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Arizona republican., 1913-03-26
CH|LDlESS STREETS DUE TO QUARANTINE
The 1000 Mesa School Children Obey ing the Order to Remain at
 Their Homes.

Compared to other days when
 school was or was not in session. the Mesa streets yesterday were pracu- cally childless. The fact that a case of spinal meningitis had appeared in town aWoke the people to the fact that the best way to prevent a spread of the disease was to keep the child ren from as little contact with other people as possible. Even the grown
Arizona republican., 1913-03-26
TEN YEARS AGO

Perhaps Hon. D P Jones has for gotten the event by this time. but the records show that ten years ago yesterday he had eaten too many to- matoes or had partaken of some that were not as they should be. and had had an attack of ptomaine poisoning Al that time 1t is probable that MT Jones did not dream of one day aid = ing in framing the laws that would govern the state of Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-26
GOSPEL MEETINGS

A room has been engaged in the Crismon block, where nightly meet lngs are being held under the super vision of Elder s. s. Scull. The or ganization is known as the Pente- costal Church of God and the ser vices consist of singing, prayer and preaching. Open air meetings will he held, as soon as allowed to be followed by services within the build ing.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-26
MANY A SUFFERING WOMAN

Drags herself painfully through her dai- ly tasks suffering from backache head ache, nervousness and loss of sleep, not knowing her ills are due to kid ney and bladder tIOubles. Foley Kid ney Pills give quick relief from pain and misery. a prompt return to health and strength. No woman who suf- fers can afford to overlook Foley Kidney Pills.-Elvey & Hulett.-Ad- VertiSement
Arizona republican., 1913-03-26
PATIENTS ARE IMPROVING

The last reports from the son of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Gaut were to the effect that he was slightly inn proved and that the physicians had hopes of his ultimate recovery
 MT Rowland, who is suffering from a broken ankle and also under quar- antine as smallpox patient had a bad night with his ankle, Monday night, but otherwise is getting along
Arizona republican., 1913-03-26
LOOKING FOR GAYLE.

Thos. H Denniss. manager of the Hayden Meat Market. came down from the mining camp Monday evening to spend two or three days in the valley. A larger part of his time is being spent in search of cattle for use at the Hay den markets.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-26

Local grocery stores are keeping on sale home grown celery some of which measures thirty-two inches in length and is nice and crisp. It is claimed that the Mesa grown celery has much better flavor than the imported article and can be sold cheaper. The growth of celery pro- idises to be one of the big paying in- dUstries for the Mesa gardeners.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-26
LEAVES FOR TEXAS.

Mrs pr. F. c. Waide, wife of Pro lessor Waide of the Normal, left yes terday for Tyler. Texas, where some and friends
Arizona republican., 1913-03-26
Phoenix Proof
Testimony of a Resident of
 Grand Avenue.

$. J. Rice, 912 Grand Ave. Phoenix Ariz, says: T contracted kidney con- pl2int while in the army. l Was stiff and lame and there was soreness across my kidneys. The kidney sc- Ci euons were irregular in passa ge, especially at night, and l did not rest well. I finally learned of Doan's Kidney Pills and procuccd a box. 1 was soon restored to good health"
Arizona republican., 1913-03-26
WILL GIVE DANCE,

The Happy Thirty dance club of Tempe will give one of it's accustomed "hops" in the Cosmopolitan hall next Saturday evening.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-26
TEMPE

Horace B. G:iffen, agent for Tempe will care for news, sub
 scriptions and advertising In the Tempe department Office with A. Nelson & Co.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-26

And in consequence he sees no reason why a farmers advisor should not prove just as useful in the Salt River Valley.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-26
PILES CURED IN 6 TO IA DAYS

Your druggist will refund money II PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any case of Itching Blind, Bleeding or Pro- truding Piles in to IA days. soc.
 (Advertisement
Arizona republican., 1913-03-26
The Joy Of
 Coming Motherhood
A Wonderful Remedy That is Natural
 Aid and Relieves the Tension.

