unb Moromeitens, penr lte
erlhDpft iinb, mteoer auffinen muB,
mie aub Die Mdltunes=S %tationen in
benz iogenannten r&urn=@ irtel"
IS liegen bariiber eenaue Mneaz
ben nor, oa in Der Quarantdnez Sta=
tim gu Quanab, 6aroeman gDuntp
- an Der @ren5e oeS Staates 3eras
unb bes gerritoriums 9flabpma =
oariiber genalt 8ud eefiibrt piro,
oa bort aIes na9 8unften auBerbalb
oes Staates iiber 2ano transportirte
8ieb oes Teras=Siebers tpeee11 elmer
genauen SnipeftiDn untermorfen tuerz
ben muB.
9ieie SnipeftiDn miro aisgeibt
ourb Us. $. Serbian, ben Ngenten
oes Bureaus fir 8iebauhtss Ineele=
aenbeiten, unb oeiien Iiliitenten
George 6. Wtoier.
Ser unldneit nab @aibinetpn
entlanote Sabresberibt oieler Qua
rantdne= Citation tpeilt nab, oaB in
benz iebt abeelaufenen Sabre 1901
oaielbit 418,56 &opf 8ieb inipisirt
muroen, D. 3. 10, 908 &opf Doer Sc
Bro5ent mebr, als i'm Boriabre.
Sbrer 8eitimmune nod pertbeilten
oieie 8ieb=S enoungen fib ouf bic
nabftebenoen Staaten unb Territo=
rien in %fDlaen0er @ei1e:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-01-23

- Sragt fir ben meltberiibmten
6. s. Blanfe 8offee, 81 baben bel
Gus. 8. . n,
903 Sts6ouItUn> StraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-01-23

Der Ser. Staaten baiirt iino, be-
aeidnet er als fall6 unb irreleitenb.
Die geneggriinoe, me(6e ibrer Ser
breitung uno @eltenomadung gu
8runoe ldeen, piiroen aber pDn iez
Dem ebrltb benfenoen, patriotilden
8iireer oieies 2onoes nit einem Sc
fibl Der 9emitbieuna, oes @fels
uno Der Sdam ourblbaut!
SIS ideint mir aber", la9t er
Damn peiter, nals' Db eerabe biele
Trage 81 erniteren 8eoenfen Der
Mtoral uno bes @epiiiens 8eranlal=
flung aiebt, uno als ob fie BON tiefer
einibneioenoer Wihtiafeit let, als
aae onoeren 9agesfraeen. Iber in
8eaug auf Die iib bieraus ergebenz
ben Yflihten oer Ser. Staten fann
meiner Initbt nad faum etpas
Bel1eres gelaet meroen, als oas BON
Seiten bes 8rditoenten &ooIeoelt in
ieiner lebten SabresbDt1haft gelhez
ben lit, lDnie AUDI BON Seiten bes
&rieasminiiters& oot in beiien lebtem
Sabresberibte. @arum aber martet
Der GongreB INNER nob?' l1nb pa=
rum bDrt man alb unb 81 pDn rtpeitae=
benben 3ueeitdnbniiien", tpelbe oie
reiden 3uderpilan5er gubas ben
Ger. Staten epentueQ e%inaurdumen
aeneigt iein mitroen ? S d Tau be
aber, baB Nattpnen eben
0 wenia 10 ie einselne S NJ
oioionen unaetraft bic
8eiebe pDn ebtunb g e.
rebtiafeit berleben ii r.
fen! go lanae i'd es baber mod
permeioen fam. mill ib midi eegen
Die Nnnabme itrduber, baB uniere
Besiebungen gu Cuba trob all uniez
rer beilieen Geriprebuneen unb 8e=
tbeuerungen auf cine 8elubelune
unierer @bre Ibinauslaufen lDIten!"
SIN gemiiien &reilen @albingtDns
faBt man Die Situation feinesmeas
in oieiem Slime auf = pie fDnnte
man ion1t BON bort aus in cpnilher
SHenbeit erffdren, oaB die Sraee
Der Nnnerion Gubas bod nur cine
Srase Der Belt, uno atuar elmer 3eit
BON bDhitens orei bis bier Sabren
lei" =?
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-01-23
CT Nrdiioent Glebelano iiber bie
Euba- sSraae.

