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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-24
2Ie6anif6e 2GnltRapparate
3iirien in 3nfnnft 81 9ieflamesweden
bennBt iueroeH.

atuf 9sranlaiung bon GERM Rel
dert BON Der IL Waro nabm Der
Staotratb geitern unter aufbsbung
Der @ei6dftsreseln cine Srbinan5 an,
pslde bic bisberisen dui serduidboas
Strabenreilame be5iigliden gsitim<
munsen babin amsnOi.rt. bab .s in
3utunft ssitattet isin iOa ms9aniI6e
Muiitapparate auf oen Straben gu
Retlams5peden gu bsnuBen, Dorausse>
Iebt. bab Der Gisentbiimer bes Saus
fes. boz pel4sm Der Wiuiitapparat
aufiteIluns finbsn ioa, feline 3uitims
mung bier5u siebt.
Die SroinauS ipurbe i'm SntsreTe
eiHsr erob6ddersi ansenommen. fpel6s
bemndfit fir ibre probutte our6 eis
nsn Muiitapparat Retlame gu MAIDEN
beabiihtigt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-24
2lpptbefer
Sratem seitera cine Stubienreiic mad,
SetrDit an.

gtnt geitriqeu glbeno traten % bic.
iige 9tpotbefer cine Stuolenrelle nad)
Setroit, Wtid., alL I'M bort Die Sabo-
ratorien Der 6irma &arfe 2aols q
50. 3t inipi5iren. &on 0etroIt aus
lperoen Die &erri6aiten nod Ro6e-
Iter, Wti6., reiien I'M Die Tieb- lno
Gieroebeeroen in glugenidein 5lt neb-
men, non oenem 9lrtitorion gegen
9ip6tberitis genonnen miro. ,Silr
ser 9(usiIug lit aud Elm 6iibi6es I'M
Notwithstanding oaS mebrere
9(usiliige per Boot uutfaBt, por8ele'
BeI.
Ser isiibrer Ser 9lu5fliigler lit
Serr 9(. s. S6parb ln6 Die iibrigen
G6eilnebner iinb Die Serren: Charles
@blers, Or. ". q. S5acobs, Or. q. Vt.
@alfer, ). W. @elii, $. :. s6nlte,
&. g9. =. Grnmer, g. Stllntebed,
g. 9f. 9fuhert, Sc. 5. Slant, Or. Z,
8. guten, $. SS9ler, sos. Smith,
7Sobn 8eif, 3. 5reudtmeper, Tlctot
Mu6lberq, gbpar6 atpp, $ Sine
moeller, Oscar WtuGer, 3. s. 9enner
.. &. ReiiifneiOer, $. 9olples,
@eorge. @ueie, ). &. aotte, !. 8olte,
$. &attman 6. 5. 2ammert 2. T.
Wturphp. &. j. Serooino, Sos
Sdneibcr, II. 6reiberg, u. aern, Or
@. 9. Wtaroin uno s. @. 8eIter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-24
Temer.

0ur6 cine tlsine 9aioline Grplo.
iion sntitaub in Der Wobnung OOu
Sobn Glart, Ro. 1906 Wbitlop Stras
BE, sin unbebeut.nOer granb. gu beis
len 4blOidunS bic 5euerpsbr biH3us
se3osen purDe. Der anseridtete
Sfaben lit nur ssring.
Gin sr0Besss Dump sUsuer
brad in Der Radt gum Sisuitag an
Der airbp unb Golerain 4penue aug.
Die 2Oibmanniduftsn batten Biz aes
fern MorssH aniirsngenb gu t9ur,
I'm bes Seuers Serr Su tperoeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-24

