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Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1904-09-03

Rosyjska armia znajduje sic obeonie po.
"a silnymi murami, otoczonymi zewnatrz
woda, bagnami minami
Japonczyoy bombarduja injury z pofu-
dniowej wschodniej strony.
W poniedziaiek Japohczycy pr6bowali
przedostac sic przez nawodnione rowy
bagna. Rosyanie donosili, re swietnie ten
zamiar Japonczyk6w odparli. Ale jest W
tenn doniesieniu jakas niedokiadnost, DO
we wtorek Japonozycy juz probowali wskra-
bywac sic ma injury, poza kt6rymi kryja sig
Rosyauie. Jakiez bylo to odparcie, kiedy
Japonczycy ukazali sic ma murachp
Telegram rosyjski m6wi, ze atak ma mu-
ry odparty zostal "a pomoca bagnet6w.
Dalszych wiadomosoi jeszcze niema.
Wszystkie wiadomosci ruchach wojsk SO
najpierw komunikowane do Petersburga,
a tam rada wojenna dopiero ogiasza to, co
uwaza "a w}asciwe, wteny dopiero, kiedy
jej jest najdogodniej. VIA lomosci Cd ko-
respondent6w pola bitwy nadejda dopie-
70 po ukonczeniu walki, kiedy korespon-
denci beda mogli oddalic sig ma teryto-
ryum chinskie.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1904-09-03
ECHA WOJNY.

DIVA rosyjskie torpedowce zostafy "a
topione przez miny japohskie pod Portem
Artura, gdy chcia}y wyjechac ma morze W
nooy 25-26 sierpnia.
Port Artura trzyma sic jeszcze. Japon-
czycy zaniechali wszelkich atak6w otwar-
tych. a rozpoczeli systematyczne podkopy-
wanie sic pod twierdze.
-Dnia q sierpnia japonske okrety pod
Portem Artura zatopliy diva statki chin
skie, kt6ry pokryjomu choiaiy przedostac
sig z zywnoscia dla Moskali.
z Las Palmas ma wyspach Kanaryj-
skich donosza, re trzy rosyjskie okrety wo-
jenne fadowafy ma morzu wegle. kt6re do
wiezione i'm zostafy przez weglowe statki
niemieokie Widac z tego, ze Niemoy
ukradkiem wszedzie pomagaja Mcskalom.
-Rosyjskie okrety "Askold' "Grozo-
woj, W porcie Szangai dostaiy nakaz Pc
tersburga, ably sic rozbroiiy. Poniewaz Ro-
sya dawniej pos}afa TAXI nakaz okretowi
Mandzur, ale sekret ME nakazaia kapi.
tanowi, aby sic ME rozbrajaf, wiec teraz
Japonczyoy ME ufaja zapewnieniom rosyj-
skim swoje okrety trzymajs W pogotowiu
pred portem. Nalezy sic spodziewac, re
Rosya ostatecznie musi sic poddac.
-Kosyjski krazownik ochotniczy ''Smo.
lensk zaaresztowaf W zesztym tygodniu
pewien okret kupiecki, nalezacy do firmy
W Anglii zajscie to wywofaio
straszne rozgoryczenie, albowem Rosya
niedawno swieoie przyrzekfa, re okrety
ochotnicze odwofnje, teraz obietnice Ia
mie. Rad angielski natychmiast postal do
Petersburga ostry protest, swoja droga
wys}ai diva okrety wojenne ma poszukiwa.
ME okretow rosyjskich. JezeG jeszcze te-
raz Rosya ME uprzatnie swoich okret6w
ochotniczych z nora, to moze i'm lie
p6jac Anglikami.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1904-09-03

