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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1911-11-03
TO the Farmers
BY CAPTAIN T. r. PECK
Commissioner Of Agriculture
OF TENNESSEE

IN the preparation OF "Taks to Farmers" we
aohot claim all the matter used will be original
"here we hnd another has expressed well what
we want 10 say we will use good material in a
Rood cause and the author VIII accept this as our
apology for doing so.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1911-11-03
WHEAT CULTURE.

One ofthe most essen utial require
ments in successful wheat growing
is the early and thorough prepara-
tion OF the land. The ideal selec-
(tion for wheat land is a good Glow
pr sod, one from which crop of
hay has been harvested early
enough to produce good second
growth of clover. Get this growth
as heavy as possible and turn un-
der deeplyin August or September.
Keep the disc or spring tooth
harrow running over the surface
>often enough to keep down any
late fall growth of grass Or weeds.
Do this very carefully, so there
will be no necessity for returning
the land. The growing wheat
plants need all the humws or
sponge-like property that can lie
put into the undersoil to hold the
moisture.
4 It lisa serious mistake to neglect
the surface cultivation and neces-
state turning the land again be-
fore seeding, because of the late
growth of grass and weeds covering
the plowed ground.
If clover soil cannot be had
A,and this OF late years has been
q serious problem with as-the
1ext best preparation is to sow
peas in May, cut crop of hay
early in August, allow a second
growth from the peavine roots, and
turn under deeply about the first
ofSeptember. Keep the land we'll
surface-cultivated until about the
middle of October, keep all the
Notwithstanding elements bur-
ried, yet have q fine, shallow, we'll
cultivated seed bed,
The wheat plants need a firm
subsoil, but one retentive of mois-
ture, and a loose, clean, shallow
-sseed bed. Sow with the drill set
No three or four inches inches
deep, and leave the drill f~crows
we'll open.
( prefer a disc drill because of
the condition in which it leaves
the furrow where the seed is plac-
ed. Be sure the soil is in good
.s1korking condition-better too dry
Than too wet. When the winter
freezes come, the loose soil from
the sides of the drill furrow will
crumble in to protect the roots of
the young plant, and it will not
raise up nor freeze out near so bad
" AZ when narrowed in on n level
surface.
lAnother essential is good seed.
Il pays we'll to fan and screen very
carefully to get out all the small,
weak and faulty grains, as we'll as
the cookle, rye aud chess, and SOW
only plump, heavy, healthy grains
Of clean wheat. If sown the last
half of October, in this section,
one bushel per acre of good, clean
wheat is better than heavier seed
ing. Later than this requires more
seed per acre, as it does not have
tho time to tiller out.
To prevent smut it is safe Plan
;, treat the seed wheat with a
strone solution of bluestone or for
msldehyde, either of which kills
the spores of smut on the wheat,
and lis q sure preventive; and if
snr tklsd on the-grain SO as to wet
& one day ahead of the drill, 1t
will not hinder the sowing.
When there is a constant freez-
3na and thawing in Fabruary and
March, liftiug the wheat roots Out
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1911-11-03

Send The Chronicle 10 a friend
or, relative who resides pItewh+ &c. !.
They will apprepiste il.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1911-11-03

Wanted-You to try our famous
"Leonte" Flour. Every barrel is
guaranteed to please.
FINLEY's.
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Srottenie.
Bon 9orot6sa q ber.

