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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-17

toffeln 5lbereitetes 8rot entpfabi
4n6 lonit trat Yormentier in @ort
lno S6rift fir Die 9eimenguna BON
aartoffelit1rfe gum grptmebl Ell.
9aonrf tpuroe iein Shame 10 Be.
fannt oaB Neioer ieinen Rubm ollrdl
Den 8oriuurf 3u perfleinern fidten,
er babe linen leine Gori6l1ge ent=
lebnt. 9as oamnlige 9artoffelbrot
mar ieooA meoer idmadbaft nod Be-
fonlmli6, aud itieB ieine Seritelung
altf S6mierigfeiten, 90 Die &ortofs
fel 81 fuertig bon Dem sur SeigbI-
Dung erforoerliden &leber entb94.
8iinitigitenfaas gelang es, 4urtoi-
felmebl 81 einem fuhenabnli6en Sc
bad 5u perar6eiten. 8eIieren Or
folg batten Die 9afoeriuhe nit Sc
miiden bon aartoffeI -lino @etreioe-
mebl. 1886 oronete elm fran5oiiiher
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS an, baB in ief-
mem 9iehltbereid BEL @etreioefnapp.
belt aartoffelItdrfe unter oas fir Die
minoer behtittelte 8epolferlng BE-
itimmte Mebl gemilht peroen nliiiYe.
DDS auf oieie 8eiIe bereitete 8rot
oarf ais 6ds erite Griegsbrot in hi.
ierm Sinne gelten.
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9ie STANDARDIZATION Ser Gulf

Ste @ebdul1dfettetl Der y@ulf
&efining Company" in 2pnd6urq,
25 Meilen ~nnterbalb Sorltott, Die
einen aoItenoufmdno BON $4,000
oerurIahten, iino fertiggeitellt unb
Sic Woi6inerie miro oemna6it 1T
getrteb eeiebt tperoen.
= Ger Merifaner @regcsio 2iJe-
rina bat Ole Seguin Miaitg ans
9omer Company i'm 8unoesgerid,t
altf $4,000 S6aoeneriat perflogt.
neil er beim Iblaoen elmer gorla-
barg @etreioe ~oltselitt, in eincn
Cell Ser Moi6inerie geriet, einer
SUB uno Die 3eben oes anoeren per-
Ter uno ieitoem orbeitsunfqbig tit
SSn Der Magnolia Goffinerie itt
Goriiacna ereignete iid cine grpfo-
Iion uno a6t groBe gebdlter. sic 15,-
coo SaB @aiolin, 1000 SOB &ero=
fit uno so 0SaB giapbta entbieIten.
pliroen 5eritort. Ser @eiammtoer=
liit tit 100000.
9ie anti 8robibitioniitet fla,
ben in Com Green Gountp nit 81
Stimmen eeiiegt, obeleid pielen 8iir-
germ oas 8ablredt a6geiproden
ipuroe.
Die 0ieoerIaee Ser MiG ono
Cleootor Company in Stamforo
ipiroe onr9 Sei1er 5erjtort uno cine
Wetee @ei5en b~erbronnte. Ser Ser
Init miro ouf $4,000 angegeben.
Scr. SdIaflp BON gl Campo.
tit, bon Der Staats : @eiunobeitsEe-s
iboroe ais Sanitdts esnipeftor efs
nattrt %iuoroen.
Sn ben Bergen n0roIid bon.
Sun Mdros min man Silberer8 ge-
funoen bnben> bas Der Musbeut1ng
lobnt..
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3nr Geididte bes ariessbrOts.

Das ariegsbrot lit our6uus feline
tleue erffnolng, ionoern idon non
alters Der in mar6erlei Sormen be-
talnt. @as mar es an0ers oils eira
ariegs= ODER Northumberland.
fpelln Die SsraeIiten beim Aus8liq ans
Aegppten, neil es on ;3eit aebrah,
ungeianertes 8rot bllfen? Iber nidt
ilur bon Der Hiiffebr 5u unpoafont-
meneren 9af- lino Mablperfabren.
ionoeri audi BON uStredungcn~ beg
grotlnebls miiien @eidihte uno gol.
ferflhoe 81 beridten. Salt u1iiber-
iebbar lit Die Geibe Der 3uidbe, Sic
li6 oas @etreioe in Griegs5eiten uttS
nab Misernten gefauen laiien mlB-
te. Die Scot 5ipang Die Menlden,
nidt mr. 3erfleinerte Siilienfriidte,
H~oBfaltanien, WaroneL Giheln,
9n6efern uno @ur5eIitiidfe perifie,
oener 6arnfr6liter nit Dem 9rot-
form gu permaIen, ionoern benz Mehl
iogor unberboitli1e Stoffe, tuie aers
riebene 8aunrinoe, Son uno Snht-
lorieteroe bei5umiI6en, lpie Dies in
9eutldlano Ddbreno bes 9reiBiqia6.
rigen arieges i'm norolihen Gdue.
Den un6 in 6innlo1o bis in oie neue-
tie 3eit binein geihab. 3iemli6 weit
5uriid reiden aud Die Geriuhe, aus
aartoffelmebl gad1perf ber5uIteGen.
5laoen aus g~eriebenen G~artoffeln
tparen in einigen @egenoen idon
i'm II. Sobrbunoert befarnt. sslr
Sopopen 6egann iid Inn 1850 EN-
5ipiebaddbnlides 9artoffeIgebad cir
5ublr9ern.
Canals iu6te man nalnentlid IN
6ranfreid eifrig mad eillem @riob
fir oos 8rotgetreioe, oas Ser bau.
figen ariege nno inneren unruben
Degen nidt INNER IN geniiaenoer
Menge a%neebaut Deroen fonnte uno
aud bielfad miBriet. Sn elmer 1873
eri6ienenen Sdrift oes @pot6efers
Barmentier, betitelt : ggralnen hpElis
qile oes pommes De terre (derniid,c
lnterilidnng Der aartoffeln), Iino
einige @adporihriften angeaeber
Gin Nreis, ben Die 9lfaoenlie Ser @ii-
lenihaften in 8eioneon fir oie genir.
boftmadlung BON 0iitpflan5en olsge-
lett botte, Die in 3eiten Der Seue.
rung an Die Stele Oes 8etreioes tire.
ten fonnten, uur0e oieienl be9eiIter-
ten 6nripreher Der oamals nod ole
giftig perid)rienen a~artoffeIn fir
cine bon ibm eingereidte 0enflhrift
5uerfannt, in Der er gleidfaas elm
aug benz 8ooeniat eeriebener aar.
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xeras.