Mothers Friend, a famous external rem- edy, is the only one known that is able to reach all the different parts involved. It
Arizona republican., 1913-03-26
FINE CELERY

finely. He hopes to be out soon on l,n-l tnln
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-08-02
Nota triste

Aver tarde, tulvo lugar en- Bayamon,
81 acto del sepelio del senior don Enri-
Que Ponsa Pares, persona que gozaba
en- San Juan de la mayor estimaci0n
La casa mortuoria, en- la calle del
DR.. Barbosa, Sc VIC concurridlsima por
los amigos del finado y de su hijo don
Enrique, que goza tambien aqui de ge-
nerales simpatlas.
Al sentimiento general que ha pro-
ducldO la muerte del senior Ponsa Pa
res, unimos nuestro duelo enviamos
el pesame sentido 4 la descOnsOlada es-
pOsa del fnado dona Josefa Par6s 4
slls hijos don Enrique y dona Vinidilda
$ demAs deudos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-08-02
Una buena obra

FL comisionado del Interior, sei1or
Wilson, ha manifestado 4 los Periods
tas que dentro de pocos d1as empezaran
en- la carretera central, parada diez, las
obras de ensanche necesarias para evi-
tar la curva ALI existente. la cual a
causa de no poder distinguirse Ell aquel
sitio los veRlculos que van y los que
vienen ha originado numerosos cho-
ques y varias desgracias personales,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-08-02
Asociacion medica
del distrito

En- la noche del sabado 1ltimO, Sc cele-
bro la session Academica de la As0cia-
ci0n Medica del Distrito de San Juan,
con nutrida concurrencia de la ciudad
j de la Isla.
COncurrieron al actO los DOctores
Gomez Brioso; Antonio Vazquez; L6-
pez Sicard0; J. Aviles, V. Llovet; n
Dobal; NJ Fernandez Mater; p. Gu
tierrez Igaravidez; NJ. Larrosa; J. Lu-
90 Vina; B. Ashford; De Juan; Garcia
Cabrera; j. Monagas; J. Toro; Juliani;
Gonzalez Martinez y G. Munoz Diaz.
Ell doctor Lopez Sicardo inauguro el
acto dando la bienvenida a los concu-
rrentes y explicando con entusiasmo los
Jeneficios que esos torneos de la inteli-
Gencia reportan 4 los organismos que
los celebra.
Ell doctor Munoz D1az ocup6 la tri-
buna durante hora y media disertan-
do sobre los temas:
10. VarlOS casOs de dyspepsia hlper-
clohldrica curados con el aceite de oil
vas.
2o Necesidad de una rigurosa obser-
vacion de las lesiones de la boca en- ell
diagn6stico diferencial de ciertas afec-
clones tropicales
Durante la exposition del 20. tema,
Sc suscito un magnifco y provechoso
debate, en- ell cual intervinieron los doe
torres Gutierrez Igarav1dez Ashford,
Gomez Brioso Gonzalez Martinez
Estas reuniones cientifcas Sc cele-
braran el primer jueves de cada mes,
seg1n Sc nos ha informado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-08-02
Desgraciado suceso

Ell Milo AI2gel Luis Diaz, de dos amos
de edad, tuvo la desgracia de caerse
aver tarde por la escaera de la casa en-
que residen sus padres en- la calle de Ra-
fael Cordero ntlmero 49, produciendose
una fuerte lesion en- la region frontal
siendO precise trasladarlo a la Sala de
Socorros, donde Sc lie practicaron los
primeros auxilios facultativos.
Segtn nos informamos en- la casa, e1
nino estaba en- brazos de su hemana
Maria Teresa, de ocho amos de edad, y
hallandose en- la parte alta de la escale-
IA hizo lln brusco movimiento natural en-
las criaturas de esa edad, y su hermana
no pudo contenerlo. Entonces Sc lie des-
prendio de los brazos y cay6 al patio
sufriendo el tremendo golpe.
Anoche, las nueve, dos horas des
pues del suceso, sc lie present0 al ninC
una hemorragia por la nariz, siendo pre-
ciso requerir los auxilios del medico de
la Benefcencia Municipal, doctor Car
baleira.
Segiin nos informo uno de de los We
cinos de la casa en- que ocurrio el suce
so, la cual esta actuahnente siendo obje
to de reparaciones interiors; de albaii
|1eria, viven en- ella, en- diversas habita
clones, diez y seis ninos. siendo Ell mayor
de nueves amos de edad
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-08-02
DE TEATRO