--Azeby tenn skuteczniej m6dz prowa-
die strajk W fabryce Mac beth, Evans Go.
W Pittsburgh, unia szklarzy Flint Glass
Workers) kazaia powr5cic do roboty szkla-
rom strajkujacym W innych hutach, po-
mniejszych, albowiem ma prowadzenie
wszystkich tych strajk6w wkr6toe zabra-
kfoby W kasie unijnej pieniedzy.
w Pittsburgh lejarni zelaza Clair
ton, piec No. zostat ponownie puszczony
W ruch po dose dtugiej przerwie. R6wniez
rozpoczeto prace W walcowniaoh stall No.
8 y, nalezaoych do United States Steel
Corporation. Zaraz W pierwszym dniu 1900
robotnik6w otrzymaio zatrudnienie. Pu-
szczono takze ruch fabryke blaohy
Connorsburg. Pa, dajac zatrudnienie trzem
tysiacom robotnik6w.
w New Yorku cbfopcy, kt6rzy po ho-
telach, szynkach skiadach oygar roznosili
raporty przebiegu wyaoig6w konnych,
cry W pike it'd, urzadzili strajk, pre-
trzepali skore innym chfopoom, kt6rzy
chcieli zajac ich miejsoa, podarli Score
Cards" raportami i stawili op6r nawet
policyi. Amatorzy robienia zakfad6w So
zniecierpliwieni. Me otrzymujac raport6w,
ME moga uprawiac hazardu.
-Drobni wtasciciele szyb6w naftowych
W stanie Kansas gardfuja strasznie przeciw
trustom, poniewaz kompania Standard Oil
znizyfa Gene ropy naftowej O 80 prooent
Tax niska oena ropy must wiele firm po
mniejszych przyprawic o bankructwo, lecz
tego tylko wfasnie potrzeba Rockefellero-
wi. Skoro tamci zbankrutuja, on wykupi
ich w}asnosc bedzie ia operowaf ma duza
skale bez zadnej konkurencyi.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1904-09-03
Rok XVII. No. 96
TO | oWo

lie razy nasi dobrzy zna;omi Ameryka-
ME maja obchodzic jakas uroczystosc na
rodowa, zabieraja sic do tego zawsze ia.
kim taktem i z takim wzgledem sprawy
pletyzmem, re agitacyi ma rzecz swego
wyznania ME odwazyiaby sic rozpoczynac
podobuej chwili nawet najbardziej zg}o.
dniaia sekta. Czy ten lub 6w wyznaje re-
ligie katolioka, luterska, czy kalwinska.
mkt tenn nawet ME mysli W prasie, ma
zebraniach W komitetach dyskusya to-
czy sic tylko mad tenn, ably odnosna uro-
czystosc wypadfa iaknajlepiej, aby do
udziafu lie moznosci pociagnac wszy-
stkich, ably dniu sfawy ME brakto nj.
kogo. Charakter sprawy jest n arc d O.
wy, wiec niechze oafy nar6d ia odozuwa.
FAX kaze rozum, tax kaze logika, oraz
SERGE.
W naszem polsko- erykahskiem spo
teozehstwie, choc dobry przyklad many
TAX blisko, ME ustalifa sic jeszcze piekna
izdrowa ia zasada. Krzykiwych patryot6w
jest wprawdzie co ME mara, ale MECH
tylko przyjdzie zafatwic sic jakas spra-
wa naprawde narodowa, gdzieby nam ma
lezaio wystapic godnoscia taktem ma
rodu dojrzafego, patryotyzm zaraz gdzies
znika, ma czoto wysuwaja sic wzgledy j
ambicye partyjne, i wieksi mniejsi przy-
w6dcy znsjduja przedewszystkiem potrzebe
bronienia pred MISREPRESENTATION y re-
igii. Jak najgorzej wychodza na tenn
oczywiscie rel'ga, patryotyzm, sami
nawet ci gorliwcy. Zamast wsp6lnej piracy
mad uswietnieniem danej chwili, robi sic
rozkfad, zamiast harmonii i zgody ida
wyzwiska klatwy, a zsmisst idei brater-
silva mifosci nar6d sic uczy obfudy.
Pomysf chicagoskiej kliki zmartwyoh-
wstanczej, aby tax zwanych niezaleznych
ME dopuscic do wziecia udziaiu nadcho,
dzacej uroczystosci cdsfoniecia pomnika
Kosciuszki zrobic tego swieta narodo-
wego jedynie demonstracye reljgijna, ME
pozyska sobie prawdopodobnie dostate-
cznego poparcia, ale sam fakt, re taxi po-
mysf sic zrodzli znalazf miejsce nawet ma
iamach niekt6rych psm wychodzacych po-
"a Chicago, bynajmniej ME swiadczy dobrze
O naszej dojrzalosci narodowej. Twardzi
patryoci "a maio jeszcze widac krzycza o
-potrzebe szanowania uczuc "ogromnej
wiekszosci' - Zacna "ogromne wiekszosc"
jeszcze sic na tych ioh dobrych intencyach
pe poznafa "a pekne precz jeszcze pfaci
kasaniem!
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1904-09-03

