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Barton County democrat., 1906-11-23
MORE About
JOHN KAY.
lie Seems to be HOpelessly In.
balanced.
IN THE CARE OF FRIENDS

the finding Of John Kay.
john Kay. the missing county
clerk of Stafford county, was last
aight found in the north part of
Hutchinson, and was taken in
charge by Sheriff Hooper. He
gis dirty, had not been shaved in
,hree weeks. his clothing was
.0rn and dirty, and the man was
plainly insane. He could give no
clnnacted account of his actions.
When Sheriff Hooper asked him
where he had been he said,
Wait till | think" and in a
dazed sort of way tied to grasp an
Intelligent thought, but could not.
He was raken care of over night
by the sheriff, gotten into better
condition, and this morning was
turned over to the authorities of
Stafford county, who came to
Hutchinson this morning in re-
sponse to a telephone message.
4 few days before election he
was campaigning in the north
part of Stafford county and stop
ped over night at the town of
Hudson, put his team in the livery
barn, and went to bed in the barn
on a cot, che hotel being full. In
the night he left the Darn afoOt,
leaving his team, and till he was
found last night in. Hutchinson
could not be found, though dili-
gent search has been made all this
time.
: At the election Kay was elect
ed county clerk by a majority of
about 200, while the rest OF his
ticket was showed under BY the
opposition.
Kay has evidently been wander
ing around Hutchinson two or
three days, at least. Last night
he tried to get on a Santa Fe
freight train in this city, and the
brakeman kept him off. 1t was
noticed that Kay wore a Masonic
pin and the brakeman reported
him to the sheriff, who found Kay
and took him to the Jail. Day
before yesterday Kay was seen
wandering in the fields north of
town.
Kay appears to be hopelessly
insane. He is dazed and his mind
seems completely goue.
Later particulars show that
K ay was apprehended at about
l o'clock this morning He bad
come into town and was on Main
street earlier in the evening.
About midnight two business COL
lege students whose home is at st
John passed the man on the street.
One of them formerly worked in
Kay's Office, and though the man
was unshaven and unkept the boy
thought he recognized him. The
students followed Kay for a time
and then notified Officer Bill
Dixon. Dixon and Mel Cross
followed Kay down to the Mair
street corner near the court house
and then Dixon walked up and
said Hello, John Aren't your
pretty tired9 Better come over
to the hotel and | will get you a
bed" No, not the hotel" re-
piled the man. They are aftel
me, two fellows" Dixon asked
hm if he was not John Kay
and Kay says: L don't
know. | have a family some
where end | am trying to get t
them. ] am wrong in my head. >
Dixon promised to take care o.
him and took him to the Jail
where he was undressed snC
cleaned up and put to sleep. Ht
had walked so much that his shoe;
were nearly worn out and his feet
we're sore. He will be better
taken care of now, for he is with
his friends.
Barton County democrat., 1906-11-23

Word was received at Holyrood
Thursday morning that Mrs.
Toadvine of Lacrosse, formerly
of Holyrood, died in the hospital
at Kansas City while undergoing
an operation. Many will re-
member that Mrs. Looney, a
daughter OF Mrs. Toadvine died
last February leaving several
small children to the mothers
care. 1t is sad to think those lit.
tie children are left again with
out anyone to care for them.- -
Bushton News.
Barton County democrat., 1906-11-23

GA STo1EA.
s.srtb. 1lsfs 'Ol H9- LMae Boggt
's,:i'" = NMM1M
Barton County democrat., 1906-11-23

Ben Krause shows his standing
in Rush county by getting the
highest vote polled for any candi'
date, beating his opponent by S63,
and receiving IA votes more than
any other candidate.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-20

