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The progressive farmer and the cotton plant., 1905-07-04
FISH

Drop us On card and we will put you onto
Something with which you can turn your
neighbor green with envy by catching dead
loads of them in streams where ne mas pc
come disguised trying TO catch them the
way. It's something new and
cheap. 1t catches at all seasons-someth1ng
no other tackle will do. Ii. Will t1ckIe you 10
see If catch house and musk rats. IIlustrat-
ed catalog Of prices and testimonials for the
asking.
The progressive farmer and the cotton plant., 1905-07-04
TELEGRAPHY.

r.. r. Agency, Typewr1ting, Shorthand.
Very low SUMMER rates. Write for terms.
GEORGIA TELEGRAPHY COLLEGE,s Sc
noia, Ga.
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Ovocua Parma r. n. TIccrea Ma
Prodei.

Name mn prodej znamou ovoc.
nou farmu T.. :. McCrea. 5 mil
zipadn6 od Tabora "a jiho-vy-
chodne od Tyndall. Tato farma
pozustava 70 $50 akri, 100 akru
poll, 80 akrG pastvistG, 10 akru nj
fatty, 20 akrG ovocneho sadu.
Nh farmG isou zachovalt stavby.
Ovocnl sad jest nejlepsi W statu
MAZE pres IL set ovocntch stromn
V plnGm plodu, a pfinasi $1,000
roche cisteho uzitku. Mimo ovoc-
n6ho sadu VIDA farms. tolik co vet
siRa farem po 100 akrcch V okresu
nebot' neni ma nj nejmensi cast po-
zemku ktcrf by Sc nemohl 2 uzit-
kovat. Cena G.40O: aneb $50
akr. Ovocna zahrada mi sauna
vice ceny nez polovinu co Mdame
"a celou farmu.
Wagner Bratfi. Tabor S. d.
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III Ia Ctu. Euon " III
my Novak n Hostel.
Nelp. McAuliffe Y Montrose byl
z1e navslevou V pondeli.
j. NJ. Petfik Sc vratil Y obchod.
nj ccsty V belmont V Itery.
Manzeldm Jan Honerovym sc
narodil syn V pondeli.
Martin hostel Wagnerskf byl
zde y nedali na na,stevc u rodicd.
~. Ircna Saarosy ztravi'a nedeli
u znamych We Scotland.
III. Marie Jandova nast6hovala
sc do sve move residence, tento
tyden.
Manzelc Jan Kostelovi odieli do
Wagner We stfcdu IN navstevou II
znamych.
j. j. Wagner a i. A. killion
Lestervillstf byli zde IN obchcdem
V sobotu ma samohybu.
Tom Wagner zastaval misto ka.
sira Y bancc Utikske patck n So
botu IA nepfitomnosti +. Wagnera.
Karel Herman koupil krasneho
kone od Jos. NJ. Petfika minuly
tydcn. Karlc. ted Sc to Dude jez-
dit IN milou. 70 ano!
Y holirne Jana Matusky Sc bu-
dc odbivat tab ma - tucnfch kro-
cinu. IN pfcdvecer dikuvzdani
Thanksgiving eve). 3oho t. IN.
Nova budova Hrusky a Truncc
byla otevfcna pro obchod V pom
deli. Staveni je iedna z nejlep-
sich V meste n slouii ku cti mali
telum.
Tanecni Piles Dude pofadan V ST.
nj PIP. Blazka a Hacicktbo. V so
botu dine iho 'listopadu. Hudbu
obstara Tacorska kapcla. kazdf
je zvan by sc dcstavil.
Kdykoliv byste zasilali p~enize,
budto po,Spoientch Statech, nebo
do Evropy, zakupte sobe bankov-
nj smenku draft V Taborske
bance.
IL pro cent srazky tomu kdo u
mas koupi pfikrfvky behem l4ti
dcnniho vyprodeje. Maine velkou
zasobu rozlicnych ~pokryvek a
lhouni. n prodcj tento Dude trvat
icnom IL dnf. Bouska Hubal.
O. Il. Slns r. obchodnik Bon
Homme odhfya We SVEN obchodu
We Ks vyprodci yesker6ho zbyzi,
Ijenz potrva I dni, zaeinaie Cd pa
tku dine 3ho list. n koncici V patek
lOho. NcsNere z5czi rhidc pod
vyrobni cenu.
Pohfcb zesnuleho nemluynete
manzelu Jos. Souhraduvych sc cd
byval M zdejsim katolickem hfbi-
tpvG. V nedeli o 2he iodine 20 po-
ledni. Decko So narodilo V ned6li
a zemrelo V pdtek, zfjic jenom pet
dnn.
Obdrzeli ismc dopis cd +. j..
Hrusky. Y Bolivar, Mo-, ma nthU1
Sc mnozi zdc pamatuji. V ntmz
nam sdGluje IL sc mt V Missouri
dobfc vcde, farmu ma dobrou a
zaffzcni to nej epsi, n dobytka
hojnost. Zdravi vsecky pfitelt u
Zname.
Divadlo Schraje zdejsi ochotni-
ckr spulek, V sobotu vecer. dine IL
istopadu, V katolicke sini. kus
ienz ma byt sehrin ma nazev Fl
dlovacka", je dobfe voleny. nebot'
kazda v6ta V mem srsi vtipem II
humorem neslychanfm. Tez i
pro Il oily vybrani schopui ochot.
nici, COZ gar cuje bczvddnc podd-
nj a pfedncsenf.
Doslo mas n6kolik aadostf cd
farmern blize Tabora, o vysvetle-
nj q tfcti postovni doprav6 ven
kovnf, kteri ma zaGit vychazet Y
Tdbora V blizkG budoucnosti.
PoStovni Terrence nam sdGlil. ~
dnposud on sam nevi dopodrobna
iakfm sm6rem doprava pujde. ale
pravil ~ budem zde NIT okresni
slua u, a Ii farmefi ktefi doposud
meme i postovni dopravy, il dosta-
nou na teto tfeti doprav6. Ma
druhy tfden SO nam dostane pou-
cent o t6to veci, n PAX uvefejnime
inkfm sm6rem doprava pnjdc n
jake zmeny sc tim ud6laii ma do
nrn,.n nr,.ni a. ,lrnhn
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rternf koncert Ceskeho Pevec.
keno Kvartc,ta. We spolkove sini,
byI hoinS navstiven n rozhodnG Il.
spGsny. BY To vskutku pozitek