gerfsit 8eridtsritatter ipanbslt unge-
Frat untsr palmen. Sas 1T natiirs
lid fisiirIid 5u nsbmen, benn icipeit
fiiolid liegt Gouisbille ni4t, bab bier
i9on palinen eebeiben.
SIR aorrefponbent bat ii6 aud
fhon nit muiitdlif6en @eniiHsn Doll>
geIogen. Gr ipobnte elmer probs bes
ainOer4ors bei unb seipann babel bic
lleber5eusung baB Die 5eitballe cine
CUTE 9ltuitit bat. Die 5arteiten pid<
niiIimi iparen i'm entfernteiieN Winfel
Der seipaltisen 5aas tlar unb bsutli9
Dernebmbar. Die &inOer iingsn am
Treitac unb bic iiiBen Raneen lDerben
iiderli6 ben 9ogel abI9ieben. au9
ben 2oIisDiller Seitdor bate id 6eus
te abenb @elsgenbeit su boren. Gr
probte nit bem Sr6eiter. Wein urs
tbeil ii6sr ben Gbor, Der ipobl 100
Stimmen itart lit, iperoe ib mir fir
Wiittipob 2tbeub porbebdlten. ipsnn er
lein a0nnen Dor Der Seffentli9teit
oar3uibun bat. Sd nldube. er ipirb
nit Gbren beiteben. 2llfo Biz morgen.
Gin telegrapbii6er GliidipunId aus
Der 5erne 1T 6ereits cinsetroffen. Bin
feaprdiibent gbarles q. S6mibt
empfing bsute 9lbenb bon benz prGii-
benien bes 0eutl9 4merifdniiden
Nationalbun0s in philadelphia, Or.
s. 5. Ssramsr, ben folsenbsn 9ruB
unb @liidpuni9: Sersli9r 8riibe
gum Sdna.rfeit unb Ndtionolbunbsss
piinihs fir 6errIihen grfols.
6. %.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-24
Sein Nahlaiien
Gas thermometer itanb seitern iuls'
Der auf 102 @raO.

Der CONNER fi6rt iid auf iebr
na6oriidlite WeiIe ein. Der geitrlge
Gag bro6te pieoer Elm i4isr unertrdg@
li6e Semperatur uno 6ds Auedz
fiber tlsttsrts langiam, aber ii6er auf
102 Grab binauf. 2inoerung 1T ios
rsit nod ni6t in 9lusii6t. oenn Der
@sttsrpropbst bat fir beute uno NOR
gen lpieber id0nes uno iosar nod
lpdrmerss gDettsr angetiinbigt.
SIN 2aufe bes Radmitta9s bate
es 3sitDsilig ben glnIdsin, als OBJ uns
Elm @spitter bepOritiinoe, ia peri4ies
bsntli9 b0rts man iosar in Der Jerne
oas bumpfe grOlen pss 9onners, ia
fir einise Setun0en bat ss iogar in
usritisbensn Stabttbeilsn rsstropfelt"
absr bic buntlsn Wolteu perSogen ii4
iebr balb nisbsr uHo bic Spnnens
itrabIsu idisnsn banH nit ernsutsr
Strait.
Cine Isbr brOqise gri6sinuns tOnn.
ts man gsitern yla6mittds
i'm Ratbbaus tlr3 OOr pier
ubr b.obatten. On Der tpeitlis
den Settle bss Ratbbauiss on Der
Central 2tDsnus fieI fir einigs Wiuus
ten Elm srfrii6enber Regen, iooab bic
puFantsn in S6HslIidritt siHberiaus
ten, pdbrsno gu glei9er 3sit an Der
0itli6eu Settle bes Ratbbaules, an
Der BLUM StraBe aud nidt Elm 5rOs
pien Rsgen fisI.
Rati.rli6 bate Die sspaltise 5iss
pisosr peridisbens Sisitlase CUR
5OIgs. baruntsr, pie an unSerer Stle
ls bsri6tst, lsioer sinen nit t6otlihem
aisganss. Die iibrissn 6isfdle. bic
aur SsnntniB Der pOIi5ei tam.n, pas
rem pis folst:
QtnOrsp asGp. 26 Sabre at, brad
an Der unipsriitD glDsnile bspuBt!os
5uiammsn.
Dan Mprau, 45 Sabre alt, ppn
Io. 1131 9eit StraBe. t1eluer >
ap6 i'm Berlin Rsitaurant, go. POP
U eft 4. Strdbs, bei6Gftist 1T, braq
bsi Der arbsit beiinnungslos auiams
men.
Carl Slider. 26 Sabre alt, Don &c.
208 WasnOlia StraBe, Ser aIs 3ei4s
ner in Der 9ictor 2ampens6abrit. an
Der Golerain 4Dsnue, tbdtis 1T, tpurnt
in Der Gabrit Don Der Sise iiberndls
tist.
Sames @leaion, 67 Sabre alt, Don
Ro. 1117 Oeblsr Strabe, purpe i'll
ieiner @obnllHg Don Der SiBe iibcrs
mannt uno fiel babel cine Sreppe l,n'
ab. 9ledIon, peIder i'm itdot:'
i6en 8rantenbauie 9lufnabms fano,
trug 9srlsBungsn am appf uno all
Iinten G6enfel oapon.
Nm Der Station glpenue uno Spring
9roue piis, itiir5ts am Radmittas,
5amss 9lpplesats. 40 Sabre alt Don
go. 4137 Blue Rod StraBe bon Der
oibe iibsrpGltist, bepuBtIos gu so.
ben uno mubte- na6 oem
itabtii6sn Soipital ssbra6t psroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-24
,9okal.Dfrid)t
Der 9tabtratb
Grflart i'd init "a sesen 5 stimnlsI'
oeseu ben prOjeftirteu neneu
ssreibrief.