Bra3tI. Cine reeelre9te Rlopf<
fe&terei, nod allen RegsIn Der aunf.
puroe bier swif9en 5rau Salis Jor.
refer unbsJrau Cora IeRenna aus.
ssfO9ten. ESrau WeRenna, bic ben
Rirseren 3og, fonnts bis isst nod ni9i
TN @eri&te eri9einsn.
Geinbfeligteiten tuarert bereits felt
2dnseremI 3pif9sn BET, bsiben Jrauen
I'm @ange, unb nod esesnisitisem
uebereintOmmen tuurbe bsi@IoKsn. bab
beioe 5rauer sinen 2ampf Bis gum
gnoe In @egentuart Der Wdnner aus.
fe&ien fonten. Die gu9e cling gut,
bis sine Der Grausr sinen i9arfsn
S4Iag bintsr bic Obrsn bsfan,. Damn
absr tpurbs ss grnf. ale RegeIn
uurben beiiette geiest unb fhr9tsrIiG
bieben 6eibe @eibsr auf einaneer etn.
Die Wdnnsr fanbsn babel unb Iaben
Der Sa&e rubig su. Bis Grau 5orreRer
TIRE @ssneriu nit sinsm far9tsrIi9sn
6isbe 3ulgooen fdllts, tuo He liegen
blieb. WcRenna fonnte ben Mnblid
ni&i langer ertraaeu uno sr i9lus be,
Resrei&en @esnetin ein blaues Muge.
geios parteien baben gsgenfsttis Rlast
erboben unb auberbsm tusrbsn He mod
usgel Tsranfaltung zines vpriwfigbt"
our 0eranttpprtun9 geaoaeri tperben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-20

Sn ireni8en @o@en bereits ioa bic
rtsue Ameritanii@s Bant In Berlin
er6fnet tperben, bic eins 3wsisanfalt
Der 9armadotti9en ganf if unb nit
benz grobsH Neu Dorter Bantbaus
2aosnburg. &6alwann & 60. In bi.
rstte Bs3iebung treten tpirb. Sn bsut-
f9en unb aud In .sNtep Oortsr 5inana.
ireiien bsripri9t man R9 bel bon
bisier Banfsriinbung. Die rleue Banf
lou aundaf Unit einsm @runbtapital
bon Sc. 900 ausgsFattst usrosn.
Sbrs aufaube ioI einerieits bic Gin.
fibruns amsritanif9sr Wsrtbpapisrs
In Heuti9lanb unb anbersrisits Dts
uebsrnabme finanaislsr Sransaftionsn
In ben Der. Staatsn, Canada unb
Wertto iein. Naem Anf9sin nod
tpirb bie..;neue ganf balb cine bsbsu.
tsnbe @i9tigfeit In Der Jinanatuelt sr.
baltsu unoi iebr bel ba3u b~sitragen.
BITE gei&dftli&sn IBe,iebunssn 3uifasn
ben 0ereintsten @taatsl unb 9euti9.
Lamb INNER mebr sa frdftigsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-20
Wete Yerban oIttn8en oes TaueS
Gliic pon SsemSIer.

@ie man aus Miii6en melbet, lit
Dem pom %crtbeiOiger Der StiftSobc'
rim glile bon Seusler geltellten @e'
JUDI INN @icOeranfnobnle bes Der.
fabrens bonn Sano9erid)t Wfiindlel1 L..
observation-disclosures, Itattgcgeben NOR.
ocn. Sic grneucrung Der Sauptper-
banolung Dor Dem bortieen Shmnr-
gerid]te puroe perfiigt urlo miro iii
Scrbite itattfin0en. 6. bon Seusler
bat bereitS brei Sabre bon Der ibr lei.
nerseit Stgeiprodenen SudthauS'
itrafe abgeleiien. SIN Nopembcr
1905 puroc lie i'm @ege Der Strot.
urlterbredung entlaiien. Cine pom
Staatsanmalt ~bespegen erbobene
8eiftperbe lit iest enbeiiltig als un-
begriinoet be5eidnet poroen. 6. bun
Sellsler bIeibt bemna6 auBer Soft;
lie lebt in Wiinden.
Sic Stiftsoberin @Iiie bon :5eus.
Ter mar megen zines angebltfien
8iftmoroberin6s on ser in5tpii6en
pe~rltorbenen &ranfenpGrterin Win-
no @agner auf beren Insiage Bin
81 ie6s Sabren 3udtbaus oerltr-
tbeiIt poroen. Ser 8ro5eB ielbit 10.
pie Die ii6 oaran anidlieBenben Ser.
banbIungen INN Die @ieoeraufnabme
bes Serfabrens, Bic BON ser Staats.
anpaIti6aft idarf befdmpft pur6c.
baben ieiner 3eit grobes @ufieber
erregt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-20
6rnnoeisentbums = ltebertraaunasn.

