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He Attacks the Constitution
x5
ality Of the U. S. Su-
preme Court.
An Article To This Effect Is To AID.
pear Tomorrow In New York
Independent.
Especial to The ARGUs.)

New York, Sept. 25.-The I%ndepend-
ent in it's issue tomorrow will contain
an article written by Chief Justice
Walter Clark, of North Carolina, in
which he raises the question of the on
stitutionality of the Supreme Court OF
the United States.
The article in question is calculated
to create wide interest and discussion
throughout the United States.
The article is too long to be sum
married. in the ordinary length of g
dispatch, and must be read in full to
be understood.
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CHICAGO & ALTON SOLD
Directors OF Toledo, st. Louis &
Western Purchase Road From
Rock Island Directors.
Especial to the ARGUs.)

New York, Sept. 2S-The directors
Railroad at a meeting here today
voted to sign a contract for the pur-
chase of the Chicago & Alton Rail-
road from the Rock Island interests,
in accordance with the agreement
that such should be done, provided
the Alton received immunity in con
nection with the Standard Oil rebating
investigation. Attorney-G General Bo-
naparte recently announced that such
immunity would be granted.
Under the terms Of the sale to the
"Clover Leaf Road" the Rock Island
interests will receive $3.50, 900 fou1
per cent. collateral trust bonds and
81, 12O 900 two per cent. collateral trust
bonds.
It is expected thai some unifca.
ton of the so-called Shonts- HawleJ
properties, namely Toledo, ST. Loui:
& Western, Chicago & Alton, Iowa
Central and Minneapolis & st. Louis
will speedily follow.
It is planned to make direct connec
tons between the Iowa Central an(
Chicago & Alton and the Toledo, st
Louis & Western road, thereby effect
ing a link with,Minneapolis and st
Louis. This will give the unified sys
tenn direct lines between Detroit, st
Louisiana iKansas City, as we'll as di
rect lines between Chicago and Kansa
City.
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IElEGRAPH|C BREvI|ES.
Special to the ARGUS.

Columbia, Ind, Sept. 28.-Fairbanks
was defeated today as a delegate to the
uuadrennial conference of the Metho-
dist church, after a very bitter contest.
Temperance laymen fought him be-
cause of that cocktail dinner on
Memorial Day to President Roosevelt
and others at Fairbanks home.
Yokohoma, Sept. 27.-Secretary Taft
and party arrived here at seven this
morning.
New York, Sept. PA Washington
special to the New York press to-day,
says, President Roosevelt is very much
fleet will be delayed two months in it's
departure to the Pacific Coast. The
ships repairs will not be completed by
time originally set for sailing.
Raleigh, N. c., Sept. 27.-Allie Ar
mold, the young man charged with be-
ing accessory before the fact to the
murder of an infant child of a young
white woman here, was acquitted to-
udy ny OTu0I VI JuuS0 hOuS. 1HO Olu
woman Granny is on trial to-day.
New York, Sept. 27.-Three men
we're killed, a number badly injured,
trolley cars nearby and houses shatter-
ed today by a great explosion Of TWEEN.
ty thousand gallons of crude oil at
Unionport. The dead are Jas. Cooper,
Richard Smith, John Wiley. People
for miles were panic-stricken and q
great earthquake was feared by those
stunned by the shock.
New York, Sept. 27.-Delegates from
all parts Of the United States are here
today for a conference of the Independ.
ence League. A national movement
will be launched for the advancement
of the leagues. There is no truth il
the report that w. r. Hearst the nom
ination for president of the league.
Mobile, Ala, Sept. 27.-This morn
ing early the white people almost Ell
masse living at Plateau, Ala, cam
here to escape a uprising thu
was in progress during the night, ant
WHICH, GuT0dUCuOu bn0 lives VI I'LL Wu1C
r people in the vicinity. The negroe
swore to "avenge'' the death of the go
rilla negro brute named Nose Dorset
, who vas lynched last Sunday for as
saulting a white The sheri1
f Immediately dispatched a number {
! deputies to the scene, and the militar
will be sent today if needed. At thi
: hour the situation is somewhat i'm
proved.
| Riverton, Wyoming. Sept. 27.-C. q
Becler, principal ofSalida High Schoo.
7 was beaten almost to death today b
2 the wings and talons of a monste
eagle, which he had wounded with hi
$ rifle. The great king of the air attack
ed the school teacher after bein
0 wounded, and for three hours Becle
had a desperate fight for his life in th
boat. Finally he stunned the bird an
then succeeded in killing it.
San Francisco, Sept. 27.-The big
tgest crowd that aver turned out an
put up its "long green'' to witness
prize fight will be on hand tonight
see the fight between Cans and Memsi
"a new one." Cans, the negro, is tt
favorite in the betting. Both are sal
to be in perfect trim. The fight
scheduled to be a twenty round afai
but may not last SO long.
lie
INC DTIONET nEln
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was In Poor,Health for Years.