Con el drama de Marquina, En- Flan
des Sc la puesto Ell Sol, Sc despidi6 ano
che de nuestro p1blico ell eminente actoi
Miguel Munoz.
Ell teatro, como correspond1a la So
Iemnidad del cartel, Sc VIC -muy concu-
rrido por la sociedad mas culta de San
Juan.
Los aplausos 4 Miguel Munoz fueron
tan eXpontaneos como justos. La
labor del artista merece todos los elogios
de la cr6nica, como alcanz6 todos los
sufragios del pilblico.
Las senoras Val, Soc1as Adams. y
los senores Requena, Palacios, Herrero,
Vizcarrondo Y Montesinos, prestaron ell
concursO de Su buena labor la eXcelen-
Ella del conjunto.
La senorita Herrero que con su triun-
fante juventud y sus notables aptitu-
DIES entra pOr la puerta grande Ell ell
templo de ThaIla, merece una mencion
especial por la manera gentil como in
terpretara ell caracter de Albertin0.
Ell ptlblico. al final de cada uno de los
actos y al terminar La function, hizo le-
vantar el telon muchas veces. aclaman-
do Miguel Mu1oz.
La companla va para Caguas donde
tiene pedida una serie de funciones
Que ell exito que ha tenido en- San
Juan, lie acompane siempre.
D0millg0 O1'oeco.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-08-02
La Ricarte y
la Cordobesita

Ri lunes apareceran en- ell Cine Las
tres Bander0s, estas dos estrellas del ge-
nero lnfimo. Lola Ricarte la Cordo-
besita, son artistas de amplio repertoire
y de envidiable cartel.
El p1blico que asitira en- gran mime
ro aplaudir a las gentiles artistas po-
dra apreciar las 1ltimas creaciones del
genero que con tanta fortuna cultivan
aquellas.
Para nuestros lectores ha de ser sin
duda agradable esta nota de arte alegre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-08-02
La diplomacia
del dollar

La prensa llegada aver de New York,
peri0dicOs de Berlin comentan ell pro
veto de tratado entire Nicaragua Y
Estados Unidos. ''El presidente Viii
son vuelye a emplear ell sistema de la
diplomacia del dollar : ha dicho un
diario de Berlin, y este, como sc advler-
tc es decirle al gobierno democrata que
su- DOlftica exterior ha fracasadO. que
aquellos anlnciOs que 4 raiz de ocupar
la Casa Blanca qllizo lamar al mundo
MIR. Wilson. no son nj significan Otra
cosa que la expression de un buen deseo
q la manifestation ingenua de un po-
litico en- cierte modo novel, no obstan-
te su edad sus notables condlciones
&c talentO.
La fortuna no Sc muestra prOplcla al
successor de Mr.. Taft. DentrO del pals
Sc lie discute, Sc lie censura y Sc lie COM
bate, y, fuera, tampoco lie saluda Ell
aura del APPLAUSE. Y verdaderamente
la politica del presidente Wilson ofrece
I'm punto faco los ataques que Sc le
dirigen. Porque 81 en- MejicO pOr 10 que
es ese pals, por la resistencia que ofrece
d la Influenza norteamericana que ALI
Sc cOnsidera perniciOsa. 81 Ell MeJlco,
donde cl desorden viene entrOnizado
desde la caida de Porfrio DlaZ, Sc la
hecho precisa la excitaci0n apremiante
de Europa, para que emplece consl-
derar ahora la posibilidad de una inter
venci0n. no Sc eXplica de manera ga
lIarda ba.a la lealtad de los procedi-
mientos americanOs esa decidida ayu-
da que el gobierno ae la Casa Blanca
Sc apresta a brindar a Nicaragua, pals
indefensO, que no puede ofrecer
d la penetration no del todO paclfica
de la diplomacia del dollar, la resisten-
cia que Mejico anuncia y que llegado
el case as indudable que llegar1a 4
realizar.
iEn que han cambiado, pues, los pro
cedimientos de los ocupantes de la Ca
sa Blanca, va sean estos republicanos
q dem0cratas?
iEs que la diplomacia del dollar tiene
sclo su campo de acci6n entire los pue-
bios inermes?
1Que genero de protectorado es ell
que Sc quiere ejercer sobre Nicaragua
5Existe, acaso, en- aquel pals un esta-
do de opinion que reclame este acerca-
miento de la pequena Rep1blica centro-
americana la gran rep1blica del Nor
tie?
Ciertamente que no. Lo que eXiste
es la facilidad de hacer un canal que
con menos costo y menos trabaJo neu-
tralizaria la importancia del de Pana-
ma.
Vel protectorado de los Estados Uni
dos Sc limita q procurar que Nicaragua
no pueda negociar con ninguna nacion
enroDea LA construction de ese canal.
A cambio de esta anulacion y de este
perjuicio, Nicaragua no reclbira bene-
ficio alguno que lie compense ole las
perdi1as que sufra. Porque a Nicara-
qua lie convendria que el canal Sc cons
truyera, para recibir las ventajas Gle su
situacion de privilegio Ell ell mundc
geografco. Lo que no lie convene po1
ning1n concepto 4 ese pueblo es que
cambio de un protectorado mezquino sc
le prive de su mas segura fuente de
progreso y de prosperidad.
Porque es SECURE que los Estados
Irnidos no han de construir el Canal
con el de Panama tienen de sobra, y s.
solo ell egoislno de impedir que otro ha
ga 10 que ellos no han de hacer, es le
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-08-02
B0lcttn Mcrcdnt1I dc Puerto RlCo