Gs mar in garis i'm 5srbft 1910,
Sd iuhts Elm. Stelluug, osnn Hsin
Stublum bic aurfs on Der Sorbonns
battsn in feds Monaten cine aHisbn.
lihs Summs msinsr GriparHiHs Der
ihiungeH. Wlabame Mornin, Rue ou
Runelogb 15 Ole glamen Don psrios
nen uno StraBsn iino gsGnbert, aQes
amber. lit Der Wirtli6tsit natersahlt)
fuhte cine Dame, Die ibre Softsr aui
ibreu Weeen gum gSripatuntsrriht
Der 9orbereituns auf bic Reifsprii.
flung, fopie lbtrbuupt auf alien gus.
sdHgeH beglsiten iolIte.
.alfo 5rotteufs!" bahte if. als id
mir nit Ollie meines ylanss ben Bec
mad pahp nno Der aneegebensn Strdi
he fuhte. .Iroiteuie" mar unjsl
sFahausorud fir ale berartissn Stel,
lungen, bic uns 5tpaneen, penigitens
piermal am zaee uber bos Barrier
Dflaiter 5u trotten, eleihpia, ob bi,
Jiibe miihe paren, pber oh Is 10 II
Str0men bonn 6immsl sOB, bab mar
teineu trDdsnsa aoben 6sbteli. WsiuI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-24

Am Sendt Iiegen nod dIs tptt-
tiqe 8eIaGfte bic Bill CUR 5aIb'ruH9
DER WoasDae uno our Grmobi8ung Der
3oae aui bdumppLsne Waaren por.
Wie iiblih erpeiit ijh aud IN otsism
Faue Senator ga 5plette als 9Inoers
uib Der ReTorm, inosm er oarauf be-
fteht, ben 9emotrdten eins BON 1Rtn
psrfabts @ou3ous9iu ouT8uordn8en'
onitutt bic oemotrattihe Bill au unters
Ttuscn. IS ift ober bic Ro9lldte't
porbanoen, ouB bic Denotrdten, nm
stfpas gu erreiten, Ole Ga JolIetts'ts
Bill 9snebmiqsn. iyeititebeno III, oaB
in bejoen FGIsn cine 3oQreptiion ortns
oeno Qeboten iit, nm pem 9rult IN
Woae uno 0plenpaareH uno Der I'M
perantnortlihen 9ertbeuerung poIl
baumppusneu 0dareu Elm GHoe gu
MAIDEN.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-24

jsbss sinstpodie GsOd Iein. gotten.
ipc3u Der Outer bes Oeieses ftifl.
fHipisg. Die uufnguna biefer 9ase
bat Jri. R. front semaht. Git sr.
sdbltt mir nod. odb es fab iebe Rnht
Bis gegsn A ltr WDraens TIM 6oufe
sbbafi snsins, Denn Wooome Wordin
tpor pas, mas it bel ibrem erften ans
bid inItinsiip stfiibli bate, cine a0s
ioii.. Sbrs Ioftsr ipubte bos unb
muB namenIOs borunter sslitisn bas
ben. Rnpbatns mar perlDbs, otxr bic
ihdmloie Wuttsr iuollie ihr ben Dsrs
lobten abfpenItis MAIDEN. ba iie Islbit
In ihn psrliebi mar. Wtlhe Eeeltns
iGmpfs mub eas arfn, 0.ih0pf burh4
semutt hdben, S6 babe nihts fpies
Der bon ibr aehort. Sh fpeib rihs, oh
Iie iit nod in paris oufbdli, ober pos
bin fis iih eetpanot bat 9ielIeihi III
iie su ibrem g.rlobtsn sesdngtn. Gb
ihrer bann ipobl elm beiI.rss Saidfal
lpdrtst2 Goer man bat Fl. lefunoeH
uno aur Riidiebr su ibrer Tlutisr gts
sfpungen, on pisfs uno Der thrsnfDsrs1t
Shtpiegsrfobn ibre Wormiinosr iino.
Rod manhs Siunbe hdnge ih ben DE-
odnlen an iis nnh. aber es II, fruhilo'
fes gjriibeIn.
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Sic Grleoiguns Ses R.sipru5i'
tatss6eieses.