Ira w. Kelley, Mansfield, Pa,
writes: 81 was in poor health for two
years. suffering from kidney and blad-
der trouble, and spent considerable
money consulting physicians without
obtaining any marked benefit, but was
cured by Foley's Kidney Cure, and 1
desire to d my testimony that itmay
be the of restoring the health of
others. Refuse substitutes. The Pal
ace Drug Store.
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MRS. PURNELL DEAD.
SucCumbS To Operation In Rich
mond Hospital This Morning.
Funeral in RALEIGH.
(By special wire to The ARGUs.)

(By special wire to The ARGUs.)
Raleigh, N. c., Sept. 25.-Thew wife of
U. S. District Court Judge Thomas r.
Purnell, of Raleigh, died at an early
hour this morning at st. Luke's Hos
pital. in Richmond, where she was an
operative patient.
Mrs. Purnell was Miss Adelia Zeve-
ley, of Winston-Salem, before married,
and was one of the most 1ovable of wo-
men.
She had been i'll for a year or two,
and had twice, previous to this time,
been taken to the Richmond Hospital
for treatment.
The funeral will be held in Raleigh,
and probably tomorrow.
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When there is the slightest Indie alton
of Indigestion, heart burn, fatulence
or any form of Stomach trouble take a
a little Kodol occasionally and you
will be efforded prompt relief. Kodol
is a compound of vegetable acids and
contains the Iuices found in a healthy
stomach Kodol digests what you eat,
makes your food do you good. Sold by
M. E. Robinson and Bro,
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Lipt0n's Challenge Declined.

(By Special Wire to the AReUs.)
New York Sept. 26.-The New York
Yacht Club at a meeting last night de-
ton for a race for the Americas cup
next year.
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COTTON Factors MEET.
Important Action Outlined Today.

(By special wire to The ARGUs.)
Charlotte, Sept. 25.-The meeting of
yarn spinners here today will consider
matters Of moment and immediate
concern to the cotton manufacturing
interests Of the South.
One of these covers the action which
New York commission men are charg-
ed with taking-that of accepting or
ders for future delivery OF yarns at
such low prices as would be ruinous to
manufacturers.
Southern yarn spinners are much
concerned over the alleged attitude of
the New York selling agents.
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A prompt, pleasant, good remedy for
coughs and colds, is Kennedy's Laxa-
tive Cough Syrup. 1t is especially re-
commended for babies and children,
but good for every member of the fami-
ly. It contains no opiate and does not
eonstipate. Contains honey and tai
and tastes nearly as good as maple
syrup. Children like it. Sold by M. E.
Robinson 81 Bro.
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The lightning conductor is excusable
if he says, ooh, thunder!"

Summer coughs and colds yield at
once to Bees Laxative Cough Syrup.
Con aims honey and tar but no opiates.
Chi dren like it. Pleasant to take. It's
laxative qualities recommend it to
mothers. Hoarseness, coughs. Group
yield quickly. Sold by Higgins Drug
Company, and M. e. Robinson & Bro,
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NOTICE.

