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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-08-15
400 Selehnuna. 500.

De etisr pioin 3situns ptrttn f& frsusu,
iu nfabIsn, ede % ptnisftns cine stfiir6iat
stduibst siebi. psl6s bic @iiIsniGaft in aa'
ibrsu Smftu Az btsu i'm StaHee III 6an's
aaiaub. .aur ii bic siu,ids itBt etr drtliGsn
gribnl&aft bsfanntt ppiitipt Rur. aaidrrb
tsfcront ais elm, GOuifitutuusfrauibdt cine
lunhitutipntlIe 9tbdneIurs. Saas 8otarrb-
stur pue iuutrli& ssnUnuttn uub ,pirft birtft
auf bas 9Iut uub bic idlsimistn Obund6tn
ets Gyasms, eabur6 bic @runelags en Rranf-
belt ,uRSrene uno BEN patitnten Rraft stbtnb,
tuttm fs bic gonRitutiOn tts aSrpsTS aufbaut
unb btr RatuT ~ ibrtm @trfs bilft. Die Gi-
ssuibimn babtH 10 vitl 8trtraufu ~ ibrtu
piIir6fttn, eaB is tinbunpsrt Dollars StIObn.
uns fir isbeH 6aa anbitttu. ben ne ~ furiItn
psrfsbIsu. 9d6t Su& cine eifs ron 3susniHsu
icmmtn. Ran abrti(irt:
j. 5. Gbtutp & Go, SsItbo, 8.
H@ 0erfduft Sou altu Apotbtfern, 75e.
bdI's GamiIitu.piItn iuO bic bsa,n.
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= Die fiiHle SuftitrUmuus Der lesten
Gass mar wirtIid cine SSOblthat fir bic
Wfeniabeit, wslhs idon felt 8o4su bic
SurG feiueu Reseu absstiiblte tropilGs
Sise ertrasen bate.
= Die StuOtrdtbe batteu Dienftas
ju Wtooiie sute sinsu ~@lambafe@ nit
biusrien 3utbutsn uuO ss battsu li6
aud usridieosns Sdlts nit unb obue
Ginlaouns siussfunbsu. Die uufs Bette
bspirtbst murSsu. 9erjIidsu Daut fur
Die i9madbafteu @lamsl
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Tuumcre.

= Der II Sabre ulte 9talisnsr Sito
Dtaco, in ben Sctantou Sfen eompa'
ME BsrteH anSsitellt, UnrOe Disnitus
9iaGmittas uOn siuem Ereibriemsu sr.
fust uuO pier Wtul bsrumsewirbslt, ebs
mon bic Ofuidiusrie gum Stillftanb
briuseu tOunts. Wfau iuh iofOrt. Ou6
Der Ssruusliidte bOs usrlest mar uub
bsrisi Die gtmbulanI pom Staats Soipi.
tai, bod itarb @taco serabe uudoem
oisielbe sinsetrOfien mar. Gius llntsr'
iuduns ereab einsn SddOelbrud. 8ruf
beiOer Grme uuo Beine, ioipie bOis
S0rpsrI9rammen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-08-15
RorS Serantpn.