Teorya, ze wartosc moralna czfowieka
zalezy przedewszystkiem cd sposobu jego
wychowauia, nabiera swiecie coraz wie-
cej popuIarnosci. Filoze fowie, pedagodzy,
uczeni wogole wszyscy ludzie myslaoy
gfosza zgodnie. ze byle dana iednostke TO-
zumnie zyoiu poprowadzi6 dae jej 3D.
powiednie WYE howanie, to zbrodniarzy ME
mielipysmy wcsle ma tel ziemi. Tax W
teoryi. w praktyce dzieje sic tymozasem
zupefnie ina czej Skradnie ktos szpiIke, to
biora go "a to do kozy, wypowie jakies
bluznierstwo, to kara jeszcze wieksza, a
p6idzie swej ztosci krok dalej, to jazda
bracie ma stryczek dyndaj O tenn. zeby
spoieczenstwo weszfo " siebe, zeby sic "a
pytafo, czy W danym wypadku ME zawini-
10 czasem ono, czy 'zbrodniarz" byt ma.
lezvoie wychowywany it'd, niema juz ami
mowy. Zrobii lie, zfa ME chcemy. wiec
trzeba draba powiesic. -. A po egzekucyi
teorya znowu CORA Filozcfowie. pedago.
DIV, uozeni wszyscy ludzie myslacy gfo-
sza zgodnie, ze byle dana jednostke rozu
mnie zyciu poprowadzio dac jej odpo-
wiednie wychowanie, to zbrodniarzy ME
mielibysmy wcale ma tel ziemi....
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1904-09-03

obrazek powyzszy daje doskopale pojecie o forty
rosyjskich W Liaojangu. Japonczycy
rozstawil swoje wojska trzech stron: wschodu,
pofudnia zachodu, staraja sic odciat Moskali cd
p6inocy. Najgf6wniejsze silly japonskie stoja
wzdfuz dr6g Feng Wang Cheng i z Haiczeng.
jaugu ma tych drogach musiaiy ustapic poza mu
ry. w biJwach ma tych drogsch dntach "a, Is,
i 26 Sierpna Moskale stracili przeszfo 5000
wojska Is armat.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1904-09-03
Wojna Rosyjsko. .Japohska
Bitwa pod Liao.iangiem.

W srode "a sierpnia Japohczycy rozpo-
czeli atak ma gl6wna armie rosyjska pod
Liaojangiem.
Bitwa jeszcze ME skonczona.
Wszystkie wiadon: sci dotychozasowej
walce pochodza tylko ze zrodef rosyjskich.
Japonczycy maja "a daleko do linii tele-
grafloznej, wiec jeszoze niema Cd nich ia
dnych wiadomosci
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1904-09-03

Podtug zr6det rosyjskich Japonczyoy o.
debrali Rosyanom wszystkie pozycye poza
fortyfikacyami Liaojangu.
Rosyanie przyznaja sic do nastepujacych
STRAIT: we srode 1900, we czwartek 1000,
w;s%ama " pietst sooo' Pakie So d"l'7e straty-nie
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1904-09-03
KUZYNI.

Dana do mfodego czfowieka:
-Czesto sfysze, jak pan, panic jamie, z
panem Bolesfawem nazywaoie sic kuzyn-
kami... Jakiez pokrewienstwo was LACEY
-Ja, prosze pani, nazywam sic Kozfo.
wski, on - Baranowski.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1904-09-03
WAzNE.DWIE PRZYCZYNY.
Miedzy kupcami.

Miedzy kupcami.
-Czemus swego klerka wydalif2
-Ba, przedewszystkiem byt do nicze.
CO." powtore MONA sic byfo po MIN
wszystkiego" spodziewac.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1904-09-03

Zaprzedane patryi republikanskiej gazety
pisza, ze ma prezydenta Roosevelta powlnnl:
5my giosowac gfow,nie dlatego: ponlewaz
pfynaf on po ojcowsku ma pomysine zakon:
genie pennsylvanskiego sra]ku' ziamai
zni6si kompletnie wszelkle trusty Przez
to diva ciecia zapewnif klasie robotnlcze'
TAXI dobrobyt, jakiego narody lnnych ERA
low ME znaja nawet imienla.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1904-09-03