Die nit acknowledgement Wshrhett
erfoIgts 8enebmigurg oes 9eIsges Re
treffs bss RsSipro3Itdts s9ertrugs nit
Ganaoa loft cine an3ahl pihtlgsr ge
trahtungsn aus. 3uo0roerft III qrds
f6ent 5aft gu isiHem groBsn grfolss
Su begliitpiinIhsu. gls sr ben Ser
trag nit ganaba abgsihlONen bate,
paren bic ausfidten fir osFsn paIii.
runq i'm aongrsB hohit urginitig.
SIN 4nfunge nQbm ieins gartsi, fat
pis Elm Mann, Stslung pa9egen. Die
Stanbpattsr rpieisu ieDs profone 4ns
tlituna hires bodsDuneriiten Seilig'
lbums, oas Ith Yannes2lIori6 5arii
nennt, nit gntriiftung 3uriit uno ote
;Fprtidrittler leiiteten WiperitarD aus
G'riirpsn, Die ihnen niht CUR Gbre ge:
reiher. Sis fiirhtstsa Griteus bas
lRiBfallen Der Sarmer, tpeI9e in ihren
Stduten Die 9plitif bsitirmen uni
Damn qldubtsn tie ourt 8srperiuna
ocs 8ertraoes Salts ubermaliqe 9e,
:oerbuna nm pie 8rdiiosniihaft aus.
fIhtslps al MAIDEN urb ben We9 fin
ihreu Sanoiooten ga 5oll. te gu stnen
8on ben Gemotrdten nahm man an
oaf lie mad Dem dlten @runpidbe
Rem polttiIhen 8sgner mad Rrditer
2u fdabsn. bic 8srnerfuno bes Ser:
.rogss gum qurteis 8ittat erbeber
ipEroen.
Der 6ori3ont lidtsts Ii6 beosuteno
Ials Die Demotrdten nit einem ga.
t,lotismus, fir peI6en fie Die bodft,
2lEsrtennurq oerDienen, iih fir Der
g,ertrae ertldrten. Tie 4ufqube Del
43rdfieenteH beftanp Hur nod barin
eiHe qenigsube Stimmensabl in ieinel
Bortei su erlanaeu. 9as Fat e
fGlieblih betpertiteGiat uno bamit Elm,
loeitere 8eftdtiguHg Der pom tonititu
tionellen StanDpuntt aus tpidtiaer
Ihatfats qeliefert, DaS Der 9rdfioeH
her 6auptsTattpr in Der Regierung bel
@er. Staatsn III uno baB er, mas mi
qdn3 befoneerg herpor bebsn tpollen, ,bar
Grunbias pon Der 5rennunq Der Re.
gisrunassepdlten niht fpGytli6 neh
men, forpern Tih ni6t iheuen barf
bohit energii6 auf Die 8sfeBqsbun!
sinsuipirfen, um bem 2anbe erIprieb
fihe @efese 81 Stanne su brinesn
Cas sReht ~ bielsr GiHnirtung II
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: Die aom3e gemeinbe ein.s Reeer,

- Die soR3s Oemeinbe einty Reeers
airfs in Quitmdn. Ga, b<ss. felt t.s
nigen Wonen inbriinliig um ben bols
bigen lob BON Oscar Ddpis, einsr Der
reihfien Hiirssr Der Siabi. tpeil bsrs
ielk fs burh rihisrIihtn DsfeN pe,
3ipunseH bai, ihren Gotiesbienis nimt
mehr In 10 aerduiApouer Meife obsus
balien, bab er unb feine domiIie b0s
bur6 in ibrer Tohtrute gtjt6rt :utrs
ben. 1dbei finb Die Hegef 10 tonas
iifn. bob fie nit GiheEten auf Qrbos
rang ihres Oebeiss retbnen nnb ben
lob RON Dopis In fpGisfeaS brst
MeHcisn pcrnnsfosen.
llnnetter. in Der Intrn.
Nus Sginu ipirD itns beriGtft. Jn
Der Inira niitbete ein iardfbares
0epittsr. ssn Sesunrf id,lug Der
DIit n sinen Mieihmooea eiu; be!oe
yferbe mIrDen ertd,looeu. 6er shit.
id,er lMipey nerIett: bie Jnfufien. elm
Irans6fii4es Gbepo0r, bliebea nHDcr.
lieArt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-24

