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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-19
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jest fiir Tencrueridyerung pun
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ser perificocncu itdGtiihen Gcparte-
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ijht nod cine bcOcllteu0c eriparnIB
iiir 0ie Staot bc0Clltet.
Sic StQ0t bC}obIt QcJenDGrtig
pro ISahr nidt mclt1gcr Ql3 $4,000
iiir Tclterpcriid,crlmgspr0miell, ei-
tie 9lu5Qabc. oic 6crr @aibburn fiir
qan3 muerbdltntBm6Bjg bod halt.
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0ebQuoc qeQcn Teuers8cfobr 81 per-
iifern, Sic &pitcn Der Erdmieu iiir
cin ,Sabr, ulio SIS 5000, 5m5trnaello
an}ltleacn lm6 sic ,3inicn INNER mie-
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! i'm sSulle pon 9r0nocn Dir Staot tets
| clnen Son0s an Der &on0 bot, aus
ImeIhen1 RcparatIren lmo 9fellbauttn
beitritten lucrocn f0uncn. mdbrcno
9Icif5citiA Der StoOt mlBer Der cin-
maIigcn 2lu5gobc non $4,000 tetlle
Imritcrcn llnfoitcn erlund]ien.
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| @eiiou bel Den Iepartcmentsuorite.
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Col eiuem SO ,Sabre alien Wanu sas
leben pcrleibet baben.

Der SO Sabr. alts Geroinano 9eins
bon WcWinan Nrenue, 3ptihen eon@
corb unD Map Strabe. lpelh<r lest
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sd,einlih S.lbitmoro besanssn. Yer
Coroner erbielt nGmlih eeitern Wtorz
gen per goit einsn ouseuideinlid Don
Dem @reiI. sef6risbenen Brisf Tolgenz
ben ssnboIts suseitelt sd bin trant
uno babe 9ag uno Ha9t ni9ts ip5e
6orasn gebabt. SD babe midi oaber
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su MAIDEN, bepor ih ben Wsrltano per
iiere. Wl.in Gang tit eebrod:n uno tb
fonn es niht ldneer. ertragen. Sh bite
gie, lpeun meine 2eide gefunbsn ptro,
biefelbe einG11ern au taFen nno b's
Wfde ben ainoern 81 iibersebsn. 3ur
Be{treiiuns Der unfeiten babe ih mein
Bantbuh meinsm Greunoe Wm.
5desr, bon No. 2405 Goncoro Str,
nobe Der 7. poliseioiitrittsitation,
iixroebn. Gr tdnn Das Gelo aus Der
8anf 5ieben. Bitte nehnlen sic lid
metner 2eite on. ba ionit niemano 81
tbun pirb. Msin LETTER Wunih fut
gie lit .suts GeTnnokit uno 0lut"
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bieier iih in ieiner Office ein uni
tbeilk Dr. goe NIT, bob er einfn abn
liteu Brief BON 9einb erbalien babe
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aeoeben iporbsn. Rad Nnsdbe be-
gdeer bate 9eins fsit iibsr aipan5l
Sabren i'm 5ausbalt oes u. g. 90
ipenbera, go. 1928 port 4penue, &c
arbeitet, Bis er 'ih Dor 5Dei WOnotsl
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. feine GteIIe auf3ugeben. Seitosm bait
er feinen Roffer unb anberen gfieite
In Der mobnung bes Sfeer unter
aejtelit. Der olte Mann rpdr nuh Nn
aabe bes Sheer in bic a0hin oe
: SyomtIie GOfpenbers ptrliebt. iebot
/ bate bieie fih tiirslih nit einem an
Deren Wlanne perbtirdtbet, unb bisis
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bet All taten. Die poliSei lpuroe b
/ n1Mridtigt unb felt Hahforihunse
lnom benz Wtr{mnunbsHerl an.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-19

