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The Washington times., 1905-07-19

Twelve c. B 8 took the short journey
on the outing line" They couldn't To-
cate Richmond's 5 eccentric twisters.
The Washington times., 1905-07-19

Babson continues his good work, both
at bat and in the field
The Washington times., 1905-07-19

Aander and Lynham pulled off two
double plays all by themselves
The Washington times., 1905-07-19

First base BY errors-St, Patrick's, T.
Trinity. :. Left on bases-St. Patrick s.
6; Trinity, ). First base on baHs-On
Mcdonald. 3; off O Brien, /. Hits made
Of Gross. III Two Innings off o Hriesl.
u In six innings. Struck Out-By
OBrien, I: by Gross, i; by Mcdonald.
Z. Home cunS-G. ZannelH o.. Two
base hits-f. Zannelli and Casassa. Sac
rihce hits-Aareerou, Chattiot, Mcintyre.
Sullivan, and Gross, Stolen bases-Afc-
Intyre. Baum, Il. ZanneIn Chattiot
Casassa (2). and Forester 80. Double
play--CTross TO Freeman, Hit by pitcher
BY O'Brien. l. Passed bail-Ldpscomb.
UmpiFe-Mr. Newman. Time of game-I
hour and - minutes.
The Washington times., 1905-07-19

WAR JUSTICE.
OF all the fans who saw the game
not cne could raise a breeze.
The Washington times., 1905-07-19

Two bases were purloined on Hoyle
iumbias.
The Washington times., 1905-07-19

If the Nationals can down St Ste
phen today the Saints will be in trouble
III their pennant aspirations.
The Washington times., 1905-07-19

with Two hits
Errors were more numerous than hits.
The heat must have effected the boys.
NJ. Fenton's second sack play was all
10 the good Nine chances and one
miscue was the best OF the day.
Twelve c. b 5 took the short journey
on the outing line" They couldn't To-
cate Richmond 5 eccentric tWisters.
Hart, Garner and Langtry should use
glue on their digitS TO keep the ball from
slipping away
Calvary Baptist tore off a couple of
double plays that had all the earmarks
OF the atmospherical conditions.
The eight errors Of the Nets were re-
sponsible for the runs of the Calvary
boys.
The question of the whereabouts of
Captain Westervelt remains unanswered.
The Nets are now within Speaking
distance Of the front position.
ST. PATRICK-TRINITY.
st. Patrick succeeded in pulling itself
away from the bottom position. while
Trinity went a little deeper in the mire.
This afternoon Immaculate and St.
Vincent will meet. Good game should
result
Linthicum had three chances In cen
| ter Tor the Georgetowners. and succeed
ed in dropping them all.
Gross hung on to nine out of his ten
. chances, which is not SO bad consid-
ering that nearly all the PLAYERS made
one or more errors
Gus Zanneli boosted his batting aver
( homerS, Il double, and a single. In the
Held he fell down on the TWO chances.
When II comes to stealing bases the
runners of this league have them al
beaten. Yesterday there We're nine
sacks pilfered. The trouble Is that the
pitchers let the runners get too long a
lead.
The Washington times., 1905-07-19

If Gurley is in form this afternoon
curtin VIII have TO play ball TO hang
onto third place, the position it was
The Washington times., 1905-07-19