Ser @rzB rdiioent @rooer glepez
lano bat iib p0n jeber ais ein Meann
ermielen, Der bidt nur bas 6ers cuff
benz rebten Slefe bat, lonoern Der
iib auh nidt int eeringiten lMeuf,
leinen Nniibten Nusorud su4Dprleis
bas audi oann, nuenn er
meiB, oaB bieie Infibt gang uno gar
i'm Wioerlpruhe our gerdbe berrs
ibenben nDffentliben Meintng4
itebt.
Diele .DHentlide Meinung" lit
iebt gang augenibeinlib gu @uniten
Der NnneriDn @ubaS-menn audi tel
ner gepaltiamen uno plDbliben,
lDnbern fold elmer aum1bliaen mach
Dem Muiter Der britilben mSccupa=
tion" NegpptenS!
8on einem lolhen @prtbrube mill
aber Glepelanb ourdaus Nihts tpiI=
fen unb in einem iDeben oerDfentlih-
ten 8riefe ipridt er fib oariber in
Der beutlibiten unb unsmeioeutigIten
Weiie aus. q. 8. Sarqubar, Der
@bef Der aroBen Sabrit lanbpirtbs
ihaftlider Malbinen in SEEM Yorf,
nelber aud cine berpDrraaenbe
HoIe in natiunal=oemofratilhen
Ingelegenbeiten ipielt, batte benz
ge= Bralioenten einen 8rief gelhrie=
ben, in melbem er oenielben UNI
ietne Nnfihten in Besua ouf bic
Cuba : Bolitit Der republifauiiden
Administration uno bes gonarelies
eriubte.
Sn ieinem grmiberunesIdreiben
tbeilt @leuelano benz JraaelteQer
nit, baB er eft tiirslih BON (dnaerer
uno 5iemlih ibmerer &rantbeit ae=
neien lei unb oaB er i'm 8eariffe ltebe,
eine Saeos9Dur nab benz Sioen an
sutreten, uu er in Der freien Suit uno
bel m0slihit piel 8emegung feline
@eiunobeit p0lie nieoersuerlanaen
bDffe.
Was Die Srage Der 8flihten Der
yer. Staaten gegen Cuba anlanot.
10 perlidert Glepelanb. baB feline Qns
fihten oariber nod beute biele(ben
ieien pie nor brei Sabren. 9ie grs
aumente, tuelbe man eegen Die 9az
rifpereinitieungen eelteno madt. nm
melbe Die Gubaner erIuden, uno
welbe auf Die materiellen Sntereien
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-01-23
9as Seismaterial Der 3ufuuft.

0ieie 6ra9e bat pdbreno beg lebten Sabres cine
groBe leenge 2elte beunruDigt, wel6e Tir6teit, Dab
Der Roblenporratb auI Die gteige sebt, iebob ticet
feline l1rIa6e sur seunrubisuns Dor, pa ein GriaB=
mittel III Petroleum entoedt poroen 1T, bon luel6em
niienidaftlide llnteriu6une ~beipieien bat, oaB es
nett bcier as &oDfe 1T. gei fat alien 9roouften
Der gtatur finoen mir, oaB, io6alo Elm ipl6es Materiat
tnapp miro, elm anoeres entoedt miro, I'M an Die
STEELE 81 t%retell. Seoob 9iebt es cine Nusnabme uno
oas 1T 6%oitetter's Mlaeenbitters. Gs 1T Der 9tatnr
eigenes 6eilmittel fir ale Maeet=, 2eber= nno
9armleioen, nnb 1T es ipd9refo Der lesten fiinf3is
an peiien Stele gu tretert, ber5uitelen. SIS belt Ser
oauun9sit6rung, Spspepiia, 9eritopfung, Nerpo=
iltdt uno Walarta, Gie6er uno faltes Gie6er. Salts
Sbr es ME probirt babt, tbut ons beute. Gs mlB Sud
gut t9un. 9as e6te bat unIere 9rioat=S hubmarte
am 0alle Der Gloide.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-01-23
8rampfaOerbrnM

ut ~ neser bur@ innerliGe ober 6uBerIt&s IRE.
1kaussRte rs& bnr@ frasen Don eleftrii&en Ban.
b10su. aeNbsrN sinjia unb aleix bur& etne, In
sstlsn II Dmioen 1eatn ranffai beilsn. sonita.
steM i'm ssian6eksH, rubi9fsn etobttbeiI atleacn.
- gsiie M1tts.- 1strefs aufnnbme, fotu!s far bic
1t4t ~ 6auie bur4fabrbare 6sluns ousr anoersu
U16se 2ervsns NIB Fanferdnfbettsn. beieeriet
94&Q6e4te, issnbe man fb mhnblid ober i@rift.
9Brtn atsQItmff,
III Z. Nssnue, sfew 9ort, o.. y.
Mussunff ptfr &onfultaffpn fset.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-01-23
Cages > Wenigteitem.
Sn b.
0lu2 @n5hiuotnr rnirh n