Der geger Sames 8ronion, ipelher
am 15. Geptsmber ietnen Rohegeno1s
len Wm. gqis nit einem 8altrmeiler
idlimm 3ugeri6tet bate, fpuroe mt
Hiidiidt auf ieinen 8uf unb feline gors
itrdfen gu feds Wonoten 4rbeltshaus,
5000 uno ben Soften Derurtbeilt.
Dn. s. 8eqep, pelder etnen Yool<
roombeIiber BON So. 819 Weit ?. ADe@
nue nit einem tpertblofen gbed nm
S19 beidtpinnelt bate, purDe NIT %
5assn Nrbsitsbuus, 800 unb ben Soz
item belegt.
Sames s. 9olben tpuroe tpegsn lln'
oroentliden 8etragens auf elmer Stros
benbabnear 3ur 3ablun9 Der Soften
perurt6eilt, jeDod purbe pteIe StraT'
IpGter iuspenbirt.
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Sic Strafenbubnfrasr.

9ln1 Montaq gtatnlittag miro bus
StraBenbopnfpmnlittee oe5 Stnet.
ratbs nieoer cine Siblrng abhaItet
INN iiber peritieoene 0baien Der ood
oenl StraBenbabnerperten 9arrla
projeftirten REORGANIZATION oes Stru'
Benbabnperfebrs 81 berathltlaBeu
III, erlter 2inie miro Staotrathslnlt.
qlieo at large SSrnbuS cine oiele llus
terlhriften tru9enoe Eroteltpefltton
BON 8eihoftsIeuten unterbreIten. Ole
in Ser Nadbnrifalt Der SIerten lWo
Central apenIe anailig itn0, ullo DIE
eani energiit bagcgen Gunlprllh err
heben, baB inter Dem Reor8onlla-
tionsplan iuIt ldnInltIite bort nerteD-
renoen StraBenbnbnlinlen anoerstpo-
| bin perlegt mcroen.
| Ser OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sSisge'
ralo Der Observation-Disclosures, bot
te qeltern cine langerc &onfercH5 Mi
tabtanlpait 9ettnan lno madtl
Dem StaotanpaIte Die Mittheiluug
oaB Die StraBenbabnaeieIlihaft 10
nohl aui Ger 8ine-GIiftpu luie au
ser Tine.9torlpooo Sinic mabreno De-
Moraen. lmb slbenDItln0en, mdhreni
imelher ser Gertehr ON lebhafteItel
| lit, nebr @agen cingeItellt babe sllt
Der 0ine- Clifton 2inte Duroeu Ore
Iuno ouf Ser &ine.gtorluooD Sini
| innf @agen eingeltellt.
| Serr gettntau gab geltern audi De
i s(niiht glusorud, oaB lid ourd elm
Gerbreiterung Der SSobn Strabe Ohm
l6rage eine iebr nihtlge Ierfebrs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-19

