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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-11-15

n night trains; Individual lights in each
Ierth; Pullman service between Nashville
md Ashville, N. c.. Through coat hes n
lay trains between Nashville and Knoxville.
Shortest Line. Quicke est line.
Daily except Sunday.
II. W TYSON. c.. y. A.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-11-15
R. R. TIME TABLE
RAILROAD TIME TABLES
Louisville & Nashville R. r.
Union Station, City Ticket ONCE, ~
Fourth avenue. Telephone Main 733
Corrected to June %, ~
j 5SSSId
North-North,ves 81

Leaves Arrives
s.io a~m--Louisvile d Cincinnati 2:l5 am
s.35 pm-NeW York Special
Through s~ervice) ... sos am
Through servicel.... ... 1886 pm
at2 Is charlottesville Accom-. -. a3:l0 pm
3:N a~m-Evansville & Chicago =. 2:05 am
3:2j am-Evansville q st. Louis 825 am
u7l5 am-Evanville d st. Louis. 2:05 am
7:jj pm-The Chicago Limited. 1855 am
4:2J pm Evansville d Chicago
(DiXie Flyer ....... 11:12 am
755 pm-The st. Louis Flyer. 7:65 am
South
2.25 an-Birmingham Mon
gomery, Mobile, New
S.25 am-Blrmingham, Mont
Lomery, Mobile, New
Orleans 7f0 pm
9sO5 pm%Blrmingham & Mont
gomery ..... 800. $50 am
Accommodation Trains
yIlie accommodation uO;ls am
a!5:10 pm-Nashvtlle and Harris
Vile Accommodation 746 q
a8:00 pm-Hopkinsville Accom-
mediation .....,.. sB6 am
$40 pm-Nashvllle and Decatur
AccommOdation ....,.,. 1895 am
34O pm-Columbla and Mt
P.easant.......y.. ~. $40 pm
7:3O am-Columbia, Florence
cHmbla, ....Y.m.",.. $40 pm
Vile Accommodation. 1916 am
1870 am-Franklin q Columbia :, 1906 am
2.30 pm-Interurban 1910 pm
$40 p~m-Columbia and Mt
Pleasant. .........,. $50 pm
SIS pm-Interurban -. .... $40 pm
J Daily except Sunday.
l Stops at North College Station.
rain arriving at TAO p. M. and 7:15 D. m,
rings connections from TuscumbIa and
florence.
R; 9. WALLIS; District passenger ACT.
W. H. MUSTANG, City Passenger Agt.
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TENNESSEE CENTRAL R. r..

City Ticket Office No. / Arcade. Phone Main
Station foot of Broadway. Effective
10, 1912.
sleeping car reservation between 6 D. m.
md a - -. nHaon Af,F. Tr-D
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-11-15

For every penny spent with us, we
guarantee you get the equivalent in
value. We understand that strict
business methods and cordial treat
ment make friends, and we always
strive to please our customers. Cash
coupons given with every purshase.
These coupons entitle you to a hand
some premium free at j. H. Fore
mans, Eleventh and Jefferson,*
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-11-15

E. M. B. Club.
The E. NJ. E. Club met with Mr..
E. S. Doris, 1920 9th avenue. North
The club was opened by singing The
house was then opened for business.
Refreshments were served. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. Lafayette
Moore, 707 Crawford street.
4
In Honor of Miss L. B. Hays, of WaV-
erIy, Tenn.
Capt and Mrs. A. V. Richardson,
1918 14th aveneue, North. entertained
Monday evening, November II. 1919
at their home a limited number of
guests for Miss L. B. HAYS, of Waver-
ly. Tenn. The guest Of Miss Mary
williams, 1915 Phillips street.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-10-31