Lynham got two hits and three runs.
One OF his hits was homer.
--
0LUMBIA-AL0YSIU
The fielding on both sides was re-
markably fast, the errors being on des-
peFateIy hard chances.
Hoyle touched up Corrigon for a clean
home run that was a beaut.
Farrell was the turning pin of neat
double play that saved at least a couple
OF additional runs.
The AIoysius boys had almost a stone
wall infield that cut off many raps label
ed base hits.
Not a sacker of the CoIumbias got
the sembiance of an assist throughout
the game. Something unusual.
Two bases were purloined on Hoyle,
while six were conhscated by the Co
lumbias.
Babson continues his good work. both
at bat and in the field.
"
WAR JUSTICE.
OF all the fans who saw the game
not one could raise a breeze.
The expectorauon ball was sent to
the woods. and the perspiration ball
worked overtime.
Between the heat and the humidity
several of the players We're nearly over
come.
Fenwick's throw from left to catch
klienschmidt at the plate in the first
was a beaut His two outs and assist
retired the side in the inning.
Gieb and AfcGowan colHded over Hou-
three runs resulted from the errors
made on the play.
James r. Garfield and Clifford Pinchot,
of the Keep commission, took a peep"
at the game.
Errors were responsible for most of
the runs made on both sides.
Gieb made a peculiar catch of Reed s
pop fiy- In the seventh. He stabbed at
the ball as he slipped in attempting to
catch 1t. and when he did catch il he
was in a sitting position.
Bruce Bielaskrs wild throws to first
were all to the bad, They were respon-
sible for several of the Warriors runs.
Dan MCGOWAN. who played In the first
game of the season, covered first for
| the soldiers yesterday, and his two
! swats helped to pile up the runs for the
| Warriors Good enough to be regu-
| la--
! Klienschmidt retired the side in the
I first by his two putouts and assist.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-24
Warbi Uras, GIoriha, Der Sisen.
gpe5ial Mus7fu8 fiir Snbtaua 3uurts
fen iiber bic Reaniblnanta 2tnien.

gu iebr ansenebmer Seit fir cine Heiie
mad benz Siiben fontrtt Der lpe3ieue Witts
@inter glusfIug fir Snbiana Tpuriften,
cine niMt foftfpieIige &eife fur @eiunbbeits
Su&enbe nod ben beriibrnten NlisfuaSorten
BON TIoriba unb beS SiieenS, etnfdIiebIi1
,rueier gergniisunestage Der ~befannten Marbi
@ras 6etlihteiten su Nerp Orleans. Gin
maffiber gulman Bug perIdBt ben Snbianas
polls Union Babnbcf am 81. Sebruar I'm Z
iIbr Mbenbs iiber bic 9enniplpania 2in;en.
8unfte bon Snterefie Der 3oute entIana
f4IieBen in fi4 bie-beribmten ShIaHtfeIber
2opfout Mountain, @btdamauga, MtIanta,
Sapannat, bic Mari9rcute pom ,Sbermatt
mad benz Neer".
Die Tour' umfabt Drmcnb, Der beriibrnte
Observation-Disclosures; ct. Muguftine nit
ieinen aItertbimIi@en ipanii9en Bafficnen
8enIacola, ppn Rarine Snterefe; Yab
Gbriftiam, has Nepport bes Siben, RobiIe,
Birmingham, Naibpile, nit eenieenb e3eit
3ur rlmfHam. Smei To9e NufentbaIt in
Nsm Orleans tpdbrenb beS YnrSi @ras.
GIf Gage IN benz fonnisen eiben, entfernt
DOT, benz eis unb S1nee bes HorbenS unb
Der R~oftenpunft eini&IiebIih Huumans nur
$50. Da bic S@Iaffteqen ;eitieff I'M 8ors
aus befteut trerben iolten 10 fpre@en Sic
balb Dor ODER i9reiben Sic an 80. 80.
8i@arb5on, M%ififtant General Yaf5aaier<
Naent, indianapolis, &c wirb aae 5rdqen
bereitwiaisff bsanttrorten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-24
LAUNDRY :. =. =: =: !: :: g; c.: !: r: ::
Edh gbus co.

nabmen aus leBteren Spii6en Der DO
minifanif9en &egierung unb bersn
fremben 9lGubigern nod einem fes
itimmten pruSentiabe pertfei'en fouen.
SIM Senate berriGen tesiieGi6 Der
Sragpeite, Die mir Der MonroezSocs
trim eeben nnb pie tpeit mir urs ouf
bic Ourdfibrung bisier @usleaunq
einlaHen fonen. berf9iebene @nfift.1.
@enn mir Die @uropGer b~erEsi1bern,
ibre bere6tigten Soreerun-e l b az
pifenloie en- rS9pefterrerublifen" ein>
Sutreiben unb uns a'ei93eitin peiqerrl,
bieie @emeinnefen CUR Grfiinunq If.
rer @erpflidtunssn gu srineer, banm
miifen mir uns auf ernItlife Streiti1S
teiten nit Guropdern aefaBt MAIDEN.
Wiligen mir aber in cite DcIitif.
ipel6e bic 8ereinigten Staten III e:s
ner MahenpertpaIterin Der f6left n
3ahler unter ben vS9nefterrepubGz
fen" MAIDEN niirbe, 70 f0nnen mir nit
iebteren unter umftdnben in sse.nbz
ielisfeiten unb in fpftfp' siiae milatG.
Ride Grpebitipns1 bsrfpid.st rerben.
Man6e Senatoren bsginfiacn Die
cine 9plitif, man9e Die onbere unb.
einige tpenige meinen, mir foQten bic
moberne @uslesung Der Monrpe=O otz
trim gang fallen lafen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-24

