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AT THE FIFTH ANNUAL SESSION
or the Intercollegiate Athletic Associa-
ton the Committee on New Rules re-
ported that the new football rules are
a marked improvement on the old. The
report was submitted by H.. l.. Williams
and summed up as follows:
o all sides the consensus Of opinion
seems to agree that the game under the
new rules has been made comparatively
safe and reasonably free from danger.
That all possibility OF injuries whatever
can be eliminated from football is not
TO be expected. any more II a II a be
eliminated from other manly. vlrile
sport. But the excessive anger which
previously existed and to which the pub
lie and those interested in the welfare
OF the college players n schoolboys
rightfuly objected. have been overcome. a"
TERMS TRICK ESTABLISHED A
worlds record for five %furlongs at
Eaieryville track, Oakland. Cal, running
the distance in SO seconds. The previous
mark was IS 3-5 seconds. made by Jack
Nunally at the same track on Dec. 3,
1907. The event won by Terms Trick
was the Candelerla Handicap. and
Jockey Garner had the amount, scoring
his 2oCth victory OF the year.
w. VI. TAYLOR. OF THE NEW
York A.. G., and W. B~uckholder, OF the
81. Nicholas Skating Club. finished lie
a dead heat In the mile handicap skat-
ing race at the 81. Nicholas Rink. Tay-
Tor had a sixty-yard handicap and
Buckholder t~hirty-three yards. Phil
Kearney won the halr-mlle handicap
race from scratch.
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TIE FAST ST. MICfIAE;L'S SEVEN
or Toronto had "A hard time defeating
the Boston Hockey Club in the Hub. the
score being . goals to 8. At the end OF
the first half the score was . TO 0 In
favor of the home players. Jack Sprstt.
the youthful player who shone SO brill
idntly mere against the New YORK 4. e.,
did no; do Very we'll In the opening half.
because the Boston players followed him
SO closely that he wasn't able 10 shoot
;he puck through the net. but in the
second half ne made up for lost time
and made three goals.
TWO MORE EXHIBITION GAMES
have been arranged for the Giants. on
April II the Newarks will play at the
Polo Grounds and on April IL the Giants
Will play at Newark, It being a Sunday
game.
\ NEGRO NATIONAL BASEBALL
league. of eight citie-. IS being formed
In the West. The cluos likely TO be rep
resented are Chicago. Louisville. New
Orleans, Mobile. ST. Louis. Kansas City,
Mo-, Kansas CITY. Kan, m Columbus.
o.. The new league will be incorporated
in Illinois and have its headquarters in
N't "ihdg Ssy
FRED TENNEY. THE NEW OLD
manager Of the Boston Nationals. is in
town for the purpose of talking Man
ager McGraw OF the Giants into parting
with some of his surplus players.
WE NEVER WE'RE ABSOLUTELY
sure that Pitcher Deacon Philippe OF
the Pirates was game until now ne
went into Barney Dreyfus's office in
Pittsburg. and Barney asked .um II he
would take a nance signing a blank
document. He did. ana then tbs Smoke
town magnate Allied out the document
and named a salary that pleased the
Deacon" nightly.
WALTER ]. TRAVIS, OF GARDEN
city, won the qualification trophy In
the seventh annual holiday week gol;
tourney at Pinehurst. y. c., with a low
score OF 90.
THE PRINCETON SEVEN WON
the third and deciding game OF hockey
from Yale at Cleveland. the score be!ns
4 10 3. Harmon, the Old Ell star, made
three goals. and Mckinney scored three
FOR the Tigers and Kay the fourth.
PENN HAS RECLAIMED THE Leaf
In the Triangular College Chess League
tourney. The score now stands: Penn
Al points. Cornell. 1. n Brown.
points.
FLYING WOLF, WITH 100 POUNDS
up, made a new track record for sis
furiongs at Terrezas Park. the time be.ng
LII l-6.
LAWSON ROBERTSON HAS BEEN
engaged 70 coach the Erasmus Ha!
High School track team ind will han,
die them for six weeks prior to Tho
outdoor championships,
TT Is SAID THAT THE EASTERN
League and the American Association
are going TO make application TO III,
National Baseball Commission at theii
meeting In Cincinnati next week TO b,
withdrawn from the national a~ssocla
ton of minor baseball leagues for IN,
purpose of forming a separate organiza
ton Of their own that will work in har,
mony with the majors and the minors.
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A. C.. Runners Not
AHOWed to Eat "HOt DOQS"