3ud.rz 5ruIts ipdren. Die pettere
Sbatiane, oob 2ouiitand 3uter pro-
ousirt, belt sbenfalls Die Demotratsn
oapon ab, oas 0olt bon Der Iusbeus
tuna ourh ben 3udsrz5ruIt 81 be-
freieu. Quf republitaniider Sette mar
ous bohsDaueriIche Yrin3tp elmer 1olS
hen Reform i'm Be9e. 0a Die osmo'
trdtii6e gartei jeBt zines anoereu uno
beifsren Sinnss se,pproen tit uno auh
Die republituniIhen lanpuirtbi ihdrtl1s
den Stauten nieorigsre 3Dae perluHz
aen, foQte es niht fhper fallen, NIT
nis1sr 9soriitung auf3urdumsn.
Die enerqiihe GrtlGrung, Die
Der euoIifde SdaBamtssaa be-
treffs 0eut1hIanos abgsseben bat, lit
niht bon Der Gorge nm Den Iieben
frans1itIhen 9unbesgenoiien sinsegss
ben, ionoern alIstn i'm Snterene Grgs
Lamb serfpIgt. 0teiss lit b06It undns
denebm teriibrt BON Der Abltdt
0eutftlanos, einen marottanIIhen
Safen gu nebmen uno oantt etne
nidtige itrategiIhe Stellun9 3ur SEE
su er!ongen. Sn GngIano tanu man
iih nod nitt gu Dem 9eoanten perlts'
ben, oaB ibm oa5 Reht beitritten tper.
oen t0nnte, Die Dteere gu beterriden.
Sn ToIgs oeTen tpirp ieoe abiiht, Die
odrauf hinauslduft, oteie uebermaht
3ur Gee gu pertiir8en, ais feinoielige
6anoIung dngeiehen. Sn Berlin lit
man aber BON Der 8robung bes ShdBs
8on8lsrs nitt i'm Wtinbsiten eritiits
teri, uno mir olauben, oaB gute
8riinoe fir oieie tiibIe geurthstlun9
Der Reoe porbanoen iinb. Sffenbor
itebt cine oiplpmatifhe RisOerIuge
Gnolau0s in Der Wsiie bepor, pab
0eutihIano uno 6rdntrejd iiber ben
8opf GngIdn0s hinpea gu elmer Yer
itdnoigunQ betreff8 Murottos gsLangen
peroen, unb pern Die 6rdn3O'en gu
frieosn 3eitelIt Iinb. bann bat Gu9Iano
nihts mebr oretn3ureoen. Cine Iolde
BeritdnoiGung lpurbs pon GROCER Gin
fidt Trantreths 8eugen. SH Paris
bat man bic Woalihtett zines Grieoes
erpoQsn unb iit offsnbar 81 Der Gin
iid,t 9sldnQt, bub GnQlanos StiiBe IN
Ioltem Safe Elm Strobbalm pGre.
Sine getbeiligun1 RuBIdnbS an sinem
arieQe eegen 0sutftlano 1T obIoIut
dusqeihIoTen unb 3Dar aug OerTties
osnen Griinoen. RubIanb bat 'th BON
ieiner militdriIhen Iieosrlaqs nod
niht erbolt. IS tonn eiusu arieg nitt
lpagen. obne feline SntersIisn in Niien
gu gefGbroen. 6auptIdhIih aber
fommt fiir Die ct. qstersburgsr Re
Gierun1 in @etratt, ouB ein arieq BAG
SidnaI fir cine 1bermaligs 8oltserbez
bunq pGre, hu Die Repulution bort
rtht erIpiteu 1T uno in bsIlsH FIums
men berporbrehen niiroe, Iobulo Die
ReoierunQ in einen Srisq psrlpideIt
triro uno nod bu1u nit 8lpei IoIh unz
uberninoIiten Utdhtsu rpie 8eut't}
Iar0 uno Ceiterreih. Wsnu Rublunb
njtt bilft, fpdre es thoritt, auf Guos
lambs llnttrItiiBun9 gu bdueu. auE
aefem 9runoe fpdre es ni6t iibtrrus
Ttsno, lpenn bic fran3Oiiits Rs9ierung
Qqaoir unb bas 6interIano an
3eutI6luno iibsrIieBe uno oafiir bas
Reht sur gsieBurQ bes iibrigsu Wa=
rotto srtaufts. guf uns muht sber
Ginorud, als mare biz Rsoe bss eng
ltIhen ShobsRan8lers mebr fir Pa.
rig, ols fir Berlin bsitimmt.
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Griun,rnnsen an a6nissrdt.