Nora 9. Sobnion an Souls 8.
pfsHer, She'll Got 20, 9annamun's
aob.. uefIi9e Settle bon @entral Ab..
81. 200.
Union $ruff gompanp, $rufee on
Greoeric 8. 6inuentamp u. a., Qots
81 uno IS, 8oulebarb Gquare aob.,
6fli9e Settle bon @udls Str, n6roIid
bon 81. Str, $3.50.
6ele1 *. @ofon an glfa 9. Wilfon.
Cots 20 uno 80, 8Iod 6, @aber1 u. u.
WOOolatun aobitiOn. 60 BET 1885
Sub, baeant. Roroisite Der Don't ape.
6fli9 bon Nelion Ctr.
@barlss g. SaI an 6enrp 9.
Niusr, Got Is, Blod AZ, Worb Sn-
%bianapolis. fio6fli9s gde bon eugene
Str, SO, $50.
SObn 5. Yladwsl an gli3a u. Cor.
baIep, Got 60, Wc@artp Subj,
NuBenlOt 100, 80 BET 1O2 CUB, NET.
Hide Settle bon S0inois Str, fiolid
bon Rap Str. $4,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-20

fen obne Staatsliaens betrug $50 nebf
Soften, TN @an3sr alio $50.
6err $ruelod, Der giesnibtimer beg
@ei1dftes, tuurSe gefterr unter Der
Anflaee perbaftst, SpirituoIen obne
Staotlissns bsrtauft 3u baben.
Tprberuussflase.
Gam BlOd frenate eesen Sarab
Jacobs eine Rlage auf Bs3abluna bon
$1,000 an. Elm 10. 6ebruar 1898
tibergab Der aldeer Der 8ertlaaten
einen We9fel auf $500 Iauteno, ueIde
nod 4 Wonaten nit 8 prO,snt 3inien
uno 5 prO3eni aobotatsnsebhbren be.
3ablt tperben iollte. 9isfe Summe IN
nun iberfdai9 unb unbsabIt, tuorauf
ois Rlage begrinbst III. Ct foroeri
bic obenansssebene Summe einf9lieb.
lid Der 3inien unb @sbhbren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-20
Bon eimem SntpelenoiebftabI In
Citett0e

peroen ginSelbeiten mitsstbsiIt, Ole
psrmutbsn lahen. bab es ii9 babel INN
einsn sei4idt bur9sefiibrten Ruubsu5
elmer internationalen OiebesbanSe
banoelt. Die beitoblene Dame lit cine
9aronin 6onreiOer aus Wien, Die aus
Nnlab bes groben Wobltbdtisteits<
feftes i'm 8urfaal faft ibren idmmts
liden foitbarenS4 mud anselest battle.
Der unsebeure Mnbrans BON Men<
I6en lisb es ibr iebod seratben ers
ideinen, fid oss Samudes 81 entleoi>
gen, uno 10 itsdte Tie oenn ibr psrIenz
baIsbanb, bas aIein ben Wertb BON
100000 Sranf reprdientirt. nit an=
oere1 @9muditiiden in eine Sains
aus @ploI6uppen, bie NIT 8rinanten
un6 Sapbiren per5iert mar. uno legte
biefe beim Diner neben fi9 auf ben
Slid. @om Nebenttf9 hatten mebrers
Snoipiouen Tie beuba9tet; our6 elm
BON linen fiinftli6 perurfadtes &C.
brGnae tpurbe bic @ufmertiamteit Der
garonin einen Woment abselentt; i'm
nGditen Mugenblid mar Die 9afde nit
ibrem fpitbaren Snbult perf4nunoeu.
Oie Oiebe ausfinoig 81 MAIDEN. miro
feline lei6te Mufsabe fir Die polissi
fein, ba Sitenbe on ienem Spnnt1s
BON elmer ~ungebeuren Slutb bon Be
fu6ern iiberf9tpsmmt poroen lit, Die
gum She'll een6tbigt iparen. i'm Jreien
auf Sen 8dnten bes Seihs gu Iber>
naaten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-20