10 put forth good cruss-country nm
ners, and they have been successful to
no mean degree. Matt Maloney came
into the club a green lad. and developed
into a great runer IN a short while,
To-day there are a score OF good men
In the club, n at least thirty runners
go out al least three nights in the
week. They are all anxious to gain the
best possible form for the metropolitan
and junior cross-country championships,
w Won in 1908. when We were laughed
at for presumlng TO believe that We
had any chance at ALL" says Cohn,
'and II IL the same way this year"
Stars Had Run Through Park.
Last night all OF Trinity's stars turned
out for the run through Prospect Park.
Guerin, W. Dorr. the ex-Columbia Uni
yersity runner, A. Moreda, j. O'Connell,
Schworm, Reichard. Steve Byrne. l..
S!etas and SchmaliX took part in the
event, Capt. Schworm sa'd that they
have been running regularly for three
weeks. and hat ne expects to see them
stick TO their tasks until they are in
perfect condition for the championships.
"Maloney, Seitas, McCarriclS, Grant
and Tommy Lee were the fellows that
won for us In 1905, and IT'S a cinch We
are stronger this year than We were
then" said the cross-country teams
captain.
The Trinity \, c, Is encouraging anna
teur boxing, too, and they will have a
number OF good boxers entered IN the
]. \. \. c. tournament in January. W.
Sorenson, who won IN the we,terwelght
class az the Brighton Beach A. C.'s
tournament, Is in charge OF the boxers.
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Crimson and
Tigers Agree 10
Play Football

The ofncial announcement OF a foot
bail game between Harvard and Prince
ton. to be played in Princeton on Nov. 4.
is expected within a few dayr. following
the conference in this city between
Coach Haughton OF Harvard and Coach
Roper OF Princeton. Graduates of the
two universities who have talked with
the cooches say that the game has been
finally agreed upon. Princeton wanted
the game a week later 10 whet her team
for the Yale struggle on Nov. is. but
Harvard II understood TO have objected
TO playing Princeton. Dartmouth and
Yale on successive Saturdays.
According TO the tentative agreement,
Princeton will play IN Cambridge IN 1912.
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H~eavyweightS Who Meet
Tonight Fought Two Long
Battles in California.
BY JOHN
TACK ''TWIN" SULLIVAN and Era

TACK TWIN" SULLIVAN and Frank
MantelI, the light heavywe,ghts of
J New England. are TO battle in a
ten-:ound bout at the National
Sporting Club tonight. Both men are
IN sood condition. and as they nave al
ready fought two twenty-round bouts In
California. Mantell winning the first
while the second ended In a draw, the
chances are that they will fight hard
every second OF the contest. Mantelrs
recent defeat OF Sailor Burke az the
same club was done so thoroughly. that
many OF the club members seem 10
think that he Will beat Sullivan. Man
tell VIII surely have 20 be at his best
20 beat sullivan. as the latter Is one o;
the finest fighters in the ring to-day.
Abe Attell. the 'eatle. weight champion, and Joe
coster, The promising boxer OF l,soosiyn, have
the stag oi the Vanderbilt \. e. IN the Cler-
mont Avenue Rink. Brooklyn, on Jan. .. The
NanlerllIt. \. q, was formerly the Marathon A.
name. "
jess McMahon, matchmaker Of the Oym4!,
\ e., lHs arranged a fine card " bouts for tie
Special stas Il the club Oh New Years afternoon.
Ihere WILL he a double wind-up of ten rounds
sammy ksllar OF i.ngland and Young Shugro OF
Jersey Cay meeting in the main 60, while Charley
SNdmah and George kitson will CLASH in the
Accordlng 70 a report cGhied here. JACK John
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DOhRn and Lawrence Draw.