Rolijiit Gbomus 0attins uou @o'
no gusnue erlas Disuitas Mtorssn Der
9unssnentjiinbuns, Die elmer Operation
fiir elm DfasenleiOsn fOlgts.
- Sin Babnwassu Der Slorthern
electric @ompanis jertriimmerte Dom
usritas Wtorssu am nSquare~ ben Ssa'
gen bes Wfil6bdnOlsrs Us. 9. acams
pom @biu9illa uollitauois. bod entfa'
men abams unb bic RfsrSs unpsrlsst.
3um britteu Wfals In 3wei 0ohen
purbs Srau 3ats 1urts uon @liiabetb
Strass am Srsitas als cine unseieslide
Tsrfduferin BON @etrdnten perbaftet
unb bann fofort I'M $50 beitraft. Ole
crei 8srbaftunssn tOitetsu bic 5rau
insssiummt 5000.
-Su Der SrieOrid eopicn 5amilis
an 3iamoub ausnus 1T Der Raiieumorb
unbetannt, bsnn 5rau @Opiou bsihenfte
ibrsn @atten, Der I'M ~Republicuu4 un'
ssitsllt lit. am Sreitas gum britteu Wtal
in pier Sahrsn nit 3wiIliusen.
= 3nsi guhnwussn Der SCRANTON
Tailmap Gompunie, bic fart bsiest mos
rem, tollibirtsn Donnsrltas 9laamtttas
ant .squars", ieOod famen bic Raia'
siere nit benz S4rsdsn oapOn uub uur
Der Gonbuttsur Dtite Wionahan purOe
nit @udt ssssn bic Sise ssf8IsuOsrt
uno iamerslid Seridunben. Der aut'
fanssappdrat uuo Buffer einss Sabn'
wassns murSen ,srtriimmert.
-SOfspb @ittcisp, 16 Sabre alt,
SBultsr S6afisr, is Sdbrs alt. Soispb
S6luSer. 16 Sabre alt, nns Grant
Wiartin, IA Sabre aft. on 0tore T'ain
Ausuus, bel Parf Place mobnbaff, bic
siniss Tase ,uuor oem s. U. atbsrtcH
BON 9ioro Wtuin auenue 9iihuer ftab'
len, wuroen Samitas 0laht perbaftet
unO bel eiuem ipdtsrsn Yerb0r unter is
$500 Stirsi4aft fir ibr ssri4tliass
seitsllt.
Drei 3srls uon bieiem Stabt.
tbsils, @barles SaOoon. Sufe 0fc@uire
unb Patrid O'!Dtallep, bic untsr oem
YsrSadt ftauoeu, am Samitas uuo
5onntas 9iadt in Die Birthidait oss
u. 8. 8rosan an 8eit Wfarfst StraBe
:tussOruuseu ,u iein, aus Der msbrere
6laidsn S4napps uuo Elm 9iit&en
Ssnts ssuommsn wurOsn, wuroeu am
Sonutas yiadt in siusm 5slos biuter
Der @irtbidoit usrbaftst uno Wfontas
iar elm seri6tlides @riasinen unter je
! 500 8irsi4aft seitsllt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-08-15
staOt nnO Gounth.