um6lecky, jaktho sc zfidka dosta.
ma nam cechnn americkvm. JiS
rouhe vystoupeni kvartetta ma ie.
yistS mslo inktsi taiemnf vliv no
! orc1,..r'vc, tfact by roti"kf. tak
ze ami ieden y posluchaen 81 netrou
fal dfchat.
Prvni Oslo programu Hymns
S'ovanG" cd Thomasc. skladba to
M kterou jon um6 &C Sc odvhzi,
hy'a zapena hezva3ne We svc OBJ
time harmonii u dynamicc: bura-
cejici fortissima iakoz j jennie pi-
nissima hyly tax dokonalc. iak icn
vnbec vySko'enec a hudebnf kritik
d vcde 81 predstavit. Coz tn wee
nd krasna piseh Ladislaya, z ope-
ry Dive Vdovy' cd nezapomenutel
neho naseho Smetanv. kterou za-
pei y. Sefrling. do niz vlozil tolik
citu a n6hy-ta lyricka krasa ieho
hlasu nplne vyhov6la teto pisni.
PAX ''Utonula" od Kfizkoyskfho.
piseh ktera oplyva bohatosti fu
garni. nfechodu pestrosti akkordu
la aalntmi motivy: V teto pfsni by
10 zfejmG ze pochopili stafickeho
Pavla Kfizkovskfho, a ze V nj Wy
stfhli CITY jeho mira. Tez pisne
od Dvoiika, nc Giste klasick6, $
textem aeftovnym. lapel p. Svnj-
six. We kterych ukazal re ie pew
Gem prvniho fadu. a sklidil boufi
potlesku. Dvoizp6v Jenfka n ke-
GAIA 2 ''Propane Nevcsty", ien2
pfednesli PIP. Sefrling a Svojsik
IN nmGlcho klavirriho doprovodu
p. Cernfho Sc vseobecn6 libil. Pan
Novak. baritonista V jeho narod-
Mich pisnich Sc vclmi zamlouval.
20 koncertu Sc odhyva'a volra
zabava IN hubby T~aborskGho or
Eestru. Panove od kvartetta byli
pax pozv,ini ma bescdu 10 domova
!. v. Wagnera, kteraz Sc uspofa.
dala ma iejich poGest. DrLhGho
drc odjc'i do sousednfho Tyndall
kdez uspoiad,li konccrt.
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il. Hanousck jcnz zde mival nj
bytkovy obchod. u pred nejakfm
casem Sc odstahoval ma Rosebud
kdez koupil farmu, konc6n6 Sc
''rozktval" n napsal nam dopis. o.
hledne toho jak Sc mu tam vcde.
Pise re costa tam jakoz i zacatky
byli krusne. Nyni ma pry vse
zafizene, krasny dunn postaveny.
n mimo farmafeni della ~tesafinu, a
tax 81 par dolarkd pfivydela. Pri-
koupil koni. dobytka, a vubec zije
jake pan baron; ien toho lituje re
nesel ma farmu drive.
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Upozorfujem timto zdejsi oby-
yaielstvo ma DR.. w. G.. Botclcra,
ocniho. usniho a krGniho special
istu. ktcrf 70 zas V Lesterville IN
lcelem leceni techto nemoci. Ten.
To lekaf jc majetnikem Y tonic
statu. a .byl prvnim specialistou
jcnz sc dal %registrovat ma provozo-
yani prakce V roce 1892 V jiz. Oak.
.vratil zrak III. Walkerovi, Sam'l
,Grenzovi, Adamovi Presslerovi,
C. Wcidcnbachovi. JOS. Thomasu,
Janu Webrovi ajinFm Y Lester
vile. Napravil silhavc cGi detem
Fred Frankhausera, Payla Bruhna
VIM. Snella n iinfm. Vylccil blu
cliotu Jana Kallenbergra, pi. NJ.
HiIdebrantoyc z Trip, c, Diedea
2 Lesterville: lana Richa 70 Scot.
land. a r~atficnfmi sky n leky,
navratil zrak mnoha iinym V tom
10 statu. DR.. Boteler ic vysoco
vzdGlant muz, JIG zetem ex-kon'
gresmana a tai. valky Geo. W.
McCreara. Potrebujete-li ieho
pomoci. obratte So ma mel. n usetfj
te vSlohy spitalni.
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Domncli lupici Springfeldskc
banky byli chyceni V Aberdeen
minuly patek, q cemz S1 Fallsky
.usk pravf nasledovne:
Patsy Carroll a locko Wilson,
diva vyhlaseni krimindlnici byli
zateeni ninuly ratek V jednom
hostinci V Aberdeen, a jsou v po-
dezfcni ze poznstavaji z troilistku
jenz okradl vyseuvedenou banku,
5ho fijna. Wilson phi zatcenf kla
dl zoufaly odpor, byl ale pfemozen
nfedniky n dan. IN mfize.
Tito muzove byli slime ozbrojeni
n nell phi sobe asi $500 v pene-
zich. Carroll byl nedavno pro-
pusten Y kaznice Sd Fallske kdez
81 .dbyl clyrlc;nf trect &C 'rpit-
sivi. Jeho kamarad, Barker, byl
|draan We vazbe IN z'ocin zavrazde-
nj jistsho Lee Zooka y Hecla. SD.
Wilson je znamy darebak, jenz
bsl propulsion nedayno &c I'll City
kdez byl drzan We vezcni pro
vrazdu.
Vydrancovani Springiieldskc
banky fylo jcdno z neiod,aznej-
sich l~upiestvi ktere sc kdy uddlo V
tonic statu. Lupici rozbili dyna-
mitem kasu. asi q druhe hodinS
rnnnf. Hulk tfech vtbuceu W.
burcoval re sna obyyatelstvo mes
tn. a kdyz SC pfihnali nektefi ma
misto 2locinu. byli zahndni do
svfch pfib, tkn ozbroienymi lupi-
Ii. icnz stall mn strizi. N6kdo he
Eel k hrsiGskemu zvonu, a jeho
zvukem poplasil ccle mesto. Vsak
kdyz hloucek ozbrojcncn pfistal k
bancc. byli Luz iti 5 kofisti pryc.
Ukradli ma $500 n mnoho cen
nfch listin.
.Jozto jsou lapenf muzi usvedcc-
ntmi kriminalniky. jest doklada-
no ze Sc oil Mich mohou nfady po-
utit o kradezi.
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Pines
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FIR. Jo|
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-11
TO OUR FRIENDS AND PATRONS:

We beg to announce that we nave
determined to dissolve our individual
Local Insurance Agencies, and, asso-
ciate ourselves in one single Agency.
ard to that end that we have organic
ed and shall charter the "HOME IN
sURANCE AGENCY" which will be-
gin business at No. III Main street
On November l, 1905.
This new plan will greatly reduce
our expenses. and at the same time
enable us to render better and more
satisfactory service to our patrons.
relieving them of the necessity OF
dealing with a multiplicity of agents.
for scarcely any line will be too large
for the HOME AGENCY to handle
alone.
The new Agency will also conduct
general Real Estate Business, in
Guiding the conveyancing and the ne.
sotiations Of loans.
1t will represent none but Old Line
Stock Companies, affording the sound
est of indemnity, and its facilities will
be many times greater than those of
any other agency in this territory
We are not strangers, but old citi-
zens of this community. and expert
enced insurance men. we'll known to
you. and we promise the same honest
dealings as have chara cteriZed our
former Agencies. individually, in the
past. and also that intelligent service
that arises from experience alone.
There will be no confusion in hand
ling your lines already in any Of our
former Agencies for your renewals
shall have our prompt and careful
attention as the eXpirations are reach
ed
We cordially and heartily thank you
fsr the confidence and patronage here
tofore bestowed upon each of us. and
earnestly solicit the same for the new
Agency. Very truly,
GEO. NJ. WELLS.
RUSSEI. HOLLIS.
F.. NJ. ROSENBERG,
Secretary of Bell-Vernon Co
f. B. BLOOM.
Secretary Travellers Insurance Co.
w. Z. TtANKERSI.EY.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-11
LIFE lNSU RANCE.