Johnny Dohan OF Brooklyn and Char
ley Lawrence OF the Bronx fought a
tame ten-round bout at the special sta 9
OF the Brown gymnasium A. A.. honor.
being even at the fnal bell. Lawrence
outwelghed Dohan by many pounds.
which proved a big handicap, Dohai
forced the fighting throughout the cor
test. but his blows seemed to have on
effect on his man. There was consider
able clinch!ng and the referee was coli
stantly separating them. There ware
no knockdowns.
The evening world., 1910-12-30
George Gore Planning for
Tour of Almendares Nine,
ConquerorS of Athletics.
BY G

GORGE GORE. the old ball player,
r who was at one time n famous
member OF the Giants. has under
way n project that Will give the fans
in the leading cities OF the United States
games. Mr.. Gore and Morris Levy, a
friend, are In communication with the
Lending baseball men of Havana. Cuba,
In regard TO n tour OF the champion
Almendar~s Tub through America dur
ing the coming spring.
As most of the big league team have
already arranged their playing dates
FOR exhibition games. II will be neces-
sary 10 have them change a few dates
10 that the famous Cuban players "a
get a chance to break IN. Mr.. Gore Is
backed w Havana capitalists and Is
amply supplied with funds to finance
such n tour. II he Is successful It will
be quite an innovation In baseball. They
have some great ball players In Cuba,
and after their defeat OF the champion
Athletics the peope of the United States
have been n little curious to zee how
these fellows on the far away island
play. There Is nc doubling the fac;
that they would make many of our big
league teams hustle. During the series
In Cuba four players on the Almendafes
and Habana clubs showed a better bat
ting average than did Ty Cobb. and the
general average OF tho Cuban h.tters
was far above that OF the Americans.
Frank Bancroft OF the Cincinnati cluo
has been contemplating for some time
a trip by the Cuban champions IN tie
fall. but II Is generally believed that the
Interest IN the sport will have 80 Jagged
by hat time that the contests would
not draw large crowds, IL Il could he
arranged TO bring the Cubans here IN
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EDDIE KING HOPELESSLY
BEATEN By YOUNG BROWN.

In a rafting fast ten round scrap
Young Brown OF his city defeated
Eddie King OF Jersey City in the wind
ny Of ten round NJ the Long Acre A. G.
stag. King was completely outclassed
by Brown, who gave him a terrible
beating IN every round OF the bout.
Despite tho punishment ~hich he re-
cedved King fought back hard. but his
blows had no steam behind them.
The contest should have been stopped
before tse seventh round began. as K.ag
was merely a punching bag.
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Volka, One of the Clubs Stars,
Lost a Marathon Last Year
by Eating Them.
ROSS-CoUNTRY and distance run
ners OF the Trinity A. c. are not
allowed To eat hot dogs any more.

ners or the Trinity A. &. are not
allowed to eat hot dogs any more.
Two frankfurters and a couple OF
beers caused a fellow to lose a Marathon
race last year" said one OF tho Trinity
A. {. runners to-day. but that same
Fellow is going 10 show followers OF the
running game that he has profted by
his experience with the Coney Island
'barkers.' Volka isn't even lookin' side
ways AZ the frankturters now"
When Billy Frank ran in the Marathon
at the Olympic games IN Greece he
stopped at a wayside we'll for n drink
or water. From that time on Billy was
IN distress. The cuban distance runner
who competed at 81, Louis a few years
ago had been without food for u couple
of days before tho Marathon race there.
Coming 10 an apple orchard that was
located about half way over the course.
the Cuban. who was well in tho lead,
jumped over the fence and proceeded 10
eat the green apples II is unnecessary
TO state that he did not finish the race.
Nolka took part in "A big Marathon
that was run In Brooklyn last year, and
~ st was his first experience, he
dropped In for REFRESHMENTS when he
found that he was leading the pack by
a mile or so. Nolks works in a brew.
cry, and his Job Is envied by not a few
athletes. Naturally he partook OF some.
thing In liquid form when he ate the
two frankturters.
This fellow Volka is one OF the mos
promising distance runners ] have fl
the club" said Harvey Cohai. the new
trainer Of the Trinity A. C. AT IN,
time he ran In that Marathon to ConeS
he didn't know anything about the I'm,
points OF dieting, but he's doing wei
new, He Is a strong fellow-Strongei
than Matt Maloney ever was--and h,
has a stride equal to any of 'em, III
action IL identlcally the same as wa.
that OF Johnny joyce. the old ~natlona
distance champion. I've old hin to rul
every lime he sees a string OF dogs.
n he's doing IT,"
The Trinity A. c. has always strlvsl
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QnteH Bout
Should Be Full of Action
BOXING A TONIGHT.