Tie gteIlungnabme in Der slnselegsn.
belt criolste oni geranlaiilng BON
Serrn WluIlen. Staotratbsnlit-
gIieo Saipper argumentirt 8u @un'
itcn bes 5reibrieis. = Serr @inl.
len lit namentlid segen ben fleinen
.etaotratb ino Die parteiloie @abl-
Seiner gebauptiins nod iutll
man in Glepelauo Die paricilole
Mabl picoer a6idaiien - Gie
StaStpater Nenfe iuno @iIlenborg
entbalten iif Der slbitimnitng.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-24

anuepen nno Saipper itinIrnten. Gie
Scrren Renfe mio 8ilcnbors emit
DicItenl iib Der slbitimnuing. Serr
aienfe BON Der orittem War6 erfldrtc
ipdter, oob ieiner slniidt nnd bic
Srage nift Dor oeni Sfabtrdtb ge.
Borte iub Serr MiIlenborg erfl1rte,
ais nit Der glbitilnnlllilg bcgoiiiien
iuerbrn ioIfte, bab Die Stiitnlgcbcr
ieiner @aro iib bereits gegcn ben
Sreibrief erfIdrt bdtten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-24
seinrn g,ranblpnnOen erIeaen.

Der Coroner purOe ssitsra BON bsm
1obe b.s II Sabre alien Martin 9us
bingham, aus Camp OsHniion, g.. be-
nabridtist. gBie bsm Coroner mitges
tbeiIt purbs, mar 9udingbdm ber5leis
b,nb unb ipurSe Dor elmer Wode BON
sin.m Qlnfaa bsimssiudt als elm
syeuer in Der RGbs ieiner Wpbnuns
dusbrat. Der bstdste Mann, fpelder
eb.nfans gu BEN @raubplab elite psrs
IDr BEL benz sInfaII bas GsIsiHseritt,
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glnf Der .anipeftionstOnr.

3ie Siio6abntrlliiees Soiep6 Z.
Garatu, gs. Z. aorter, Z g. 60
tporos, Sobn 81. Sapler irnO 9. s.
teboo0ale troten geiterL bc0leitet polI
giirgerlliciitcr Spieeel, Den Gti6tcrll
Spper6eimer uno @terreI pom GU
periorgcridt, ocm gi3cprdiioentcll
9Donlas q. Bpipea ino benz 6eneral-
9etric6slciter Soraee gafcr, Die jdbr'
lidle SSnipeftionstour allf Oer Silo'
baGn oil. Gie 9ieiie gelt big mad,
CHATTANOOGA.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-24
9noo(frt
@nrbe Der Trcibriei uDm Central
Sa6or Council.