que lleva d los gobernantes americanos
4 extender SUI Influenza en- Nicaragua,
bIen merecen la ironla con que sc les
juzga.~:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-08-02

cinco amos, a 31.2o anuales, a'Bonifacio
Santiago y
"a prorrogar ell arrendamiento de
la casa de MADEIRA en- ell No. 1 de La ca
lie de Rosich, en- Ponce, al tipo origi-
nal, S. anuales
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-08-02
Consejo Executive

~AAO~JO ADONQSAVO
En- la session ejecutiva celebrada an
teayer por ell Consejo fueron resueltos
los siguientes asuntos
| lNONIBRANIIENTO
CONFIRMADO.
Lo fue ell hecho por ell gobernador
favor de don Ramon Pares para alcal-
| de de Manati.
F'RANQUICIA AOEPTADA.
El senior Carrel, secretario de Puerto
Rico, informa que ha recibido una CO.
municacion de la Compaiiia Francesa
del Gable informandole que esta acepta
las condolences estipuladas en- el permi-
so concedldole por ell presidente de los
Estados Unidos, y en- la franquicia otor-
gadole por ell Consejo Ejecutivo, para
el amarre de sus l1neas de cable en- esta
isla
ORDENANZA APROBADA.
lnforma ell secretario, senior Bennett,
que 10 ha sido por ell gobernador, una
concedi6ndole al Municipio de Juana
Dlaz TN anticipo de 5000 d0lares
ACCEDIENDO A UNA SOLICITUD.
El COnsejo acuerda acceder 4 una So
licitud de Wanzer Hernandez pidien-
Go que Sc les permita retirar ell permi-
so que hablan pedido para construir V
explotar plantas de luz electrical en-
Arroyo, Guayama, Patillas, Cayey y
Salinas.
PETICIONES.
Sc accedio las siguientes:
Del director de Sanidad solicitando
auto1zaclon para emplear, con ell fin de
prOseguir la campaIia contra la anemia,
1 medicos 81, 800 anuales cada uno :;
3 inspectores $500 cada uno, men
sajeros a $3.50 anuales cada uno.
Del comisionado del Interior solici-l
tando authorization para emplear l So
brestante auxiliar a 500 mensuaes: |
|delineante a 500 mensuaIes; 2 escri-
|bientes a S75 mensuales cada tlno; 1 So
brestante 500 mensuales;
Del tesorero solicitando authorization
para emplear temDOralmente 2 menSa-
jeros 4 5000 anuales cada uno.
.OTROS ASUNTOS.
Sc aprob6 una ordenanza del Consejo
Municipal de Vega Alta solicitando un
anticipo de 1921,
Sc adopt0 una resolution en- virtud
de la cual los anticipos anteriormente
concedidos a las municipalities de ia
yuya Toa Baja, Dorado Fajardo, Vie
ques, Cayey y Guayama seran converti-
dos en- derdas representadas por bonos.
Sc concedieron los sigu;entes empires
titos:
A Ia Junta Escoar de Ponce. $4,000
A la Junta Escolar de Mayagiiez $4,000
A la .Junta Escolar de Humacao $4,000
All Municipio de Guayama $4,000
AL Municipio de Anasco 10000
All Municipio de Arroyo $4,000
Al Municipio de San Lorenzo 1000
Habiendo expirado ell Is de Mayo la
pr5rroga de una ordenanza del muni-
cipio de San Sebastian, ell Conseio desa-
prob0 otra en- virtud de la cual Sc la de-
jaba en- Vigor, recomendando al Concejo
Municipal de dicho pueblo que haga
una nueva.
Sc autoriz6 al comisionado del Inte-
rior a cancelar ell contrato de arrenda-
miento de la isla de Berberia favor de
Acisclo Gonzalez y hacerlo con Rafael
Napoleonis
Ell comisionado del Interior fue auto
rizado ademas para arrendar:
LAS dos parcelas de terreno en-
que estan situados los edifcios de la Fe-
ria Insullar, la Junta encargalda de la
misma, a ST al a1o;
2-Un predio' de TERRA de 4 cuerdas
an al 'harrio RavamHn da lCidra nor
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-08-02
CONFIRlMADO