At National sporting Club Frank
Mantell will meet Jack Twin
sullivan for ten rounds.
AZ Metropolitan A. G. Jack Cur
ley will box Tommy Stage a EN-
round bout.
At Bedford A.. c. OF Brooklyn
Irish Paddy and TODD Moran will
battle for q rounds.
At Eastern Parkway A. c. OF
Brooklyn Willie Howard W.. Jack
Martin, ten rounds.
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JACK LESTER KNOCKS OUT
HAGEN IN NINTH ROUND.

TACOMA Wash, Dec. 30.-Jack Les
ter OF TscOma. managed by ex-heayy-
weight champion Tommy u and re-
garded by him as a promising Hope Of
the white race" knocked out Ed Hagen
OF Seattle IN tho ninth round Of a ten
round bout.
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Young Henry whips Hat Gntes.

ALLENTOWN, Pa, Dec. S0.-Young
Henry OF this city got the decision over
pottiing Gates OF Wlkes-Barre at the
keystone Club In one of the prettiest
bouts ever seen here, After the third
round II was Henry's night. the local boy
o~utpointing Gates at every stage Of the
game. Henry pat up a great battle and
waA Saeered when no Lest the ring
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smith Knocks Out Hogan.

Howard Smith of Elizabeth. ", j.,
knocked out Tommy Hogan Of Philadel-
phia In h third round OF a scheduled
~ten-round bout before the Harrison A.
G. ~ Harrison. N. J.
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son, the heavyweight champion. has agreed 4
tislt the winner Of the Joe Jranette-sam Lang.
LORD iisht in Paris for a guarantee Of SO. 600.
me battle viii be brought off the latter pa;
OF apnl, johnson may change his mind. how.
yer when he gets 10 Paris. Jeanette and Lang.
ioti VIII light a twelve-Tuund bout at the Al.
moV A. A. OF Boston on Jan. 10.
a match has been arranged be,we.n Johnny
,9uion aud Harry Forbes. the bantanweight. Of
,nleag9. They will box al il6 pounds, weigh in
lllet hours before the battle. Forhess gooo
.loNlns IN having beaten Earl DEFINING /, a
zen nonnd bout led to the match being clinchei
me nsnters are waiting for some club 10 stage
Ge2Lse Cotton. tl,e big oolurei heavyweight VIII.
> uolhs such good fighting W fittshuIg. has been
.rsc'lcdlly matched 10 meet Tony Ross, The italian
iish,sr % New Castle, Pa, in a six round bout
IN flttshnrg on the night of Jan. 10. Cotton
Gems 10 improve in every fight, and good critic.
VINO nae seen him in action say he la, IN.
MAKING Of a great fighter. "
Joe Woodmau, who has been the manager ,,
Porky' flSnn, the Boston Light leayyweighf. N
his last three tights, evidently means to Keen hin,
flght'ng REGULARLY, FOR he has si.ued him in IL,
two more battles, Iiis first will he With SANDY
ftrElson Tor l.AeI'c round, at the Armu.y 4, 4.
ni bosion on TUESDAY niSht, aai hi, >arund will
Con ohelly, the Syracuse heavyweight, Tor fen
rounds at syracuse on Ian. II. Flynn take. A;
hullaks llsrt aga!uf n'Kallv
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FLYING WOLF. WITH loo POUNDS
up, made a new track record for six
furiongs at Terrezas Park. the time being
LII l-5.
The evening world., 1910-12-30