Ius @a1binoton miro berid=
tet, oaB Yrins 6einrih BON 8reuben
auf ieiner &eile in ben Ser. Staa=
ten iiberaa in gipilfleibung erIdei=
men nerbe. 5erner miro beridtet,
oaB Der 8rin5 Dem 9eutlh=A merifaz
nil9en &riegerbunbe cine BON ben
SranSoIen i'm &riege 1870 uno Il
erbeutete &anDne alS @e19enf mits
bringen meroe.
Nus @albineton miro per1i=
bert, es lei 5iemlih beitimmt, baB
Der Brin5 6einrib BON Breu=
BEN aufleiner &eiie mad ben Ser.
Staaten aub na1 ct. Souls, gbis
caeD, Cincinnati, Snoianapplis,
8ilwaufee uno Bottom fommen
meroe.
= @ie aus @aibington gemeloet
miro, miro WtiB Nltce &oolepelt bic
@orte, nit benen lie Die 1aufe Der
neuen @abt bes &aiiers 8i(bem
ponsiebt, in beutlber Sprade 1pre=
ben. Ser beutibe @eueralcpnlu(
&arl Bling brifte lib bDbit beirie=
bigeno iiber ben 8elub oes Brin5et
aus. 8etreffs Der rNffdre goeb=
lar" befragt, erpioerte er: y9as lit
pereeben uno ~ueraeiien uno Brin5
Seinri9 lit elm 81 fem gebiloeter
Wann, Tim ben gapitdn cine fribere
Spannung fitblen gu laifeu. Wfib
MoDiepelt miro iibrigens bes &ailers
Daht uMteteor" nit ebtem gbam=
pagner uno nibt nit 6uoIpn=W a1ier
taufen. @ieberum cine idmere
Stunoe fir Die Temperenalerinnen.
0iesmal ieoo6 fam anes 0eulen
unb 2amentiren nibts belfen. 1no
oaB AUDI nab Der 9aufe manber
Yfropfen flie9en unb manhes per-
lenoe @las aufs @Dbl Columbia 8
uno @ermania's eeleert uerben
piro, bas ftebt ibon iebt feit. Selbit
Die beilihmingenoe Carrie f6nnte
baran nidlt6 dnoern.
- Ser 8rdIioent ernannte 6ugo
Wiind BON ct. Souls gum gpniul
Der Ser. Staaten in 3ittau, SadIen.
Sn Der 8unoes Wiinse gu
Bbilaoelpbia muroen Infanes Der
ISOLDE Die eriten SilberoDqars nit
Der SabresSabl 1902 eepragt. Die
neuen Soaarltiide peroen lDfort in
umlauf eeiebt merben.
- giner Nadriht aus QemistDn
i'm Staate Montana 5ufolee uuroen
in Der 9dbe Der @eeeno. in melher
9iamanten entoeft purben, Sapphire
BON ausgeseibneter Aualitdt ee=
funoen.
= &irslib puroen bel @apmans=
bile i'm Staate Snoiana Spuren BON
@olo, Silber uno &oble eelunben.
llnterlubun9en BON Broben leitens
Saboerltdnoiger in 9enper, Gpl.,
baben nun ergeben, oaB auf Die
3onne 2.60 unsen @olo fommen.
Oaraufbin bat iih cine @eieuihafi
ge5tloet, Die iDitematiib nab @olo
luhen mill.
Brdiioent &ooieuelt bat gum
Boitmelfter iii @reenmooo, g. g.,
einet Wtan1 errannt, Der ben Bpiter
leioer niht annebmen tonnte, neil
er, alS Die @rnennuno anlanqte
lbon oier5ebn Gage toot NOR.
- Gu8 9opefa, &anIas, uirt
| eeidrieben: Srau Carrie 0ation,
! Die berilhtiate SaloDnserit6rerin, if
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-01-23
SptnI ......