cine @epIif, ,porin lie inerfDiirbiger
Weiie bic acknowledgement fir be-,
eriinoet erfl1rt.
WearD Woterman tpurbe BON Dem
aonbufteur Sojepb s. Waterman,
ben lie am 28. September 1887 BET
raibete, aeihieoen, neil er nidt fir
lie nnb ieine apei ainoer eeiorgt uno
.iie anfaugs b. 5. san5 I'M Stih &c.
laiien bat.
Des .Sobtfhfags HberS
fIbrt.
Der Garbise 9Irtbur Wilion, lpelder
unter Der Nnflase bes WDroes i'm
aipeiten Grabe itanp, tpeil .er ieinen
HaHesenoTen Wm. M. 9aplor I'm Nuz
quit 1907 eritohen bate, fpurbs ge@
ltern bss SobtIhlags fhuIbis befun@
ben. gei ieinem eriten pro5sb, nab
renp beiien er SelbItpsrtbeioigung pors
ihiiste, purbe bic Surp ipegeR Grs
franfuns zines Mitsliebes entfhuloisi
unb Der San perfhoben. Wilion per-
| lieb bic 5tabt, tpurbe aber in Glepe:
Iano, Dbio, perhaftet unb aurudse:
brarht.
56abenerfab alagen.
Reb. Belle Clinton, beren autDmo:
BIZ am 81. MuguIt 1912 an Der yter
Rihmonb pite BON elmer Gar Der Sn
terurban Hailpap &c 5erminal so. gs
troffen uno fart beIhGbist tporoen 1T
| bat bic geIeaihaft geitern auf 3oh
| luna bon $1505 pertlagt.
| Silas Jrisbse, Der om 7. Wtai 49,
Ian Der 0ine Strobe unb 5. Ipenus Dol
einem Wogen Der s. s. 8utle
9ransfer SO. niebergerannt fpurbt
unb babel eiren 8ru6 oes S6ulter
tnodens erlitt, bat besbalb eine Glug
iiber $25OO gesen bic 5irma unss
itrenst.
ginsereidie 5eIt mente.
Catherine aitt perma6t Der g
Tranaisfus Serapbitus 3ir6e $40
fir MeTsn. ibrem gtsffen Geo. Goui
Winftel bos 6aus go. 1924 pleaiar
Strabe, iotpis ben Reit ihrss gsrmi
gems. :,
Gbdritp g. Repnolbs permaht i
, 8ermDeen on ibre 5ohter Grace vi
ME Repnolbs.
Nu ataB g q den.
Ghas. 8. g. sSennel 1T Ra6lobns
tpalter BON gbtparD 6einer; perfon'
!. lien $1,000
!. @eo. 80. Weebon lit RodlabDertpa
5 ter Don Gbaritp g. Rsbnolps; Srun'
G eisentbum $1,000.
SoIepb u. aesgan lit glahlaBos
tpalter BON Sohn s. aeesan; Srun
!. sisenthum $425. !,
i 9apio aunB 1T NdtlaBperipolt
+ Don aatberine aunB; psriOnal'
5 $3.50,
r csobn Weber 1T NahloBperrpall
4 pOn 5rso. F. Weber; psr1oRal'
. SITE.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-19
CuarantGne auigebpben.

Ger itaotiihe 8eillnbheitsbeamts
Or. 2anbis bob geIrern Die Guaran.
tdnc, Die por einisen Wofen iiber
aae BON pittsbirg bierberfommen-
oen Berionen perbdngt iporoen mar.
auf, oa nahserpieiener Waben bort
ole 9latternepioenlie erlolden lit
slls elm pan5 por3iigIites Argu-
ment fir Shusinlpfung betrahtet
Or. 2anois oen geridt oes 9eluno'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-19
&uS Sem Yolt5eiseri@t.

Der s5au gsssn aliIan gctsforp,
6erausseber Der rSpl", ipuroe leitern
auf glntraa oss lteupertretenosE poIts
3eianpalts Mit9eu Wilbp uno i;9r ssr
oen ben Wunf6 bes Nngetlagtea uno
Ieinsr 0srtbeiOiger peri6oben, uno
spar auf ben "a. DECEMBER. Der 90
li3eiantpolt besriinbete ieinen antraJ
bamit. bob 8otsforo zines IbnIlten
Ueraebens BON Der 8unoes z8ranoiurg
ansetlast spprbsn lei uno man oape-
ben aussans pisies Jales abna.tsn
Islle. uebriaens linD seltern bon benz
ppliseitef gopelan orei peitsre quit
tefeble sssen 9otsforb eripirit lporoen,
unter Der 4ntlage, sine 3eituns. beren
Snbalt iih hauptl6hlih auf Die BE
idreibuna bon 9erbrehen be ttdntt.
an Minberidbriss pertuuit gu 9loen,
Sn i.bem Daftbef,N ,piro Der 1an'
bes b.treffenbsn WinberiGbrisen, elnez
3eitunysjunseu, ansegeben.
Ibos. 3. Garoner uno SoDars
gRenbenbau, Mitalieber Der anItrsl'
/ der ellnipn, lparsu perbaftet D2rfen
neil iie Dor benz Wulnut StraBs Ihea.
! ter NIT sroB.n plataten auf= uno alb
aeaanaen pdren, auf osnen e,'lof
puroe, bab bic Sbeaterleituns ssasr
bic prsaniiirte arbeiieridaft unfair
IIei. Die asItriss gerbanblune ersab
bas Bic QnsetlaateH ii6 Dollitanoi!
rubis unb oroentlih benommen batter
unr Nintsr Jride ertlGrte. bab tie un
tier oieieu umitdnoen ourdaus beref
tist eetp.ien ieien. bic betreffenos1
platate au trasen. Sic tpuroen babe
Iturssr 6aub freissiproden.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-19
(Gngeianot.)
Jobn Zftpaab
Ippellirt abermals on bas Sentld)-
t6nm unierer Staot.