Ole 9poe Rart @as @ompanie
bat ihr Gftieutapital uon $s5, 900 auf
$4,000 900 srbObt.
= Su Der S1ueiSerei bes Y. alein
on 9inoeu StraBs murbe frab Wtontaa
Wforssn Elm luitis pruiisluoss Ssusr
entbedt, oas absr uon Der alarmirtsn
5euerwebr belpaltigt merben fonnte, ebe
ss Dsitsrs ausOsbnuns srlunsts.
- Or. Siuut Goodman pom 9Bulb.
tn9ton auenue fat Oas @piteiu @iaens
tbum an Der @de Don Wtulberrp Struse
uno Psnn Guenus gum Preis uon $685..
600 fauflid erworbsn uub wiro es nm
,mei StOdwsrte erbObsn laIien.
= Das uuOrOentlids Saus Der gu.
lia Ssllp puroe Sumitas 9ladt uon Der
PoliSei ausssbObsn. Die @issntbimsriu
bate ipdter $50 su be,ablsn, wdbrenb
bic anoereu anUeisnbsn, pier Nianuer
uno 3mei 5rauen. nit ie $40 Strafe
entfamen.
= 8illiam ROe. elm crit uor isds
Wtonaten eiuSewanOeter iungsr Deut.
i9er, Der S5rcitas 9ta6t aus Dem Sad,
Jon 9aus sinen Rod itabl uno bas
8leiSunssitiid trug. uls ibu Die 8oli,ei
usrbuftsts, wurOe Samitus fir isiu &c.
ri6tlidss Gridsiuen ssbalteu.
- Den Puiiasier unO 5radt Con.
oufteursn Der @rie Giienbubn iit cine
SobnerbUbuns BON Is Gents ben Gag
beluillist woroen, wGbreuo bic @epGd.
metfter 10 Gents mebr ben Gag stbalten
weroeu. Die Gormdnner uOn Strefen.
arbeitern erbalten monatlit IS mebr
uno ibre Undergraduate iiiui Gents ben
Gag mebr.
- Staotanwalt 0nuts erbislt am
Samitus Morsen cine Yantanweiluua
fir S., ,S79 uon Der american Railwap
9ompanis. welhe Summe Die unbe.
jablte RfOitsnitsusr Der Scranton Rail.
map Scmpunie fir Die Iesten fiini
Sabre reprdientirt. Wtnn bulft iest,
ca6 aud Die auOeren Gorporutionsn Die
bisher nidt beiablte Pfoitsuitsuer ent.
ri6ten weroen.
= lluisre 0iadbaritaOt @ilfssbarre
pirb Oieirs Sabr wiebsrum cine Seisr
OeS rDsuti6eu cages" usrauitalten
uuO fiuOet 6ieielbe am Donneritag, ben
5. September, i'm Sans Souci Bart
itutt. Die lestjdbrise 5eier ssitaltste
Iih ju siuem SroBen @rfolse unb bic
usrldisOsueu @Omites MAIDEN 9lnitrsns.
uuseu, I'M ben OiesidbrissH nod uoll'
fommsusr ju MAIDEN. Die Deutlden
Don Scranton uuO llm9essnO iino ber,,
lt9 siussluOsn, iid on Der 6eisr Iu be.
tbeili9eu.
- glts man Wtonta9 Nbsuo Die al.
setrunfsue Geilie Wiup in oas Poli,ei
6auptquurtier ablieferu mollts, eridred.
ten Die Eferos oes Putrolwuseus plOs.
lidl 6urt elm automobil uuo brunnten
our9. @oparb Ssrbsr, Der Greibsr bss
8agsns, paro unter oelien Hdoer &c,
ltoBen uno iiberfabren, babel Sdrum'
men an Der linfen Seite oeS @eiihtes,
,er1eii6ts Snise uuo cine uerleste 9Hfte
erbaltsub. Uil1arb Riper pom 8inss
hampton, Der in sinsm Bassn iaB, sssen
ben bic sriaredteu Pfsrbe ranuten, wurs
be absel9leubert uno trus einen 8rn9
oss re9tsu Seiues bapon. Die Rferoe
wurben siusefanseu. na9oeui lie in
einem Srsiie mieber an Der Wtulberrp
StruBe eridieueu. Sie euttameu uu'
uerlest uuO aud Der Bassn blieb unbes
iddOist.
B@ unterri9t i'm 3luuieripiel sr'
theilt unter sinitisen Bsoinsunseu
Srdulsin Gmma Srsn. 519 Pine Ctr.
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Der @Onbuttsur SOhn SDintsrI


: Der @ououtteur 9obn Dintsrs
uou 0ddOlion wurOe Ssitern Wtorssn
ju 8aibiustou. u. g., uou elmer sOtO'
mOtiue iiberfabren uuo setOotet.
- Der Sarmsr 8. 8. @ipittep uOn
Wtilmuufie bsri1tste Samitag Der 30.
lijei. ouB sr nm cine $3.50 entbultsnOs
@elOtaihe bsruubt worbeu Iei. Die ii9
in siusr Eai6e oes Rodes befunO, Der
binter ibnt auf benz Basen lag.
5ruu @liiabetb amanu uon Yinoen
StruBe, bic @ittme pon Wtidael am.
ann. bate am Senntas Oas ebrwirbiss
9lltsr uOn so Suhreu errsidt unb lift
trOsOsm nod 10 riiftis uuO muutsr. bab
fte es lid uidt usbmen lieB, :brs Rinber
uuO Gnfsl su @bren Oes @reisuiiies saits
Ii9 ,u bsipirtbsu. SSir srutulirsn, 5ruu
4maun
= @sitsru mur6eu @si6poreue fiir
ben September @eri9tstsrmin ssjo9su
uno mir fiuOsu in Dem YerjeidniB iOls
eeuos oeutl4e 9iamsn: 16. Sept. :
Better 6inflsr, 9bilip s. SamiOt. SEQ.
56umudsr, 9Ouis NOli, Srso. @Ortb,
Sranf 9ubsr.-23. Sept.: 8. Y. 0oif'
mann. Slbs Sabm, Srisori6 Srausr,
SEQ. 8. 9sslsr, 9enrp 9u9sr.
= Der Strsif Der Telesrapbiiten,
psl9sr i'm sauien 9anos bsinabe allses
mein lit unb orobt, eine iebr smpfiuo'
lids lluterbreduns i'm @eiddftsbetrisb
su urruriudeu, erreidts Dienitas Oiit'
tag aud Scrunton, Su welder 3eit
idmmtlide auseitellts Der bsiOeu Tele'
graph @Ompauieen ben Dienit quittir'
ten. Die 5oles mar. OaB bic Ssrmaltsl
iidl periDnliA on bic arbeit nader
uiuBtsn. um iOweit wie mOSlid Der
Disuit auirsdt gu srbalten. Die DO
teuiuusen itrsittsn oud uuo bic ause
fommsnen Gtlssramme purOsu babe
telsphOnli9 ben aOreiiuteu mitsetbeilt.
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aesiftrirsn fur bic ssOsemberpabt

