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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-23
gnbe.
Rmrs nns ~tuirfunsspna.

Gs lit betanntlia ni9t Ser 8orsus
aner Reoen. in tnapper 5orm @riinoe
uno Wiini6e oar5ulesen, unb nur me-
nise Reoner erfreuen ii4 Der Riir3e,
bic oes Dortes Miirae lit. go par es
fGon in alter 3eit, in Der oft genug
Die Ibgeor6neten bes Bottles oie Re-
ben rsum Jeniter binaus" bielten ooer
dls 9elesenheit benubten. ibr Sera
ausaufdiitten, obne tnbeb 6as Grseb-
nib Der Debate tpefentli9 beeinfluTen
gu fOnnen. Dasesen aei6nen ii1 biels
fad Intrittsreben, .Sungfernreoen",
ourd &iirae aus. beudt.nsfpertb tpers
ben iie oann, tpenn fe troboem (ooer
Dieleidt infolseoehen2) Die beabiihtigz
te Wirfung ber~porbrinsen. go erz
pGbnt cine enslii9e 3eituna Die Sung
fernreoe zines 9oros aiblep, bie oies
fer unter Der Regierung @iIbelms III.
i'm enslii4en llnterbauie belt. Gs
ftdnO elm @eieBentnurf aur 8erdz
thuns, Der ben tpesen Sodperratbs
4nsetlasten einen @ertbei6iqer aerpdbs
rem iollte. Ser 2oro, Der ob feines en-
fen 4uftretens naturgemGb iebr aufz
gerest mar, erbob fi9, als Ct an ote
Reibe fam, unb fiiblte ~ baB er nidt
Ipr.6en fDnne; er NOR %ponffdnoia Der.
tpirrt. Mit Miibe bra6te er einiae
Worte beraus: sd Tam bIoB fir
ben @ntpurf ftimmen, aber
tpenn i9 bier f6on 10 bernirrt bin
ipie mub es oa erit ben armen gtrts
g~eflagten geben, fpenn lie obne 8eis
itdrlo thren Htdtern geseniiberIfeben!"
Der piiroige 2oro nabrn aufatbmenb
feinen plaB pieoer Elm er hattie
mebr Stimmun9 fir Sen Gntipuri ace
madt als feline lebr rsofeliqen @snoT.
fen in Ser Debate.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-23
Snmoridiides.
gbaebGtt.

Del elmer groBen 9incrgciellidyaft
aitf cinem @ute bate Elm 0fiisier ici-
nen Hlob 10, OaB iein &iifen Der
@lutb oes ionit redlt gcniithliden OF.
ienen annFinS alsaeiest ipar, Cine
3eit lang belt er Die SiBc ans, enO.
lid ieood) bat err Inn einen SfenIhirm.
- Gin p~rcHBild)er Solbnt nn,B irn.
mer Dem Seiicr Manipulation luiiieu,"
iagte Der Saus6err, elm etlpos Iods
t~rabenoer alter SEER, Der ir9enb luel-
den Eaoel on ieiuen @noronunsen
nift bertragen fonnte. uaber ;iid)t
init Dem Hiifen@, erpioerte Der arie.
ger.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-23