1t is very evident that if The life in
surance companies would cut out po-
ltcal campaign contributions, fabu-
lous salaries to officers. and $50 o,ooo
dinners to titled foreigners, at the ex
pense of the policyholders, life in
surance would cost very much less
than at present
Life insurance costs too much mon
ey. and if it were conducted upon le-
sititmate lines on the part Of the COM
panies it would not cost more than
two-thirds what is costs now.
Life insurance like politics, has be-
come corru pied with sraft The graft
er gets all there is in it while he
lives. while the insured pays for all
he gets unless lie dies early after be-
ing insured. and in that event he gets
nothing except the satisfaction that
he aas ,e-~. so=ethirs ,er the main
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-11
a FIFTY THOUSAND cLUG.

The Graphic would be very much
pleased to see that Fifty Thousand
Club launched at as early date as
possible.
Other cities have organized similar
clubs, and they have found it pow
erful influence for advertising and
building up the city. Every member
of Fifty Thousand Club would be-
come enthused in the upbuilding of
Pine Bluff. The club creates feel
ing of pride in the city on the part
Of the club members. They become
accustomed TO putting in good
word for the city whenever an oppor-
tunity presents itself. and when an
opportunity is not offered, the live
member of Fifty Thousand Club"
would create the opportunity and pro-
ceed to do good work.
When the fact became known that
Pine Bluff was making strong pull
for population of $4,000. it would
inspire the confidence of outsiders in
both the present and future of the
city. A stranger would say:
II like the way those Pine Bluff
people hustle for their city. 1t is an
evidence that they have something
to hustle for, as II is only q good
town or city that can inspire its resi-
dents with such enthusiasm"
Chicago, the second largest city on
the American continent. was no doubt
largely built up to its present mag
nificent proportions by the en;husi
asm of the Chicago people inspired
by their answering confidence in
Chicago Meet a Chicago man any
where. and il is hard 70 set him to
talk about anything else than the
greatness of Chicago, and thus it has
been with the Chicago people eve,
since there has been a Chicago.
The population and greatness OF
Pine Bluff can be vcI'y materially
increased by the infusion Of some OF
the Chicago spirit; and there is moth
ing better to iufuse the Chicago spiri
than the organization of a "Fift,
Thousand Club" which would star
every member of It on the mission o
booming Pine Bluff at all times an,
under all circumstances.
Let the FIFTY Thousand Club b
organized.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-11