Having qualified as Executor Of the last will
and testament of Charity D., Oliver, deceased.
against her estate to present them to me in
Goldsboro. North Carolina, on or before the 1st
day Of July, 1908. or this notice will pleaded in
bar of their recovery. This July 1st, 1907.
j. B. Executor.
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Quick Relief for Asthma Sufferers.
Foley's Honey and Tar affords i'm
mediate relief to asthma sufferers in
the worst stages and if taken in time
will effect a cure. The Palace Drug
Store
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Most ministers like to know that
their salary is "as sure as preaching."
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Down on tho farm-feathers.

The versatile farmer Is not limited to
one field of labor.
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Has a hard time-the stone dial.

The clock tinker says he has his
hands full to keep things going.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-06
OES0E HUMjcA0
Larga temporada de Sc.
quia. a.--Extraordina-
rio fen6meno.
LluvIA De GRANDzO
Celebration del bautizo de
una nina. Los coucurren.
tes fueron obsequiados.

Mayo 5. 3.-Ayer, despuGs de
una larga ternporadl de sequia,
aparcci6 uuestro horizonte nebulo-
so y obscure. L, din se presertaba
tempestuoso, con fuertes rdfagas de
vjcnto.
\ las diez dc IA nlhana empe.
zaron a deshacerSe las nubecillas,
que ocultaban la claridad del sol;
p4ro nos extraho % extraordinar;o
del suce. o; ell vez de caer aqua, nos
s1rprendi6 una verlade1a nevada
lluvla de granizo, por 10 que hubo
la consiguiente alarna.
Ell domingo s. VERTIGO el
bautizo de la nina Angela Ramona
Garcia, hija de nuestro BIZ, n CORE
ligionario doh Felipe Garcia. Fue-
ron padrinos de la infanto Ia seiio-
rita profesora Josefa Recurt y don
Marcelino Soto. DespuGs de pasa-
dos los odcios cat6licos a cargo del
padre Leoncio, los esposos Garcia
Soto, dieron pruebas dc su galan-
terra, obscquiando a los concurreu-
te5 con ricos lnanjares licores
Ell policia Juan Reyes que
prestaba Servicios en- estl carcel de
distrito, ha presentado su renuncia
para dcdicarse 4 ucgocios de mas
porvenir,
CORREsPoNSAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-06
C'RTA Al ALCAL0E
Justa petici6n de va
rias sefioritas aman-
tes del estudio.
LA MAQuINILLA
Desean comp'etar con esta su
conocimiento en- Ia ia.
quigrafia.

Con sumo gustO insertamoS |;
carta que sigue, complaciendo as
a varias sefolitas que Sc muestrar
desecsas de conpletar sus estudio.
de taquigrafla, aprediendod como
Ger el manejo de IL mlquiuilla de
escribir.
Muy. justas son las razones en-
que Sc fundan para clio y es dt
esperarse qua nueStra autoridad d
local reHomleada 4 Ia plausible pc
tici6n de las frmantes.
San Juan, Puerto Rico, may Q
2 de 1907
~ETonorable Alcalde de San
Juan. Rosamos 4 usted prescntc {. :
te escrito aD Honorable Conct-
10 municipal de San Juan.
Honorables Senores:
Las que suscribimos la presen-
te communication estamos ell la ac-
tualldad cursando los estudios de
la Taquigrafia Ell la Escuela aI.in
colnS de esta Ciudad bajo la direc
cion del Professor senor Lopez ii
zol, classes que soA sufragadas de-
bldo a la nobleza de corazon dc los
hombres que tenemoS en IA adlni
nistracion municipal; mas quizas
por lgnorarse por ustedes Il hecho
de que a pesar de que podamos po-
seer los conocimientos de la expire
sada asignatura Sc nos hara impo-
sible ell el maiiana colocacion algu-
ma por no conocer Ia maquinilla
quelle es tau necesarla al taquigra-
TO, no Sc nos ha propolcionado los
medios para que podamos aprende,
la maquinllla, y con este fin no nos
detenemos en- dirigirles, Honorables
seilores, la presente para que pos
medic de ella queden ustedes ente-
RADIOS de la situacl6n en- que nos
encontramos, y vean los medios de
que puedan vaIerse para que en- el
proxilno aio podamos dar classes
de maquinilla hacienda con este
mas perfecta la obra que va han
empezado, y que no dudamos con
tinuaran hasta terminarla.
Sin mas y esp-rando que nurs-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-06
DESDE NUEVA-Y0RK
WITH A RUNNING PEN