Lo fue ell hecho por ell gobernador q
favor de don Ramon Pares para alcal-
de de AIanati.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-08-02

En- la session ejecutiva celebrada an
teayer por ell Consejo fueron resueltos
los .siguientes asuntos
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-06-07
PICTURES OF STOMACH
AT WORK TAKEN WITH
ROENTGEN RAYS AID
Berlin. Germany, April Il.

Berlin, Germany, April IL.
On the walls of one of the exhibition
rooms of the international physio-thera-
peutic congress hung the screen of a
moving picture apparatus, and here.
pumping rhythmically and theoretically
like a huge engine, was a queerly shaped,
writhing thing, which grew larger at one
shot of what seemed to be a shower of
dust.
1t was the human stomach repeating
its normal activity through the agency
of the cinematograph film. The pictures
are the result of a combination of the
Roentgen rays with the moving picture
machine, and they have revolutionized
the knowledge of the movements of the
stomach.
DR.. ]. Rosenthal. of Munich, one Of the
inventors, explained the operation. The
patient to be examined is fed a meal of
mineral substances, digestible food which
still is opaque under the Roentgen rays.
He stands with his back exposed to the
rays, and the moving picture apparatus,
with a film very much larger than ordi-
nariIy used, records the movements of
the stomach from the front. Instead
of several exposures a second. only about
twelve pictures are taken in twenty sec
onds. The film is then diminished for
use in the protector.
The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" as the ap-
paratus is called, has also great value In
making diagnoses.
The machine has been used in Ger
many for three years. and one appa-
ratus is already in America, the prop
erty of Battle Creek specialist. It had
just been invented when the late E. H.
Hartman. railroad magnate. was in Eu-
rope before his final illness. Moving pic
tur of his stomach were taken at Mu-
mich and his trouble was diagnosed pos
itively for the first time DR.. Rosenthal
said that had Mr.. Hartman been exam
ined four weeks sooner his life might
have been saved by the earlier dag
nosis.-N. Y. Telegraph.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-06-07
w. J. BRYAN NOW In
MOTION PICTURES

Especial Correspondents the Morning Telesraph)
WASHINGTON, d. c.. May Is.
Moving picture diplomacy has arrived.
In a few weeks the public may spend a
day with Secretary Of State Bryan for
5 cents. They may witness his smile and
see him work.
On a recent Thursday, diplomatic day.
at the State Department, Secretary
Bryan asked the diplomats to do him a
favor. They said. Yes" Sure" or
words to that efrect, and they were
ushered in where he explained that a
moving picture operator desired TO make
q film of the Secretary of State receiv-
ing diplomatic callers. They came in.
shook hands and the camera recorded
everything but their speech. =
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-06-07
Next Weeks Attractions at the
Peoples Popular PIayhouses
cINEMAToeRAPH---THEATR
LIST OF LICENSED
MOTIONPICTURES
Released in Washington for
the Week Of June 9.
MONDAY. JUNE Q.

