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New-York tribune., 1909-11-29

was everything to discourage him. to de-
press him. 20 make him feel that he was
without chance. Continuing. the Gov
ernor said.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-29
TNTANED LANDS

An important feature OF TIE report Is
that dealing with unsurveyed, and there
fore uutaxed, railroad lands In the
national forests These lands aggregate
s057. 400 acres Estimating this area al
$40 an acre, these lands are worth S60.574
050. and tax OF one-haf OF one per
cent a year would yield 10000 annually
Co. the supuort OF the state and local
.,,yernment Being unsurveyed. the lands
cannot be taxed. and thus 100000 con
stitutes the annual gift 10 the great tim
nerlana owners under the present sys-
tenn These unsurveyed lands are all
hela bv large owners. and, OF course. their
New-York tribune., 1909-11-29
OIL LANDS

The Secretary shows a total withdrawal
of oil lands pending legislation of 3.62l. .062
acres, and calls attention 10 the impor-
tance OF legislation authorizing the reser-
yation OF at least a part Of these lands
for the purpose Of supplying fuel OIL for
the future use OF the navy
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BiHenid)aftIid,er SdHuinbeI.
Da1 NtSeyt hss rDtsHsatsaraaeze= Hab 3D.
isn ansfHkTtarith.

Sn garis 1T, pie beri6tet, bic
BerurtbeiIilng bes rDianianten.
ma6ers~ 2emoine erfoIgt. B6brenb
Der 8erbonbIitng fpurbe 2eHoire &c.
oipungen, iein sebeimribboues 8te.
sept, rad 6em er Diamonten fobri.
,iren poIIte, preiSaugeben. gs be-
ltanb BARN, bob er in beri9iebenen
EoSpIinbern Elm @eHriid reines
@HenprGparnt, SobIepitaitb unb
GueGitIber srober Stt- urb enor.
utem Drudit aitsiette l, b bann raid
nbtibIeu Iieb Sierau miro bon
Io6oerftdnbiger Seits eeidrieben:
Sn bsrn &eaept 2emoines itedt elm
sefurber sern, nlrr eri@etut Is ttpei'
fel6aft, Oh bic bon ibm arsesebene
Gpparatur sur ausRibr,iue btnrei.
den biIt. rad bem ReSept Roiions
f6nRen Diantanten Son Lt0 Miai-
nteter Dur&andfer erhaIten tperben,
nemn RoblepuEpsf in @iien bei Der
Eempeuahr bes eIeftriibeH Sfens
oufgelSft Hnb bic sddmoIsene Waiie
In faltes @aifer geiporfen pir6.
$ierbei siebt itb Sos e5turrenbs.
tobIebaEtise Retou 10 frdftig sifaut.
men, bab unter bem foIoiiolen Druid
Elm abeiI bes RobIenitoffs fidb in
Diaupantiorn ubf1eibet. 2enoine
bot bas RoiHonYt,e @erfabren in
Der 8eiie dbge6nbert, bob er BEN er-
fcrberIidbsn Druid i'm Ofen feIbit er.
5sueen ni1. urb sinor bur@ ben 8u'
lat bon auedfiIber. Diefes Der.
banpft mnter Der Site be8 eIeftri-
i6en SIammerbogens unb abt BEL
ben bohen Senperahiren etnet gun3
getpaItisen Druid aus, benn fhon bel
StotkgIaitb baben GuetftBerb1ntpfs
etnen 9rld bon aGt atutoipbdreu.
Gs 1T Sobrr ansunebmen, bab bel
brei. bis biertaufenb &ra6 Site
Dr,,ds Don mebreren Sun6ert Mtmo-
IpbGren erboIten iperoeu, Die Sur Or.
aeuganpa bon Dtonanten binrei6en
f6nutm. llrn0gIid 1T bic Code
aIIo nifh. Die bon 9entoine anee.
sebne Gpparatar 1T aber teinespegs
seeig,et, bieie Sbee Der 9eruirt-
li6uns nabs su brinsen. sSm De.
aentbeiI 1T He nit elmer sepabeau
finbliden Naioitat foritriiirt NOR.
ben. Ser Ebon idniIot i'm eIeftri-
jden Diem tpie Butter. Dos 9dder.
Iidfte III, bab 2eHroine einen 8Iei.
bedeI sur Si6euns oes Gbfdfuiies
ba,utt. 9ieier tpiirbe boIb bur6 bic
enttpei6erben AuediiIberbdmpfe uu'
ter amaIeambiIburs seritort Der6en.
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Die uoripesiife 1lebsrIaHbbabn.