Bauer
0arrp ). pOps. Reparatursn, 3l9 q.
Wef Ctr, $250.-2. 90. Wi0itin,
@Obnbaus, 8rOOtsr Str, $500. =
6snrp @8weinbsrser, umbau. 1913 %.
Worris Str, $75.-S. 8. 2apman,
@sparaturen. 5755 81 WafbinstOn
Str, $l68.-artbur Warep. Anbau,
160 8siisnoorf Str, $135O.-@so.
Sssa. Wobnbaus. 535 2entufp Nbe.,
$1,000. -0iaia Rpan, Wobnbaus,
2pnntuOob uno Waibineton Str,
$4,000. -@racs Mun9, Isparaturen,
528 q. Sbsffielo Str. $95.-Nuftu
6unter, l1mbau, 1908 aentpouo Mpe.,
$SO0.-Walte g. Smith. Wobn,
baus. 1874 q. S%rbinston gbs..
10000. g. 8arnbarger, anbau,
81 %. 10. Str, $6OO.-p. q.
39rut9, DtetDrta uno 0arrts Abe. ,
500. = 5. anooeI. @srf3lag. Gil
STEPHEN Str. $l25.-s. Morriion,
%eparaturen, 26O6 afblano Aps..
$3.50. -SObn s. Mc@ain, b6ljernss
6aus, Mooifon unb Waf5inston Str.
$l000.-Jlura .. Wagner, hbl3srnes
@obnbaus. Central Mbe., $1,000. -
&. 6. 2sOnarb. Wobnbaus, Dearborn
etrabe, peranidlust auf $3.50. - q.
3. 6arbacre, @sbdubeabbru9, @aib'
tneton Str, $25. - g.. Worbees. Re'
paraturen, 3l08 @sntral Nbs., $50
.. %. Wbite. &sparatursn. SEE
Warion Mpe., 1925. - Wi0iam S1a.
tel, @obnbaus, 1910 9Th State Str.
$500. = 8. %. Watbias, Wobn'
baus. 255 Norb &ural Str. $780,
8. 8. 6armsning, Wobnbaus, CAT
unb Soma Str, 1898. - Gent
Brotpn, @obnbaus. 1913 Norb Ru'
raj Str, 500. = 8. 3. Rosers, Re'
paraturen. SIS Of Waf6ington Str.
800. - 6. W. Ban pelt, Rt9e
l424 Brpan Nbe., SIS. - 8. j
Bopsr, Wohnbaus, 735 9ode Ctr.
800. - Tranf 8. @tQmotb. @obn
baus, 1914 grpan Aus., $500. =
@Iimar @Ofes & Batting Bomber Com
panp. 1mbau, 523 Cf @afbington
Strabe, $1100. = Roman Oebler
Ramtn, Senate Ane. uno Warfet Str.
$50. - 5. %. @uRe, @obnbaus
Obio Ctr. uno partpisu Mbe., $4,000
- Ninnis u. Beer, @obnbaus. Or
fOrO Str, $l400. = Cora 2snb
Wobnbaus, 6ulba Str, $j95.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-20

Sa III elm innser Wenid. BEN
$25. 900 gsbotsn uurosn, usnrl er feline
Braut aufgsbe. gr lit ein armer
Ssufel, ftnfuno3man3igtauisnb Doll.
tudren fur ibn Elm 0erm6gen. Aber
trobbsm bot sr bas Nnsebot abgelebn..
Der Sbealismus III alfO bod nod ni8t
sar3 aussefOrbsu I'm Sollarlanoe. unb
mon fann nur utini&en, bob Der iungs
Wann feline S&mdrmersi nod ein
paar Sabren nt4t bereuer tptro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-20