10: PsTcsvsI Fen - vsey ~
comfortsbls IN paf~nf-scsfhsr pumD1
Th> Major issxhsd nxhtk~srtef-y.
81 suppose we might telegraph for rps@
srvRfion on The Ladwfx-
= shah pask ~ enos. rostz.s go
and hsr way 20 Mentrrs frua NssIss.
j am beginning 20 worry aboo2 th&&
girl Shs has n temper ard $40 n
beginning 90 have SONS 6aAA-
Marry her. msrry hsri Hsw mzsh
longer must I preach that serDonf
She's growing haadsousr oTsxy dsys
too Watch your iaursls. Kate-
Ars- Csedsoys inspected her rinEA
Neanwhls. 0sorxe directed Ia
driver 20 80 post-hasts 20 The ERx,ishp
Bar. That be found 70 more o. lsss
o. dive IN noviss alarmed htra- IA
had been IN places Of more frtgAtfuf
aspect "A RyRRne had vriftsn Ains
20 make Inquiries of the barzai6 ralA-
tive 70 nnding him. he did 20. sha
jsrksd her bead toward tie door AZ
The rear. George vsnt boidly. % 81.
opened Il. and STEPPED tnsi6A,
And washed from ia haznta 4
men
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-10-31
SYNOPSIS.

: CHA1'TER I-Csorss PeroIvsi Aigsrnsa
Hones. vice president OF the MetropohtaA
S,,riental tpe company OF Hew horN' ~
CHAPTKR u-Horaes Ryanns arrives
the hetsl In Cairo with a carefully
CHAPTER III-Ryanns ssTls Jones the
ssS a. having '''''o no" OA'H@ "
CHAPTER Tv-Jonss meets Major Cal
lAhan and later 10 introduced 20 Fortune
Shodsoye BY a woman 70 whom he had
loaned $50 pounds at Monte Carlo some
Fnonths previously. and who turns out -
- FORTUNES mother.
CHAPTER v-Jone. takes Mr.. Chez
eoye ano Fortune 20 q polo game. For
tune returns 70 Jones the rnonsy Dor
rowed BY her mother Mr.. Chedsoys
appears 10 be engaged In some mysterious
enterprise unknown TO the daughter.
CHAPTER vI-Ry.nn. interests tones
company. a concern which for a prios
will arrange any kind Of an adventure
70 order.
CHAPTER vII-NTrs. Chedsoye. her
brother. Major Callahan. Wallace and
Rysnne. as the United Romanca AMI AZ
Involving Jones Rvanne rrakes known
60 Mrs. Chedsoye his intention 70 marry
NNlANNF- MIS-. 1n~NNoN~ 0NFllf'ee she VII
not permit ~. Plans are laid 90 prevent
Jones sailing for home
CHAPTER vIII-Rvsnn. steals Jones
letters and csble dispatches lie wires
agent IN New York. IN Jones nsps thai
he Is renting house IN New York q
some friends. Mahomed. keeper CT the
holy carpet. Is on Rysnns's trail
CHAPTER TX-Ryanne promises For
tune that he viii see that Jones comes q
no harm as a result OF his purohsss o.
the rug.
CHAPTER X-Mahorned accostr Rvsnni
And demands the Thiordss rug Rvann
tells him Jones has the rug and suggest
the abduction OF the New York merch an
49, means Of securing It's return. Til
rug disappears from Jones room.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-10-31

said impulsively. holding out her
hands.
No" Fortune drew back. 1T is
too late"
Have II SO. But you speak OF go
ing out into the world to earn your
own bread and butter. What do you
know about the world? What could
you dOG You have never done any
thing but read romantic novels and
moon about IN the aower-garden. Fool
ish chit! Harm Mr.. Jones? Why3
For what purpose? have no mors
interest in him than II he were one
OF those mummies over IN the muse.
um. And / certainly meant 90 repay
him. should have done so II you
hadn't taken the task upon your own
broad shoulders. am In a hurry.
] am going out TO Mena House to tea.
/ I've let Celeste on for the day, so
please unlock my waist and do not
bother your head about Mr.. Jones' she
turned her back upon her dapgheez.
sr-@us1uk~ = - -
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-10-31

guardian from BAsdad has arrived.
and that there's likely 70 be some
sport I'm 10 meet him az a place
called the English Bar"
The English-BarG" The Major
shook his head "A low place. II re-
member"
And you are going dressed lilso
that7" asked Mrs. Chedsoys.
Haven't time to change He sx-
cused himself and went In search o4
a carriage.
-The play begins. Kate" whispered
the Major. This Hoddy OF ours 10
q wonderful chap"
Poor tAllowt"
sWAssa EaA81x
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-10-31
CHAPTER xI.
Episode.