oSh halte es fnr lnetne Yflldl, a1l
nieier Steae nohnals an oas 8eutlh-
thum gincinnati's 81 appelliren lltt-
Ter oeutlhes 3beater beIier 81 ul1ter-
itiisen. Saben uns bod Die beioen er-
item 8orlieaungen 3u @enilge beiple-
len, oaB 9ireftor Shmto oas uner'
ihiitterlihe gertrauen, tpelheS leit
ssabren in i'm geiest miro, iih IN Je'
Der Sinlift 81 erbalten perlutt. Set'
Der ipor ieooh Der gelud) Der beloen
erIten gorIteultngen, obrpobI ein red)t
ermutbiaenber, bod nod nidt 9ellils
oeno, nm Die ltnfoiten Der 8orItellrn.
qeu ALL beden. Die Geutlhen unlerer
stobt uno belonhers Die Sallenoe
BON 9ereinsmitglleoern, iollten ltd
oesbalb elm fpenig mebr ttlr ibren
UeuiententpeI intereiIlren. Der uner-
miiolid)e gifer bes beutIden Ebeater.
pereirs uno bes DIRECTORS Die Stat.
te Der be,1tiden Wuie 10 on3iebeno als
mogIih 81 seitalten uno Otelelbe flIr
Die 3ufllnft 3u erbulten, iollte ent-
ifieoen o1rh eilten 3ablrelheren ge-
lillh berielben onerfannt Deroen.
8enn ein jeoer 3eutit)e IN oteler
Siniid)t ieine Sfsul0igtett tbut, 10
fam bas bonn TbeaterOereIn onge'
Itrebte 3ieI Ieiht erretdt tperoen.
gei ser >,norsigeu 8orItellung bic
tet Iid gans beionoers 8ele8enhett
Die geniibingen bon 5errn 2ttt
grnIt Gdmio als S6auipieler, Re
aiIiclr uno 9ireftor an3uerfennen
gr tritt 5um eriten Wtal III oielel
Soiion oui unb 5par IN elmer lelne1
@lan3rollen. gs lit gerpiB niht 81
: uiel geiagt, rpenn mat Serrn Sdntll
ais Sfloulpieler cine Der be'tei
arGite Der beutid1.amerifonlldengilb
: ne nenut, oasIelbe fam bon lhn al
I Regiiieur geiagt lperocn. gtls Ilretto
: hot er entid,icoen etrpas gelettet, Da
inn bod angerehnet perOen NUT
: Or pubte ltets Dos S6iffletn Der Wti
len on alien alIopen, penn aud o.
4 WeQen nod 10 bod idlu8elL glufllt
}. ooriiber in ben iiheren 9aien gu bug
T fieren. @ie ihiper es lit, Die Ibltre
:. eines outlhen Wulentempels, Den
= er einmol geihloiien lit, pleoer 81 Of
= men, baiiir bietet, Iei0er Ebilaoelpbi
i elm iparnenSes geiipieI; oenn IeIt
r nigen ssabreu trauert oas oortl!
!, Geutihtbum on Der 8abre Der oeu
le ihen Utulen.
.. ssd boffe niht, bob es ie IN @ll
q cinnati 10 peit tonlnten lplro; es
81 ieboh aud niht augenebm, na
n sdlub ieber Saiion an ben Tbiirt
l9 oerieIben ferngeiunben uno opierTul
r Iiaen Ieuti6en auflopfen 3u nrIie
10 INN Die 5biiren uniere5 oeutltt
i 3beaterS lpieber offnen 5u tonne
u GieS lit ia aud obioIut nid,t notbi
% ,penn uniere belltibeu Witbiirger 81
nc Gsntereiie fir ihr 5beater ulr Elm II
~ Mig lnebr in Die Chat uniesen.
e gllio, meine lieben belltlhen 8reu
'le Sc, uno oamit meine ib beionoe
,, Die, welhe man 10 tpenig III oeutid
~ Sbeoter licht, 5eigt elnnal Dun
Il Guere 9tnpeIeubeit al Der Sta
- oeutiher alnit uno Wuie, ooB m
ue niht untiouit on guer oeutites St
,W appellirt bat, ionoern ieio itol5 81
" ouf, einen lolten Oelltiden gtuls
tenlpel su beIisen.
y. ~ aIio auf &Sieberiebeu norg
:" abeno.
!" Wsit treubeutifem 8ruBe
Guer
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-19

