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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-04-14
Philip Hale, in the Boston Herald t L

Philip Hale, in the Boston Herald,
again reminds the world that Welsh
rabbit is not properly spelled "rare-
bit.'' as some suppose, and he regrets
that the New Oxford dictionary, under
the word rabbit" refers the reader
to "Welsh rabbit This would not pc
onver;np the letter "W' were pub
i;shed Vet. But it is not. and as Mr..
Hale saws. birds may be singing over
orr graves before it is is. But when
HWvb does appear, the definition OF
"Welsh rabbit" will undoubtedly
prove to have been worth waiting for.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-04-14

Nearly S15O,OOO,OOO was carried into
Canada during year ending April l by
10000 emigrants from United states.
New England furnished nearly 25,0O0 emil
grants.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-06-14
RADICAL REVISION OF ss- 4
" DEATH PENALTY LAW

/. A aI . .
ATLANTA June 49, A bin will be iny
troduced atsthe coming Session Of the
legislature providing for radical
revision Of the present death penalty
law in Georgia.
Judge Newton Morris, of the Blue
Ridge circuit who was at the capitol
yesterday, has amounted his intens
tion Of framing a bill providing that
all, executions shall take place at the
state prison farm, in strict privacy,
and that no .hangings take place any
where in thessstate hut at that one
SPOT.
Judge Morris may or may not en-
@ody in the bill q provision FOR the
substitution of the. electric chair FOR
the moose. This latter change he has
under consideration. but The cessa-
tion ef executions in the counties and
the establishments Of one central
place Will be tl1d nrincfpai effect
'of the proposed legislation 4
One Of the chief reasons given by
Judge Morris for the proposed, change
is that communities are too likely
to make a sort of hero d a murderer
who IS about to be banged particns
laFly il he alalses u pup.iie repentance
and gives out interViews saying that
he IS going straight to heaven
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-06-14
BAPTISTS MEET
In PHIL ADELPHIA
GREAT REI TolQus pEMoNsTRA-
TfoN coNvENEs IN THE
QUAKER CITY.


Philadelphia, jane During the
two weeks ,heginnfng today Philadei-
phia will be the scene OF what VIII
probably be the greatest denpmina5
tipnal demonstrations theswofid has.
ever seen. Three great conventions
Of Baptists win attract representa-
stiyes Of the church from every coun-
Try under the sun
To-day the Vanguard of the Baptist
hosts Is pouring into the cityafor tfae
Neartt ttssiefn Baptist convention which
Comprises congregations of the de-
nomination NORTH of Mason, and
DiS6n's line, including the western
states About d thousand delegates
and hundreds or visitors are here to-
day and were cordially received by
the BaptIsts of Philadelphia Only
prelininary matters were taken an
today and the real business of the
session will be iIlaugurated tomorrow
and continue tosnext Sunday. IN con
necfioG with the meeting Of the north
Narn Baptists, sessions Will be held
BY various affillatea societies. incFla-
ing the american Baptist Home Mis-.
siRn society, the American Baptist
TX Ilcatfon society and the Women 8
Home and Foreign Missionary soei-
eties.
F6ildwirg ffe present meeting viii
come the congress Of the North Amer
- j ass.4A ~ l1th s ssr5.' - xkYf,,.f 4
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-06-14
ABBA TO PUT
ON 4 SLEEPER
TO BIRMINGHAM
ROAD TO GIVE Al RAMA re 81
ss < : ,tts;;s'5T t;';a 81 ssEEKYIcn "a THg
lsLAND REsoHTs.
Service VIII BE Inaauarated Next
Saturday aas Promises tos Be Pop
ptarr Road i AxorIslnS ipr Business
! fer Nearby Rssortsl