Bien sabfamos nosotros, des
pueS del fracaso de Cuba, que Nj
Winthrop no cerraria en- esa isla
como huesped de la Fortaleza, G
circulo de los cuatro amos que e
espSrltu J la letra de la Ley Fora
ker permiten q un gobernante com.
pletar en- Puerto Rico. Hasta enc.
70 de 1909 hubiera podido el simpa.
tico Mr. Winthrop, sin violar la al.
ternabilidad acostumbrada, CONT
nuar en- esa isla; pero razones que
sc nos ocultan le hicieron cambiar
de rumbo.
La tarde que. lefmos en- los Pc
riodicos de Nueva York su traslado
de San Juan q Washington, nos de-
ciarnos como comentario:
'Justo, justisimo que un hom-
bre como Mr. Winthrop aspire 4 le-
vantarse q mayor altura en- su ca
rrera polltica; pero no lie vemos la
tostada q este cambio de ah9Sa. Sc
Ia vimos, y muy clara, cuaudo Sc
anuncio su traslado q Cuba, y has
ia nos alegramos de clio. Desde
Ia gobernaci6n de Puerto Rico, con
sus ocho mil dollars per annm, has
"a una de las sub secretaries de la
Hacienda Nacional, con sus cuatro
vii q1inientos idem, parecera una
promotion efectiva q los que cream
que hay pellculas en- Ell cinemat6-
grafo americana para todos los per-
Sonajes de la capital federal; pero
para nosotros, acostumbrados como
estamos q este desfle de NAL retri-
buidos ex-subsecretarios camino de
I'm bufete de abogado 8 agencia,
juzgamos TN error por parte de Mr.
Winthrop haber aceptado la propo-
sici6n de Washington
ESQ fue 10 que Sc nos ocurri6
la tarde que lefmos la noticia del
traslado, y al dia siguiente vimos
abonado nuestro juicio en- este ar
tfculo editorial publicado por The
Globe, peri6dico republican,:
t1ndudablemente que el cam
bio, va que 10 ha aceptadQ, sera sa-
dstactorio para el recipiente, y ell
cSe sentido Sc lie puede reconocer
como ascenso; pero Sc nos ocurre
preguntar en- relaci6n con el asunto:
iEs acertado subordinar la gober.
nacion de Puerto Rico a una de las
subsecrrtarias de uno de los Depar-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-06

presente por las colunnas de /;
prensa americana ell este abunlan
te orden:
j. "Regis Henry Post, el reciet
nombrado .Gobernador de Puerto
Rico, ha sido Sscretario d. esa ISL
desde 1904. Nacio en- Bellport
Long Island, el 28 de enero de 1870
sienio hijo de Albert Knitting
Post y Marie Caroline Trobriand.
Desputs de estudiar Jurisprudence
Ell la Univarsidai dc Nueva York.
rccibi6 su titulo de abogado en- la
de Harvard Ell el ano de 1891. Per
tenece Mr.. Post a una fafnilia muv
antigua que Sc establecio Ell South
ampton, Long Island, en- 1910.
Fue durante muchos amos miembro
del Comite Republican, del Conda-
do de Suffolk, y representa- al Sc
gundo distrito de ese Condado en-
la Asa.nblea dcl I,,tado de Nueva
York de 1899 a 1900. 'riene pro-.
pledades en- Bayport fue jefe de
bomberos de su pueblo, y es sindi-
co de Ia Escuela LibEe de Bayport.
Manifestase que ha sido tan inten-
so su entusiasmo por ese plantel,
que EN- ciertas ocasiones, Gu ausen-
cia del professor, desempeilo sus es-
colares labores. Gusta Mr.. Post
de toda clase de deportes, siendo
dueno de varios yates, entire ellos
del "ShoWandsee" a bordo del
cual festej6 al Plesidente- Roose-
welt hace va algunos alios. Es IT,
rador al blanco, y pertenece va
rios clubs de esa indole. Durante
amos fue Official del Setimo
Regimiento, y representa- 4 la Guar
dia Nacional de Nueva York Ell la
revista de voluntarios que Sc cele-
bro en- Londres en- 1899.
Cuentase que Ell esa OCCASION la
Reina Victoria pidi6 que lie presen-
tasen al joven Official, loque Sc efec-
tu6 Ell su palacio.s
D. CoLLAzo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-06