heitsbeomten Dr. Gbtporbg BON Bitts-
burd iiber Die fiir3lide gldtternepioe-
,uie. esn bieiem Beriht miro ndmltd}
berporgebobefL bab Die eriten SO Gr-
fronfunaen iait ausidIieBlid bel
airbern fonItotirt Duroen, Die nob
nitt oas ihulpfIidtige sllter erreidt
hotter rnb baher nod niht geintptt
tporoen iparen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-19
9ontratte btr8ebeH.

Iie itGotiihe 9putroIbeboroe per-
CAB aeItern bic iolgenoen aontrafte: ::
Aspbaltiriine Der CHAPEL StraBe, BON
Ger Gilbert Biz o,lr BART Mpenue, on
Die Rirhner Contraction go. fir
$431O. SO; Aonaliiirung Der SdIubt
inter Sarlem plnce. Der Sonatban
|9lpcnue unb Der BreiDiter Mnenue, an
DeIIing & sSran3, fir $9917.1O;
HanaIiiiruns Der 9abb sluep an
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-19

5traBe iiir 0os @eIten0 itofien lieBe,
Qeitano je0ot 81, OaB ol1f oblebbare
Belt hin an bic Turffilhrultg eincS
Oernrtiqeu 4Ion5 nIdt 9eoodt mcroer:
f0nne, 0a Elm 6erorti8es Brojett linz
iununen peridlingen Ditroe. ID
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-19

gpon Gpans, fir $1268; BfIditerung
Ser sslobeda GtraBe bis our Wtart-
brett Mbenue nit DsacooanL an N.
6. gaib, fiir $9045. 30.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-19
Saie.SnN.

Die Rationallisa GommiHion, be-
Itebeno aus ben prdiioenten Der 8
alubs unter gpriis oes prdIioenten
2pn6 ihsint Die anfloSe DEG 2sgtersn
qeaen 5erru 6orace s gel, Yraz
iiosnt Der gbilabelpbiaer nauGter"
tpeoen 9erIeumoung bes 2isa=Shleuz
oererforps melt erniter genommeH gu
baben, aIs benz rebIeligen Serrn 5osel
lisb lsin mDAts. HahDem praIioent
apnd in Der seitrissn Sisuns Der
GommiiIion ben San in allen @inasl>
beiten tiargelest bate. ipuroe Setrez
tar Sesoler beuuftrogt, Dem Auoterz
prdIieenten bic idriftlihe Qntlage
binnsn finf 1assn SuSuitsllen, Der Die.
Ielbs innsrbalb Der fOlgsnosn fun'
Gage su beantnorten bat. Die Siga=
apmmifIion piro an, Dienitog, ben
26. Rppsmber, in 9ien Yort sulom.
mentrstsn, um 9errn Joaels gertheiol=
sung enteesen3unebmen uEo elne cHt'
lhsioung ubSuseben.
| Die leBten Rahrihten bon unIrer
uReps", bic fih felt oem SdIuB be,
| Saifou (6. Sttober) uuf elmer 0uit'
ipieltour ourh benahbarte StdDt
uno Staatsn befinben, trafen gsiterr
aus Suntington. D. 3d.. ein, mo II
apeimdl Ddbreno Der Wo6s iplelten
sic perben feute in Cincinnati su
riidertpdrtet. Mis perlautet, baben I'm
lere brapen Suneeus einsn biiblhel
finonSielIen Grfols auf Der Streiftpu
lseiidert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-19
GrplOTUn.
IL. nnb @inc Ctr, Ginrinuati.