Fortune had Immediately returned
Yrom the bazaars. And kind OF tor
por blanketed her mind, usually so
fertile and active. For a time the
process OF the evolution OF thought
was denied her; she tried TO think. but
there was an appalling lack OF continu-
hty, OF broken threads. IL was like one
of those circumferentiai railways: she
travelled, but did not get anywhere.
lRyanne had told her too much for his
own sake, but too little for hers. She
eat back IN the carriage. inert and
Gstless, and indeterminedly ukened
her condition 20 driftwood in the ebb
and flow OF beach-waves. The color
and commOuon OF the streets were
no longer absorbed; Il was as II she
were riding through emptiness.
Through the unreality or dream. She
was oppressed and stihed, too; harb-
anger OF storms.
Mechanically she dismissed the car
Fiags at the hotel. mechanically shs
went 20 her room. and IN this semi
conscious mood sat down in a chair,
and there Georges wish found her
fuulely. Oh, there was one thing
clear. clear as the sky outside. AL
was not right; something was wrong
and this wrong upon one side con
cerned her mother. her uncle and
Ryanne. and upon the other side, Mr.
Jones. Think and think as she might
her endeavors gave her no single illu
animation -Four blind walls surround
I'D her. The United Romance and Ad
venture company--thsre could not pos
sibly be such thing in existence; 4
was a Jest OF Ryanne's TO cover al
something far more serious.
She pressed her eyes with a hand
They sched DULY, the dull pain Of be
wildsrment, which these days rScur
ned with frequency. A sense OF tins
was lacking; for luncheon hour cam
and passed without her being definite
~ aware OF it. This in itself was
puzzle. A Jaunt, such as she had "a
ken that morning. always keened tn
edge OF her appetite; and yet, Their
was no craving whatever.
Where was her mother? II Sd
would only come now, the cumulativ
doubts OF all these months should
put into speech. They had treated he
as one would treat child; Il wa
neither Just nor reasonable. II not a
. child. but as one they dared nc
crust. then they Were afraid of be
But Why She pressed her hands Il
gether. impotently. Ryanne. clever {
ne was, had made slip or two whic
he had sought to cover up with jes
Why should he confess himself TO
q rogue unless his tongue had got Il
better OF his discretionG II he was
rogue. why should her mother and b.
uncle make use Of him. II not Il
roguery'R sakeI They were fools, fool
II they had but seen and 0nderstoC
her as she was, she would have goI
20 the bitter end with them, loyal
with sealed lips. But no; they hi
chosen not to see; and In this b
morally betrayed her. All, II rankls
and the injustice Of It grew from pa
90 fury. At that moment, had a
known anything. she certainly wou
have denounced them OF what y
xss loyalty. since Hona @ ~
cqsht & IN Aerl
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-10-31

CHAITER I-CAorgs PeroIvsi Aigarnea
Zones. vice president OF the MetropohtAA
Oriental Rug company OF New York. ar
gfveE At Cairo on q business trfp.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-03-29

Tie said County Convention shall
select : Delegates to attend the Con.
gressional Dist rict Convent ion to I've
held In Savannah, Mo-, on April 18th.
Also select ! Delegates to attend the
state Convention to he held IN 81
Louis. Mo, on April 18th.
The BASIS Of Representation to the
Congressional and State Convention
l. one Delegate for each 200 votes a.
v ~ cast for Presidential Electors on
the Republican Ticket for President
in l'Vs.
THE purpose Of the Congressional
Convention II to choose > National
Delegates to the Republican National
Convention To he held In Chicago.
H.. June I'M.
The purpose of the State Con,en.
ton u the selection Of ! National
bclrgaics.a,.Largc Ia attend the
above National Convention.
Done 10y the order Of the Holt
County Republican Central Commit.
tee. held Al Forest city. Mo.
This id,'I day Of March. lnl2.
". H. ALKiRE, FRANK WALKER.
Secretary. Chairman
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-03-29