elm Mitsliso Nnflagen iiber Bsfe&li9-
feii Der Mitelssoer erbDben. au9 bort
tuurbe cine 9ausunterfu&ung abgebal'
ten nit benz grssbniB. bab Der Intlds
ger einfa9 aussefOben ipuroe. Do
bur9 fam Der 5al beripdtet our 3ennt=
niBnabms Der @rObssidworenen uno
bic 5olee mirb iein. baB Der weibe
Raabe gum Sduft gefsmpelt piro.
Der 8ater=JaG seb6rt in erffer 2inie
por bic Staatsantpalti9aft. tpas bas
Saus in Der Nngslesenbeit tbat 1T Nes
benfa6e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-24

@ingate. Grau &Ofa @Orns
tpuro. burd bic grplofon elmer 8sro.
fine. lamps 10 f9usr %berbranr,t, baB fs
tueniee Stunosn ipdtsr ibren Self
aufgab.
&ifingSun n. Gin treuer 3euge
i'm @ilsipie prO3sb III entosdt tuoroen.
Gin alter Wann min seisbsn babsn,
tpis Samss @iasipie nod benz Sstparb
Sauie lief, nadoem Der bsrbdnsnib.
bols Sdub auf gli3abstb @ilsipie
ab~gsfeuert mar. Weiter beiBt es, baB,
tpenn biefer 3eu9e i'm erffen proaeHe
feline ausiagen esma9t bdtts, Sames
@ileipie obne 5rass nit benz Sobe be-
frat tporbep tudre. Sails sesen bic
ibrisen gefIasten Elm neuer prOasB
anbdnsis sema8t mirb, 10 febt sn err
partsu, bob bas 3eugnib jenes alien
Wannes cine enti9eibsnbe Wenbuns In
ben pielfa9 nertsttetsn umfdnben her-
beifiibren tpirb.
m b. Walter 90. Wobs
lin. Der ei1sr Der3wsifeltsn @erIu9
ma9te, feline Grau su srmorbsn, befin-
bet f9 isbt, total sebro9sn. i'm
@Ountp : @efdnsnihe. Seine Settles
befdaHenbsit bat fi9 nod ni9t 9sbsf=
fsrt, unb bic 6aIucinationen, an tuel=
den er leibst, tpsrben bon Gag su Sage
i9limmer, fe babsn fi@ f6rmlia au
elmer 2rantbsit aussebilbet. Seiner
6rau gebt es better. Obmobl ibr Elm
@ei9oB bon 2aIiber 80 iibsr benz Nuss
in ben 2opf einseorunsen ift, bat man
bic 9Ofnuns nod ni@t a~ufseseben.
bab fe geneien tptro.
3tpnsDtIle. @eor9e 3im-
merle, Sobn bes Stabtmarf9als
glbam 3immerle purbe nabe bisie,
Station nit 3erbro4enen @liebern lebs
los auf9sfunben unb glaubt mon, baf
ct bon einem nod Weften beftimmtsn
bur4sebenoen Gra&t3uee berabffrats
unb iberFabren wuroe. Sein 6reuut
Wiaiam Seeblman aus Norb Sn.
bianapolis, befanb fi& NIT ibm IN
osmielben s3uge, als fi& Der trauriss
WorfaI erei9nete. 3immerle mar %
Sabre alt unb ber6eiratbet. Seine,
6rau, tpsl&e NIT ibrer SHUTTER BET Bs.
fanrter su Beiu& treilte, tuitrbe BIZ
traurise Na&ri&t fofort tiberbra&t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-24