~ / N
Always doing everything that IL
possible for Brunswick aud her aesrs
by summer resorts, the Atlanta
Birminghanl and Atlantic railroad
Yesterday made an announcement
which will mean much 10 AlaBana
people who. are fond Of Spending
their summer. vacation at st. simon
or Cumberland.
Every Saturday. beginning June 25,
the road will inaugurate wealsE,s
sleeping car service between 3ir.
mingham ana Brunswfck. iii order IN
give the people of the Alabania ME
tropolis q first class service to- this \
city. The first sleeper from Brusis.
wick to Birmihghan viii leave this
city at 6,Sop: M. Sunday, June 26.
This newaserviee & does not. only
give the people OF Alar.anra a most
convenient scheduIe ito this city.
but also affords the people of this
Vicinity excellent service to Birning-
pam The sleeper will leave Bruins
wick every Sunday night at $50 ars
irving in Birrninghams the following
morning az ~ ,45.
Many Alabana soDle now visit
the two local resorts and with this
excellent schedule and Service Ii Is
expected that the trafic win greatly
Increase,
The iflaugurationst of this servica
will not at all interfere with the
present Atlanta Brunswick sleeper.
winch was inaugurated by the road a
1lIew weeks ago and which is proving
very poDJiar This service between
Brunswick and Atlanta is the best az
forded the people of this city. brosl-
.er sleeping cars being used oftz the
run, serving supper en- ronte to AZ
lanta
The A.. B. 3 A, deserves to be
commended for the excellent serv
iYe if sis giving the people all along
its lihe.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-06-14
LEAVES s sauTtsE I'm 10
ENTER coMMIs SION BUSINESS
orn1ef Rrunewiek Young Man "a a
Business IL Albany

The faflowing from the Albany
= efa5d. win Be of interest to friends
Rhosnas O'connor fornerly Of this
city
Mrs Tom q 'connor who for seyerat
wears has teen he p0DIlar represent
fatiY4 of the Southern railway III This
t'ry has resigned ais positiQn,
That ii travelling freight agent to 30
ssnees aeve He has purehas-
e in he Georgia Com
niss5en SoInpang assd . . and Ar. p
Owens nov wners pf thar Ilros1
perons concern
9'Connor Ags niaRg friends
khraa ghsut the vide tefritory over.
which be has travelled III .tlie railroad.
business. and hone more loyal than
fhnse aa has made IN Albany, who
viii Interested ii his success in.
his new venture
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-06-14
NAVY MILL NEED SAILORS
FOR frFi e NEW RATTL EsHIRs

Washin ton. j une he United
States naxg soon viii need
number Of sailors. Orders have esn.
sent ont BY the navy yElepartment III
begln recruiting at the new Qilloe
CAieago in July Crews for the new
battleghips Utah and Florida and at
the ex IliFation soon Of term OF enlist
p1ent Of many sailors make It ifleceSs
sary for the navy recruiting efficers'
to enlist al available competent
men.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-06-14


SIS As cen pated by Cosin-
ty Astn1ns5 Meador, at tie feqnest Of
the 81 county commissiose ers.
and wn D6 introduced al no coming
session. az tha Stature, providing
NAT ali officers st llse sity cenrt. Nth
the exception 81 the Judge, be paid by,
tines nd farfeltufes Instead 81 by sals
aries. as ii the case * present. The
BIN VII he Introduced al Represeas
tauve Butts and vim probably be
passed. nniess tneee some opposis
lion "a whieh IS Sely Is be the
ghen the city ceart was hrst crea
aEea az ten years AGO. all or
eg fhe oilst Eith the exeep
ton al the 5udse, were paid BIZ fnes.
afc bas later The III was anisnded.
eir leni ssll 81 4 salary. and now
every osHe i 81 the eount is paid a
spaiafed salary per scar The COM
anissi6 toner's. after max ing Id tpvesti7
cation reached fhe eopclusiou that
he fee system vas the mores salts
a S4s,,r ana nonserl,,nt,tfV thev an
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-06-14
FIRE DESTROYS
ALABAMA CITY
BLAZE ORIGINATING IN, TRASH
PilE, RssJLTs il, q HEAVY
Lossa

Whltewright, Tex, June 1S: Forty
thEee business houses send "a resi-
dences were destroyed and numerous
other structures damaged Or partial
ly ruined by fpe originating Nwith
the burning Of quantity Of trash in
the rear of d store. The loss viii
reach 100000 Two persons We're
injured The iElaze was ianneu oy
"a stiff breeze and gained rapid head
way. II was soon beyond the fire de-
partment's control
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-06-14
SMALL NEGROES
MADE GOOD HAUL
sToLs LARGE SUM or MONEY
AND WENT no ST. SIMON
70 sPE Npi IT.