Gin Seitenitiid su Der idDe6iiden
2oppIan6babn, Die Dor einieen Sab
rem erofinet nuroe, 1T bic eroBartige
BabnanInas Gbriftiania Bergen, Die
| ieSt ibrer 8oaeubung entgeeengebt.
Ste 1T nit elmer Geiammtl1nee bon
sic Riiometern Die arobte 8abn-
Ttrede gtorpegens iiberbaupt, beiien
giia1babnnss bisber nur runb S500
RiIometer - ettpa ben Stpan3igiten
EbeiI oes 6eutI6en - umfobte. Der
Bau purbe 1895 besounen un6 iit
| iest Bis auf bic EbeiIirede @uIs0it-
Roa beenbet, 70 SaB man t911 bic
aorse Strede benz 9etrieb iibergeben
~ fonnen bofft. @eIds te1nii6en
Sdhpierigfeiten 6ieie So6eebirss-
babn an hberpinoen batte, Iebrt I6on
bic Ebatiade, oob iie nid)t Deniger
nIs 1874 TrinneIs umfnbt, bon benen
Der aro5te .iiber 5 RiIometer lang 1T.
CDer GottbarotiinneI Bat cine 9anae
BON Is Rilometer.) Der -bo6Ite Stei.
sunsspunft Der 8nbn Iieet 1900 Wte.
ter bod. 9ie 8efaMMttoiten biirfter
runb 60 RiGioHen @arf betragen.
Die @eiie bon gbriitionia nah Ser.
gen tptr6 Aad Sertigitenune Der saH-
sen Strede MIR mebr 1914 Stun.
ben In slniprii6 nebmen, Ddbreno
iest nod bic Seereiie iber fiinfsie
St,inben oauert.
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Der CID In pftsreak,M.
Ssfiss HrRaHs vlss ss= etsats isrsfztsis
aei4Att.'

Seit mebr als biinbert Sabren &C.
HieBt Der CID tn Sftpreiben einen
Itrengen xH6 itaotIid angeor6neten
un6 beaufiittieten Sdnis, unS mon
fann obne @eiteres Ineen, oaB er
obne bieien IGtgft aud in bieiem Ies.
ten Sddtpftpinfel ausuerottet iein
piirDe. Dos Sabr 1848, in bonn ole
@eiese ms @anten eerietben, batte
aHein ses,iiet, ben GffbeitanS TN
Sbeuborfter DaIoe alif 16 Stiid Der.
itnterHitringen, tporoiis Si,r @ersiige
berporeebt. bob obne bic itrengfte
Sdonisie I1ngit fsin einsiser CID
u,ebr iAris iein tuisr6e. Berrnose
biefer Vt es aber geiainget, ben 8e-
itahb ieitSen ipieber itarf IN bic
G6Re 81 bringen, 70 Dob i4on Dor 5
Sobren fpteSer foit 600 Stiid aeaGbIt
tpuunen. Btel ttber bseie 8oH tpirb
mon hes @roBui(6 ausrbinss Ga4
ntd3t Iomanen IaHsa tpoIIen, neil bsr
CID sroben S&aDeW IN ben D6Dern
anridtet. g1a@ elmer Whttteihins
bon WSoufpspsfi an ots Wonatsf1rift
ygeatnr iHpb DfteuboruSg- baben be
GLIDE In Sdapeben In elmer etnsigen
Datbirne 100000 Rronen on Dertb
an ben 81saneat beruihtet, uub IN
SirrBonb bot As StootsfoHe m
einen hnsieen Sdbre $4,000 Rrouen
Grfas fir Sorifddben feitens Der
eIds Ieaften MtlRex. ahtB bieiem
@riinbe 1T Gi8 In Ntpreiben bic
Soe1 auf eide Settpeife fiir einiee
Wo6ea aeItattet tpouben, dber inurter.
BIN giebt "a nidt Wiets. bie ft6 rib
msn t6unsm.; einen CID eef9oiien gu
bdben. Der Sugbfdusoerein Bot
iHbrigens iest tpteber etrsnnI bef&loi-
fen, bas preaiBifde 2dnbaptrtbfh fhafts-
nHnifteri,Hn bauuu tu ertu4en, bab
ber gubifmb bon GIden nod tpsiter
einuehs6nRt iper6en iou, banit Der
Heftonb nityt ipseber surii6gdbt. Der
Stamm.Rs ber eide finO befdnntIi6
bic beiben DberfoHtsreten Sbenborft
urub EdpeIIntgfer TN IttbuHt6sn
9besle bon Oftpreuben, bod unter.
nebupen bic Glide au1 srobe 8anbs-
nineen urS Satrdidapi1runen fosar
bas auriife Saff in ieiner sanset
greite.
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Die Srau I'm Sienits Der OsffeHtItdr
fsit. ~