Neus0eeIdnD, Das gegen>
pdrtis mod i'm 3ei9en Der ~2anbpirt6=
f9aft unb @iebau9t ite6t, biirfte fi9
infolee Der seplanten @usniisuns fei~
1er SliiiIe unb WdHerfGle CUR Gr5eue
gung bon elettrif9er 8~etriebsfraft in
ni4t mebr gu ferner 3eit in elm Sn>
buftrie>G Centrum p%eripanbeln.
Yeunber S9Iaf. Sn WfiI.
paufee, Wis., f9lief biefsr Sage cir
9epifer 9enrD Niemann 80 Stunben
obne unterbreGung. @r mar tpGbrenb
Der 53eit me6rmals 9etpedt tporben unb
es belt f9tper, i'm bapon gu iiberseue
gen, baB er iid UNI einen Sag peri9laz
fen bate.
yer y ampt aus Dem
d tbaus. Gus benz 3u6tbaus
IN 9untspine, Ser, enttpid3en iiingft
Spei Strdf!inee, inbem lie ben 2ofoS
motipfIbrer unb 9ei5er elmer 2ofomo=
tfoe i'm 3u9tbdus6ofe iiberpGltigten
unb bann, unbefiimmert um bic &u<
geln Der Da9tbabenben, auf Der 0otpS
mptipe gum 9of binuus bampften.
Na9 elmer 5abrt BON etpa flint Meilen
fpransen bic beiben Our6brenner ob
unb fli9teten fi9 in bic @Gfber.
Giner Der &usreiber lit Elm gu lebensz
langli9er 2u4tbausitrafe perurtbeiIter
8aterm0rber.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-24

@usgere9n I. 0ie piRens
f4aftli9en 5orf9uneen bes profefors
Sobn 6. Merriam bon Der geologii4en
Mbtbeilung Der uniberfitGt in 8erfelep,
3al., iperfen auf bas erite @uftreten bes
Satbofuurus (5ii6eibe9fe), ienes &ies
fentbiers elmer ldnsft persangenen Gntz
pidelunesperipbe Der Grbe, elm neues
2i4t. Der profefor but bere4net,
buB apif4en benz eriten grf4einen bic
fer Sbiere, 5ur 3eit, als fe nur auf
benz 2anbe lebten, Biz su ihrer tpeiteren
gntpideluns, ba fie bic Meere belebten.
unb benz Bis 81 ibrem l~lntergange Elm
3eitraum bon unsefdhr 100000
Sabren liest.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-24

Sang merfmiirSis lit Die Grfla.
runs unieres Greunoes Inanias, bab
er, sbe er I'm g%rlaubnib i'm 9auie
na9fu9ts, Dos bemuBte @ouoert Dor
aler ausen gu 6fhen. f4On borber
cine tleine @ds abgerifen battle, UNI
ben Snbalt au prtifen. gr mar ieben=
falls entriiftet, 5 lumpige 3wan3iger
anffatt 5 Sunoerter 81 finoen unb
fhblte fi4 bitter in isiner Wsrtb=
i9dbung eefrdntt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-24

&s3t ri It g muBfi4 pp9G
eth 8~7idbriser 9reis aug 8oen fiibz
len, Der fi3 biefer Sage uuf benz
2unbratbsamte in @sener (Oitfrissz
lanb) cine Rabfabrertarte fir feline
gerfon ausiteaen lieB.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-24

8alo ipiro es aud ben nnerfabres
nen tlar tpsrben, baB ale bic 0or=
Iaaen, welAe sumeif CUR ansebliden
Sebung Der Moral in ben 2egislalurer,
ein9srei6t tueroen, rur mooerne gr=
prefunssmetboben fino.
Sur9 Die Mntt. @isarettsn.8 orlaee
erwarteten GENTLE Observation-Disclosures
cine nette runos Summe aus benz Sa=
bafstruf beraus3uprehsn, mdbrenb
man Semperen3borlagen einbrinst, um
benidben 3tuef BEL ben 8rauern 81
errsi9sn. Die garasr Woralbefrebuns
gen anseln nur- nod Strait.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-24