8ie 9eras mebr 8aumpoue pro-
ou5irt als jeoer anoere Stat Der
Union, 10 gilt bas au6 in 8esue
auf feline 8ietsu9t.
Den pirfliben 9uben bie1er letner
Broouftion miro Der Staat 9eras
aber freilib erit bann genieBen, penn
er niht nur feline &obprDoufte per=
tauft, um bann Die baraus bergeiteQ=
ten Gabrifate nit enDrmem Breis=
3uihlag aurud5ufaufen, lpnoern
uenn er fib ielbit Die 8erarbeitune
leiner eieenen &obprobufte INNER
mebr uno mebr aneeleaen iein ldBt.
5Drtibritte iino 5nar in bieier
Nihtung ibun immerbin bemerfbar,
aber fie fino mod riel gu eertng urb
au langiam.
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Sore : Ssprmafim', (@imer &

Mmeno), bdlt, penn es Wtorgen8
ais 8abn= uno M}rno : @aller eez
brandt miro, 3dbne unb Mtuuo
ipdbreno be8 gan5en Cages rein.
6. s. S6mib 6puitDn, 9eras,
Noent.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-12-24

First-The best plants obanabe only from stock
that plants set out last fall this spring Plants from older
vines have not the vigor and vitality of gowth from the
younger stock
Second-Do not make to four plants from hill.
BY setting the first plants that and fixing them the
ground with stone lump Of earth they will root mmed
ately All secondary starting from this plant
should be removed.
BY this process you will large strong plants with great
power and with fully formed crown and if
early in the fall the ground will permit you will prof
table crop spring Plants grown in this way and out
in the latter part of September early in October will look
like field year old and bear nearly much
1t will be argued that this is great deal of work and you
will ask Does pay7" have tried both ways and salts
fed trial will convince you The old way Of making straw
berry plants let plant all the plants it would
sometimes 20 to 80 and often perfect mat Of plants
of them large strong of them puny weak and
emaciaed None of this kind of stock makes much of
crop the first year after planting With such plants the rule
is to wait year for crop. 1t takes year get them
their feet grow that will produce fruit in profitable
quantities For all time such plants will be strong
if had been trained and limited producing
acreage of two plants to the hill.
runners have be removed from each hill after the
fruit off it is not much work to train two plants for
stock After picking go through the you want to
plants from and all weeds then through and
train the strongest runners laying cod the runner
the first joint and pnchng off the that just
starting Train them with the that you the
cultivator through in while One hand train
era thousand in day and each plant this way if set
early in thea will produce two cents worth Of fruit
next year of the finest quality.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-12-24

If such plants grown where new acreage 70 l.
laid out they be removed in the fall with the earth nm ~
roots and never stop growing
II will be said this work. but it is work that n
We have been paying too little attention to getting pont
started right and have been growing much poor prou
a result weak plant will only lose us a wear in tb
crop but will have the vitality and productvene Of
properly trained plant satisfied il will pay anv crov
to raise his plants in this way The nurseryman who
grows plants handle by the thousands at 81 to n
1000 is doing to meet competitive commercial conditions
but the strawberry for profit go the beginning
and grow his plants correct principles if he woul get m
greatest results
Some of the market garden growers around Boston think
there little profit in Strawberries that sell for less than %
cents per basket and probably under the system of cuva
on with high frtizatons and high priced land their es
large quantity possible to obtain of the best berries
Methods followed by the Htenger fruit company are such as
practced by many Others and afford valuable hints for
farmers in the truck sections of Southern Illinois, Wisconsin
Michigan and close to Chicago other large city.
The plants commonly early in the fall after some
vegetable crop has been removed These runners of the
present season growth and taken up with much earth
possible AS the land has been heavily manured the pre-
vous crop and for years preceding further application
needed when setting the Strawberries Rows marked out
feet apart and plants in these varying distances
usually foot apart As followed this place double row
three feet apart and plants six inches in the row. They
set opposite each other but alternating Plants are
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-12-24

As to SOIL Strawberries be grown almost any kind of
SOIL from sand pure clay from the virgin earth to the
old fields Not all varieties do well any soil but little
inquiry among neighbors will settle that with any of the
kinds In fact do not stop using any soil that
be powed and cultivated but make it free from brush
of any kind of trees One important thing drag we'll
you for the strawberry only needs about four
inches of mellow soil If you have greater depth of loose
soil it will force much foliage and that down the
fruit just foliage enough to shield the blossoms from frost
and shade the fruit little is all that is needed get crop
There difficulty in this Northwest Pacific country
grow large berries What needed is conditions that will
produce fruit such wanted in the market and for that
medium size rich color and acdity and flavor de
sired than great size Then if you proOng the bearing
season. and prevent the fruit running out small the second
third pcngs you will get the greatest profit All this
he done by working the hnkbox well the cuyato by
reading the literature of the subject and then by testing what
You read before relying extensively what others write
say Above ALL succeed with Strawberries you must be
prepared study your soil and location and get varieties
adapted TO them.
July the time train the vines for plants set out
early in the fall If properly done of strawberries
gain nearly year time acreage, There is all the
difference of year between much of the nursery stock from
the far and the best plants 1t will pay all
expect grow for the market look after good plant
supply for year Some plants will be needed to fill in
missing plants in old patches If acreage be put
making the new plants is very important Most strawberry
growers raise plants to SELL For all these purposes
plants should be made strong possible and few simple
rules about raising strawberry plants not be out Of place
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-12-24