Grinntruue.n on Die Shlaht bon
aSniasrds psrofFenilicti in Der .pros
ptnaa oi grtscia" Elm StaIisnsr, Der
1866 untsr Csiisrreihs Sabnsn foti
unb nit benz R.eimsni -Sisismunp",
oag gum sr0bitH 1beil aus Siali,usrn
bsitanb, Der prtubiihsH iisb.rmaft
tp.it,sn mubi.: sMan Oroneis ben
Ridsue an" ihreibt .r. rWein Res
eimsni iollis ben Riidsug Der ariilltr
rie bsdsn. llnb oas Rsairnsni - ih
idpe nas nidt aus Ruhmrsoiglsii
ibat isins pfIifi. g9ir hat,en Dor uns
est RoessnfeIb; Der Roassn ituno
mannsbch. Triiben rporen bic prsus
btn, bic auf uns T6cH.n. S6deti
nidis: mir muBitR ourh uno idrrisn
nurd. aber nj. pisle gooie lieben mir
uiht In eisism Roassn! Der Ridsus
besaRn In piIos 1Iuht aus5udrien.
lie Soloa.tn tuarfen bic zorniiter,
bic Getpebrs for! uno liefsn oupon. die
Cffisitrs periuhten, #. su balttn. aber
man bor.e MID. auf iie. uno ite srurben
fhiieblih isibfi in bic 5ludi hinsingss
snesn. einss fitl mir auf: oit ungarn
ihiensn nit Der sonssn Sate niti sus
frieosn su fein. uuo i'm 6oipii1l su
g,if. no idh oann lag, gait linadrns
Th.ilnabm. uns Jiniientrn unb ben
preubtn, dber Hur ielien Den Sefters
rsitxrn. 9ons perhabi iportn bic
arp1tsn. auh tpir JicIisntr bdtisn
nit linen oft 6anoel. aus rrslhen ilt
esipSbnIlh Shldeersisn enipidelisn.
-. On einem erpbtn pdhibof perf
| iuhisn mir. gut perbarritaoirt. cem
4njturm oss JsiRes Gtanp 5u balien.
90 reene.t felt pielen 1aaeR unn Der
gooen mar in eintn einsissn sroben
Sumpf perpanbsli. Die IriiIieri.tpu.
asn iansen bier titf Gin. uno bic SoI'
eatsn ihnitteH. nm beifer fiitbsn su
s1nrsH, bcs pfsrbseefhirr ourh unb
sntfIoheu duf ben pferoen. inbsm iIs
bic qononen suriidli.ben. Mir ituns
ben DOR timer furhtbartn QiteerIass.
Die Iissiplin mar burhbrohen, asis
nsr pclIte gshorhen. Die aopolIsrie
futte ben Club su curh,puisn, uno it
fab. cab pieI, Snfunierifttn fih on ben
Enpans Der pferoe ilammerieu. um
fsh an bas onbsrs llfr fdieppen su
IaNsn. sbsr bic pr,ubifhen annonsn
| ItoHsn unsrbitiIih aui bic Jliihilins
a. uno bic bckn Dellsn fiihrien toote
gnb fttrbenne RoHe uno Rtiter NIT
fih. GO mar Elm erob.s ShIad,.n.
Tas beBimirte Rseim.nt rSisismunb"
nGb.rie fid longfam auf Der 5ifabe
mad a5niesr6s einem DaIbe. Don
3<ii 3u 3eii griisie uns bier esfnicis
i.nes 0eipebrfeusr. eas neae Cpfn
nieoermobie. Man erfpinrie eas
geusr, 10 gut man sonnts, bann sing
a. lpeiter. Tas mar iein HGmpfeu
mshr: man iutse nur nod, unbsmsrtt
bem 1ohs su enia,hsn. Die eanse Ars
tineris mar perlortn. Die Reiierei In
ben 1lub eerpcrfen. bic 5nfanitrie sers
fd,msii.rt. nesimiri. Gin sntietfi6es
Morbrur.. Oeaen z iibr srreinten
mir DEN Waln. mir !cnnitn nun Ia.
asn. b0b mir atrsitsi isien. nbsr irii
| FAB bos arms Resimsni ousp Ter
Sberft faeis Gin paar 1aee fpGttr sa
luHs: .Jbr brapen Jialiener bcbt Guh
bel Sahoipa inpfsr geseist une besuies
len. bab abr luiirbise GStne iensr
Jtnliensr fsie. bic babur6. bcb fis ouf
TO pieltn GhlahsFelbsrn iuie 0tlnen
i6mpfien, ben Nomsn ibres Waisrian'
bes teriihmi semn4s bdben.-
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Cine qroBe RepplutIO Il
bot Iih in GnQLdno pou3pgen, Das
Sberbaus bat gu re9ieren aurgebort.
lleber Ftnauss bat ss Uberboupt
uid,t metr mit3uitimmtn, mas pon
Qrober DihtiQteit tnIofern it, ais es
0ieReqietunQ befd6j9t. Die itrGflih per-
na6laIiaie Iosiale JiirTorgs gu fore
bern, pelte bic engItIhsn 5indn8mog>
naten ebenIo fanatiih betdmpftn. tpte
uaiere gruit 8urone uno Wfa'tburger,