11eber bic 0sFhsRe 6es ertien tpeib-
Iiden &irsernetitsrs in europa, ,WiB
Done, bon Der mir ibon Dieoerbolt
fur5e Whttbetliinaen eebraft boben,
lirt6 bic feit upsefdbr einem balben
Sobre ibres Glmtes tpaItet, miro aus
9onbon foIeerbes mit9etbeiIt: Wib
9ooe bat it9 gang OorSigli6 einee-
Fiibrt unb Dir6 bon ibren -nrtertba'
mem" tpegen ibres eeredten unb gera-
ben Sinnes unb peeen Drer beruor-
raaen6er 9iiatigfeit i'm 0ertpoItung-
neien iebr berebrt. sliib in IT,
rer neuen GbGtiefeit bot WhB Dooe
bas 8obI Der WGb6eridnIen inn Gu.
ee bebalten. itno ibre 9ieIe 9eben Il
euSter 2inie onrauf, ole Gbarofter.
anlaae Der R6b6sn su btfSen uno
aus ben berantpadSen0en Shirgfrdusn
Gin fir Sie Gbe piirbiass @ef4Ie4t
All noden. gtur alrf biee Weife bofit
Utib Done nit Reht, es in fpent9en
@eneratiowen bobin au brireen, BOB
bos 9ono un6 Der StQat oerniirftige
uno itttli6 bodftebenoe Gbefrauea
berporbrirsee. 90 tpie Utib Debe Die
erite ibres GeiHle@ts'iit. bie bic Oet'
pdItuna elmer Stdbt in ibren Sdnben
bat, 70 1T ne naiiirDideripeife in Sabl.
reiden arSeren Ste0uneen aIs Srau
bic erfta gebGen urt6 bat babrbre-
hep6 airf ben peridae6enen @ebieteR
Der Jrnientb1tigfeit aetpirft. Sic
par 6ie trfte Shtbentim am .@irton
Gollege" Der beriibmteW nrioerfttot
in Cambridge. Dartm uirtt iie aud
iett baTir, ooB moaIidit niele iunse
W666en 6eren @IterH ii6 on iis nm
9iatb apsiuoen, auf bic tlninerfitGt
slrn ShS6ium eeidHdt perNen. Nib
9ooe erpons iibrieens Guf Der Uni.
perfit1t ben Eitel eines .,Waafters OF
art". GIs 8iiupernehter te1rEnt ibr
a4i6 ibre 8efbdftiguna nit sem Stu.
biurn Der PG6oaosif iebr s,fsotten.
Ga iie In ben Sabren 1889 Bis 1896
2eiterin elmer beoeIteHben Graie.
burrgs-s s-slMtaN fir WSbben in ct.
2eormuSs mar, 10 perftebt biefe uHee.
tpobnIiGR SraA ali4 noraaeIi1, fih
NIT ben S6uIen bres DirAnasfrei'
les Sodmannif6 s,i befddittgen. an.
eerset bur4 DIE grfoEss, He fte frii'
ber bei2eitiipg borH5driieu Aafte. iH,b
nit ben @e6efben Der W,dterfdaile,
Die iie in Sigh wkoHbe sseriIabet
bate, erriatets fs aud iset IN hrsni
Birflnpssfreiie cine gteiborttee I'm.
ItaIt, bic poraaieli9 sabeibt. eie bat
fernerbin In Der @surS9 atspfIese,
am @eIunbbeitsaurse unb in Der
Rroufeubous Rommbton f6rberr1
aepirft. ssiir 6ie oerborbene SsuenS
bat Iie nirfIib gripriebFtd,es seIsi'
[tet. Air3 unO gut, bic geooReruns
bat ibre 8abI nidt tu beOauern. ton'
bern Fam Ii6 ju jbrem neiien Ober'
boupte begIiidpiiniden.
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Gnf bsr Spur Der 2eipsiser RGuber.