Ter Sanitatsbearte Charles
WtuQer inipi5irtc qeitern ctneH abort
i'm Soie oc@ Nauies 9to. 1858 StlnI
StraBe uno mari Elm breHneroeS
Stiid Bapier IN 6:c Seltfgritbe seSr
nahItcn 9lugenbIid crioIBtc cine Ct
p!piion. iucIhe oas oCuthouIe" BET.
aahc bcmolirte. 0tuIler luuroe nidlt
perlebt. Gin StiQularm bradltc Ore
5scllerpehr 5llr Steae, pelde Ieaod
niht IN Ebatigfeit 81 tretca traa1te
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1912-08-03
MORE HOSPITALS ARE NEEDED
Situation Improved, but Further Work
Il Needed to Stamp Out
tuberculosis.

Only four states, Mississippi, Ne
Vada, Utah and Wyoming, have no
beds whatever in special hospitals or
wards for consum Rtives. Eight years
ago when the National Association for
the Study and Prevention Of Tubercu-
losis was organized, there were 26
states in which no hospital or sanitO-
rum provision for consumptfves exist
ed, and the entire number of beds in
the United States was only 10000.
While these figures would indicate
a remarkable growth in anti-tubercu-
losis activity says DR.. Livingston
Farrand, executive secretary of the
National association, In commenting
on the subject, there are still prac-
tically ten INDECENT consumptives for
every one Of the 10000 beds, including
those for pay patients. In other words,
We have from 100000 to 100000 con-
sumptives in this country too poor to
provide hospital care for themselves
If tuberculosis is ever going to be
stamped out IN the United States,
more hospital provision for these foci
OF infection must be provided
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1912-08-03
REGULAR SYSTEM OF CROP ROTATION
AT The The HAYS EXPERIMENT STATION
Only one-Thrd of the 1iabe Upands Cropped With Wheat Each
Year--one-Tn rd Allowed to Lie FaIow---How
to Prevent the Soil From
Drifting.

q T THE Experiment Station at
"a Hays, Kansas, a regular sys-
tenn of rotation of crops for
our large farm of $500 acres has now
been established by which only one
third Of the tillabIe uplands will be
cropped with wheat each year; one
third will be planted to intertilled
crops and forage crops, largely kafr
corn and sweet sorghum, and one-third
will remain fallOw, maturing no crop
and receiving summer culture, but
during the fallow year the land will
receive a dressing of manure or an
early crop Will be plowed under for
green manure just previous to the fall
lowing The wheat viii follow the
summer fallOw and the forage crops
and sorghum and grain crops will fol-
low the wheat. Thus every year the
great income producing crop, wheat,
will be grown under the most favor
able conditions. and we expect by this
method not only to produce profitable
wheat crops each year but We expect
to produce as much wheat on the aver
age from one-thiTd of the land as we
have been producing from two-thirds
OF the land by continuous cropping.
OF course such a system of farming
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A NEW PEST FOR KANSAS FARMERS TO FIGHT


to the Entomologist, K. S. A. CT
and devising some means Il control.
Hundreds of acres here have had to
be reseeded, some of them two or
three times and the stand is still very
poor.
One of the striking things which
presented itself was the fact that
those fields, in which the seed had
been planted with a lister, were be-
ing injured, while those that had been
surface planted were practically IN
injured. It also developed that the
early planted fields, whether lister or
surface planted, were uninjured. Forty
farmers agreed that early planting
and surface planting gave the best
yields and were never bothered by
the ants. The records of the Agron-
omy Department indicated that May
10th is about the time for planting
kaffir in southern Kansas, and that
surface planting is the best method
for sowing.
Several repenants were tried on the
seed, with more or less satisfactory
results. Another set of experiments
on the treatment of the seed is now
under way.
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compels the raising of live stock to
consume the forage and this will
necessitate the building of ~siIos and
storage barns to save the forage in
large enough quantities so that there
may be always a reserve supply to
tide over a dry season and thus make
dry farming permanent and sure
There is little question regarding
the value and even the necessity of
the summer fallow in the drier areas
of the West. The tests at a number
Of Western Stations and the general
experience of farmers prove this; yet
there are serious objections to the
continued practice of bare summer
Fallow
First, there is the tendency for the
soil to waste by drifting in strong
winds and washing away in heavy
rains.
Second, summer following with fire.
quent cultivation hastens notification
and decay, thus more rapidly exhaust
ing the organic matter in the soil.
1t is possible for the soil to become
more rapidly exhausted in fertility by
alternate bare summer following and
cropping than by continuous cropping.
At least the bare summer falIow does
not add any fertility to the soil. In
order to maintain the productivity of
our Western lands, it will become
necessary to add fertility to the soil,
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IURY's RULING ON WIDOW
Pittsburg Panel Decides Husbands 27
Year Absence Frses Wife From
Matrimonial Bonds.