sFn alien dn0eren Ttngen bdben DE
Qoros no tein iusperIioe5 8eto. Denn
eine @prIoge in spei PdrIaments@StBs
unaen paIfirt iii, ipirO Ije obne Sereb=
miQunQ DER CORDS gum 8eieBe. Dos
erm6olitt etne game 4n3aAI peiterer
nifttQer Reformeu. ME Rte ReqeIrln8
Der ir(GnoiIten 8erh0ltniiie burh 8ee
fpdbruna elmer lpeitQebenbcr SeIbfpers
iualturu, pie GntitdatIihuHl Der Gtr7
6e in Dales uno Das beion0ers noths
lpenoiq III, cine teHere ReQeluuq oes
gobenbeiiBes. 2tae 4rieqaitiffe tDns
nen ben 9eItQuo guqlanos niht
iidern, penn bic en9liIten WoIien
nurh 9upeiIunQ BON 8ooen, oe'ien
gsiiB iebt in penioen 6duoeu ton5sn-
trirt lit, niht in Stuno 9eieBt peroen,
in Der QannpirtbIhoft ben llnter6alt
su Finoen, ben Das ueberdrqebot Der
grbeitstrGfte in ben SnbuItrieen niht
Al sepdhren permug.
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Die Il inter Il DUN 9 bes 3uterz
9rufts bat ergeben, oab oa5 RafFinis
rem bon 3uter Elm iebr lobnenoes 9e@
fhdft in bisiem 2anbe 1T unb NQs, bic
auf oieiem tHouitrisLlsn @ebtete arbstz
ten, binnen rpentgen Sabren mebrfahe
WiqionGrs perpen. 2tlIein oisier Sc
uinn 1T niht legitim. @r 1T nift
bic 5ruht gentaler llnternehmung uno
@efhGftsfiihruug, fonberH sntfprinet
Der Ausbeutung bes 8oltss pie iie Ies
btglih uno allein ourh ben Raffinsriez
SOD srmoeliht pirD. Wenn Der aous
9reB paber ptlIens lit, Die rtdtigsn
GoniequsH3en aus ben Gebrsn, tpelGe
Die unteriuhung bietet, 81 siehen,
fpirp sr obue SGumen oen Rafftnsriee
3on abiduffeu uno bios ben 3oll auf
Roh3udsr bstahsn. Der aaeiu Der Res
sleruug GiutiiHfte bringt unp iiferfid)
aeniigsno 1T, um Die ameritaniihe
3uder. .Snouftris gu fhiissn. gisisr
9orfhlag ift fehr baufia gemaft pors
ben, lit aber btslano paran gsfheitert,
baB nerftieoene Der bebeutenofteH be-
motratifaen poIititsr, pie Der Dsritpr.
tens WGrines SetretGr In glspelnnbs
&aEHet, Bbitusp, bic Nataoors os5
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Die g 6pterigteit, Bel Der
fturter GinpanDsrung aus oStalien Die
GinI6lsppung Der Cholera in oi2ies
aano gu perbinoern, maht es alien
ameritaniihen 9robitdoten aur Qfltht,
Die u0t6igen ianitdrsn 8orNhtsmabres
osLn 3u treffeH. Nenn oas oeihiebt,
5rautt man Tith teiuer 9eiOrgnib bins
9uQeben, oenn bic G6oleratetme geoets
ben nur, rpenn iie uuf eiinitigeu 8oben
faQsn. Soneit es Cincinnati betrifft,
iit Elm GROCER Seuhsubeerb. ME er in
fhle6tsm 3rIntpafIer beitebt. ppQItan.
oig 3ugeitiittet. Wangslbaft i1t bios
Die Reinlihtsit duf ben Straben unb
in oerfhiebsnsn Wohnbs3irten, no Die
drmen 8laffen biht sebrdngt 3uiams
msnleben. Sn oieien Wietbstuisrnen
oibt es teinen 6dustpirth. fonoern
Bios Qgsnten, bic ii6 nidt i'm minbes
iten um ben 3uftano Der 8ehuuf fungsu
fiimmern. 0emnah 1T es Pflttt
Der Gefunobeitsbeb0rosr oieisn ihre
aufmertIamtett 3usupenben. Fir o;s
StraBen lift cine griinolide Ibipiilung
nit WaFer nothnsnoig. oa nit eem
gefen aae bic fauleroeH peastabtiiihsn
Subitausen nt6t geniigsno entfsrnt
tpsrosn, lpie man fih ourh ben iiblen
@erut, Der ben 8oTen srtItr0mt,
iiber3euger tam. auh pdrs es uns
gsbratt, Iber ale 0ffentIi6sn QbIds
esrungsItdtteu Elm paar Gubrsn Sc.
ment gu 'trsusn, I'm lie auf iolhe
Weife 81 Iteriliiiren.
The Washington times., 1911-03-24
GiENSIDE WINNER
OF STEEPLECHASE
Rathnally Second in Richest
Cross-Country Race in
World.
BETTING TWENTY To-
ONE AGAINST VICTOR
Only Other One of Twenty-six
Entries to Finish Is
Foolhardy.