Wie bic telegrapbii@en 8erihts
aus benz 8eldnbe bes lebtert Raiier.
rtar6bers rnslosten, mar Raiier Wils
bslm ieoen Wuraen i8on NIT ben Dob.
men aus ben Jsoert unb bic etra.
pa3srl, bte er fi9 auferleste uno oensn
natirli9 au9 bic WitsIiebsr ieinss
Stabss i9 ni9t snt3iebsn tOnnten,
tparsr 10 sstpaltis. baB berf9isbsns bon
ben ausIdnbii9en Sfi3ieren, usI9e
bas Wan6bsr mitma9ten, b6ltg f9a9.
matt tuarsn.
am Isbten Sage bes Man6bers mar
Der 2aiier ssbn Stunben lang I'm Sat.
tel unb banrt bielt er nod cine Stunbe
lang BET fr6menbem Rese1 2rttif
ab. gs let biss alss nur srpdbnt.
neil man In elmer 9etuifen Sorte
bon amsritanifdsn 3eitunasn esle.
gentli9 INNER nod ptsbsr Der Bs.
bauptung besegnei, Der beuti4e 2aifsr
lei elm idwer tranter Wann. Die
ameritanii8en Ofi3tere, welde benz
Wanbbsr b~sigsuObnt unb ben Raiisr
iebsn Gag 9eieben unb seipro&en
babsn, bfrftsn nod ibrsr &tftsbr
ibrsn Rameraosn Elm 2t9t auffsden
iber biefen franfen Wann.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-20
Gin feItiamer 8ermf.

Sn Mgerien sibt es mod r&lagez
ipeiber", bic fir @elb unb quite Wprte
8esrdbnifen %beipobnen unb Bel Der
8efattung BON Sobten, bic lie i'm
Geben pieletdt ME getannt baben.
beige SbrGnen bersieben. 2eBtbtn -
70 eradbIt elm fran5Off6es 9latt =
ging ientanb gu elmer folden &lases
frau, UNI fie our freunbli8en Mitptr,
lung Bel Der 8eerbisuns stnts ieiner
Werfpanbten gu ensagireu. rgs sebi
nidt", ertpiberts fe. - vWarum
mi4t9~ SD tann beut nt4t mel.
men; Id babe tn ber porisen Ra@i
meinen Mann ner{pstnt~
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-20

Wobammebansr sdblt. ben gnsldnoern
nod bel ,u i9aHen MAIDEN. Nan
tam annsbmen, bob ben 5ran3OTsn
i6re 2OIOnisn nod 10 bel au fdafen
MAIDEN tpercsn, bob He f9 ni9t ben
aopf tbsr bic Sorssn anbsrsr 81 3ers
bre9en brau9ten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-20

WeHn Sie HG6te LANCER nno sunfs
Ter tusrbsr. bltibt Der Weisen Der ganfs
rdubsr, bas beibt isner, BITE NIT Bred
eiien unb Spnamit arbeitsn. Die bor.
nsbmsrs 8ruppe oieier Sippe 3ieht ben
CONNER Dor; bann fanrl man NIT Der
5Iu9t gIsi9 eins 8srsntisunasreiie Der.
binben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-20
Weidnren. NIs Der betannte 0u

Wei9nren. WIs Der betannte 0u-
mpriit Spiber bas @pmnaftum Be-
fudte, lieben fi9 benin 8eginn bes
@9uliabrs auf feline @eranlafung
fmmtli9e Yrimaner Die &Dpfe gang
tabl fderen. oils fe u In biefem
fetnestpess seiftret9en Mufsus in Der
&lafe erf9ienen, tpar ibnen ni4ts
pi9ttser, ala ben Gtnbrud gu feben.
ben Die fablen &Dpfe auf ihren Diref>
tor MAIDEN ipiir0en. 8eim ungepobns
ten NnbIid 70 pieler 9laben bleibt bies
ter tn Der Sbat auerf perouBt unter
Der 3biir ffeben. bann aber faete er &c.
taten: sd ba&te, bic @4aff41r
m6rs erf TN Huli!S
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-20

gIeonore Duie min MN bod
pieber our 8iibiie 5uriidfebren. Sic
bat ii9 entibloIlen, elm neiies gn.
iemble 5u biIoen, nit Dem tie pab.
reno 6es @inters elm beidrdnftps
Gepertoire bon bofItens tets
Stliden our @uffibrung brinseu
min. Ser @eieni6aft miro cine gans
iunge Sdauipielerin GIeIia 3ucdjiri
a~neeboren, in Ser Sie 9uie elm neues
grobes giibnentalent entoedt 5u ia.
ben gIaubt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-20

Sraurts profeHor: ". /.
ga lSuft nun Der Meni9 utf Oer
grbe herum, tbt, trintt unb ftirbt,
nub ipetB ai4t etnmal, tpis sroB bic
Grbs tRe~
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-20