Early fall after rains the best Of the year set
out new strawberry acreage The plants that from
the made the past season. fully rooted The
soil cool and moist and plants put carefully will nearly
all live and produce baby crop summer advo-
cate removing the blossoms the first after planting
claiming that they weaken the plants and that gain the
crop the year following viii be greater you have your
plants and do not have to them far to the new
ground be set and better still yo them with some
Of the earth and plant them Immediately after taking them
up you enough of crop the first spring following the
planting TO pay all the expenses and Therefore
to raise your plants the acreage you intend
TO put out BY removing the plants blocks and distributing
them along the line and making hole for each plant and
putting it in with of the soil that taken up with
roots the growth will hardly be interrupted out 900
plants in this way and Of them was even leaf
wted You may expect TO get full half crop from them and
will have very early fruit the first crop earlier
than the succeeding crops But does pay grow berries
and plants from the vines would remove all bios
SONS from plants that wanted to let go runners make
plants they need the full strength of the vines to form
the best plants Hence pays to buy plants that been
for propagation and field that
has been cropped But are better than none to plant
and here in Western Oregon and Washington the season is
favorable to plant growth that weak plants pull out
and produce wonderfully
No instructions necessary for planting among growers
but those who beginners had better pauts in rows
from three to four feet apart Set the plants 1s inches to
feet apart in the rows.
G. Gessng Secretary Of the Hood River Union writes
Our growers generally plant their strawberries 30 to 80
inches apart way and IA 90 inches the other The lat
ter when they wish cultivate both ways and save hoeng
The matted has completely gone of favor Thorough
clean cultivation is the secret Of in strawberry culture
When that is said there is not much more to say"
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-12-24

given good clean culture and manure muched in the winter
around the plants and they given cultivation up blossom
ing period If there is enough material left of the
manure additional mulch of hay is placed around the
plants keep the berries clean After the fruit set good
irrigation given when the picking half over which
produces larger berries to the end.
Under this system the berries very large and fine
quality They picked carefully into quart baskets and
grade made The smaller berries used to fiji the
spaces between the largest which gives the package
better appearance than if only large berries put m
Boxes made heapng full for with large berries basket
that is only filed with the top trie scant looks
much than if filled with the of fruit Filled
in this way, from four quarts extra needed MI
hirtytwo baskets and crates of height with extra thick
Stats are desirable.
The first berries this year brought the growers 40 cents
Quincy market Boston The marketmen say "The price
too high but must have them The only variety grown
the Henger fruit company the past the Marshall
many others having tried but discarded The Boston
market will pay fancy prices for dareoored berries of which
the Marshall is of the best II also is good shipper
good shape and fine in quality. 1t holds its color well ae
being picked in bad weather item of great mportan~
for fancy fruit The darker the berries other things beng
equal the higher price they bring in this market
After fruitng the cuvators are started again ana u
piece kept clean Runners off only few aoV~
TO form narrow row and not many in the Plants ar
not allowed grow than six inches and the rows CON
fined to about and one half feet in width The SAM
method of muching cultivation and irrigation is followed
second year After frutng the second time the bed p
under and the ground planted to vegetable crop n
mature the same season Seldom bed carried over 70
third Occasionally this is DONE but the results a
satisfactory highly profitable Berries decrease gag
size and deterorate rapidly in quantity while the quS
not good as the first second year All growers 80
have the facilities for irrigation possessed by the
have the facilities for irrigation possessed by the
fruit company, but otherwise their methods are qus
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-12-24

The above CIT sorS the system of handlayeng the first
RerS that are made IN June. The runner is held to tho
ground wH ciod at the first Joint and the end pnched Off
Al other romored, and only tco grOwn
from each pldHt Troiaed IN the this does not Rterfe
Nth cudtOn and does not perceptibly weakeH the plant
Taken up and dnSpanted carly IN the fall ground
be got ready IL VW produce nearly fM crop the merit
spring
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-12-24

FALL PLANTING OF STRAWBERRIES AT SALEM,
ORE WITH NEARLY FULL CROP THE
FOLLOWING SPRING.