LAWSON ROBERTSON HAS BEEN
engaged 70 coach the Erasmus Hall
High School track team and will han
die them for six weeks prior to the
outdoor championships.
The evening world., 1910-12-30

PENN HAS RECLAIMED THE LEAD
In the Triangular College Chess League
tourney. The score now stands: Penn.
a. points. Cornell. 1. and Brown.
points.
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Sporting Men Who Have Been
Watching Wrestling Game
In the Western States Pre-
dict That the Gotch-Hacken.
schmidt Match Will Draw Be.
tween $4,000 and 500, 900
In Chicago.

copyreit, lnlo. by Tbs Pres Puhlishiue Co.
tThe New York World. -
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WALTER ]. TRAVIS, OF GARDEN
city. won the qualification trophy in
the seventh annual holiday week gol;
at P~lnehurst. n. c.. with a low
score OF 60.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-05-31
CITY NEWS.

Quit claim deeds conveying the
title to the vacant property at Tenth
and Franklin streets have been filed
with the deputy recorder as follows:
To Sidney r. Overall the entire block
161; to Adele o. Black lots ]. .. and
3, same block; to John H. Overall lots
q 5. and 6; to Florence o. Burnam
lots {, and 9. All but the first
deed was quit claimed by Sidney
Overall
Special prices on women's. misses
and children's oxfords. Star shoe
store.
William Carter, the colored man
who was recently shot by Beatrice
Keys in rag alley will likely die from
the wound inflicted in his bowels and
liver by the bullet from the revolver
in the hands of the young black wo-
man. Carriers condition is feverfsh
and his mother sat by his bedside all
night in the hospital.
There will be meeting of all ten
mis- enthusiasts at the Y. M. C. A. this
evening. he lIIIeIeSl III tennis is
growing among the users of the Ath-
letic park and plans are being laid for
a championship series.
Track men ara to be out for prac-
tice this evening and will be under
the direction of Harry Radcliffe. In
terest is growing rapidly among the
men and the prospects of winning is
given double hold by the announce
ment that Hennemann will enter the
weight events. Hennemann has never
thrown the twelve-pound hammer for
a record as he has always used the
stxteen-pound missile in all contests.
This will make the smaller weight
seem very light to him and he should
be able to put both the hammer and
shot beyond anyone that wi compete
against him June Is.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-05-31
DIGESTION GOES
Wilkinson G Co. sells Best Prescrip-
ton on Earth on the Money
Back Plan.

Almost everybody knows that sick
headache, nervousness and dizziness,
are caused by disordered stomach
Upset stomach and Indigestion hap
pen just because the food you eat
does not digest-but lies in the stom-
ach and ferments or turns sour.
You can stop fermentation and
stomach distress in five minutes by
using Mona stomach tablets, a pre-
scription that has done more to cure
indigestion and put the stomach in
fine condition than all the specialists
on earth.
A large so cent box of Milo ma stom-
ach tablets is all you need to get
quick and lasting relief
Mrs. Attic Etson of 93 Dun Road
Battle Creek, Mich, used Mona and
within two months was in as good
health as ever, and has a good strong
stomach and eats anything she likes,
she attributes her present good
health to the use of Mona"
If you have heartburn, belching of
gas, heaviness or any stomach trou-
BILE no matter how chronic, try Milo
ma stomach tablets on money back
plan Sold by druggists everywhere
and by Wilkinson & Co., who guar.
antee them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-05-31
MEDICAL SOCIETY
in SESSION TODAY
The Seventeenth Meeting of the Lee
County Medical Society is
in Session Today at
Y. M. C. A.
INTERESTING PROGRAM
Or. w. M. Hosle and Dr.. Frank M.
Fuller Of This Place Are
on the Program with
Papers.
INTERESTING PROGRAM