Die gerIiner RriminaIpoIitei iteIl.
te bic PeriorIi9feit bes Wannes
feft, Der in 2eipsig, tpie eeneT6et, auf
benz oortisen 9oitamt eiuem 9difen.
boten 5000 Marf raubte, unb Der iid
S&uInart nennt. @s bauoelt itd
Inn sinen Dor ungefabr. fe6a Sabren
aus bem 8u6tbans Der S5niel ga.
boIin entIprunee1en 8erbre9er Ra'
mems Wotte Ti6ap. arinrinalfom'
miii6r Rlingbantmer ermittelte fer
ner, bab feline beioen RompIicen Elm
eapiiier @ors5otpiaf unb Elm geipii.
fer SiraeL Stbidbe fitb. bic in Sue'
nos Mires, 2onbon uRo oieIer Stdo'
ten bes ausIonbes ben 9eborben BE-
fannt ittb. 9ie RompIieen Gf9aps
befirSen iid auberbaIb 8erIins. Sbre
gerfoIsure 1T aufeenomnIeu iporSeu.
sic ftnb WitgIieber elmer Aber ben
sausen europGiiden Sentiment Der.
breiteten rniiii9en Ginbre4er. unb
%6uberbanSe. 8tpet WhtsHeber bic
ier ganbe iinb in Der @ieneritrobe
in Berlin bel einem Dobrutngsein.
brltd ertappt tporben. Die beiben
@inbreber gsamers @riinbaim una
Shuarsfuds iinb aus @arf6au ge-
biirtig uno BEL bem BerIiner @rfen-
nunesbienit betonnt. Sn ibrer Bob'
nung, StrabburgeritroBe 81, tprroe
eine Wenee Observation-Disclosures &C.
fliubeu.
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Sonneritas, 5. @usuit 1909.
Ssmofratifde 1ominatiOnen.
6 o II n I D..

SIR S6sriff-R. s. @OnnOr.
SIR Diitriit 9Inwalt- Soieph O'Srtsn.
STIR Yrotbonotar- @illaro M. .8unnsl.
Sur @ridtsi6rsibsr @barlss @ruf.
SIR @onntp Sdusmsiiter-S.S. Duffp.
SIR Rscorbsr Of DeeOs-SS. 9. Subss'
SIR &ssiitsr Of @ils-S. q. Samlsr.
Sur Surp @ommiIIdr-N. s. S'8ople.
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@ptben:Nmnbfbau.
Snl q n D.