tamentos de la administration ma
cional?
aDe cuando en- cuando nos re
lnuerde la conciencia pensar en- Ii
manera como helnoS tratado q Puer
to Rico. En- uno de esos momen
tos el Presidente recomendo que S,
lie adjudicase q los puertorriquefio.
Ia ciudadania de este pals. y envi{
uu mensaje al Congreso formulan
do su conviction de que a la isla nc
Sc la trataba con la consideration
deblda pero, como van ustedes
viendo, a las pocas semanas Sc OIL
vido todo este y la administration
de la isla olvidada preocupa ahora
lnuy POGO mas que una jefatura de
escribientes de uno de los Departa-
mentos de Washington.
aClaro esta que esta falta de
consideration no ha sido preconce-
blda, y que ha surgido por 81 mis-
ma; pero el simple abandono es
el principal responsible de que 4
Puerto Rico Sc le haya n1anejado
en- csa forma apuntada. No ha
obedecido ese trataniento un
programa estudiado, y mas bien
Sc han dejado correr las cosas
dejandolas a su libre albedrio.
No obstante, cREEMos MUY DIFF
GIL QUE LA MAYoR1A EN- LOS Es-
TADos UN1Dos ESTE DIspUEsTA A
ADMITIR QUE UNA sUBsEcRETAR1A
DE WASHINGTON SEA SUPERIOR A
LA GOBERNACIoN DE PUERTO RI.
co. Yno Sc beneficial ell esta for
ma el servicio publico en- general,
III la administration de las depeu-
dencias en- particular, perturbando
la gradacion de los ascensos en- los
puestos ohciales, y mucho mas EN-
este case subordinando uuo que es
de range superior q otro que 10 es
reconocidamente inferior.
H---~~~-~---
De todos modos, csc cs asuuto
particular de Mr.. Winthrop, va
que ustedes no perderan Ell la evo
luci6n efectuada. Lleva el Presi
dente q la Fortaleza, con el nom-
bramiento de Mr.. Post, q otro hom
bre coDocedor del pals, y cuyo pro-
grama de gobierno sera una CONT
nuaci6n del de su predecessor acer-
tado. A un hombre cuyos meritos
personales, ocultos haSta aqui en-
su modeStia exquisit T., des6lan al
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-06
RESPONSAL

ira suplca sea atendda, por los
que por nuestra educacion velan,
va que la fortuna no ploporciona
a nuestros padres los medios para
que ellos 10 hagan, pues solo cuen-
tan con escasos medios para soste-
nernos. Quedamos aguardando en-
la seguridad de que en- el pr6ximo
presupuesto Sc asignara una parti-
da, la que es pequeiia, para la di-
che atencion.
Somos de ustedes atentas v
SIS. SIS,
Esperanza Hernandez, Basilia
Doval, Mercedes Gimenez, Ale
iandrina Arecco, Maria l.. Barrios,
t.scolastica Colon, Mercedes La
ezzari, Maria Lavezzari.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-06
N0TAS De PONCE
Una POLKA de seguros
contra inSendio.--Por
valor de 7 dollars.
uN FAlLEClMIeNTO
kuda campana contra el jue.
go en- el pueblo de Coamo.
Precio elevado de Ia carne.