Jake Anderson Monk Frasief ana
{ y ork Terrell; three little negro
boss, the oldest. one Of whom SIS not
yesterday placed in the county fan
by Assistant Chief Wilehar aud Of.
,fcer Hbustor charged With enferine
the heaf-beer saloon of q IS bott
on Grant street. and Stealing $I64
in cash sssl
The robbery was conmitted SAT
urday night and the. ofieefs have
since been a work onsthe chse. While
the ijfopiaseor. of the saloon had
stepped ont for a minute the negroes,
It is suppobed stepped IN and helped
.thens Ives to all the money in the
cash drawer and quicki1 made their
escape at first there was no clue'
as To tie guilty. thieyess but the
youngsters We're not wise enough to
keep the money and say nothing
Two Of them purchased bicycles and
the trio then vent over to ST Simon
10 spend d week vt. The seashofe,
The Officers learned of this and the
two named went over tossthe island
yesterday and captured al three Of
the negroes. All Of the stolen money
was gone except, about $40.
The two Youngest og the trio claim
that they were not. In the robt cry at
AN, but that the oldest negro stole
the money and then divided mp with,
them.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-06-14
EERNANDINA BOYS WON.
Defeated local Juniors In Good Came
y Yesterday Affarnnnn

Defeated local Juniors In Good Game
Yesterday Afternoon.
s.sIhe Fernandina Juniors came over
from the Florida city yesterday and
defeated the local young BAH tossers
u quite an interesting game, which
was witnessed by fair number OF
fans
For time It looked as If the lo-
cas- would get away with the game.
holding the visitors to a 80 score, but
Fernandina soon made. one run, then
Two more. and with the score tied
the locals took their ascension Id tta
sixth inning, allowing four runs. The
final score was Z to 4
Both Of the teams played good BAH
for youngsters. Another game WIN
prosably be arranged for lie near fus
ture,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-06-14
. NEM AUTO NIsMsERs.

ar Of State Phil Cook has
Just received samples of the new au-
tpnndlliIe numbers he has chosen for
the series of over 1000 The num-
2leFs are ii black, about the same size
as fhe series from / to 10000 but
are 0h q bright yellow background,
instead of the plain aluminium.
They also have the numbers solidly
stamped ID the tag whereas the pres
elif Set5eS has them valele
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-06-14
HER RAILROAD.

June 13 Georgia y To-
nave another intra-state railroad,
Secretary OF State Phil Cook has
JUST issed i charter to the EB9ertonl
& Eas0n Railway company ca1i-s
taiize $4,000 which proposes
to build 4 5o-mile line from Elberton
to Lincolntpn in lincoln county, pass
ing through Washington ana Wilkes
eputie N o. Jones' Fl r lander
son. Fl Blackwell and J. 81.
Heard are among the officers
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-06-14

sB 4 sAysc,S PEoeEE CAN NOW
T@kK 80 osF on 81 81
MON OYER PHONE


Bfllassylck as d Iephons com.
shlni lion with mon yesterday
foF the arst time Ii man wars y. he :.
new Inc q tls s5othe egli Bell having
kesn nut nte era op The line
was ann tested bur yestefday but
win be opened % tnespublfc today.
The comblatien Of aae line means
8 great convenience for the peoples sof
khis oltys a. ven as those on tie Isl
Eand Ali 81 the hotels WIN have pay
tons large Of tfi.s
cottagers, win have phones a their
ectta ges 9
The line Eetween Rrupa and
st. Simon was slesersSed eight aF
ten years ago. and tiio5 Il several
times since then il has heen r. port
ed thats tie line would aeaii e CON
strneted. II was not aiftlg & few
months aso fhat4 TIE Southern Beli
started work on sthe line Tie Cable
crosses from the foot 81 Glouosster
street. and Peaches Gle island at the
Anilt, then extending aref the public
road to the. fEetel ST. simon and the
Arnold house. and eoinlng on Gown
the pu Tic road to the piers
The company announces agrate OF
is oeRts for 4 three-niinslte cohyersa-
ton between the city and the isiand
.zzl- -
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-06-14
AVIATOR FALLS 1925 FEET
MAY RECOVER FROM INJURY
First Serious Accident III Enterna.