tenance of those dependent upon hlm'
The state of Missouri has gone al
fer the grafters of the life insurance
companies in a very effective manner
They must turn into the treasury, 1or
,he benefit of the policyholders, every
dollar contributed to political cam
naipns or otherwise illegally appro-
priated. if they continue 10 90 pos'-
Eess in Missouri.
Every state in the union should re-
auire honest dealing with the mold
ers of life policies on the part OF ON
GERS of the company or exclude them
from doing business in the state. IL
is time to cal a halt upon such hlEh-
handed robbery of the people.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-11

to find some preferred property rent
ing as high as $50 per acre.
The Arab labor is better than that
found in South Africa and can be
found plentifu.ly for from fifteen 10
twepty cents per day. out OF which
they feed themselves. They do much
more and much better work than the
South African but the machinery is
again inadequate.
In the bolls. the Egyptian cotton is
the finest in the world, eliminating
the Sea Island cotton, but the fibre is
badly injured by the machinery used
to handle it, Especially it is stated
by Mr.. Stinson. are the ginneries far
behind the times all through Egypt.
The smallest and most remote cotton
producing center in the south is
far better equipped in point of ma
chinery and gins than this rich and
fertile country.
Cotton Killed by Frost.
The Egyptian varieties of cotton.
when planted in Rhodesia, are killed
! off by frosts before maturity. AS a
general rule the tops of the stalks are
all that are bitten down during the
winter. and, when pruned. the same
/ stalk will bear during the succeeding
wears. In one instance he found a
! stalk producing cotton in the seventh
and eighth year. but the staple was
| of a very poor quality. and unprofit-
; able.
In the second year. the stalks that
are pruned produce a longer and bet
ter fibre than during the first, and
| Mr.. Stinson stated that he could see
| no reason why the third year. il
rroperlv prunea. should not be equal
/ ly as good.
Mr.. Stinson is a young man raised
in the cotton growing industry, and is
an expert The S-inson plantations
in this U.auderdale) county, are
among the most modernly equipped
in the south. and are famed for tbs
fine cotton produced and the excellent
peaches grown. The fruit is shipped
to the most important markets in the
country.
He has not decided whether he viii
return to the foreign country, but tat
companv with which he has been con
nected. has decided. on the strength
of his reports, to continue their ex
periments in Africa.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-11
HoW's This

We offer One Hundred Dollars re.
Yard for any case CT catarrh that
an not be cured by Halls Catarrh
'lre
F. ]. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. O.
We. the undersigned. have know;
F. J. Cheney for the last fifteen years
and believe him perfectly honorabh
n all business transact ons and fiuan
cially able tC carry out any ohlisa
cons made by his firm.
WALDiNG. klNNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale druggists Toledo {.
Halls Catarrl. cure Is taken il
,rMallv acting directly upon In.
Hood and mucous surfaces Of the sy>
on. Testimonials sent free. Prct
: cents per bottle. Sold by all drLs,
sists.
Take Halls family pills for consti
patton.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-11
FROM COMPETITION WITH AF
RIGA IN COTTON GROWING
BUSINESS.
=, L. Stinson Of Mississippi Visits
Dark Continent and Conducts Ex-
periments in Cotton Growing.