A,s 1T Dem Surdf@nitts >2obnarbeis
W ter mobI betannt, bab es piel
letdter lit @elb gu berbienen ais
gu iparen, unb es 1T ebeniO pabr, bab
Oftsrs S~ieienisen, tpelde b~ebaupten,
ni9ts bon ibrem @erbienit iparen gu
%f0nnen, srObere ealare be5ieben ais
bic Mebrbeit Der feibisen 9eute pel&e
unter BEN Sparbanf SepOnenten su
inben fnb. Oieie itarte geieai9aft
wirb isbe SiIfe s%etudbren, fir SOI@e,
bic an SeIberiparnib slauben unb bort
anlesen mo- es abiolut fder 1T nnb
seredte 3inien trast. Sesinnt beute
nod nit benz Sparen.
The INDIANA TRUST COMPANY,
xapttaI.. 81 1000, 100000
ueberidub ......... 325,000.00
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-20
NmS ben @ert9ten.
Superipr<@erih

Die RIa9e auf 1nterbalt bon 2oretta
gsgsrt ibre1 gattsn @up
u. groueliton murbe absemieien.
Sn Der S&eibungstlage bon SUITE
Dr.. Mann sssen ibren Saiten 0arusp
3. Manti tuurbsn bic 3eugsr uernonl'
Die gntf@eiOuns wurbs bonn
untsr geratbuna gs3ogen.
Suseuogeridt.
WiGiam 8rumlet, Is Sabre aft,
2101 Wentsl abs., Der tuegen alsins
Dor benz &t9tsr Stubs er.
f@einsrt mubts, tuurbe i9ulbig befun'
ben unb nod Der Snbtata Rsform.
I9uIe In plainielb 9efanbt.
&riminaIgeriht.
gb WiGinms. Der tus9ef, elmer S&lds
Q,rei borgelaben tuar, wuroe berielben
i&uIoig bsfunben unb NIT SIS uno 9os
fen beffraft.
Soc 2epsnfon, Der H& tuese1 zines
@robbisbfabIs 3u DsranttpOrten bate,
f9ulbig befunben. DDS urtbsil
NIT benz 8emsrten iuspenbirt,
oab er R9 In 3utunft gut auHibrsn
Benton SoIin, Der tuegen elmer Hn.
tlase auf unteri4lagung unb @rob'
oisbffabl borseftbrt tuOrben mar, purbe
oes @roBbisbfabIs f&ulois befunben
unb su 81 unb aofen unb gu l Bis 3u
IA Sabren i'm Gtaats3udtbaus Der.
bonnert. Sie atpsits Nntlags tuurbe
bonn &t9tsr abgewieien. Sas Btr'
aerre&t tpurbe ibm auf Elm Sabr ents
soeen.
S@aoeneriaBflagen.
Wemman 8. Wi9aels Frenete gsgsn
bic Mmerican Wetal COMPANY cine
Rlage auf $4,000 S9aoeneriab on.
Der aldaer mar Elm Mnesfsatsr Der
uno 3og f4 bet Der g%ebienung
Wai&ins. tpel6s anseblid bon
Der pbensrmdbnten @eieuf1aft ni9t tn
eebaltsn tpuroe. gerlebunsen
III. auf bieie Isrlebung b%sgrtnost
II BITE 2laas.
albert g. Wbiteheab ifrengte geger
bic @onberlanb Contraction @ompaup
zine alaas auf $4,000 S@absnsriaB an.
I'm 20. ausuH 1906 tpurbe Der aldser
ansebli9 bura NnsefeIts Der @sie0'
T9aft mibbanbelt unb gefGlagen. Muf
oisis Wi5banolung beertinoet CT ieine
Sobn Climber ~berfla9te bic Cabinet
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&. Gabis elm 8lase auf $4,000 S&a'
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Satin 6enristta SaoOlep auf Sasi'
bunq. Der Buno muroe am IL. Wdr,
1902 sef9loRsn unb bic gbeleute Isbtsn
BIG 3um l. September 1902 3uiam.
men. Der a~lasesrunb III pHt9tbsr.
na4ldiRsung.
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tin Wanep Seer sine Rlage auf Sdei.
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indianapolis, Der Dor GINGER 3eit rrl'
ter Mnilass Spirituoien obne 2i3en!
The Florida agriculturist., 1906-05-30
Whole No. 1860.