@eridt. Jiinf Gage mad fein,r sc.
fangsnnabme puroe er in feiner Self
tost asfunosn. Die urfahs feines
pl6Siifen Nblebens mar @ift. Mis
er basieIbe erbielt, lit unaufsetIirt.
Man permutbet. bab er fif burh eiu
MitgIieb bes acknowledgements,
Dem audi er aneebDrte. Elm arienitbdla
tises BUILDER gu Derfdaffen gstpubt
babe
Der aIte BARTER unb ShGoelndre
t.n : Subnrr fpanberten ins 3ufss
bans.
Serr WeIins lebt IN pbilabelpbid.
Gr lit elm anseieEenef @iirser iener
Staot. DAB Som uno .SolbrDot
nabe baran paren. ibm Sempletons
@rmorbuns ausuiGreiben. bat Ct niat
erfabren.
Serr Sountain lit felt sfrei Sabren
NIT Slora Wbgrope perbeiratfet. Gr
bat fein untbdtiges 2eben aufgsseben
unb e%rfreut iid als elm sei6idter
9lrat elmer guten praris.
Die nGhitsn Sreunoe biefes @hes
paares iinb 9err uno Grau 9ols
brppt.
go 1T ul5o Serr Solbropt i'm Be-
fib elmer @attins Natiirlid; tpie
fDnnte es anoers 5ein! Das @iebers
fetsn. nelheS err unD Mnnie in Der
9ahtdmmer bes S6Goelnarbens
SpbnnD feierten, bepies beutlid, bob
ibre Ser5en gu sinunber geb0rten.
Jrau Sempleton erlebte nod bas
Slid, ibre So9ter in Der Sbbut jes
nes treuen Mannes seboraen gu ies
ben.
Gin So6n unb cine So9ter brins
gen SornsnIdsin in oas iunse Suus.
Del Spbn beibt 5bomas grpan
Solbropt.
qnnie beiibt auBer ibren eisenen
&inoern aud nod einen Bflegeiobn,
Hamens Maurics McSultp. Sic
bat i'm aus benz Sdatten zines lie
belpien 9aieins gu iid senommeu
lnb iiberfdiittet ibn nit Dem Hei9'
tbum i~nnisiter Mutterliebe.
@s ~foitete its 4nfanss groBe Wibe,
Den fleinen Milbsn an elm 8ulturles
ben gu seipDbnen. Sbrer @~usbauer
ift es iebo9 aelunsen, Den aeim oes
@nten gu nGbren, Der in Der 8ruif
oiefes friibsr 10 ungliidli6en ainoes
perborsen slimmte. Sic erlebt iebt
piel Sreube an ibn. Gr miro elm
tiidtiger. brapsr Meni9 perhen.
Der bdufigIe 8eiuder Der Jamis
lie !6~olbroot 1T elm bibf6er Sung
nit bfallen 4ueen unb Ger3ges
pinnenbem 2uden. Sp oft er eins
trttt - unb ous geidiebt fat tag
Ii9 - bliben unb f~unteln Die Qu-
gen Der brsi &inber Dor 2llit nno
8ergniisen. rSntel Som tit ba!"
f9allt es jiibelno bur9's 9aus.
0o6 tpenn bann Snfel Som ben
fleiren Maurice nedt uno ibm auruft:
.Ni9t pabr, Steiner, es lit G9aO:,
odB mir ben alien 9reult6en Terl
niHt pinbelpei9 sebrpi1en baben,"
10 antnortet oieIer nit einem 4nflug
ietner fat iiberpunoenen Wilbbeit:
%, i9 pollte, Der appf ipdre ibm
gu 8rei g~epriieelt."
gber Som miro ni6t nur i'm Sols
9auie geliebt unb geebrt.
eifrise Dirtiumteit, iein uns
.rmiiolider aampf gesen Die bDien
glemente Ger Staot baben ibm Die
aller guten 8iirser BON Netp
gort 5usenanot. Rad pie Dor ee@
CT als nambafter Sournaliit Der
jenes bobe Inie6sn, bas er ii9
Dur9 iein raitloies Su6en nq1 benz
gisentbiimer Oes Brilliant : anopfes
erfparb.
Enbe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-23
Mnhen Der @emitter.

2ebrer: nSmDiefern iino oie Sc.
foittcr moblthItig2" &arl: sic
rei1tigcn Die Sitft 2ebrer yGid.
ttg, llnb noolrb reinieen lie Die
2irft2 On, Anton fannlt mir oas
moDl iagcn2" aiiton: .Dur1 ben
Ieger, Der m1idt file aus.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-23
gefabl s~hermometer.

Surge 5rau (por ibrem Seburtss
tasstiid): .nad ia bas NOR nod
cine idone 3eit, als mir mein Ggon
lauter iiberfliiiiige 0inge idenfts!
Sebt iino es nur nod praftiide De.
genitdnoei"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-23
Die @inlaonna.

3{pei oltc Sreurloa hatten bret
Sage 5~lliairrtcu petlebt. .Gn bait
lier ein biibides Sausdlen" Iagte
Ser Gait am Gage ieiaer 4breile.
stber Der @arten iiebt Elm uenig fail
ans" r@eil Ole 8aume nod 10
iumg iinb," crpiberte Der @aitgeber.
sd boffe, Dab lie Diibid groB ge.
morOen iinO, penu Oh mieoer.
frmmlt."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-23
sdruierise aOnoeriaSOn.

yIa, Grdulein Sratien lit bod elm
redter 9leiflob. Satte ih tie oa ueil.
lid 81 Gid BEL 4oniiiI 2urif, unb
oas einsise 8ort, pas tie iaste, iuar:
oNein!" lln6 Inn oas aus ibr her.
ons5ubrineen, muBte i'd nod Inn lire
Sano anbalten."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-23

Semi a m. aufette: gDenn
i'd ipolte, i'd tonrte cine fiibrenoe
Role in Der Srauenbepesunq ipieIen.
Serr: @ber Sic bsgnagen lids lie
Der oamit Die Mdnnsr on~aufiibren,
nidt fpabr9
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-23
y
Gbrlihfeit.