cSSn. elmer Der itiirmiIditen SiBunsen
in Der @ei6i4te Der Organization
bat Der Central 2ator Council qeitern
Qt6eno ii6 au @uniten Des neuen 6reta
briefs ertldrt uub tpirp in ieiner nd1'
iten SiBunq einen 2tusiauB Don II
Mitglis0ern erpdblen, Der oem @bars
ter-9owmittee an 9anO aeben uno
aaes uufbieten ioG. I'm bel Der Spes
sialpabl am IA. Suli Die Qnnahme
res neuen Sreibriefs burhauieBen.
Oas Document mar idon in rer>
I6ieoenen fruberen Sibungcn belpros
den tporben uno in Der leBten StBun1
murbe Elm aus ben 0erren W. s. Wtc-
5rinoer, &. 6. S1itAens, SO W.
Smith 3. =. She'll, 8m. &earnep,
6enrp %. 2ucas uno synp 6. 9iaium
beitebenOer 4usi4uR crnonnt, I'M Den
Gntpurf Der G6arter>a >aommiiIiDn au.
priifsn unO bariiber 8eri6t au eritat'
Ten.
9ieIer 8eri6t purbe aeiteru 2lbeno
unterbreitet uno entbielt bic folgenoen
e mpfe blungen:
nSn 2(nbetra ht Der Sbut=
Ia6e, bar burh Den neuen Treibriet
cine StabtperpaltunQ oeI4affen ptrO,
unter peIder bic orQaniiirte Grbetters
Ibuft cine 9eIegen9eit CUR 9ertretun5
bat;
.Sn anbstradt, OaB bsr'e!6e
Die qrinaipien Der SeIbitperpaItung
(6ome Rule) eiui6IieBt, bab er Der
SnitiatiOe unb benz referendum uns
ternorfen 1T uno iebr leiht amennIrt
Ooer, penn n0tbia. our6 etne Wtajori'
tat Der Stimmgeber pioerrufen pers
Den tam;
.Sn Qnbetraht. buB oerIel6e
eine 9erpaItunq ppri6reibt. bic Dem
Dffentliden @iGen perantportlith lit,
0esbnlb lei es
.9ef8tOiIen, buB Der neue
SSreibrief bel Der Spe9iaIpabl unIere
aaasmeine llntsrItiiBunq oerolent,
Serner empfeblen mir, baB mir Hntcr
alien lImitGnoen Den @oritldu fir eis
neH ,HecaH" Der leQpb lepdrat unterz
breitet perben nun, unteritiiBeu. 0es
Weiteren empfehlen mir, oab otele Ors
aoniiatipn einen qlusIhuB ppn II Ees
leSaten eripdbIe, I'm nit aroeren Be
fiirportern pes neuen FreibrIefes fiir
oeiien 9(nnabme BEL Der Spe8iaIpo9I
81 pirter."
Saunt parcn bic Gmpfe6lunaen u1ts
terbreitet, als Der Sumult DON oleH
Seiten losbrah. 0uBenoe Der Dele
eaten meloeten Iib gum Wort unO eS
| iah oft aug, ais ob bic ounae SlbunJ
iih in einem RicienzSumult uuII0Ien
ruroe. Reoner fir uno aeqen nte
Gmpieblun9en purpen nieoer9eI 6rleen
uno dls Der 9priiBer McWlanus taQ,
bah es Inn fat unm01lit mar, Die
SronunQ aufreht 5u erhuIten, orobtc
er, cSeben. Der nod einmal Die QnOr0'
runuen nes 9priiBcrs unber 4ft lulIe,
pcrionlit uus Der 6dlle ipeotren AT
| ippllen.
gla6 elmer fat 1aitiinoigen Debate
uno noGloem Die 9eQner beg 5reibrtsts
einacieben hdtten, baB ibre Protelte
nuBIos paren, lieBen lie oicielbeu fals
len unb Der glntrda, Die GmpfebIungen
oes 9lusI6uTes aut5ubeibcr, puroe
nit rieiiaer Raioritdt uroenpmmen.
sym uebriasn puroen nur inferno
2(nqeleoenbeiten aur @er1anolunq aes
braht.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-24
Sriifens : 6Dntrafte
Nurbrn geitern bon ben GOantpfOin'
iniiiGren berseben.