Nesiftriren fur bic 0ouembertpabf.
Der oemotratiide StaatssYOriistr
labt isst 9auisuOs uOn 8idlsiu aus
Ididsn, poriu sr bic SSabler in ben
Stabtsh auf Die Gage aufmsrfiam ma4t,
an wslden fie iid fir Die 0tOUembsrwabl
rssiitrirsu laiien mhh.u. um itimmsn
Iu fOun.n. Disis 9uSe finO nj. fOlst !:
Sn Staoteu .ritsr uub iwsitsr alaiie
am 8. uno II. September uub 12. Sfs
tobsr. Sester Gag, nm ohue Steuer'
quittuus ;u itimmsu, 8. September.
SH Std6teu Oritter 9laIe uis obsn,
bios tritt bort Der 10. Ottober an Die
Stelle oes 12. Sttober.
9m iibrisen Gbsil oss Staatss 1T Der
a. September Der leste Tag, UNI iih
rssiltrireu ;u laiien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-08-15

- Dos 0oursnmasajin Der @rie
@ompanie 3u Susquebannn, Pa.. iparb
seitern Wtorssn 8 ubr our9 Seusr jsr'
fort unb mau ihdst ben Yerluft uuf
$185, 900.
-Sn bem Sprufs Sol3bOfs wurbs
ssitsru Wtittas Der Stulisntr 3itu @ar'
ielo uon einiseu ihwertn Plaufeu &C.
tro0sn uno 10 i4ltum utrlest, oas sI
cine Stuuoe ipdter ftarb.
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@ert@tliAeS.