A q ziamaniu trust6w zapewnieniu ro-
botnikom dobrobytu r6wniez bytoby pono
rozsadniej zschowac dyskretne milczenie.
Jesli "a administraoyi Roosevelta stosu-
mex kapitafu do praoy sic ME pogorszyf, to
zmianie Ma lepsze niema co nawet mo-
vic. Dajace sic odozuwac W cafym kraju
coraz dotkliwsze bezrobocie, ustawiczne
woiania wydziedziczonych chleb i prace.
wzrastaj jaca kazdym dniem drozyzna
"4agodzenie' tel bury bagnetami - to
wszystko dziwnie jako5 wyglada wobec "a
pewnien, re nam tn bfogo W tym kra;u."
Czy prezydent Roosevelt bez odpowie-
dniego wspofdziafania samego og6fu po-
krzywdzonych byfby stanie zrobic cos
wiecej niz zrobif, to lima kwestya. W tenn
miejscu chodzi nam tylko, aby do zbafa-
muconej juz tax opinii ME wnosio przy
najmniej szumowin nowych met6w. Ro.
bienie komus reklamy przez wyliczanie
zasiug, ktoryoh mu sie nawet ME sni}o,
ME dowodzi po stronie odnosnych auto
row ami sprytu, ami rozumu, ami tenn mniej
tel cnoty, kt6ra sic zowie uczciwoscia.
Kiedy wojnie rosyjsko- japohskiej ME
byfo jeszcze ami pomyslenia, szef naszyoh
chicagoskich patryot6w bebnit swoim
organic niemal bez przerwy, zeby sic
nar6d gotowat, DO chwila powstania jest
bliska. Zdawafo sic, ze wybuch rewolucyi
nastanie lada moment. Dzis, kiedy wobeo
powaznego zaszachowania sie Rosyi ma
Wsohodzie, takie hasfa rewolucyjne mia
fyby wiele wiecej racyi niz przedtem,
panowie patryooi dali nura ma odbytej
niedawno konferencyi wykalkulowali, ze-
by wszyskiemu dac spok6j, DO "jeszoze
czas ME nadszedf.''
z okazyi chrztu swego syna car Miko-
tai wydaf manifest, W kt6rym obok rozli-
cznych iakooi natury og6lniejszej, wiele ulg
zapewnia nadto zydom Finlandczykom.
O Polsoe jako takiej ME wspomina mani
fest ami sfowem. A no, ME div ME spie-
sly sic naszym patryotom, to i carowi tax
sic zdaje, ze "jeszcze czas ME nadszedf."
Aadrzej Kolinshi
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-07-20
Injury to Fruit Tree by Mice,

The Horticultural Section of the
Iowa Experiment Station is in receipt
of numerous reports from various sec
tions of the State conveying the infor.
nation that during the period last
winter in which the ground was GOV.
cred with snow, many fruit trees were
badly girdled by field mice. Such trees.
if left unattended, are very likely tc
die. The majority of them, however.
may be saved by covering the injured
portion with earth. The growing lay.
er which lies just beneath the barb
will form a new layer of bark If it is
kept moist by banking up with earth
for two or three inches above the cir
died portion. The earth should be firm.
ly tamped about the stem and pains
taken to see that IL is not separated
by the tree swaying in the wind.
Another effective method of treat.
ment, which is more trouble. but sur.
er, perhaps, is to wrap the wound With
broad strips of cloth coated with graft.
ing wax. The wax is made by boiling
together four parts resin, two parts
beeswax one part tallow.
To make this work effective, the
wound should not be allowed to be.
come dried out. and no time should be
lost in covering the glrdled portion. In
cases where the injury has not been
too severe, this treatment may also
prove effective in saving trees injured
by rabbits.-Indiana Farmer.
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Mother Elephant and Her Eaby,

A remarkably intelligent elephant,
working Il few years ago on It new
bridge in Ceylon, had young one to
whom she was devoted. IL died, and
she became inconsoable.
Formerly the gentlest OF c-ca t1iras,
she grew irritable and even dangerous.
One morning she broke the chain
which confined her and escaped into
the forest.
One night about ten days after her
escape, the officer who had been in
charge of her went out to lie in wait
for bears at pond in jungle at some
distance.
AS he and his native attendant were
returning, early in the morning, the
native silently nudged him, and they
saw in the dim. gray light an elephant
with her calf making their way toward
the camp. They both sprang behind
trees. and when the elephants had
passed the native insisted that the
older one was their old friend, the in
consolable mother.
When they reached the camp they
found that the truant had returned,
and had gone from one person to an.
other, touching each with her trunk.
as If exhibiting her adopted child,
which she had evidently begged, Dor.
rowed or stolen in her absence.
Her good temper and usual docility
returned at once. and her owner
blessed the good fortune which had en-,
abled her to procure baby elephant.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-07-20
The Loose Mantle Coat.