LIVERPOOL. March A.-The Grand
National SteepIechase, the richest cross
country. race in the world, was won at
Aintree today by +. BibbyS Glenside,
piloted by Tick Mason. o. H. Jones
RathnalIy was second and P. Nelkes
Shady Girl third. Twenty-six horses
started, but most of them fell before
the four and a half miles of stiff coun-
try had been covered.
The betting against the winner was
20 to l. He is owned by Frank Bibby,
the millionaire shipowner. who for many
years was one of the leading amateur
riders in Great Britain.
The price against Rathnally was 6 to /.
and against Shady Girl 80 to l. The
only other horse to finish was H Nc
Neifs Foolhardy, the other entries fall
ing at various points on the course. The
French crack, Litteur III, owned by
James Hennessey, the brandy distiller
VINO won the event two years ago, found
his impost too heavy and went down at
the wall following the trip over the
ploughed field. Foxhall Keenes Pre-
centor was another who fell early in
the race.
The Bibby connections cleaned up
handsomely on the winner. a recent
race in which he beat Jerry NJ, Henry
BeSsleys s crack, having given them con-
hdence that he had a chance.
The Washington times., 1911-03-24
GEORGETOWN SUBS
ARE PLAYING TODAY
Several Likely to Be Trans
ferred Soon to the
Varsity Team.