8eri@iebeue @efanseus nahmen
Wontas bic UfittIommer Situns bes
9sri4tes pabr, um uuter siuem neuen
@eies fi@ i&ulbis ju beiennen, Obne
cine seri4tlt4e Terbanbluns abjus
tparten.
Geo 8. Sofert BON Towanba uub
stlbsrt Butler BON ct. Paul, bic 3msi
mitternddtliaen StraBeurduber, mur'
ben su is Is Sabrsn 3u4tbuus usrur'
tbeilt.
@eOrse Midies BON Ssiiup. Der elm
uuuatiirlides Serbrsaen besius, bat 5
Sabre 3uftbaus ab3uliseu.
Der Otsser Charles Mapo, Der bel
ben Wfiuoota Dettrennsn ben Eal&en.
bisb ipielts, enttam nit 6 Wtonaten sc,
fdnsuiB.
Bert @illiams BON Der @eitisite. elm
Pferoebieb, srbielt bic slei9s Strafe ,u'
6iftirt.
Sohn Pasquesco bat wesen oem
2raSen Don uerborsenen 8affen Sabr
@efansniB abjufisen.
Wiidasl @Ouaf, Der siuen 9anbsmanu
tbdtlid uusriff, erbielt A Monate Sc
fdusniB.
6rant Wtulberin, 1s Sabre aft. 6ss
Disbitabls uusstlast, wurbs Der 9uu'
tinstou RefOrmiduls iibsrpislsn.
Der is Sabre alte Billiam @omunos
bon Sermpn tpurbe wesen bem Disb.
ftabl einss Paar Saube bsm fatboli.
iasn PrOtectOrp in PAilaOelpbiu iibsr.
ianbt.
Charles 9eonarb. Der cine Saubtal6s
oes Paftors .. 8. 9uuiins ltabt, bat a
MoHate @efansniB ab3uiissn, unO
5reo. SSiliams uon Der SBeitieite, Der
einen sleiden artifel aus Der .. & 8.
Sabuitution uobm, mub sinen slei6en
Germin abiissu.
B. 8. Collins, Der Or. SBilliam
9ussertp ansriff. bat $25 Strafe su
be;ableu unb A Mouats i'm @eidngnis
ju uermeileu.
gBilliam Bed, Der Srau Sulan
Steels uon 5ranfliu auenue um cine
Gaideuubr uno 8rillsn beltabl, muB 6
Wtonate @sidnsniB abiisen.
gsri4ieosne anbers @sfanssns. psI6e
iid idulois bsfanutsn, srbislteu cine
Suspsnoiruns oss llrtbeils.
SOlseuoe @beideiounssn ipurOsn aud
bswilist: antonio ScOpillits uon gu.
isppa ScOpillite. Marp SO. 9eeusp uOu
Claude .. 9esnep, SOu Rspnoloe uOn
EbeobOr Repnolos. gisllie @owaros uon
slrdie Us. @Owuros. Sane Surris uon
Samss Surris. @barlss 3. Ssntins uOu
Rutb Sentius.
9luf Fetition Der Scrauton @ns unb
@alisr @ompanis marO elm @iubaltsbe.
fsbl ssseu 0illiam Sall uon @bin6illa
erluiisn. nm Oieien ju usrbiuosrn. baB er
ein Sdla4tbaus bel Der @aiierjufubr
bes aldsers untsraulte.
Su 8etreff Oer alaSe uOu @Owaro
y. Sturses unb @eorss Suubsrion ses
gen Die scranton Ruilpap @ompanis,
umlOisis ju iwiusen, bsiisrsn StraBsn.
babnOisnit ju sebeu. enti4iso Oas Sc
ri4t. OuB ss feline MadtbsTusuiB bube.
weHH ui6t psriOuli4s Sddotsuns &C.
jeist miro.
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0tAbEeitte+

DOlt ibr stHtn @rabfrin bsRslisn2 Saietk
DuiueH, hr btuif&t BfIebuutr BON pybs 1aIi,
I41 ". MAIN aSenns,
bat bic sr5btt auspabI BON SisiHeH, BON IS
bic $500. Rtt Strbshatn NafAiunis bin it
In ben SiaHe etitst, bie arbeit btHtr unb biIIis
GER ~ hsfsrn, pis trstnh tiH aHsnte Isl&6ft
Ia bu umssstHh. Sprs&t sss.
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- Das 9rose @rnnbithd bes 6. o.
Sturses an Jiorb WnIbinston Nuenue,
ee9eniiber ben elettriIhen Derfeu, ioll
ais Elm Spislptat fIir 9iubsr einssriG'
tet uerbeu.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-07-25
ECZEMA COVERED BABY.
Worst Case Doctors Ever saw-Suf-
fered Untold Misery-Perfect
Cure by Cuticurs Remedies.

MY son, who is now twenty-five
years of age, when four months old
began to have eczema on his face.
spreading quite rapidly until he was
nearly covered. The eczema was some
thing terrible, and the doctors said it
was the worst case they ever saw. At
times his whole body and face were
covered, all but his feet. | used many
kinds of patent medicines, to no avail.
A friend teased me to try Cuticura.
At last decided to try Cuticura when
my boy was three years and four
months old, having had eczema all that
time and suffering untold misery.
began TO use all three of the Cuticura
Remedies. He was better in two
months in six months he was well.
Mrs. r. L. Risley, Piermont, n. H.,
Oct "a, 1905"
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-07-25
Memento for President Diaz.

With simple but impressive cere-
mony President Diaz was presented
with the military painting portraying
the action Of his command in the bat
tie OF Puebla against the French
forces in the war of the invasion.
The painting, which was the work Of
the artist Francisco de p. Mendoza, .
professor in the national school of fine
arts and Of the military college, was
executed at the request of the gov
ernors of IL Mexican states, and was
presented as a personal gift TO the
chief magistrate. The painting repre-
sents Gen. Diaz in action in the glo-
rious battle which won fame for the
Mexican forces, and at the moment
when the forces under the direct
command OF Gen. Diaz saved the day.
Mexican Herald.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-07-25
MARKETING APPLES.
a Lesson Which the Farmers Have
Learned This Year.