Anyone having cattle and horses
10 pasture during the coming season,
address %. IT, Bush, Napier, Mo-, for
terms, This Is a tame aud wild grass
pasture with water and Shade,
Returns To the state board of
equalization show the assessed yalua.
tion Of real estate and personal prop.
erty Of Missouri for 1912 taxes. with
the exception of public service cor
porations, Is ~ ,5a7 ,S5l, ai}
Vance +. Dillon and Miss Kittie
T.. Pew, former residents of Mound
CITY. were recently married II, the
home of j. ". Pew, Of Coyote, Mont.
They will make their home AT Ross,
Mont The bride is daughter of u.
:, Pew, of ST. Anthony, 1T,
The case Of Sarah Melvin and
husband, damage suit againS, Mound
city, set for trial at Platte City ON
Friday last, was continued to the
third Monday In April. Judge Cub
yer, Of 81. Joseph, one Of the attor.
neys, was unable to be present. hence
the continuance.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-03-29

David Fiprs. farmer near Mont
gomcry city, believes hc has made u
discovery which will be- appreciated
throughout the United STATES, lie
has. with the use Of saltpe,cr, raised
some Of the largest fruit and vegcia-
blcS ever grown In this part Of the
world, ny putting q little sal'pctcr
around the roots OF an apple tree and
washing the tree with soft soap hc
has raised apples weighing two
pounds and six ounces apiece. As an
experiment lac put sallpeter to two
rows of corn, and one hundred ears
weighed .@ pouncs, twice A. much rs
average corli. lie also put saltpcter
around a few head. ofcabbagc. pump.
kins, bceis, parSnips and watermel.
ons. One melon weighed vi pounds,
one cabbage head weighed - pounds.
one parsnip six pounds, onr pumpkin
l;M and one III pounds.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-03-29
Ladies' Shirts.
The new Shirt for women al
KREEk & HASH ESS.

The Ladies' Aid Society Of the
Christian church will hold their an.
nual Easter sale, Friday and Satur-
day, April 5-6,
The case of l'ba New against
Rankin set for trial in the Savannah
Circuit Court, on being called was
continued. The suit Is to collect
sl6.0O of promissory notes. declared
10 have been executed by David Ran.
kin In favor OF Mrs. Lillis New, now
deceased. The suit Is by her son
Uba, as administrator of his mot hers
estate,
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-03-29
Monday, April 8, 1912.

v ior .vsrH 20 vsi"s or or p na,o,,
Of. as was cast for President ial
Electors on the Republican Ticket,
for President In laOs. No Tow nship
shall have less than . Delegates.
Each Township Is entitled to the
following number Of delegates:
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-03-29

My alfalfa seed is recleaned, free
from weed seed and ready for sale, as
cheap as can he bought any where.
Have standard scales here.
Both Phones. W. J. FIELD.
FOR SALE Bicycle, q Ranger,
the Mead Cycle Co.'S hest make. Full.
~ equipped, win sell at q reasona.
BILE price. See Jabors Welton at {. u.
looks residence.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-03-29
CALL FOR REPUBLICAN DEL.
EGATE CONVENTION or
HOLT COUNTY.

In obedience TO the Call Of the
State and Congressional Committees.
the Republican Voters of their sew.
eral Townships are hereby requested
to meet IN their respective Voting
Precincts at y ID. IN. on
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-03-29
The Outlook.