Neutrality-suspicious.: d6n6en sic
ben gilbruf ALIEN periibt2"
StrGfling: ySapobI, Serr @eri6ts'
ratb. Sebcn Sic, menn man iib ba.
BEL auf einen anberen Nteniden per-
lGbt, uciB man ME, OBJ CT ebrlih iIt!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-23
Yraftiid.

SremOer: r@er lit ser iunse
Monn?" 9rudereibeiiser: .Mein
2ebrlins; ih bringe ibm bie SIN.
fangseriinbe ser i%ogenannten ~ifppors
sen aunit" BEL uno laiie i'm oesbal5
&oBlen id)alfeln."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-23
@einl Gappprt.

pSerr Snuptmann, meloe gebor.
lanit, Dob gcitern ,taht ser Refrut
@abrina i'm Spital eeitorben If"
yGlenoe Sdlolnpereil Der aerl mar
ia nift einmal balb aisereroiert.@
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-23
@priidtia.

Sic baben pie es i6eint, cine ti!d.
tige @irtbidaftcrin, SEER &olicJc!
@arum beiratben Sie Die nidlt? -
0aran bab' id aud idon gebadlt;
oher ib fiirfte, menn lie merit Dic
bod id Tie idase utlb ME gerlle id)
lie an mid feiieIn modte. oann sibt
lie mir eincn aorb. ~. lilb perlangt
Wcholtserhollna
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-23
@oridlaa.

2ome: n@arum oerind)en sic SIR
Sell Bel 6raulein alara nidt ourds
Selepbon2" Serr: ga wiiroe lie
ia nidt milien, per i6 bin" - 8a.
me: agber Oas perbeiiert pielIeidt
SBre attsiidtenl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-23
SdaSenfrenSc

Snfel: @armn ladit III benn
Sris? gu bait Cod ioeben BON Bapa
tiidtige Briigel befommen2 ga,
aber Der Sadel bot ilt3pii6en baS
ganae @6enobrot sefreiien!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-23
tebertrnmpft

Griter aonomirtb: nMein @etreioe
itebt Dies Sabr mieoer miierabel,
falim cine Sano bod" 3meiter
9anOpirtl: yGas lit nod gar nihtS.
8ei mir n%liiiien Die Sperlinge fnien,
luenn lie cs abireiien molIen!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-23
@eldJe gcbnlidfeit

beitebt 5pild)en cinem mooernen Wa.
lei nno einem eifrisen SllB9dnger9
Der cine lit 6ltturiit, Der aitoere Sub.
touriit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-23
Sn Ser @eitanration.

@ait: y9eben sic mir einen eun-
| aenbraten obne." - Gellner: ,9itte,
miinidet sic i'm obne Heis ooer obre
&artoffeln2"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-23
ainScrmunS.

SEQ, Sans ~ Oh ideinit did ia
gar nidt nit Geiner r,euen Giien-
balm Su freufn2" .Md - Die is
ia gar mid ttfs,H at friegen"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-23
s6mmadcr Mrbcit.

gue auIirdge fir Elidorbett ipsreer5
pinfiIid, beior9t, AoIbipblen bon 80 big 80
Gents; Soihfpbien dui. Commemorative bon
.35 bis 50 Gents. 2inberidiubioblen pon25
bis 80 Gents. " 6. u a o..
5--17--12
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-23
aatuna 5armfr uab Wbf3iairr

Wenn ibr Sbiibdume irseHb elmer ar
pfan5cn woui, bann fommt au unS obei
Id)idt nns cure 8efteaunsen. nn5ere 9d,mt
dnb pIlan5en iinS gut semadIen, frditis
unb purben in SaScoaabe Gpuntp aeaoaer,
o bab lie beHer 9ebeiben iperben ais 5olt,i
bieibr BON anSpdrtS be3iebt.
Rboenir Rurierp,
Wopiam, Wlo.
aop11 @asconabe g.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-28
CATARRH EISER|ES
FOREVER ENDED
A SIMPLE. SAFE REMEDY BRINGS
INSTANT RELIEF, EVEN ~
THI WORST CASES.