First Serious Accident IL Issferns-
tiopal Race
" agdeburg. Germany june ls.
,The first serious accident I'M the I'M
ternational aviation r86e occurred
when Karl MQellers attempting Il
landing, fell with bis biblane from
4 height Of 125 feets The aviator
suffered coneussion Of the brain Tt
Is thought be will recover. .l.iistias
painter, Koenigs Esiechner, Laitsch
and Wittenstein. all coyefsd the first.
stage from Berlin within TIE pres
seribed time, ana continued on the
second leg to sebwelrn. Tie, dis
'tance from Magdebiffg to scheweirfn
+ liz miles. 81
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-06-14
PETTY RoBaERIEs RERoRTED.
ThlevesslAre Again at Work over the
ci.y.

Two Or three ANAL robberies have
sheen reported to the police during
the past fewa days and II is expeeted
that another slick thief win soon be
soccupying a cell IN the county jail.
One or two residences have teen
entered and small articles were
stolens while Vicious people have
reported the loss Of chickens, and
though the weather is not at al cold
wood piles have been visited fre-
sa1lentlg BY the thieves
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-06-14
BEAckHANDs I CONTINUE TO
1 USE ZONES I'm CHICAGO

= Ghicago. 5ltne Windows In
houses ooveE.ng many blocks were
broken and ,seyerals persons were IN
jhred slightly when two bombs ex.
ploded simultaneously in saloon
sog1sed by an Italian on SoHthside.
Tire l5opibs are supposed to have
been Sci OF bg black hands in a
blackmaaing scheme.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-06-14
&c DESERVE oIeARETTE oAY
Interesting Program to BE Rendered
at Baptist. Church To-day.

II
The Loyal Temperance Legion will
celebrate Cigarette rally. today at the
Baptist Sunday school. room, at 5
O'Clock. The program to be rendered
lis as follows:
Scripture reading, Cor. ss4s.1 r.
Sarah Ballard.
v Prayer Rev. r, b. Thomas.
Cigarette Evil-Mrs. j. r. Rose.
Song, Yield Not to Temptation.
Quotations By Legion
Song; Turn Down Our Glasses'
Catherine TAFT, Sarah Ballard, Rosel-
la McVey.
Reading -Rosella AacVey
Piano and Violin Duet Misses
Lott.
renal,erance Talk 70 Boys Prof
Ralph Newton
Song and Salute
Every boy in the city, every mother
and every fathegeSshould hear Prot
Newton's talk. The. puf lie is cordial
w invited A so,ieyniF win De given
every LADY,
The Willard and Rose I,egions
mnst be there BY O'clock for d final
~
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-06-14
ELEVEN. WOMEN PAY FINES
FOR sERENAD DING MIN ERs

Gfeensbl1i'g Pa, pne 49, Eleven
women recently locked up IN the
comfy jail tor serenading ngnzunion
miners were released today mon
payment Of fines Of Each woman
wss CHARGED with Violating court
Injunction By serenading nohshnion
men by beating dish pans and annoy
ing them.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-06-14