periments made with the closely
related sugarbeet nematode of Ger
many. But little actual experimental
! work has been done. One method is
| that of soil sterilization, j. e. freeing
| the soil of the nOXiOus organism by
direct means. l shall mention various
suggested means of doing this.
Chemical Means.-The most eff
| cient of these is the use of carbon
bisulphide injected into the soil to a
depth of several inches at close inter-
walls and allowed to diffuse there
this is effective. 1t has several serious
objections: it is expensive, so eXpen-
sive in fact, that it would probably
take several hundred dollars worth
to treat one acre. not to speak of the
labor of applying it. 1t is also poison
Gus to roots. A large fig tree will
stand it sometimes, burt the check to
the growth is great. 1t is highly in
f1ammable 1t does not mix with water
and so cannot be used i'm wet soil.
F'Ormalin in dilute solution is equally
effective if applied i'm sufficient quanti-
ty. However. to wet dry soil to the
depth of foot would require about
five gallons of solution to a square
yard costing $50 to 5000 per acre.
Ny experiments to determine whether
a lesser quantity will be sufficient are
now under way. This solution is also
harmful to vegetation. but if kept
from the growing part of the plant
is not as injurious as carbOnbisulphidt.
Lime. gas-lime gas liquor oils, etc.
have been tried on the sugar-been
nematode without effect. | am now
trying some of them on the roOt-knot
Heat is the most efficient means
yet found for killing out all kinds of
pests. including the rOOt-knot nema-
tode. Thanks to Stone and Smith in
Massachusetts. the problem has been
settled as far as nematodes in green
houSeS are concerned. Steam is pass
ed at high pressure through tiles or
perforated iron pipes running through
the soil. This effectually kills all ami
NAL and fungous parasites. 1t seems
doubtful whether that method Will
ever become of use in the open, unless
it be for seed-beds or for truck farms
where the income is very high. 1t
would probably cost not less than
$1,000 per acre to establish such a
sterilizing apparatus. The often
recommended building of large fires
upon the spot to he sterilzed is to he
discoura ged. for the injury to the soil
is too great.
Freezing. formerly supposed to be
fatal to the root-knOt nematode. is con-
sdered so by me no longer since l
The Florida agriculturist., 1906-05-30
Nematode Diseases of Plants.
BY DIR. E. A. Bessey, PathOlOgist in
Charge of SUb-TrOpical LabOra
tory, Miami, Fla.

wish to speak to you today about
nematodes. In the first place, it may
be well to attempt to explain to you
just what a nematode is, although
most of you are familiar enough with
the work of one of them, the root
knot. Nematodes or eel-wOrms as they
are sometimes called, are low animals,
slender and wOrm-like, at least when
young Like the true worms they
have no legs nor wings at any stage
of their development They differ
from the latter in not being segmented
and i'm having no jaws. They consist
essentially of a tube-1ike skin lined with
muscles; inside this is another tube
the alimentary canal, with various
notifications along its course to act
as giZzard, stomach, etc. Add a very
simple nervous system and you have
nearly all the essential features of a
pematode. They should never be
confused with the segmented earth
worms nor with the larvae of various
insects, also, but enormously, called
worms.
Many species of nematOdes are par
asitic in animals, as. for example. the
rOundwOrm of the horse, the hook
worm and tTichina of man: many
others live in various locations, both
in hn r.fb in
on decaying organic matter, we'll
known example being the harmless
vinegar-eel; while still others attack
living plants. The latter are entirely
harmless to animal life, so that we
need not fear their presence on that
score. They are bad enough as it is,
however
With the exception of some that are
parasitic in higher animals, nematodes
are mostly minute Those that attack
plants are rarely over One-eighth of
an inch in length, while some are
many times smaller. Were it not for
their great numbers they would scarce
ly require serious attention
The principal disease of plants due
to nematOdes, at least in this country,
is root-knOt, i'm which the nematOdes |
live within the root, causing it to |
enlarge, forming the characteristic |
knots. In addition to this disease,
other species of nematOdes cause |
abortion of the flowers of grasses. dis
tOrtiOn of leaves and flowers through
their presence within the stem.
preying upon the tissues at these