9ie gountpfonmiiidre Oergaben
geItern Die aontrdfte fir cen gal'
BON 5lpei griideiL als Griab iilr
9,riiden, Die gelesentIi6 Der porig.
idbrigen &odililtb ipeggei6rpenllnt
mor0en iparen.
9ie griideu fiibren bei Gentiltgton
relp bei Wianlispiae ii6er Den fleinen
Wiiami imo neroen je $4,000
foiten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-24
2euti6. gMaem. grot. @aiien6eim

Der geitri1en Siellng oes gOritan-
oes Des Teutiben glugemein Broteit.
@aiienbeimes, peIde inter Soriis
oes SSr1iioenten q. Steinfamp ruo
Grotofoaiiibrlmg bes Sefretars 3.
Steinbat) itattiano, 5eihnete lid
ourd1 Defenders aiir5e ans, sIls neue
NtitglieSer wltrben Die Serren $. s.
9auer, bon glo. 1895 Clifton slpe.
me, imo Sranf 6eIir BON gto. 2t43
6reeman g(penue auigeuomnen. Die
Sdulierien baben begonnen ilno
miro ser @eripalter Roie trosoem al
cilugen 5aeen in Der Wode Inter
ridt abbaItcn. Gum 9eimdsfommit.
te purOen pom 30. Slini bis Z SSuIi
bic Serreu Serrp 2ubrmann unb s,
s. Seis ernannt imo bonn Z. bis Ia
SsuIi Die Serren Sobn S1pars unS
George 8. Siinnemaurl,
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angemel0et boben, merOen eriu6t, Die
ibnen 5ugeionoteu &oitfarten alts5us
filQen ltno 5urild5ui6iden.
Die @ilrla5nel betrllgen $21 %
luIo Die 9lusgaben $3.50.
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Dies unS 9as.

- SbeoSore @aper & Bro. 5o6en
iiir SRI. Sa5el 3. Sling bas Saus
SO. 30t6 Sadberrp StraBe uerallf.
flonirt uno Ser aauier mar slugult
9rerr, Der nit $3.50 oas S0hit'
gebct ruahte.
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ltniaa.

gln Der Sprins GrOpe afpenue unS
Dana glpenue fiel Wiaiam Stristman
bon Rp. 2631 gpot Strabe. BON elmer
Glart Strab. Gar. uno Sog ii9 sinsn
aoptpunb. gu. ipeIde i'm itdotii6en
aran,snbaus bsbaubslt psrbsn mubs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-24

Der &6ntg ais Snierent.
aonig @uitau bon Sd,meOen crtun'
hiote iih uuIdugit bel Den Srganiia'
tnreu Scr Malm0er glusitelluug iebr
nod oieiem lno icncm lmo
fam babel aud auf Die 3eitungsinic'
rate fiir Die g(usiteIllutg 5u ipredlen.
Gr lpunocrt iidl 10 meiltt or, ooB CT
in Den gr1Btcn nusldnOiten SlGt'
tern gar fem Snicrat Der NtaImoer
9lusiteaina aeleien bdtte Die 8e'
i6ditsiiibrer scr ghtSitellung uollteu
crit Qor nitt nit DER 9lnhport ber'
aus. crit aui Ole orirgcuoe 9Iuiior'
herrtna oes aouias erfIarten liz, ogB
lie germ in oen groBten 3eIhIngen Der
gSelt unoncirt b1tten, ober Die Soften
ieieu nneridputnglih bodE ocnn eIn
Groberes SSnierot tolte lonienoe BON
Sroncn. ,GuS iii iiderIld] bel
8elb," entaegnete Ger Gonia, oaber
sic oerfennen ben @ertb unO oen
Ruben Der Sricratc. slnnoncIren
Sic uur rubig in Den 9roBten 3ei.
iingcn uno ibideu Sic mir Die &efl-
nlnaen. Cine ioIHe Grppagailoa
ma6t iib namIiH iebr raid DesabIt."
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unb ftiirate in bi. 1lammen, tpoburh
er 9ranoipunben bapontrug tpel4e
er geitern Worgen erlag.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1914-07-09
APPLE TWIG BLIGHT IS PREVALENT