We have adJured il for a long time.
but we have come back to 1t now, a
slip on which is quickly slipped off.
The fashionable mantles are chiefly
made in light fawn soft cloths. smooth
faced c. fancy woven, and those very
light tones are In the majority; there
are great many cream. The gray
and the black are not quite so fash
lonable, but are very much worn es-
pecially at this season. The buttons
upon these coats are often a marked
feature; indeed, the jeweled buttons
and the stone buttons Of by no means
so costly material but effective, are
having an immense following. The
blister pearl, the amazonlte. the matrix
opal, and the matrix turquoise all
serve as a ground for the introduction
of what appear to be rubles. sap
phires and diamonds. Some buttons
are canoes and some are wrought In
metal, carrying out the military ele-
ment now SO necessary an adjunct to
success.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-07-20

edge and the outer sleeve is gathered
The full length sleeve includes deep
cuff. faced onto the lining, under.
sleeve and outer sleeve exactly like
those already described. except that
the latter Is tucked and Is finished
with double frills. The third and last
sleeve is simple dropping puff that is
shirred to fit the upper arm snugly,
and Is finished with a single shaped
frillg
The quantity of material required for
the medium size Is for elbow sleeves
one and seven-elghth yards twenty-one
inches wide, one and One-eighth yards
twenty-seven Inches wide or fiye-eighth
yards forty -four inches wide. with one
yard eighteen or one-half yard forty
inches wide for under-sleeves and two
and half yards of applique; for full
length sleeves three and fiye-eightb
yards twenty-one. two and a half
yards twenty-seven or one and three.
quarter yards fOrty-four inches wide
with One-half yard Of all-over lace
four yards Of lace for frills and two
and a half yards of applique; for eI.
bow sleeves with frllls two and quar-.
ter yards twenty-one, one ard seven
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-07-20

Fancy sleeves make features of the
season too apparent and far too charm,
ing TO be overlooked. The three shown
are all graceful, all smart, yet all sim
pie withal ana can be utilized both for
the new garments and for those of last
season, which must be made up to
date. The model to the left. in elbow
length. is made of white chiffon louis.
inc over cream net and is trimmed with
lace applique. Its lines are admir-.
able. and 1t suits all the soft fashion,
able materials. The sleeve in the cen
tire is full length. with cuff and frills
of cream lace. sleeve and under-sleeve
of white mercer!Zed batiste, and the
sleeve to the right is shown in simple
sheer lawn with the frill Of net top
lace falling In becoming folds. but
combinations of many sorts can be
made.
The sleeves are all made over fitted
foundations on which the full portions
are arranged and which serve to keep
the puffs in place. In the case of the
sleeve to the left the under puff is cut
off several inches below the upper
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-07-20