@inen orisinsllsn uub in ieiner art
einsis baftsbsnosn Rlau bat cine giew
gorter gebsuspsrii6erun9s' @eielihaft
asfast. Sie bat ben Stautsiuperinten'
bentsn fir electromagnetic nm bic
@rlaubniB sriu9t, elm Stid 9unb anSu
faufeu, auf bem fe elm Soipital fir
Iol6e ibrer Policeninbaber erbauen lals
fen mill, Die tuberfulDs iinb uno, nm
ibr 9ebsn su uerldusern, gutter dr3tli6sr
gHese beoirfen. Disiss Sauatorium
wia bic @sielli6aft nit einsm Soften
auiwanbe pOn minositens $1,000 per
Sabr unterbalten.
Den Rodeiter Gurnern 1T es sslun'
gen, ibreu @influB auf bic Ohentlihen
Sdulsn in elmer iOlden 8siie sslteno
3u MAIDEN, oaB ous oeutide 2urnen
pom Sssinn bes neuen Sduliabrss i'm
Serblt on cine itdnoise @inridtuus in
bsmislben bilben piro. Der bisberi9e
Eurnlebrer bes rROheiter 2urnuer'
sins", Serr Rabm, piro pom 1. Sep'
tsmbsr on Die Sbsrleituns Oes Eurnens
in idmmtli9en Oiientli9en S6ulen
To9eiters tbsrnebmsn.
Sonoerbare 8liitben trsibt in Stem
gort isbr oft Die itren9e Our6fiibrun9
Der @inpanOsrunssseiese. Wiit einsm
9rsmsr Dampfer traf 5rdulein Wtu'
tbilba 3ublmann in @eiellidaft ibres
8srlObten, bss Sarmsrs Senrp GbOns
aus Can GntOniOI Gsrus, in ytsw
gorf Elm. Die @inwanoerun9sbeb6r
ben bielten iie alS ueroddtise BeriOu
3uriid, ubwobl Gbons ausorldlif er'
ftdrte, baB er nit benz Widohen uerlobt
iei unb iie iOiort bsiratben pOlle. @r'
fldrenOEiiiste er binSu, oaB bic Trau'
uus iidsr idOu in Dsuti6lanO ituttss'
funoen bdtte, nsnn ni9t allerlei 9slss.
li6e Sormulitdten 5u erfiillen sepeien
Ddren, bic Su uiel .3eit in anipru6
genommsn batten. glue @rfI6runssn
narsn umionit; bic 8ebOrbeu blisben
babel, bail buslUidodsn osportirt per'
ben mhiie. 90 enti6lOs iid Tbons
osnn, ieinsI8ruut nad Deutidtanb gu
be9leitsn,liie.bort:i bsiratbsn unb ounn
NIT ibr wieoer 3uriid su fommen. Gbons
bsiann:fb ipdter iebOh eines Beiieren.
Huflbem Dampfer, nit bem er Die Reiis
na6 Deutiblan6 antreten wollte, lief
er iid furs Dor Der abfabrt uon einem
Sriebensri6ter nit bem WtdOdsn trausn
uno osrlan9te oaun, baB oieie oils feline
@attin unb babsr als ameritanerin ;u.
sslahen werOe, mas prompt Seidab.
Die &spublitunsr BON 9iswport Stems,
3d., bisltsn Oaielbit ibre Staatsconpsn'
tiou ab, uominirtsn S8illiam .. Sent
bon 8ptbspille gum @unoiouten fiir
bas slmt:bss:@ s:@ouusrnsurs uuO .uubmsn
In Der YIatform cine Plante an, in Der
fie srfIdrsn, bas iis su @uuiteu uOu
9ofal.Sptiou NIT Counties unb Stab.
ten uls: Limits" iinO. 9ofaI'SptiOn
nirb aiiO in Der bcocritebenbsn @ouuer'
neurscampasne In Sireiuia cine beoeu'
tenoe Rolle ipielen.
sfano.
BeiIsiner Sbiesiibuns, bic Die Mann'
I6aftsn bss jupauiiden S6ludti9iffs
.alabi"..in Der Sic 8u6t ubbisltsn, sr'
plobirteleins Der 12pfiiuOissn @ei6iise.
8ier WtariueiolOuteu murOsn uuf Der
Stslls SetObtst uno fiinf idwer uerlest.
Inter ben Ssrlsstsn bsfinoen iid 3uei
Sffi3iere bss S6ludtidiffs. Die Sic
8uft, bic stpa 100 Wteilen BON EOtio
sntfernt lit, wiro uOn ben Srisssfdiffeu
Der iapaniI6sn 5lOtts fiir SdisBibuu'
gen bsnnst.
9luf benz @ebiet Der iuteruatiOnalen
Rolitit werSsn in Berlin Der @abiustts'
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GmpfiubItdl.