The quickest. safest and best NaF
20 cure catarrh s 1y using @ remedy
that viii touch thc spot and DO It's
~ork 0ni0kly without leaving any bad
effects Ey Cream Balm. which Is
applied Zoo fhe uosirils or rubbed on
the throat or chest. gets right al the
root OF thc trouble and instantly re-
ietes even the worst case Of catarrh
IN few minutes after applied. yOu
ran feel ioosening up in the head,
the pain and soreness are gone. the
sense of taste. smell and hearing COME
back. and YOU feel like a different
person
Ely 3 Cream Balm cleanses heals
and strengthens the inflamed mem
branes, stops the nasty discharge
which makes the breath foul and
causes the disgusting hawking. spit
ting and blowing. Hay fever victims
Who are made miserable with fits Of
sneezing and coughing get instant re-
lief by the use OF this simple remedy
Don't suffer with catarrh another
day Ely's Cream Balm will relieve
you Immediately. and a nifty cent bot.
Gle will more than likely effect com
plete cure All druggists sell H.
Special Agent L. o Thompson 4
Co.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-28
KNOX OPENL Y VOICES
HEARTYAPPROVAL OF
PAN-AMERICAN PLANS

New York. May a. Folloeius Is
tho address Of Hon Philahder G
Knox. Secretary Of state. before The
pan-American Society here tonight
Wr President and Member of thc
Pan-American society
From an examination al fhe rules
Governing your organization ! lind
hat the objects OF the Society are
TO promote Acquaintance h"t~"en
the representative men Of the United
states and those 81 the Latin-Ameri-
IAN republics
~ show hospitality and attention
10 representative Latin-Americans
/ Who visit tho United States
To take such other steps inyoh-
ing mo- political policy which the Soci-
cts may deem wise 10 develop AMI
conserve good understandings. true
/ friendship. and mutual knowledge OF
each other among the American Re
publics and peoples
and I desire most heartily 10 con-
gratulate you IN having accomplished
the organization OF sOriety along
these lines the following Of which
must inevitably lead 10 50 much re-
clprocal good and mutual benefit 10
an the countries Of the Western Hem
lsphere. sincerely believe that in
the organization Of this Society g
great forward stride has been made
I'm the direction OF closer and more
sympathetic understanding and coop
Ieration among the nations Of Amer
II lea
Knowing that lack ~ mutual ac-
qua ntancc always operates as q ser
lcus handicap TO successful and sat
isfactory relations between the men
OF this hemisphere who deal with the
affairs ~ the government the Pres
ident az You are well aware, recently
directed me 20 pay visit Of courtesy
10 our neighbors Of the Caribbean
m fulfilling this oncrous but most
lrra'ifv,ng mission confided 10 me by
tho President. 10 be the bearer Of
greetings Of earnest friendship and
good viii on behalf Of the people OF
my country 20 the Caribbean and
Latln-American States on the eve Of
! the completion ~ the lsthmian Canal
|thcre came 20 mo the great pleasure
of visiting for the first time and
meeting upon their own soil the hos
pitablo and generous sons and daugh-
terra OF ten ~ the Caribbean Repub-
/ lies Nv mission gave me the oppor-
turitv 10 become better acquainted
with the people ~ Latin America and
20 famillarize myself with the diverse
features OF those important countries
I. o.iahled me 10 visit the countries
Ivnero. IN the sixteenth century. the
great pioneers Of the western move
mcnt 81 civilization were most active
in their endeavors 20 conquer aew
fields of enterprise and 10 open vast
regions heretofore uneNplored 10 see
the peak In DARN upon which tho
great Balboa stood and first came
to realize that the lsthmus of Pan.
anna was the barrier that halted his
further western passage. TO witness
the progress already made IN sweep
/. Ing away this obstacle work which
will revolutionize the commerce Of
the world. 10 see the romantic spots
visited hy the Buccaneer Morgan. 10
pass over the places trayerscd by the
intrepid Alyarado iu his triumphant
march through Central America 20
know me country of the great Boil
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1912-07-31
MONEY TO COMBAT
THE ARMY WORN
House Passes Aiken Resolution
for $1,000.
Senator Smith Asks tOr'$25,O 900
to BE Immediately Avail
able. Expected to Pass.
Special to News and Courier.