Selling on the trees IS an expensive
way Of selling fruit, for one has to sell
at a discount The buyer must protect
himself and he must have a guarantees
against loss from vindstorms and the
like. This year the growers Of apples
in Illinois found IL difficult to get into
touch with the sellers. Senator Henry
VI. Dunlap believes that the Illinois
fruit growers have learned a lesson
this year they will long remember.
For a few years past the buyers have
had to come to them. and the fruit
growers have insisted that the buyers
should provide packages. But this year
the tables have turned. says Farmers
Review. The growers have had 20
hunt the buyers and they were hard
TO find This year the buyers were
scattered all over the United States
looking for apples. while in recent
years many have been found in Illinois
and neighboring states. The large
supplies OF apples in other states this
year drew away the buyers and the
growers had to hasten to get buyers
for their stun.
Some OF the buyers that generally
year in New York There they watched
The crop and tried 20 buy It, hoping
to get 1t at from IS cents TO s1.25 per
barrel. or at most $3.50 per barrel.
The New York growers refused 20
sell at that figure and sat down and
waited. AT every large apple center
In New York were found buyers wait
ing for the farmers 70 come to their
senses" But the farmers did not
come to their senses, and the buyers
had TO give in They finally paid from
$3.50 to S225 for their apples. But In
the West the apples sold for a very
low price where the growers we're not
In a position TO pack their own ap-
pies The buyers prefer that the farm
ers pack their own apples when they
do It right. The only reason that the
| buyers want TO pack the apples they
| buy is because the farmers do not
generally pack the apples as the buy
ers want them packed. Other things
being equal, the buyers prefer TO have
the growers do the packing, as that
/ relieves the buyers of the necessity
of packing the fruit. The growers car
pack the fruit much more cheaply
than the buyers, as the growers car
generally get some help from thell
families. and they also have hired
men that are working by the month
The buyer has to go out and hire dal
labor at high price, and he has L
spend his own time in supervision.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-07-25
NOTES.

There is big labor economy in keep
ing the ak sharp and the saw in good
shape: besides there is pleasure in
working with sharp tools.
Winter leisure may profitably be
employed in studying improved meth
DDS, reading horticultural matter, Wis
iting different growers, and attending
the meetings of the societies.
Some men tie string around tho
bottoms of their oyeralls to keep them
snug in the rain or snow. l sometimes
use pair of ordinary bicycle trouser
guards for the same purpose. They
are easy to put OIL or off.
Some years ago | bought spool OF
No. "a copper wire, and ever since
then have always had some around.
It has repaired almost everything
around the place, from hayfork to a
harness, and about everything and
anything between.
Look at the hoops on the vinegar
barrel once in awhile, They are liable
to rust on and let the vinegar run out.
and that makes bad mess on the bot
tom of the cellar. Il is a good plan
to paint the barrels, especially II they
are hooped with iron bands.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-07-25
WOULD GATHER THEM ALL IN.
Ministers Methods Likely 70 Attract
Large Congregation.