Sie Staats> Anwalti9aft ioGte
tueitsre 3eusen gernebmungen i'm
Sauie in Der 8afer-N n9elesenbeit Der.
sitsln. Sbr muB bas frii9e geweiss
material our Ierfassns feben, ebe
Spuren berpiidt tperbsn t6nnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-24

Die Grhebung Der Staten 8egen
ben STANDARD Oil Sruf 1T Elm gutes
3si9sn bon 0ertrauert in bic 3raft bes
Bottles.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-24

Sis gafer @sitedunsS Gpiiase
1T ni6t als innere Jamilien-a ngeles
aenbeit bes Sauiss 3u betra9ten. sic
gsb6rt Dor bic @eidworensn in erfter
Qinie.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-24

Sc Fno ni4t INNER eeraoe an
biele 2Das, bic ben grsi beroerben,
mitunter tbun's aud bic Batter.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-24
Mms Der 2egis1atmr.


uno Nadmittag In Si5ung. Die
0ertreter Der preHe tpuroen nur nod
LANCER Debate uno aud bann nur 81
ssuiKsn 3siten Der 3utritt gu Der
@omite.@ eriammlunq g%eftattet. nsber
bic wirtlid mi9tisen 8Or9dnge in Der
ltnteriudun9 miro 9ebeimniBpoaes
S9weigsn beoba9tet.
@erf9isbenen &eprdisntanten if
~isbenfaQs b69f ungemitbli4 3u
Wutbe unb barren in 8ansen unb
3a9er Der Einge. bic ba tommsn tuers
ben.
Ser SbirbHtsr 9amilton. Der als
3euge bernommen tuurbe, bebauptet,
bob Der Beri9t Der ,Nens", in tpel-
dem m~itsstbeilt ruurbe. bab er, Samil=
ton, gefast babe. er babe feIbft anbereu
Mitslisosrn dbnli9e Briefe einsebdn'
bist, erfunben iei.
Ser 8eri6terfatter, tpel9sr bisie
Nngabe geb6rt baben mill, wurbe ebens
fals bernommen. @r beftanb barauf,
baB SamiltOn linn seIagt babe, y
eIei9e 8riefe an
perf9iebene &eprden,
t a n n q b9eIieert
Sie l? Experimentation, tpel9e eeger
bic anti- @isaretten- 8Orlase ftimmten,
befrsitsn, Big auf 8oRon Brunaugb,
grisfe bon .. u. Batter srbalten 3u
baben. 2sbtere saben on. bob lire
Briefe iur Circulate entbaltei1 bdtt.n.
Sntere1ant iff, wte fauer es benz
@omite 9ema9t wurbe. bon Mnanias
gafer ben Namen bes gefts9srs 81, er.
fabren. Generalanmalt Mi1er ri9tete
bic Grasen an Batter.
Was faeten sic, als sic oos @ou=
bert erbielteng
I'D fagte. bab i'd rie einen 6reunb
berratben mtiroe.
Was iasten sic no92
Sd bin gu nerp6s, um befen au cts
innern, ipdter bieleidt.
@ann ipraasn sic auerf iiber bic
Sa1e2
Geit ben lebten brei Wo9en.
Wo ipra9en sic nit ibm?
SIM DENTON Sotel uno IN @n9lii6's
5otsl.
ueber mas?
usber bic @igarretten- 0orla9e. Or
ia9te, er m6dte germ nit mir barttber
plauoern unb i'd iaate, i'd lei Wiaens
gu b6ren. Sd faste ibm, es fei pie
bic SalOOn=Srags. @enn mon ben
@igarrettsn : 2euten eineil 3ou gdbe.
10 nebmert He cine MeiIe.
Damn iaste ct, i9 m69te gerre nit
Sbnen iiber sttpas fprs9sn. aber i9
firdte mid. sic braudsn f6 ni&t
3u fir6ten, fa9te i'd, tpen1 i'd sinmal
meim WOrt gebe, 70 baltic i'd ss. ct
iaete bann, tuenrl sic mir belfen bic
Bin aus benz Wese gu idaHen, bann
fdlt etuas FIR sic ab. SD iaete
ibm, bab i'd Riemanbes @ortsn traue.
(Nnanias i9eint alfo nur fsin Wort
bu93ui9dben.) Wenn i'd fe morgert
fshen tann, bann mill i3 WOntas melt,
Wort einl6ieu, iaete CT.
@anu baben sic i'm tpisbergeieben?
9m Wcntae in BET 2obbp bes Sptel
@ngliib.
Wortiber fpra8en Sic in S6rsm
3tmmsr i'm 6otel 2
Sd babe Sbnsn jules ssiast, anti
t~portete Batter.
grf nod Ian9en, pergebli9em @in'
ben uno 3rtimmen ieitens Nnanias gs=
lang es Serrt1 Milsr, cine birette Nnt-
mort auf feline Gra9e gu e%rlangen.
.9is srfsn @orte, bic ct iagte,
tparsn, i9 min aber teinen Srubel.
Sd fa9te ibm, ba wtirbe fein Srubel
iein. Ct msinte, ipdter tuiroe Ct mebr
geben."
gr CAB Sbnen bas @oubert ber-
i9lofen2
Rur nod ldngerem Ordnsen seIane
es cine beiabenoe Nntuort bon Nnanias
3u erlan9en.
Was tbaten Sic nun?
Sd ein9 in mein 3immer unb ba9ts
bariiber nod tuas wObl In Dem gouperi
iein tonne. Sd i9libte bas enbs oes
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-24