NYashipgfon, Juns 13& President
TaAt's pet apeasare the Canadian reT
cipfoeity bin was today taken iiD aud
anade the unfinished business by the
United States senate II As not ex.
pecfed that a. vote VIII be reached Be.
fore aug s.. which means about 40
days Of heated discussion, debate and
Sattempt 10 tack on amendlnents AS
the weather forecast promises ah ans
usually not summer for the national
rapital the controversy over the act
will iHe tprrid in more ways than one.
Friends of the administration as.
sert that Il the bill is voted on sepa.
fately without amendments l Will be
passed bys a4yote Of 56Ato So Senator
Root and everybody, white and
slack calls him old Reliable has a
different BET ofs statistics, though, as
according to the Root idea the meas
<nfe III its original form viii become
sinerative about the same time the do
minion OF Satan freezes over Being
II republican and q shfewsi nam, how.
ever the seaatcr from New York
Hoes MOI come ont. ins open opposition
% the Administration tiil but con
tents himself with an amendment ins
recent IN wording bnt which would
have the effect Of postponing reci-
prDeity Tor an indefinite period.
Several other statesmen have nu-
hlefons amendments to tack or, but
tbe most dangeous is the farmer s.
free list annex proposed by southern
democratic enators.-s,lIt Is possible,
however. that Senator Stone and 9th,
er intiuentials leaders OF the party
may te able to persuade the dem
ocrats to pass the bin as 1T stands.
and bring IN the farmers free hist as
"a separate bill.
The oppesition to the bill, headed
fy Root, of New York, includes
smooE Of Utah Dupont Of Della
wares Bailey Of ,rexas Briggs. Of
New erseyi Oliver Of Pennsylvania !.
Heyburp Of idaho Simmons, of
North sEatolinas Warren, of Wyos
MINI Nelson, of Minnesota; 10 Fol.
lette. OF Wisconsin,; lGiimriins, OF
Iowa, and others Of lesser fnguence.
Everything. indicates thai there is
going to be hard shedding IF such
a aphraSe is permissible In the good
old summer time for President
Taft's pei bin.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-06-14
ATKINS TELLS
NHf 6QCAR CO.
ABAND(NS WEST
tlAlF CENT IN FREIeH4s STATES
eA llsEs usT 10 oUlT PA z
ciFsc coAsr BUSINESS

Fair
4
Company Gives evidences Slowing
& ~ = Ss'l'Prals = ne''nersss Ass vF'-
dsr csntroi
- - AalA. ~ $; & ss
Ss'll'1s n, '.',i' Z s.its Y. ~ III &
~ -, ~ Z ,e''ll' I : selsss Z
ss5s Ssfaos' s's - y ~ tus q ss'sl i
~ 9sl III lseiilsilg eol'ipsliy, "a -.
nv no e0tlttoi Ene 'pFsnes. iliapeeu
.ts Nv s'pll g gsle { ps'lrs stslsl Z 4
Y"la sVess
81 ~. Ii. ssttiias II a0lla' 2 hfaH "
IVY spe y coItQraslph, neeisEeq tus 5.s
eisss w gym VMileu y ptacsacalls 81
stpe lAA]o9ity y. stoels u sne sugar rey
l'tefles u y NaIlitornlss or ana y uid MOI
slseiii'tf - ,c3nllssee VII tilelll. Fts
ssFe ~ tlae' reason tors this aDanaon1 4
llisat q tae teoast naslness q 1reisnt
rate olliefeiee4sof flait 2 cent per
ppQha lopksasar transportea from tne
eastern Fehneries
ailts les ihsiseen Vas the pfilel'
lal pa treason fof we lallufe or cpnpes
est!on, lMnness 8 sala s9e per gent o9
the western sugar Rehningss company ,, Y.
Ia. atfl a<tl
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-06-14
cH0L VICTIM BURIED
FROM STEAMSHIP BERLIN
From Napies Taken fil
witlen FolH Days Out.

New York, June 49,. The North
German Lloyd liner Berlin, reaching
here today from Mediterranean ports
reported al quarantine that a steer
aee passenger was taken III with.
cholera foFr days after leaying Ma
pies, dying 80 hours later The 4.ody.
Yves buried at sea
This IS the first cholera case re-
ported On an incoming steamship
for many months,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-06-14
60 oRApo Bride KILLED
ON HEB t5oNEYMOc ON.
over on Trip From
Cripple Creek

Springs Col. June IS. n
r. II Cayender, Of Denyers a
bride was killed and nina others Sc
1lBesly injured when an observation
can o,a a short lin e train from Cripple
Cree leIt Tie rails While rounding q
curve North Che enne canon, and
turned oizpleteiY orer. Mrs. Cave1-
der IA eepmp panied BY her husband
and was III her honeymoon.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-06-14
TERRELkE sTlll sIcK

Atlanta, June 13That Senator
Joseph ". Terrell viii not Be able to
be in Atlanta 10 take any active per-
sonal part in the countsct of his cam
Ipaien viii be source Of regrer to
the friends who had hoped to see
him sufficiently improved to do so.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-06-14
WANT FiNE REMtTTEp IN
CASE or W. rs. HAREAN
TWO United States Senators Appeal
I'd Preaident Taft.