for their growth are good Biting or
sucking insects are also very active In
carrying this disease, since they may
visit spots which show the exuding
drops of bacteria and then go to some
young apple or pear twigs and innocu-
late such twigs with these bacteria.
AS soon as the organisms get start,
ed in the blossom, or young growth,
they spread down the twig and may
kill it back for foot or eighteen
inches, in the case of the apple.
This disease is not comfortable by
spraying. The first thing to be consid-
cred in the way of control measures
consists in the destruction of any old
pear or wild apple trees in the vicinity
of the orchard Such trees are men.
ace to the orchard in many ways and
serve to carry various diseases over
from year to year.
The next consideration is the treat
ment of infected orchard trees. In the
case of pear trees, every diseased twig
should De removed just as soon as II
is noticed. The entire orchard should
be carefully inspected at least four OF
five times during the growing season
and every blighted twig should be re-
moved. In pruning out diseased twigs,
they should be cut back at least six
inches below any sign of discolored or
shrunken bark and the wound should
be moistened with corrosive sublimate
made up at the rate of one quart to
one thousand parts of water. Con-
venient tablets for making up such a
solution may be secured from any
drug store and a bit of sponge serves
admirably for moistening the cut sur
face.
The same general treatment is to be
used in connection with the apple trees
as with the pear. 1t is especially inn
portaut that all these small dead tWigs
be removed, since they serve as win.
ter home for the leaf spot fungus and
serious outbreaks of leaf spot frequent
ly follow in orchards where there has
been much of the twig blight.
The body blight should be removed
whenever found on trees. All Of the
dead or discolored bark should be cut
out ana the wound disinfected with
corrosive sublimate. Unless the work
is carefully and thoroughly done, the
disease may reappear In the same spot.
General orchard sanitary measures,
including particularly the removal of
old trees in the vicinity OF the orchard,
will do wonders towards the proven.
ton of this disease-N. j. Giddings,
Plant Pathologist, West Virginia Agri.
cultural Experiment Station.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1914-07-09
Queer Fable About Cotton.

When cotton fyst came to Europe
to make its principal center in Lam
cheshire it was the subject of the
quaint and wonderful fable of the
Vegetable Lamb" The fluffy white
fibers of the bursting cotton pod SO
resembled sleeps wool that travellers
reported that in TartaFy there grew a
shrub the fruit or boil Of Which con,
tanned "withiane !Tttle 5ca ste n
Flesche, i'll Bone aud Ii's:.G!e, &
though it were 4 jsl:io Iss1gi9e 81.
outer WOOL After liz idml. a:s: ilne'
eaten the wcoi was ;sas. 40 a:otl
continued tits story. ~ ii i tht
earliest European Cos 49,. -. ..1ai
ufacture of cotten.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1914-07-09

these will be in the school two years
hence?
There is an erroneous sentiment
among our people that anything that
is public is nobody's property. The
idea that public property belongs to the
whole community and not to any indi-
vidual has not taken sufficient hold OF
our minds to insure proper care OF
public property. Gangs of boys and
men will deliberately shoot window
lights out of the school buildings. If
they find school house door locked
and want to enter the building, they
will knock the door off the hinges or
break the lock- This, In spite OF the
fact that we have on our statute books
to the penitentiary.
am finding no fault with the proper
use of school buildings for other than
sehoolspurposes. 1t is right and proper
that the school house may be used for
any purpose that concerns the whole
community But / should like to see
the day, and that soon, when there Is
some person in the community whose
duty it is to keep the school house
locked when not in use, see that the
house is not abused when used for
other purposes, and see that the school
properties are cared for at all times.
Yet no person can protect public
property in such way unless he is
backed up strongly by public senti-
ment We may not actually wink at
willful destruction of public property
and yet at, the same time, we may, by
failure to do our duty as citizens, In
effect do this very thing To know of
wilful destruction of public property
and not to go before the grand jury to
lndict the culprits is but little better
citizenship than taking hand in do
/ ing the damage. If We should once
get it into our heads that the taking
of things belonging to the community
lis as bad as taking the possessions of
an individual; that the damaging of
q school house is as serious an offense
!, as the damaging of a family's dwelling
house; and if we would then act &C
cordingly we could break up this wan
ton neglect and destruction of public
property. It is fully as important to
care for the public property we already
have as to provide new school houses
and buy new supplies.-L. ]. Hanifan,
State Supervisor of Rural Schools.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1914-07-09