The Georgetown reserves will play
the second game Of the season when
they line IIp this afternoon against the
nine from Technical High School at the
Y. NJ. c. A. grounds.
The next game scheduled for the re-
serves is with the Navy Medical Col
lege, but in the meantime Assistant
Manager Haggerty is trying to arrange
games with several of the Departmental
League teams, and also with indepen-
cent clubs. Haggerty has already ar
ranged a match with the Chamber Of
Commerce nine, Gallaudet, American
Security and Trust Company, Cardinal
Athletic Club, and several others of the
stronger teams around Washington.
The lineup Of the Reserves is as fol-
lows: Walsh, first: Connolly, second !;
Whitmarsh, shortstop; Donnelly, third !;
Bergen, catcher; Vlynan. right field ;
Waldren, center field; Loichot, left field |;
Gels or Lamberton. pitchers.
1t is more than likely that this pres
ent lineup of the men will be shifted,
before long, as those men who show
up unusually well will be transferred
to the varsity. Donnelly's sensational
fielding In Tuesdays game with Tech
meal High School makes it appear prob
able that he. will be advanced to the
varsity before long.
The Washington times., 1911-03-24
Bugs Raymond in Form
After His Rejuvenation

MARION, Tex, March 24-If the re-
generation of Bugs Raymond is going
to be permanent the human insect ought
TO be quite a help to the New York
Giants this year. That's what they
have said about Bugs for the last few
springs, and 1t goes double this time. he
will either be bust or a winner. Ray
mond Is starting his third season with
the Giants. He has meyer finished one
yet, quitting in 1900 to tend bar in an
upper Eighth avenue resort, and losing
his job and a decision to his keeper IN
a. saloon brawl in st. Louis last sum-
mer.
But apparently the reformation of the
Bugs has evidenced no desire to daily
with the flowing bowl, and he has
trained so faithfully that he has taken
of nearly twenty pounds of flesh. He
came here weighing 210, and in his uni
form and heavy sweater he tips the
scales at 193. His habits have under
gone a big change.
In the old days Raymond never was a
hearty eater, and on the road with the
team he seldom was seen in the dining
room, preferring to lunch here and there
with convivial friends. All that has
changed. He now lines up with the
boys and participates in the grand rush
when the dining room at the Arlington
opens, and he packs away the eats like
a Swede farmland. That, and the hard
course of training that McGraw never
permits him to waver from, have done
its work.
The Washington times., 1911-03-24
Cycling Associations
War Over Jurisdiction

NEW YORK. March 24.-Determined
TO exercise every possible precaution
10 guard the welfare of the sport and
the safety of its members the Fed
Grafton of American Motorcyclists has
broken the alliance which has exist
ed between it and the National Cycl-
ing Association.
Notification of this act has just
been sent to Daniel NJ. Adee, New
York city, president of the N. c. A.
by Fred l. Willis. of Indianapolis,
president of the Federation of Ameri-
can Motorcyclists.
The rupture between the two ma
tional organizations results from the
N c. AS refusal to concede to the
+. A. NJ Jurisdiction over motorcycles
when used as PAGERS in bicycle events,
The r. A. NJ. places a definite limit
or the size of motorcycles to be used
On tracks of certain character and
length. A powerful machine used on
q short track on which the turns are
not banked. would be pretty sure to
come TO grief and bring injury to its
rider.
The II: A. Ms action in ending the
alliance means that no F. A. M. rider
will be permitted to act as PAGER in
bicycle races until a new alliance is
formulated and ratified.