Pittsburg, Pa.-Whether a woman
who has not seen her husband for
81 years can consider herself q widow
has been decided by jury here. She
gan.
Anna Duclanery was charged with
perjury and bigamy She had obtain
ID marriage license to wed Joseph
Giesilieish and said she was a widow.
Marriage life Tas not smooth and the
husband brought charges against his
wife.
At the trial it developed that the
woman had been deserted by her arst
husband 81 years before she came 20
America from Austria and she has
been here ak years.
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WILLING TO SHARE PENNIES
Generous Act of Street Wait That
Gained Him a Friend in
Great Novelist.

Charles Dickens, the creator OF
many delightful child characters,
earned a million dollars during his
lifetime with his pen, but often walk
ed the streets of London in search of
material for his books without penny
in his pocket.
One evening while doing this he
was accosted by a small boy who
asked him for a penny. Dickens search
ed his pockets, but they were empty,
and so he told the boy, who was shiY-
ering in the cold.
Poor mani" exclaimed the little
fellow, well go hunks together."
Dickens stood back in the shadow
OF the street to see what the outcome
would be. The lad continued to beg.
and finally gained two pennies. He
came dancing to Dickens, with a jolly
ring in his voice.
Now" he said, wen have two hot
buns sapiece!"
Such a generous. spirit under such
trying circumstances struck Dickens
so forcibly that he took the lad home
with him, and there he was fed and
clothed, and started on the road to
better life
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FIND TREASURES in IRELAND
Many Art Articles May Be Picked
Up in Out of the Way
Places.

Dublin.-Many collectors whose
purses are not large take delight in
picking up simple treasures. such lit
tie bits of loot as are sometimes
found in out-of-the-way highways and
byways in Ireland, that sentiment of
other days exists, amongst a peas
antry noted for. their feeling OF 70
nance and devotion, and, above all,
for their sense Of beauty.
They love still the Toby jugs and
spotted dogs, the colored china cats
and dogs, smiling SWANS and wooHy
sheep, which adorned their grand
sire's farmstead chimney pieces and
dressers.
You may find them for the seeking
in Irish cottages, along with skillets
and copper warming-pans, punch
mudders" (sugar crushers), In Shelf
field plate and the sugar nippers,"
which call to your mind the time when
sugar-loaf, an expensive luxury, was
cut up by the housekeeper and stored
away against feast day.
Old brass door knockers. fast van
ishing in these days of electric bells,
iron dogs" copper measures, even
the brass amuIets to avert the evil
eye, which bedeck the carriers team,
are reminders of a less prosaic age
you may happen upon them in Irish
homes, and bring them away If you
know just how to coax an Irish man
OF woman into parting with their
treasures
Needlework pictures, samplers,
stray bits Of lustre ware, above all
the perfect Irish paste buckles and
other ornaments are not less costly
than in England, but you may get
bargains in such things as brand
tongs" for picking up live bits Of coal
to light the pipe. wooden pigeons
for drinking milk out Of or measuring
butter, pewter dishes, spinning wheels,
bellows, wooden cOffee-mills and plat
ters.
Besides, you may happen on knife
and salt boxes, quaint glass tavern
mugs, china cottages for pastilles.
night-light shelters, or saving banks