Mayo 3. 3.-Tenemos en- nuestro
poder una POLKA de seguros de in
cendio sobre una casa de la calle del
Jobo encontrada en- la carretera de
Canas, expedida q favor de dofia
Esperanza Moro y un reeibo expe.
dido q favor de don Carlos M. Ca
brera por valor de siete dollars. Los
interesados pueden solicitarlos de
manos de este correspcnsal.
-Anoche fallcci6 Ia sonora ma
DIRE de nuestro amigo don Agustin
Texidor, y tia politica de nuestros
amigos los hermanos don Alexandra
y don FranciM Texidor.
Sc nos dice que el joven Sal
vador Lopez, cabo de Ia policia del
pueblo de Coamo, ha alberto ruda
campaila contra el juego en- dicho
pueblo.
-Siguen las carnes aumentan.
do en- precios. va hace dias viene
sosteniendose en- las primeras horas
de la mahana a "a centavos kilo.
En- ell incendio que Sc produ-
]o en- laqulnta "Caridad,O pc, dieron
nuestros amigos el joven Felix Co
Ion y don Alfredo Escamaroni, Il
prlmero un contrabajo y cl segun-
do so slllas que tenia alquiladas pa
los bales que Sc celebraban en- tan
tamosa quinta.
Las bandas sMarinaO y ell
sComercioS siguen deleitando al pt-
bllco celebrando retreats Ell los dfas
de la semana Ell Ia playa, Plaza de
la Abolici6n = Plaza las Delicias.
-Anoche el eClud de Artesa-
nos' celebr6 una jarana, la que re-
sult6 muy animada.
-Durante el mes de Abril Sc
celebraron Ell el Registro Civil 81
matrimonios.
CORRESPONsAI..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-06
Rio! Y CREPE!

Las seloras que quieran ir bien
peinadas estan de enhorabuena,
pues en- el aParis Bazarn ha llegadco
de Paris un gran surtido de Rios y
crtpes de pelo natural en- todos los
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-06
Hotel GIoriia
Guyana P. R.

Este Hotel esta situado en- unable
las mejores easas de Ia ciudad cerca de
lus centres ofciales. Habitaciones
irescas y limpia8, buena mesa y baio.
Propietario
lasH z Cintr6a.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-06

matices. Ademas hay crepes de
pelo artificial y rollos de alambre
cubierto de pelo, todos muy como
dos. Todas estas novedades Sc en-
cuentran Ell el aParis BazarD, de
Pedro Giusti, Fortaleza 81.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-08-01
he produced.

he produced.
Young men particularly will
advance their interests by buy
ing land and building up the soil
year by year. The soil can be
so improved that bountiful har-
vests will almost invariably fol-
low the good planting and cult
vation that the crops of such a
farmer will receive. His large
yields per acre will make a large
part OF his gross income net
gain, and if anybody can sell
land for a big price. be can.
Those who now live in the Gull
states and those who may live
elsewhere and be thinking OF
buying land here can count on
that land here will very often
make as large income as land
elsewhere that costs from two
TO six tines a. much. Southern
land must ultimately rise IN
value.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-08-01

thoroughly the manure with the
soil. to get the soil IN fine condi-
ton by having it frozen, and to
destroy the cutworm by throw
ing it up where il will be expos
ed 10 unfavorabie weather. By
neglecting this kind OF prepare
ton, some truckers lost the
present season as much as $500
and in a small number OF irstan-
ces $1,000 would not be too
large a figure TO place or the es-
timated loss OF one man. Some
Of these truckers knew better
but failed TO do as we'll as they
knew; while Others presumed
tha. raising cabbage was 4 fool.
Job and that they did not have 10
study their work. They are the
class OF people who say that no
paper can teach them anything
about farming. Other cabbage
pests can be fairly we'll c~ontroll-
cd, but i, IS 4 d flcult undertak-
ing to manage cutworms il they
have not been killed before the-
begin 10 ca. the plants.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-08-01
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