A resident OF Hudson, Wis, was de-
ploring the resignation OF Senator
Spooner.
The senate cant afford to lose a
mind like that" he said. Il know the
man well. He practiced law in this
town for Is years or thereabouts. He
won every case he set his hand to.
Ut was no surprise to us Hudsonites
to find that John c. Spooner was the
finest legal mind in the senate. When
he had = case on, we used TO go in
droyes to hear him plead
Il remember to this day q story
that he once told in court in a case
where he was showing how, with a
yood motive, one might still do lot
OF harm.
He said that two aged Scotch min
isters sat talking one day over their
church warden pipes.
Last Sawbath, said the younger
OF the two old men. only three folk
cam to my kirk, and, since it was an
awfu cauld. snawy, stormy mornin',
just took them over to the manse,
read chapter. gied them a prayer,
and then, to ward OF the rheumatism,
a guid stiff glass of the best whisky.
The other minister smiled.
Aweel.' he said. we will hae fine
congregation, my brither, the next
stormy day."
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danger in the manure pile. Too much
stress cannot be laid on the necessity
of keeping the germs out of the soil.
and consequently on the avoidance of
practices. which. II not absolutely
proved to be dangerous. are at least
questionable.
DO not turn animals into diseased
fields and then allow them to wander
over other parts of the farm. Cattle
or other stock should not be allowed
10 roam in cabbage fields where this
disease prevails.
An farm tools used on infected
lands should be secured bright before
using on uninfected land. The trans
fer of soil from infected to healthy
to minimum.
Keep up a constant warfare against
insect enemies, especially the cabbage
butterfly and the harlequin bug.
As palliative remove badly infect
ed plants from the fields as fast as
they appear In early stages of the
disease i. e.. while il is still confined
10 uldiS Slus Oh the ltdftS anu mas not
yet entered the head or stump, go
over the fields Systematically about
once every ten days and break off and
remove all the affected leaves. Do
not throw this refuse into cultivated
fields or into, bitches from which It
aan be washed TO other fields, or on
roadways TO be tracked about. IL
should be burned or put into a deep
pit in some fence corner or other out
ofthe-way place.
Weeds which harbor the disease.
especially the wild mustards, must be
destroyed Systematically.
Store cabbages from diseased fields
only when il is impossible TO sell them
in the fall, aud in such cases take par
ticular care TO reject all heads show
ing any trace of black in the stump
and TO keep all parts OF the houses be
low 40 degrees +. II any affected
heads are stored, they should be put
\ by themselves in tho lowest. coolest
part OF the house
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HOLDING CABBAGE
ROT in CHECK
BY r. Z. Buchanan, Departments of
Botany. Iowa Agricultural
College.

Plant the cabbage seed on land
where this disease has never appeared
When the. plants are ready TO set out
inspect the seed bed very carefully,
and If any cases of the diseaae are
found reject all the plants and set
from some other bed One cannot af.
ford to run any risk of injecting his
land by the use of seedlings from sus-
piclous beds. Il would be better to
plant some other crop than 10 take
this risk. A good practice is to strew
the land to be used for seed bed with
straw or dry brush and burn il over
before plowing. The seed bed should
be made in a different place each year,
Set the plants on land which has
not been in cabbages or other crucifer-
Gus plants for some time. II IL is i'm
possible 10 avoid following cabbages
by cabbages. at least take the precau-
tion to plant only on land which has
never suffered from this disease. To
follow any other course is simply 10
invite the trouble. The practice of
planting cabbages after cabbages for
a long series Of years also invites 9th
er parasites, and must as a rule be
considered very bad economy.
As a matter OF precaution avoid the
use OF stable manures, since these
may possibly serve as a means of car
rying the disease into uninfected
fields. that is. through cabbage refuse
sed to animals or thrown into the barn
yard or onto manure piles. As far
as possible make use of commercial
fertilizers in place OF barnyard ma
nures. both in the seed bed aud in the
field. at least until il shall have been
shown conclusively that there u nc
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cheapens and Improves Coal.

Consul. General w r. Holloway. OF
Halifax. says that the Canadian com
merclal agent at Manchester. England.
reports an invention at that place for
depriving soft coal of its most objec-
tionable feature by abstracting the
oils said to produce smoke. and cali
ing the resulting article "coalite," I"
which is something like coke in ap-
pearance and which can be furnished
at one-third the present cost of coal.
Five acres of land near Manchester
have heen purchased, and large works
will be erected for its production--
United States Consul Reports.
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VIOLET FARM RUN BY TWO
ENERGETIC ENGLISH WOMEN
They Find Pleasure nd Profit Ground
hey Manage he Busin

Flower growing for women seems a
most appropriate occupation. and
there is money In Il where there Is
ability and application What can be
done in this line mas been demon
strated BY two English women whose
acre violet farm at Henfield. Sussex
county. IN ngland has been supplying
the market with a profusiOn OF the
choicest violets for years until they
have become justly famous. sId ss 20
proft-makins The Two ladies who
farm the Henheld acre viii tell you
that no manner OF earning a iiviug. or
OF adding % a slender income. is more