pleasure. but cared nothing for music
or wine or books. And he learned
enough of drugs to poison his wife too
cleverly."
How could he have been so hard
and cruel? said Frau CAM, with O
sigh.
II don't believe he did It," said Josef,
softly. "His lawyers. the great pub.
lie, his relatives, and many good peo
pie believed him innocent Lord says
the case got an awful sitting. and the
more they sifted the less certain some
were of his guilt, while others were
more certain"
But the art. the art" cried the i'm
patient detective
"Ah. yes, the art. to be sure. Well.
first. have | described Lyle accurately Z
| might say he was just the opposite
to myself in most things
1.-TWO young men," answered Lord
Couldn't be ana look, less alike"
Josef smiled.
81 arrived in this country about the
time he escaped from jail. | could
read English then. and. I remember
the newspapers were full of HIN. But
until | met you the case did not inter,
est me. Let me show you what the
principle forces man to do. when II
is successfully carried out. You think
it means running away to Brazil OF
Persia. in a wig ard blue spectacles, as
4 nny In In nj H.
according to this principle
must escape. not only from his pu-su
ers, but from his friends, and, above
all. from himself. He must change
his country, never meet old friends
again, get a new language, new
trade, new place in society, a new
set of parents and relatives. new
past, a new habit of body. new ap
pearance. He must think, speak, walk
sleep, eat and drink differently from
in past days; he must change the color
of his hair. skin. eyes; in fact. he
must become another man as really az
If he had changed natures with a par.
tlcular person"
Der gondry is safe" said the pro.
fessor. with huge laugh, "und so is
der profession of detective. Who
gould bragtise dose rules; und If dey
gould, what use would be detactlves?"
ut makes fine talk" said Lord. "All
very well if such things could be done
As they can't. your theory isn't worth
a straw. Its impossible. New York
Tribune
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enough to be set below bed level two
and a half or three feet. 1t Is to be
permanent, and only sound, long last
ing timber should be used for walls,
and even these should be heavily
painted or covered with pitch Use
boards or plank outside as well as in
side of line Of posts, providing dead air
space, and protecting inside wall. All,
except side walls, is of portable con-
struction to allow taking down for
driving or backing team in while flll-
ing or removing dirt. manure or stored
crops. Use four by four inch ridge
pole. as shown at a, to support two
by four inch rafters, held together by
heavy bent wire at Il. Place two by
four inch centre uprlghts every six
feet, resting on fiat stone or plank.
Nail one by one inch strip in the cen
tire of each rafter for a sash guide. To
prevent wind penetrating or lifting
sash use ridge board on top, and hook
and eye at bottom OF each sash. h.-Reg.
Stubbs, in Farm and Home.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-07-20

'oose fronts are botn graceful and COM
Portable. When liked the box pleats
;an be omitted and gathers used in
their stead.
The jacket consists of the fronts,
Joined to round yoke. backs and side
backs with full sleeves. The yoke-col-
!ar Is separate and arranged over the
whole and there Is a choice allowed be-
tween q turnover and a standing col
lar. At the wrists are shaped cuffs
that harmonize with the yoke-collar
and are exceedingly effective.
The quantity of material required for
The medium size is four and three
quarter yards twenty-seven inches
wide, four and three-quarter yards
ifty-two inches wide or two and five-
eighth yards forty-four inches wide,
with four yards of binding to trim as
Illustrated.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-07-20
Growing of Corn.

One OF the best ways of killing the
weeds in the corn field is to destroy
them before the corn comes up, and
we make 1t practice to run the weed
er lightly over the seeded ground if
there Is the slightest promise that the
soil is likely to be weedy. Another
round of the weeder just before the
corn shows through will take out a
lot of the weeds and not injure the
corn In the least, but leave less work
for the cultlvator to do In its first
rounds. which is as soon as the rows
can be fairly defined. 1t Is true. this
first and subsequent cultivatlng would
kill on the weeds, but not so certainly
as by the plan indicated. II the soil
is fairly rich and, the seed bed well
prepared for good variety. this plan
OF early and constant cultivation. as
long as the corn can be worked, will
give one crop which will amply repay
for the labor involved. While corn is
grown by nearly all farmers. there are
O few little points like the above which,
IL put IN operation. yield such results
as to upset any ideas that we know all
there is to know about raising corn.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-07-20

is generally supposed. On the Other
land there are individual farmers who
are good wheat raisers who have giver
up their farms almost entirely to Other
crops, cimply because they do not fee
able to compete with the great whea,
sections of the West.
1t is doubtful If this is good policy,
for while the farm may frequently be
used to better advantage. there is al
ways market in any section for a
crop of good wheat, and always use
for a small crop on the farm. Then,
too, wheat is one of the best crops to
use iu rotation. having a value to
the soil in this respect so great that i,
would pay to grow it even If the sale
was comparatively limited. IF it could
not be sold at fair price it has con
siderable feeding value. particularly
where poultry Is kept. DO not cut oui
the wheat entirely until you have in,
vestlgated its value ON your farm.-
Indianapolis News.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-07-20
The Larger Life.

/ am quite clear that one of oui
worst failurei is at the point where,
having resolved, like ange'', we dror
back into the old matter-of-fact life
and do just what we did before, be.
cause we have always done it. and be
cause everybody does it, and because
Is our fathers and mothers did it;
all of which may be the very rea.
son why We should not do it.
There is no station of life. and no
place OF ones home. where, If he
wants TO enlarge his life in caring for
people outside of himself he may not
start on career of enlargement which
shall extend definitely. And we shall
find the answer to our question to be
that the man who enters upon infinite
purposes hves the infinite life. He en-.
larges his life by every experience of
life.