Special to News and Courier.
Washington, July 25.-Special: The
House OF Representatives. to-day passed
the resolution offered by Representative
Wyatt Aiken, OF the Sd South Carolina
district, for the appropriation OF $4,000 to
aid the department Of agriculture in meet
Ing the emergency caused In South Caro-
lima and other Southern States by the
ravages OF army worms. Representatives
Lever, Of South Carolina, and Helm, OF
Alabama, spoke in favor Of the resolution
Senator E. D. Smith to-day called on the
Secretary OF Agriculture to enlist his aid
in the effort to check the ravages OF the
army worm. Secretary Wilson said he
had experts ready, but that owing to the
delay Of he agricultural bill in conference
there are no funds available to place them
In the field. The Secretary saidithat $4,000
would be much too small IN amount.
Senator Smith ut once prepared and In
troduced in the Senate a joint resolution
authorizing the payment OF $25,OOO to tho
Secretary Of Agriculture for Immediate
use In fighting the pest, with tho provis"
that this amOut shall be deemed to have
been advanced as APART Of the fund pro-
vided for such purposes in the pending
agricultural bill and shall be subtracted
therefrom when the bill becomes a law.
There ia a serious situation in the de-
nartlnent ~ a result Of failure to enact tho
appropriation bills. The resolution ex-
tending appropriations on the last fiscal
years basis limited this emergency e4-
penditure to one-twelfth Of that years to-
tai, and one-twelfth OF the new fiscal year
is almost gone. Employees are being
temporarily dropped here and there on
account of the fear Of a crisis.
h. F. NJ.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1912-07-31
JAPANESE CITIES AS MODELS
Lecturer Declares They Are Ahead Of
Other Nations In Municipal
Government.

That western ideas Of civilization
have permeated Japan to such an en-
tent that 1t is rapidly forging ahead
Of some Of the recognized leading ma
tons of the world was the declara-
ton made by Harvey N. Shepard OF
Boston, former attorney general OF
Massachusetts, In an address on Jap
anese Municipal Governments" to the
members Of the Philadelphia City
club. Mr.. Shepard also declared that
the Japanese people were far ahead
Of Americans in solving municipal af-
fairs.
In no other countries on the face
OF the EARTH" he said, "are the mu.
nieipal governments closer to the will
OF the people than they are in the
TIovery Kingdom, and graft and eI-
tsavaganoes such as often charged
AGAINST the odfciaIs Of cities and
towns In our own country r prae-
ticaily unknown. While the munich.
palit,es Of Japan are OF O moro recent
development than q own they are
founded On q Ayme4 basis to further
the peospeTsy Of the people. Patterned
after the cides Of Irance and Prussia
their administration corresponds
greatly to that Of the municipalities o.
those two European countries. All
yer Japan there is a marked progress
In municipal affairs. Public works are
being forwarded and they are con-
structing good roads and developing
their harhors."
Mr.. Shepard spent mary ysass IN
Japan and Studied closely ire phasss
q nks IN THAT snptrs. CAS- skilled
vusanen," 10 said, me hpaHaes aA0
sapaGb becoming ysoAdAnk and as
ocnal b the skilled vortHAa 81 our
. country. fhes Is ne shHd labor
ia the fnohorta. and bsoanss o this
wages have increased psrospdbly.
While modern and ancient dviliza.
tions an contrasted SHARPLY With each
other In some parts Of the Japanese
islands, they are rather a modern
country with ~telesraphs, railroads and
other conveniences such as we 10
America enjoy"
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1912-07-31
SEES ONLY THE Bio CITIES
Brooklyn Minister Would Have TherA
Beautifed al the centere OF
Our Civilization.

Dr.. Hills Of Brooklyn, while hold.
Ing pronounced views on the dis
graceful condition at present prevail
Ing in many American cities, has
very optimistic views Of the future.
There is a new spirit abroad in the
nations Of the earth" he said. "A
spirit of revolt against the ugliness of
large towns Is now sweeping over the
Old World and the New. This revolt
has taken on the majesty OF a Destroy
ing wave. London and Paris. Berlin
and Vienna are tired Of the old uGdt.
ness.
In Germany alone I have found
this summer twenty volumes fresh
from the press, with the ink scarcely
dry on the pages, on the new science
Of town planning and city building.
"In u own country 100 cities are
now organized and formally commit
ted to q commission for laying out
the lines Of growth for twenty years
to come.
GAIL Of u cities OF the first class
having over 10000 900 population, most
of our cities Of the second class, With
100, 900 population 10 100000 and
more than 100 cities Of the third class
have their organized municipal com
mission on city building.
The time ives when our civilization
was largely rooted in the country, IN
the farm and the rural village, while
the city was only a ganglion and
nerve center rather than the brain.
Now every year the pull of the
metropolis upon the heartstrings OF
boys and girls In rural districts Is a
stronger pull. The city Is the center
Of business, with manufacturing and
financial life. The city Is the home
Of music, art and eloquence. The
city Is home of the college, the libra
ry, professional schools, and for all
these reasons 1t Is quite certain that
as the city goes so will go the re-
aublic."
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1912-07-31
Err TRYING
ON LIVESTOCK.
Many Mules Frustrated and AT
Least Four Died Last
Week