Meridian, Miss.-Africa does not
bid fair to become dangerous COM
betitor of the south in the cotton
growing industry.
This is the candid decision Of J. l.
Stinson, young resident of Lauder
dale county, who has just returned
from an eight months stay in South
Africa and Portuguese East Africa.
where he conducted a series Of ex-
reriments for the Rhodesia Cotton
syndicate.
In South Africa labor is cheap,
tut very unsatisfactory; the climate
is too unhealthy for Americans or
Europeans to live successfully. and
the present machinery entirely made
9uate.
In Egypt. the restricted area will
forever prevent that country from
becoming dangerous as competitor,
but the staple grown there is the fin
est in the world, always excepting
the famous Sea Island cotton.
Mr.. Stinson went to Rhodesia,
South Africa. in December, 1908. for
the purpose of determining whether
cotton of quality could he successful-
ly grown. and not with any attempt
to see how much yield per acre could
be obtained.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-11
10

Vale, old city hall! The old "shack
has stood entirely too long already.
The lot is to be sold by the city, and
the unsightly edifice which did service
for so long as city headquarters will
make room for a more modern and
substantial building.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-11

The city council is eminently cor
rect in recurring all sewer, water and
gas connections to be made on MAIN.
south of Sixth avenue. before Main
is permanently improved. The streets
all eady improved are being ruined
by being torn up to put in such con-
nections as are named.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-11

Smoke protectors for the firemen
are often needed, and the council act
ed wisely in providing for the pur-
chase of them. No human being can
fight fire in smoke. as is at times nec-
essary unless he is well protected
The protectors are absolutely neces-
sary for the good of the service.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-11
1orden's Eagle Brand

Condensed Milk affords the maximum
amount of food energy. in the mini
mum bulk, cent rring the greatest
good to the infant with the least tar
m the digestive organs. IT SUI:
passes all other foods for artificial
feeding. Try it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-11
CONSU MPTION

Hope, fresh air, rest and
SCOTS Emulsion are the
greatest remedies for con-
sumption. SCOTS Emulsion
will always bring comfort and
relief - often cure. SCOTS
Emulsion does for the con-
sumptive what medicine alone
cannot do. It's the nourish-
ment in it that takes the pa
tient in long strides toward
health.
Well send you 4 sample free.
SCOTT & BOVINE, 4oo Pearl Street, New York.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-11
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER II, 1905.

l(r. H. B. Pryor. manager OF clrcu'
Aation of the Graphic, makes the CITY
circulation his special charge. Sub
saribers failing to receive their papers
sorperly, will confer favor upon this
aepartment by reporting ycarelessness
- failure to deliver at once. Phone,
ID Sc; new 124.
ADAMS PRINTING COMPANY
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-11

There is but one way of obtaining
lusiness- publicity; but one way of
obtaining puhlicity-advertising.-
Hlackwood
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-11

Everybodys liable to itching piles
G-ch and poor, old and young-ter-
Mo ;ho torture they suffer Only
- s,tlv care. Doans ointment
= alusa,y SAFE: can fail.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-11
Yield Of the Nile Delta.

In Egypt the entire valley OF the
Nile is planted in cotton. but every
available acre is now under cultiva-
ton and the total never exceeds 1OO.-
600 bales. annually. but immense eff
forts are now being made TO force this
total to 1000 900 bales without any
outlook for success The cost OF
producing cotton in Egypt. however,
is, greatly increased on account Of the
heavy land rents. The property is
owned. principallv. hy English peo-
ple. and it IS not an uncommon thing
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The EXPERIMENTS Tried.

While in Africa he had four ex-
perimental farms, the largest of which
contained about 100 acres Some of
lis experiments We're conducted four
and five hundred miles apart, and the
Lest yield was about two-thrds of
bale to the acre. In conducting these
experiments some eight or ten differ
ent varieties of seed were used. the
early variety in the uplands of Rho
desia where the seasons are short.
In Rhodesia the native 1aborers
work for ten shillings per month and
their keep" equalling about $3.50
of American money. They are very
unsatisfactory. being unreliable. and
rerform only about one-third as much
work as the American negro. and have
10 he driven as hot as those in the
southern states.
In Portuguese East Africa, howev-
er, he found il exceedingly warm the
entire year, the heat often being
much greater than in America. The
machinery is old, although of Amer.
ican make. and entirely out of date for
the successful handling of cotton.
TRANSPORTATION facilities are limited
and very expensive. and. for all OF
| these reasons, cotton cannot be pro-
duced as cheaply in South Africa as
| it can in the southern states.
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