The Lee County Medical society are
holding their, quarterly meeting in the
Y. M. G.. A. building this afternoon
The doctors from out of town are
mere as the guests of the Keokuk
members who have made all of the
arrangements and provided for their
entertainment. The meeting was call
cd to order as soon as all of the
visiting members could be escorted
from the depot to the building.
Arrangements have been made to
enjoy banquet in the auditorium at
the conclusion of the program or if
the program is not finished to carry
the discussion into the banquet room.
The Fit Madison members have to re-
turn at 1920 and thus plans have been
laid to use every minute of their
stay to the best possible advantage.
Following is the program with the
officers and committees:
Meeting called to order at Q D. m.
Y. M. G. A. building.
Address of President w. H. Newton.
FIT. Madison.
Significance Of Abdominal Pains
VIM. M. Hogle, Keokuk, Iowa
Smallpox, F. c. Roberts, Fort Mad
ison, Iowa
Bastard Nosology, c. F. wahrer,
Fort Madison, Iowa.
Cerebral Palsies of Childhood
Frank M. Fuller, Keokuk.
Report of a Case of Aesophageal
stenosis, R. S. Reimers, Fort Madison,
Iowa
Officers.
w. H. Newton, president Fort Madi-
son, Iowa
E. G. Wollenweber, secretary and
treasurer, Keokuk
Board Of ccnsors.
Geo F. jenkins. Keokuk, Iowa.
J. NJ. Casey, Fort Madison, Iowa.
j. R. Wedel, yincennes, Iowa.
Committee on Arrangements and En-.
tertainment.
E. NJ. Hanson, Keokuk. Iowa.
L. Nj. Coffey, Keokuk, Iowa.
A. B. Hughes, Keokuk, Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-05-31
SKIN TROUBLES IN
IN THE HOUSEHOLD
For Eruptions Of Every Kind There
Is Only One Thing to be Used.

AT various times during the year
nearly all the members of the house.
mold are annoyed by skin affections,
such as pimples, herpes, rash, in
hamed skin, itching spots, scaly scalp,
dandruff, etc. A little poslam ready
at hand whenever these troubles ap-
pear will effectually put an end to
them and prevent any mental or phy.
steal discomfort which they miget
bring. Should any of the more
serious skin diseases, eczema, acne,
letter, scabies, psoriasis, etc. affect
either infant or adult, or any part of
the body, polsam may be depended up.
on for immediate relief and rapid and
permanent cure.
How quickly and thoroughly polsam
does it's work may be noted bv any
one who will send to the Emergency
Laboratories. No. 80 West Twenty
nth street, New York City, for free
sample, and use it on small affected
eczema surface, or for clearing the
complexion and causing pimples to
disappear.
Polsam is now on sale by all good
druggists, particularly Wilkinson &
Co. Two sizes, so cents and So.
Druggists who appreciate just what
poslam does, know that they cannot
with satisfaction to their customers.
substitute anything else.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-05-31
PEAR BLIGHT.

In portions of California and Oregon
plant disease experts of the depart
nlent of agriculture have for the past
two or three years been directing a
campaign for the stamping out of the
pear blight. which in sections of the
former state has ruined tens OF thou
sands of bearing trees. A careful
study of the pest coupled with numer-
GUS experiments has shown the only
effective method Of combating the
blight 10 be the cutting out of affected
shoots and limbs below the point of
infection. the pruning instrument. saw
or shears. being sterilized after each
cutting by dipping in Kerosene An
other means serving to lessen the Sc
verify of an attack of blight has been
found to lie in the removal of all fruit
spurs from the trunk and larger lower
limbs. as the spores of the blight are
transmitted to such spurs by bees at
blossom time. Pear orchards in sec
tons where the blight is prevalent
should be inspected frequently and no
time lost in cutting out affected limbs
should the pest put in an appearance.
4 delay of day has often meant the
loss Of many trees, as the blight works
with great rapdity. often passing from
twig TO trunk In the course of few
hours.