MONDAY, JUNE o.
Kate, the Cop Lubin
while John Bolt slept. Edison
"Percy's Wooing" .Kalem
TUESDAY, JUNE 10.
"The Rube and the Boob. .Kalem
Dads Little Girl. .......-:... Selig
""Cutey Tries Reporting .-..vitasraph
WEDNESDAY, JUNE II.
THE Final Judgment" q reels).
Beau crummel and Bride. Edison
THURSDAY, JUNE II.
Violet Dare, Detective. ..... .Lubin
"Cinderella's Gloves" .......S. & A.
FRIDAY, JUNE Is.
"A Regiment of Two" e reelsl.
Feature
SATURDAY, JUNE Il.
The Governors Double" q reels).
Feature
The Wine of Madness. Lubin
The above shown first time at the
Colonial
MONDAY, JUNE o.
"Othello in Jonesville". Edison
Sweeney and the Fairy. .Selig
me DdSHcloI . Ddpy NlIdSTdpn
TUESDAY, JUNE 10.
Legend of Lovers Leap. .Lubin
Two Little Kittens. Edison
The Shadowgraph Message. S. & A.
WEDNESDAY,, JUNE IL.
Red Hicks Defes the World" Biograph
The Rose Of May. .-..-...-.-.. Selig
His House in Order. ..Vitagraph
THURSDAY. JUNE II.
The Well" Observation-Disclosures iograph
Fate of Elizabeth ....-....-.-.S elig
His Tired. Uncle. .yitagraph
FRIDAY, JUNE ID.
Athletics in France. Pathe
Brought to Bay. .Kalem
''Papita's Destiny .Lubin
SATURDAY, JUNE IA.
Deaths Marathon .Biograph
For Mayor, Bess Smith. .Pathe
Does Advertising Pay. -Vitagraph
The above shown first time at the
Pickwick-
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1913-02-14
TO BURN TRASH is WAsTEFUL
Stalks, Vines, crabgrass, ETC., Should
Be Turned Into Humus and Nitro
gen-Pays Well.

Soon the time will be at hand when
many farmers in this section will, no
doubt, as usual start their annual
fires in the sedge fields as well as in
the land which they intend to cult
vate, writes w. c. Crook OF Tonnes
see In the Progressive Farmer. / have
quit this ruinous practice. and trust
that many other farmers will drop
this fogy way of doing business, and
then make one step forward toward
scientific farming. Instead of burn
ing our stalks, vines, crabgrass. ETC.,
let US turn this growth. and thus get
fine lot of humus and also nitrogen.
which we will have to purchase at 20
cents per pound next spring.
While we are turning this growth,
let's turn it deep, and follow with
subsoil pillow on our farms that have
a red clay subsoil. l am doing this,
and know from 2ast experience / can
expect a handsome profit. All the
land we can get turned this winter
will be much easier to put in fine
condition when the rush of spring
work comes. 1t will also be freer
from insects and weeds
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1913-02-14
No "overexposure.

To the amateur photographer the
great bugaboo in his work is arriving
at the proper exposure of the plate.
With most of the snapshot cameras
now in use this is impossible, as they
are adjusted for an average exposure;
but the trouble Is experienced when
he comes to the point o. makiag time
exposure. This trouble has been met
by an English manufacturing firm by
the addition of certain chemicals to the
sensitive emulsion of the plate or film
which makes overexposure impossible.
This is particularly valuable in in
side work, where the brilliantly IL
Illuminated portion of the room near
the windows calls for a short expos
ure and the darker parts for much
more. and in this case it is possible
to expose for the shadow parts with
out OVERRIDING the lighter positions.
An exposure of forty times that OF
normal is permissible, and the plates
developed in the ordinary manner;
but where, for any reason, the expos
ure has been greater than that, spe-
cial developer is recommended.