The twig blight on apple trees ap-
pears to be more prevalent this year
than eyer before, SO far as we have
any records. This disease is caused
by bacteria and is similar to the fire
blight on pear. The same organism
causes twig blight on apple, fire blight
on pear, and what is sometimes spo-
ken of as body blight on both apple
and pear. The blighted twigs first wilt
and then turn brown. The dead leaves
remain attached for long time and
are very conspicuous. Little yellow
drops of sap with their many millions
of bacteria may often be seen on the
freshly-killed leaf stalks or young twig
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1914-07-09
THOUSANDS or DOLLARS LOST by
NEGLECT OF SCHOOL PROPERTY
Residents of School District Should Feel Personally Re-
sponsible for the Safe Keeping of School Properly
Purchased by Their Own Money

OF late a great deal of money has
been raised and expended for school
houses, school grounds, school supplies
and apparatus. This is all well and
good. We need good, large school
grounds, comfortable school houses,
and many things that might be classed
In general way as school equipment.
There is no fault to find with expendi-
lures of public funds for any or all of
these things.
But how we'll are all of these school
properties cared for? 1t is of little use
to acquire school grounds if they are
not cared for and kept in condition to
be used. Briars, weeds and trash &C.
cupy the school grounds. If unfenced,
the school grounds are often covered
with filth from cattle, hogs and sheep.
The school yards in the country should
be kept as free from filth and as at,
tractive as the yards of country homes.
How about the school houses? They
are the property of the people. Are
they respected as such? Are they kept
locked during the summer? Seldom.
1t is not uncommon to see school
house with the doors standing wide
open. Cattle, hogs, sheep and tramps
may go in at will. Occasionally the
school house furnishes retreat for
drunkards and gamblers. Yet this
building is the propertyAof the people.
The people have paid for this property
with their own money. Do not the peo-
pie have a right to expect that those
in authority will protect their public
property?
The peoples money is used to buy
school supplies, brooms, buckets, maps
globes, charts, dictionaries, books,
crayons, fuel. Yet it often happens
that these things are all carried away
and either used or destroyed during
the summer SO that new supplies have
to be bought for the next year. Some
time ago l visited school and found
good book case in the school, but
there, was not a single book in the
case. Inquiring of the pupils as to what
had become of the books, l learned
that about three years before that
time they had over 100 books in the
school library These books had been
carried away and left at the homes or
destroyed. During the past year about
$25 900 has been raised and spent for
rural school Libraries. How many OF
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1914-07-09
Don't Mistake the Cause.
Many Charles Town People aave
Kidney Trouble and Do Not Know 1t.

AAS~SAAA~ &AtN N0U0Oe
Many Charles Town People Fave
Kidney Trouble and Do Not Know 1t.
Do you have backacke !?
Are you tired and worn out?
Feel dizzy, nervous and depressed?
Are the kidney secretiens irregular
Highly colored; contain sediment /,
Likely your kidneys are at fault.
Weak kidneys give waring of distress.
Heed the warning; don't delay
Use tested kidney remedy.
Read this Charles Town testimony.
Some time ago suffered from pains
in my back and loins. said Mrs. C. E.
Russell, of 3O4 E. Liberty ST.. Charles
Town. .'At night was restless and
in the morning felt tired and unable
to do my work. The kidney secrerions
were unnatural. wasn't bothered in
this way all the time, but just spells.
When 7 vas advised to try Doan's Kid
ney Pills, + used them. They promptly
made my kidneys normal and put stop
to the pains
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't sim
ply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Russell had. Foster MiIburn Co,
Props. Buffalo. N. Y.