Sf4tlSner (tpiitbenb): DSts sIau-
ben tpobl, an mir iei Sopfen uno
WaIs perIoren un6 bon mir frieeten
sic bod I'M 2eben teiH @siba"
@l1iibiger: %, has oeHts i4
bur6aus nitt = TN @eeentbeal"
S6il6ner: r@arnn touIuSeR Ste
6dnn iest 10 ieIteu7"
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Sarum.

a.: Die betoen Senoriiten i6ei.
nen iebr glhe Srelirbe 8li ieir." =
9. Q@upeIhDeifter): So, ie6er eIaitbt,
Der albepe bnne uidr ftneenl"
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1909-08-10

ground. Ere long he stumbled over
doorsill and found that the walls Of
the passage had fallen away. He had
entered a room, a black cavern Of
indeterminate dimensions. Thence.
progressing over complaining floors
through what may have been the serv-
ants hall, large room with u table
in the middle and number, Of pro-
miscuous chairs (witness hisl tortured
shins). he finally Numbered into the
basement hallway.
BY now little calmer. he felt as
sured that this was really No. 8
Frognall street and little happier
about 1t all. though not even momen-
tarily forgetful of the potential police
and night Waterman. However. he
mounted the steps to the ground floor
without adventure and found himself
ut last in the same dim and ghostly
hall which he had entered some six
hours before. The mockery of dusk
admitted by the fanlight was just
strong enough to enable him to iden-
tify the general lay Of the land and
arrangement Of furniture.
| More confidently with each uncon-
tested step he continued his quest.
Elation was stirring his spirit when
he gained the first floor and moved
toward the foot of the second flight,
approaching the spot whereat he was
to begin the search for the missing
purse. The knowledge that he lacked
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1909-08-10
CHAPTER X,

I'll AL i n.
INDOORS kirkwood faced unhappily
the enigma of fortuity. wonder
ing If this by any possibility were
4 No. o.
The key had fitted the bolts had
been drawn on the inside, and. while
the key had been one of ordinary pat
tern and would no doubt have proved
cffectual with any one of hundred
common locks. the finger of probability
seemed to indicate that his luck had
brought him back to No. 9.
In spite of all this, he was sensible
of little confidence. Though this were
truly No. 9. his freedom still lay on
the knees of the gods; his very life. be-
like. was poised. lettering OH a pima
Gle of chance
In the end, taking heart Of despera-
ton. he stopped and removed his
shoes. precaution which later ap-
pealed to his sense of the ridiculous
III view Of the racket he had raised In
entering, but which at the moment
ance with common sense. Then, ris-
ing. he held his breath. staring and
listening. About him the pitch dark
ness was punctuated with fading
points Of fire, and in his ears was q
noise Of strange whisperings.
He went forward gingerly. feeling
his way like a blind man. on strange
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1909-08-10

first Importance, and the eating and
cooking qualities take a secondary
place. Yield is also important.
Buy at the Home Nursery.
In buying fruit trees it is best to
steer clear of agents with plausible
stories of wonderful quality and yield.
Some nursery agents are honest and
conscientious, but so many are not
that it is difficult to separate the sheep
from the goats. The best way is to
make your selection of varieties and
then get the trees Of some reliable nurs-
eryman in your own locality. If you
can go to the nursery and buy them of
the nurseryman himself so much the
better. In that case you can select the
trees yourself and be sure of getting
good ones Thrifty one or two year
old trees, with we'll developed root sys-
TENS. stand transplanting better and
are cheaper than larger ones.
AS soon as the trees are received
from the nursery they should be "heel-
ed in" This is done by digging
trench and covering the roots and
about half of the tops with dirt. When
the trees have been shipped for some
distance 1t sometimes happens that
they are frozen when received. In
this case they should be placed in
some outbuilding. covered with straw
and left to thaw out gradually. In
this way little harm will be done.
Preparation For Planting.
The land should be deeply plowed
before planting and well disked and
narrowed 1t is good practice to
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1909-08-10