some Of the handsomest and most
costly buildings in our city have been
erected. Last year several very
handsome residences we're erected
Throughout the town, and the rxpend-
itures reached fully a dozen thousand
dollars.
In addition to new and improved
electric-light plant, atfording proba.
bly, the best and most modernized
system enjoyed In a town Of its size
to Ike found IN the state has been In.
stalled, including extensive additions
and improvements made by our two
telephone systems.
The outlook for the present year Is
as good II not better than that Of
year ago, and 1t Is probable that a
record breaker In the way Of improve.
ments will be made during the year.
Some Improvements are already being
made and Others are spoken Of.
| NJ. II. Martin has Just completed
his new and handsome home In the
western addition.
Andrew Tochterman has closed q
contract with jas. Perkins for the
erection Of a handsome eight-room
residence.
sam Davidson conte,upla,e~ erect
ing a residence on the Howell lots he
recently purchased.
| ban k,inkel will build q residence
on his lot lie recently purchased near
the Ian Iachman place.
Mrs. Amanda DUNCAN conteinplates
building a home on the west DUNCAN
lot IN the western addition.
Mr.. Muse will build a residence In
the Glen Echo addition.
Elder y. II. Dawson has made u
contract with Andy Tach,erman Tor
the erection Of a residence In the
Glen Echo addition.
| Frank Foster will put up 4 resi-.
dcnrc on South Washington street un
the lot he recently purchased from
MIS-. i,usscl. u. e.. Rulcy haS pur.
chased one Of these lots, but has not
yet decid.daS towhether hrWill build
this season.
The demand for houses to rent
seems To steadily increase. Tie fact
has been thoroughly demonstrated
that Investments In property here
mean a good prof, when u Is tie
sired To sell and good rents at all
times.
We hay. an ideal town. surrounded
10y the finest country under the sun.
Its populationjis l,lWo. amt Its assess.
able wealth s'DW.on. II L. the.cOun.
It's seat of Holt county, one OF the very
Hest counties IN all Missouri for pro.
ducing corn. wheat. fruit, cattle and
hogs the soil being rich and product,
i've aud the farms We'll improved.
| During the year 1911 there were
shipped from Oregon ~ ear loads Of
lapprs. one firm alone handling LIS
loads.
A, evidence Of her enterprise. the
ci,ilcns raised the necessary means TO
build Tie Oregon lnterurban rail.
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The Holt County sentinel., 1912-03-29
Saturday. April 9th. 1912.

for the purpose of selecting delegates
to attend the County Delegate Con.
yention, to be held In Forest City.
Mo-, on
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-03-29
Farms For Sale!

al lilo vi OAlS
No. CO.,: ill., sS s sEi i $s :S s %;
Gs S"Sss % ssH" S @ @
u; ; $ +: T; :; ;;$ ] 3 ]
No. $:
III 81; n; ; s' IL ;$:. =; VIZ.
No. $$: ss "a; St: a.: ';$ s; $. :s s
s;; g: % MI; E: ':
$s ;;S % %: from ; T re-;
;: ] :; $ E ;::::; &c.
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No. s$ %s; s% $ %; .$$ lrs ;%
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S' $%TIs% e. %; $, ' ;$$ .%:; ; %:
5;: 4; . $ @: Ut g.s:i * &. s:;;
m,Ir"y, nrnisa Only di,wc Ire
price asked Price si",s" Terms
No H. FOR SAlE 81" room box lpn. new chicken lonr common
'''' ";' "$S S; vii "' :I "'" and
$% sH% e. IT, ; 81, s:a$ III
high state oi cultivation, miles trading
% "'' . ton" e ':" '"' %': '"" it %
1 m s. from fS 'S ' am" s Hs % Il FROM " q"
the best stock and grain markets IN the middle Sis Of
pr.ciica, igi rciT nearly ali made i.
tn. n'", m"iuc,r IL IT.. World >'ns upland ",i, ar. To-
AnEyES,M M,nrcnM and WIN pay Tor iri every four y,,r,
! ."ra"t"sns ~ p'"yssiio".
Price, s.o'" acre cas', balance long time
No H. t,,H SALE -, mile, from Mound cry, miles from
lonsc new cellar ,ags c'"'n sss" wells fair bar" for :
"Ss 1 ,ni. oaTn % r use, as an "pI" td
yT pasture fenced g,,gi mn, 10 acre" good timber balance In
No H. FOR shE SCARE, y miles from Forest city and ~ miles from
Mound city '',"n house good ~nok" HOUSE fair chicken o,'c
"1 c"i IN W' M. " " trees s cr " ,"a" and
plum acres timothy and alfalfa meadow Atou n
lMrr fence; balance ra"t VINES - in cultivation Price,
soon
read Transfer. ending Marcia n. ":" let the other
II You have fam, property cheap land where
count! trade o. land W" Kans,s
Pan liandl, Texas South Missouri
FOR Results Can Write
A. w. GOTTEN.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-03-29

to FOO; comfort are the easy Hitting,
smooth lined shoes We are Offering to
men, women and children, and their
superior quality have made them
stepping stones" 'o our own drserv.
cd popularity. step IN one pair of
,hr>c aud your no, only step lively.
but comfortably. with spring and u
vim tia, you never experienced In
any other Shoe. You Won't regret
the price. either.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-03-29