to President Taft.
Washington June i 3 a appeal
was nIaaae. to the president today sby
Senators Kenyon Of iowa, and Ba-
con 0f Georgia. for tlle remittance Of
THE $4,000 fine assessed against W. S.
Harlan, bf Audabon. Iowa. the big
lumber nnagnate, who was convicted
IN the United states court at Pensas
cola, Fla,; in 1908 on peonage
charge.
Harlan Is now serving his prison
sentence, and this VIII expire in "a
few weeks His fortune is gone, it
was said BY the senators, and the
executive was asked to give him his
freedom. notwithstanding tie fine,
when the prison term expires.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-06-14
LACK OF CONFIDENCE
CAUSED Loss or MONEY
Man Chose His House ID Preference
10 Eark-

Troy, N r. June 13 because he
had no eauidence in banks, Meyer
Daniels, Of IIosie Falls, is mourning
the loss Of $4,700 IN greenbacks,
which were burned yesterday When
bis house was destroyed by fire. He
nearly lost his life in . futile effort
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-06-14
FORTY INJURED IN WRECK
or cANADIAN-DULUTH FLYER
EnaInser Is tlufIed 50 Feet tlael

Winnipeg. Man. June 49, Forty
passengers were 1fijured when the
Canadian Aofthern Duluth FlyeA
southbound, was ditchea near VA
valie, Ont 4 Engineer Bennett was
hurled SO feet through the afr and
severely injured. The freman es-
capped.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-06-14
COUNTY WANTS
.0EDFEE sISEEM N
IN CITY COURT
aFF ie EHs QF eoURf NOT or M
PAln sA & = e F This


Bill Niil es Introcucsd Al Corning
Session of the Leaa ssuFe Atolish-
me Present Ruls and again ! fsallsss-
rstirs The zee sysssn
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-10-31

into North Carolina one and a hal-
million bushels OF corn. as well az
rye, oats, hay, etc., etc. AT present
prices the North CaroI;a1 corn con
will sell for almost ~ much as H.,
cotton crop in the State.
Our people are fast TURNING their
attention to general crops and each
year are raising more home upplie
but not enough for home consump-
ton. Each year the people Of the
State of North Carolina are import
food stuffs or more than twice the
value of our cotton crop. If We peo-
pie of the South consider our own
welfare, we will raise crops to meet
our needs. and then cultivate our
money crop at greater profit and
sell them at more emuncrat,e
prices.
If the Southern Conference al New
Orleans can satisfy the cotton world
that the South will raise more home
supplies next year. which Will mean
a reduced area in cotton. it Will i'm
mediately send the price of cotton up.
If it can secure the cooperation If
Southern business interests to take
distressed cotton off the market and
find some friends to cotton among
our own people, il will make higher
prices.
If it can help to make the farmer
realize himself that his cotton is and
must always be worth the cost Of
production (even if necessary to hold
a year to get IT'D it will stop his wild
scramble to sell and manufacturers
will be glad to buy at values much
higher than prices are now ~anging
If it can prove as a fact that the
present crop as now claimed is gross
~ over-estimated. cotton will 40 up 1t
once and before it passes out Of the
hands Of the man who needs most
the honest profit of his labor-the
farmer and tenant who raise it.
j.. BRYAN GRIMES.
Raleigh. n. c., Oct. 81, 1911.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-10-31

Continued from Page One.)
while its forage and hay crop was in
creased ITO per cent.
Florida increased its cotton crop II
per cent, while it increased its hav
and forage 14S per cent.
Mississippi increased it's cotton
crop II per cent, while it increased
it's hay and forage crop l31 Der cent
South Carolina increased its cotton
crop 20 per cent, while it increa sod
its hay and forage crop 81 per cent
1t will surprise some of our read
ers TO know the grain acreage in
North Carolina is more than twice as
great as cotton area. We have a
large wheat, rye, oat and hay crop
Tor 1911, and the corn crop this wear
embraces ~3.072.O0O acres. while the
cotton crop is 1~.5S7.000 acres.
But We import more wheat than
we raise. We also annually imnort