means of obtaining illumination de-
tered him nothing. He had some
hope Of finding matches in one of the
adjacent rooms. but. failing that. was
prepared to ascend the stairs on all
tours, feeling every inch Of their sur
face If it took hours.
And thus it fell out that, at the in
slant he was thinking it time to begin
to crawl and hunt. his stockinged feet
came into contact with something
heavy, yielding. warm-something that
moved. moaned and caused his hair to
bristle and his flesh to creep.
| We will make allowances for him.
All along he had gone on the assump-
ton that his antagonist of the dark
stairway would have recovered and
made off with all expedition in the
course of ten or twenty minutes at
most from the time of his accident.
To find him still there was something
entirely outside of Kirkwood's reckon
ing He would as soon have thought
to encounter, say. Calendar-would
have preferred the latter. indeed.
"Poor DEVIL" murmured the young
man. HE must be in pretty bad
/ way for sure" He knelt. compassion
gantling his heart. and put one hand to
the insentient face. A warm sweat
moistened his fingers. His palm was
famed by steady respiration.
UNNECESSARILY perplexed. the Ameri
J can rose, slipped on his shoes and but.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1909-08-10


make the back burrows where the rows
are to be and the dead burrows between
the rows. The dead burrows will thus
serve rs bitches to carry off surplus
water. 1t is better to do this blowing
in the fall if the preceding crop can
be got off the land In time. In the
south the planting may be done In the
fall also, but in sections where the
ground freezes to any depth it is safer
to plant in the spring Fall planted
trees are liable to root killing during
the winter. In the drier parts of the
country, too, the roots do not get suffi-
cient moisture to supply the trunk and
branches. and the tree is so badly
dried out during the winter that 1t
is killed.
In lands with stiff subsoil running
subsoil plow down the row before
planting is practiced with good results.
In extremely hard soils a little dyna-
mite exploded in the bottom of the
hole loosens up the subsoil consid-
erably. The hole should be dug lar
ger than the roots Of the tree and
fine soil thrown in around the roots
The roots should be well spread out
and the tree set three or four inches
deeper than it is to be finally. By
taking hold of the top and churning 1t
I'D and down after the roots have been
covered with dirt the soil will be thor
oughly worked in around the roots.
AS the tree is worked up and down 1t
is gradually raised to the proper height
II Part Of the top should be cut off be-
fore planting. The top is dependent
on the roots for its moisture supply.
A considerable part of the root sys-
TEN has been lost in transplanting, and
the top should be cut back to match.
In planting one or two-year-old trees.
known as whips" this cutting back
serves a double purpose by causing
the tree to throw out branches just
below where it is cut off. In trees Of
this kind the cut should be few
inches above where the first branches
are to be.
There is considerable difference of
opinion concerning the proper height
to head apple trees. Low headed trees
are much less liable to sun scald since
the branches shade the trunk. They
are easier to sprays and the apples can
be more easily gathered. There is also
much less damage from large branches
being broken off by the wind. The
chief objection to low heading is that
It is difficult to get near the tree when
cultivating the orchard This objec-
ton, however, is hardly enough to out
weigh the advantages Of low heading.
II the soil is firmly packed there is
little need Of using water in the hole
when planting trees. The dirt should
be packed very firmly around the
roots. Get in with both feet and pack
it as hard as possible. 1t is good
plan to lean the trees little to the
south in order that the branches may
shade the trunk better and also be-
to cause the hardest winds in summer
N are usually from southerly direction
lie The standard distance apart for ap
e. pie trees is thirty-two to forty feet
r. each way. Plum and cherry trees
a may be as close as twenty feet. APP
to pie trees are often planted 16 by 81
rs feet, the alternate rows being Of some
he early bearing. short lived variety
When the tier trees come into bear
at ing these filters should be cut out.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1909-08-10
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