The past week was the best weather for
farmers that the present season has wit
messed, and from all sides come reports
Of the progress Of the cotton crop. Many
farmers were able to kill a. great deal OF
grass, and the cotton was benefited by
the hot sunshine.
While beneficial to the cotton crop, the
high temperature Of the past week were
were somewhat trying on humanity, and
dumb brutes were great sufferers. Many
heat prostrations some say as high as 4ol
we're reported by owners OF live stock anil
at least four deaths OF mules as a result ol
the heat have been noted in Abbeville.
Among those who lost valuable mules
we're: Mr.. J. n. Lawton, Messrs. A. N
Hill & Son. who had three mules stricken
but managed to saw. all but one; Mr
Gordon White, and Mr. McIlwainc, who
lives neal town.
Nr. O'Brien, who treated a great many
OF these cases, says the past week was one
OF the most severe ON livestock that he
has known for some years.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1912-07-31
How To Fight Army Worm
CLEMSON EXTENSION WORK

There is in this State and several other
southern stNtes ar invasion of the Fall
Army Worm on corn, grass and cotton.
This caterpillar is about l to ~ inches
long when grown. 1t is quite different
from the cotton caterpillar although many
farmers mistake one for the other. This
insect which is now in this State is not the
cotton caterpillar which did so much in
jury to cotton last summer, but is the Fall
Army Worm, which is sometime called the
Grass Worm.
The Fall Army Worm is usually present
but in such small numbers that they do
no harm to the crops, but on the Other
hand eat the grass in the fields. 1t is
only when this insect gets abundant that
it does harm by eating grass, corn, peas
and cotton. The weather conditions this
season have been usually favorable for its
development. Most farmers who have
seen the work Of this insect realize that
immediate action Is necessary for the con-
troll Of this pest.
Control Measures-The two poisons that
have given the best satisfaction 81 Tar are
powdered arsenic OF lead and Paris green.
Paris green can usually he bought ut a 10
cal drug store, while as a rule arsenic OF
lead can be secured from Wholesale deal
ers and most all seed houses. A few such
firms are Lamar Rankin Of Atlanta, Ga.
The Willctt Seed Co. Of Augusta, Ga.,W.
n. Bird 4 Co. Of Charleston, s. G., h
Murray Drug Co. OF Columbia, 8. G., P;J.
Burkmans. Augusta, Ga, Sherwin VIII
liams Co., Savannah, Ga.
How to distribute the poison: About
six inches from each end of a board one
inch thick and four inches wide, and
twelve inches longer than the width OF the
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As to School Trustees.

In the last issue Of The Press and Ban
ner, under the heading "Loafers' Column
there appeared a paragraph which made it
appear that the law required school trus-
tees to take the oath prescribed for oil! per,
sons who are sworn into office. This is
incorrect, according to Superintendent OF
Education Hammond, who says that 1t Is
not q law, but simply n ruling OF the State
Board Of Education.
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Mr.. John Evans, of the Antreyille sec
ton, was in town Monday on business.
Hon. J.. Moore Mars left yesterday for
Washington, wnere he will attend the
meeting of Southern railway attorneys.
Mr.. Luther Bradley, Of Abbeville, Is in
stalling all acetylene lighting plant Tor
DR.. F. Y. Pressly.-Associate Reform
Presbyterian!
Miss AlIeen Hammond, who has been
the attractive guest Of her cousin, MISS
Addie Bowie. for the past few weeks, leii
TODAY for Abbeville, SC, where she will
visit relatives before returning to he
home in Sp%artanburg, S. C.-Elberton, Ga
Star.
Mrs. Susan d. Hill is in Abbcville visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Wade Cothran. From
Abbeville Mrs. Hill will go to the noun
tains OF North Carolina to remain until the
early fall.-Edgefleld Advertiser.