The Oregon Canning Co., will can
Sweet Corn, this year o-9tf
Evening journal., 1912-07-19

with potatoes" They invariably turn
chese marginal losses into profits.
The object OF this notice Is to get
you to examine your fields Mr.. Manns
Gays. Now is the time to ascertain
your loss. Count an area and note
the per cent OF dead and yellowing
plants Determine the cause Of sick
ness. The diseases are easily re-
cognized
The first symptoms are yellowing
Of the lower leaves. and later that Of
the entire plant; g.. lower leaves
droop, wilt. and dry up, followed
later by the plant whiting. The dis
ease carries over In. the seed and also
in the soil In sick soil the field
shows mottled yellowing. and prema-
ture dying takes place. The tubers
are small. usually not marketable.
This disease blackuns the root and
rots the camhium. causing a rapid
wilt Sometimes ie blackening ex-
ten is from one to three inches up
Evening journal., 1912-07-19

NEW YORK, July 1s-The assassi-
nation Of Herman Rosenthal, gam
bier, who had complained to District
Attorney Whitman about oppression
by members Of the police department
has aroused New York more than
any crime Of violence in years. .Rosen-
thai was shot at a. m. in front Of
the Hotel Metropole in West Forty
third street, only few feet from
Broadway. by four or iye men who
rode to the scene Of the murder in
an auto and escaped in the same We
hicle. Rosenthal had gone to the
Metropole from his home at 1O4 West
Forty-hfth street only short time
before the shooting He had expected
some such trouble, and his wife says
she begged him to stay at home. With
In a few hours after the crime the
auto the assassins used had been
identified. and Louis Libby, part own
er of the vehicle, and William S.
Shapiro, the other owner and the
chaffeur at the time OF the shooting
were arrested.
Evening journal., 1912-07-19
ORGANISTS
IN CONVENTION

Representatives Of the upwards of
one hundred thousand organists Of the
nation viii meet in the Ocean Grove
Auditorium, on the New Jersey Coast,
on the morning of August 9th, for the
deliberations incident to their fifth
annual national convention.
During the six days Of the conven-
ton there viii pass under the glare
of analysis and discussion the rela-
tions which the organist bears TO his
minister, his music committee and his
public. The possibilities Of the organ
6s a concert instrument will be con-
sidered and ways for promoting its
more extented use will be devised.
Discussions with the builders with a
view towards partial Standardization
of the diverging types of console ac-
cessories will also assume consider
able importance before any tangible
results are achieved. The phenomen-
al growth in these mechanical aspects
has amounted to nothing short of a
revolution in the building and mani
pulation of the time honored King
of instruments"
Evening journal., 1912-07-19
MAKING A STUDY OF THE DISEASES OF THE POTATO CROP

The Department Of Plant Pathology
Of Delaware College is making a
study Of the prevalence of Fusanium
Wilt aud other diseases of the potato
crop in this state. Thomas F. Manns
plan pathologist in a recent bulletin
says: There are three diseases. viz.
U Fusarium Wilt. caused by the
fungus OF dry rot, (2) Black Leg. a
bacterial disease and 90 Rhizoctonia
or Rosette, a fungus trouble. which
are more or less prevalent throughout
the state and are causing considerable
loss. All three of these diseases are
readily preventable by proper selec-
ton and treatment of seed tubers.
The loss caused by these diseases will
average somewhere between and IS
per cent OF the crop. This loss might
easily have been turned into proft.
There are a number of careful potato
growers in the. state Their remarks
are, Il have been very successful