@er fnb bic Anberen? Cine
Sage, bic 6err 8enebitt l6ien folte.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-06-08
Meat MS Chick Food.

In a recent report of experiments in
feeding chicks the Rhode Island expert
ment station says:
'sFhe use of the proper proportion Of
animal food will pay handsome profit
through decreased mortality and in
creased weight of the chicks.
"The experiment which led up to this
conclusion was with an incubator hatch
of 219 chickens. These were separated
into lots of about fifty each and placed
in similar brooders. For thirty days
all conditions We're kept alike except
the rations Pen A was fed balanced
ration of grains, meat and green food
The chicks grew and thrived, and not
one chick showed symptoms of diges-
tive disorder The deaths amounted to
80 per cent. In pen B all animal food
was withheld The deaths were 95 per
cent, of which Is per cent had bowel
trouble Pen 9 was fed on grain alone,
all animal food and all green food be-
ing omitted from the ration The
deaths were 32.7 per cent, of which 76.5
per cent showed digestive trouble. In
pen D all grain food was omitted The
deaths of chicks We're 63.7 per cent, Of
which S5.8 per cent showed bowel trou-
Bile. All the living chicks were weigh
ed at the close of the test, and pen A
showed the greatest average weight.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-06-08
The Older Rice Regions.

The decadence in rice culture in the
states of the south Atlantic coast has
been one of the most striking agricul-
tural features of their recent history.
1t is the decadence of a crop that has
the prestige of two centuries of gener-
ally profitable cultivation and a repu-
tation for quality unsurpassed by any
rice in the world, according to authori-
ties Of the department of agriculture.
Among causes for this condition is the
peculiar inadaptability of the irrigated
rice lands of these states to the use of
heavy. up to date agricultural machin-
cry This has prevented reduction in
the cost Of production and in this era
of low prices has rendered successful
competition with the rice growers Of
southwest Louisiana and Of Texas i'm
possible
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-06-08
NEST JERSEY 4 SEASHORE R. r.
On and after MAY Is, 1895. trains win
leave Woodbury. IS follows:

For Phila, $50, $50. us, 7so. 7.ss, $50. ST.
9.19, 1902. I1.17 a. M; 1.02 LIZ, 200 (Satur-
days only], 800 4.o4, 4.a6 Sis, sol. SIS. 7l0,
1922 and Hosp. M, week days. Sundays, 500
s. 10. $751; m; $50 5.41, $50. 1872 50, and
l124 p. m.
For Glassboro, 6.44, s.l9, s4s, 1904. u.s2 ami
II 3d. 1o3 Saturdays only 2.02. 3.22, 1887, S.47
500, 5.26 5.43, 6.32, 7.02, $780, 1892, lI.12 p ms
1922 night weekdays. Sundays s.04, S.29. g. M;
5.sl $50 and 1881 p. IN.
For Swedesboro, GA, 8. r. 81 O. M; ZOE, 453,
6.l1, 1902 p. M weekdays. Sundays, $50 2. Ha-;
SOL p. IA.
Il 33, 1897. SAB, 7.02 p. M weekdays. Sundays,
s.04 q. M; 81 p.
For Maurice River and points on the Maurics
River Branch, $40 a. M; 1888. SAB p. week
DAYS. Sundays, 5-31 p m.
For sea Isle City and Ocean City, s.19 8. ma,
3.s7, pm, week days. Sundays 7.52. S04 .. m.
For Cape May $40 a. M; s.sz, p. m, week
days Sundays, 7.55, 500, a. m.
For Atlantic City, g. g. m. 3.S7 p. na.s week
days Sundays 804 a. m. and 55l p
For Salem [via Glassboro and Elmer) 8-4s 3
M: 3.47 D. M. weekdays. Via Swedesboro, e.44,
9.I2 II. g. M; 2.02, ASS GIL p. weekdays.
Sundays, S.52 a. m: e0I p. m.
For Bridgeton. 6.44, S46 B. M; L. 3d. S.43s 5-z5.
6.32 p. M. weekdays. Sundays, S.29 A. M; $50
p. m
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-06-08

Efforts to produce a single germ
sugar beet have created considerable
interest among sugar beet growers, and
SO many inquiries have been received
in regard to the progress of the under
taking that the department of agri-
culture has issued some information on
the subject in bulletin No. Is of the
bureau of plant industry. Encourag-
ing progress is reported, and lit is
only a question of time when beets
will be grown commercially from sin
gle germ seed. Those having the
work in charge expect to produce this
year a crop of seed beets from their
selected single germ seed of last year
and to silo these beets in the autumn
for next years seed production. It
will be remembered that it takes two
years to produce crop of seed.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-06-08

ISeven punches grown in Nebraska The
weight of these punches was twenty
eight pounds and the average length one
foot.]
late in starting the next spring and
should be let to grow for another fall
crop. You are only using what nature
has stored in the fall rather than in the
sprina
The demand for asparagus is rapid
" increasing. People troubled with
kidney diseases receive much benefit
by its liberal use In punching such
large quantities as we have some will
be defective for market We use the
tips say two inches long sometimes
as much as half a bushel being cooked.
Every owner of land should plant at
least 250 plants, and 500 is better for
family. Use as a regular dish sixty
days in a year, covered with good Jer-
sey cream, it is one of the best produc-
lions of the vegetable garden, con-
cludes an Orange Judd Farmer CORE
sDondent.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-06-08

varieties is retained upon the plant
even after it becomes fully ripe. Be
sides having this character of holding
the fruit, the black raspberry is as well
adapted for marketing from the vines
as is the red raspberry The fruits Of
the black raspberry are more rigid in
character and retain their form bet
ter For this reason it is not necessary
to use small sized receptacles for pIac-
ing them upon the market, quart boxes
or cups being usually employed.
The black raspberry has another adj
vantage over the red raspberry for
commercial culture In that it is not so
weedy in its habit of growth. 1t does
not throw up root sprouts, as does the
red raspberry. and for that reason it is
more easily kept in bounds.
Because of its manner of fruit bear
ing pruning must be done at two sea
sons of the year in order to accom-
plish the best results The young shoots
as they appear from the roots in the
spring should be tipped or disbudded
when they reach the height of eighteen
inches. 1t is better to go over the plan
tations frequently in order to tip the
canes when they are about the height
mentioned rather than to delay the OPP
GRAFTON until some of them have reach
ed height of two to two and half
feet The early pinching induces the
development of lateral branches. Shoots
which have been allowed to harden and
to grow to two or three feet in height
will form few lateral branches. If
tipped when eighteen inches high a
cane should produce four five or six
lateral branches.
The second pruning, which is also
important, consists in removing the
canes which have borne the last crop