Nus grenbam fontmt Die 9ad
riht, oaB bort unier alter Sreulo
uno Moaege, &enrp MeDer, Der. 9ie-
ooftelir oes vSeras 8olfsbote", ee-
Storben lit. @enrp Meper tpuroe onl
%. SUM 1916 IN SanfcrsbittcI, eli
mem fleineu Srte IN @annoper, &C.
boren. @r erlernte Den @udbanoe',
mudste Den arieg bonn Satire 1866
auf lannoDeriher Seite. init, DerlitB
mad Dem lngliiflifen gllisgang oea
arieges S~annopcr uto id)loB lid 81.
IN Der Shipei5 5uiammeitgc5ogenen
Welfenlegion an. 1871 fds1 er nadI
Eeras, fuobnte 5uerit in 6apefte
6ountp uno ging ipdter nod 3uiiin.
madte ais Sdauipieler aunitreiien
I'M Staate un0 lieB iid ihlieRlid in
8dloelton nie0er, mo er lange Sabre
IN Der @eld)dftsbHhcriabrif bon
Glartc y Courts tatig mar, ipabrefiO
leiHe Satin. NIT 5rdu 8uetncr Sli-
lamnen, elm @eidaFt fir tueiblidDr
9anaarbeiten mo Ole baSu notigen
Woterialiei betrieb. 0ad) Dem Stulin
i'm Sabre 1900, bel Dem er fat aaes
nerior, ging er NIT ieiucr 8omiiie
mad San 5rnncisco, muroe uber iedas
Sabre ipater onrh oas GrObebell
mieoer bon BORT oertrieben. Gr faal
nod Ieras snriid mo iibernabm oip
Heonftion oes .Golfsbote" Die er bis
an icin Gnoe in trefflider @eiie &C.
fiibrt bot. er mar elm tii1tiger Set
tluiasidreiber unO batte aid hiiblha
0ihterii1e 4nIagen. babel mar CT
perionIih Elm aiiBerIt liebensmiir0iger
MeBlh. Seit Dem 1. Sanuor 1873
mar or nit SRI. anna 8urop per1ei.
rotet. Seiue Satin iibcrlebt i'm.
Gbeuio 5ipei Eod)ter, frau 4aula
@dnibin in Son 5ranicseo uno 6rall
" 6. &prnmidle III Morgan. 2eras.
Ger einsige Sobn oes gbepadres fan
Dor elm paar Snbreu in Sort @orit
nrF tragiihe @eiie um's 2eben.
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9ag sidet

fir Die SrimariDablen am &c. aprii
ut pie folgt s-uiammengeitellt:
Sir MoDor:
Clinton @. 8rotpn.
8ories s. 8ronn.
4. SO. @oparo.
9bil 5boof.
aommilldr fir 9eiteuerune:
SIS. Garland.
Iuguit arueger.
s. 6. @iQemain.
Srend @bitecotton.
Sir Gommiiiar Sonitat, 8orfs uno
offentlides gigentnm.
epitacto 9abila.
S. q. Rambert.
George 81. Gins.
aommiiiar fir GtraBen uno offert.
lide gerbefieruneen.
q. 9. 6. 9io5un.
George Durham.
VI. q. JtSulttU
6. s.. 8uiii ir.
6. 8. Eruebeart.
aommiiidr fir 8oli8ei IL 5enertpe6r:
Sugo 8. anopfli.
Gilbert Stepes ir.
Go6ert S. nbr.
Man barr MIR fir einen aanoioo-
ten fir ieoes Antt ltimmen, oie OIL
bern Namen miiiien aasgeltridcu
meroer. 9ieienigen beioen 4anoioa-
ten fit ieoes Gmt. oie Die bod)Iic
Stimmensabl erbalten, lino oann bic
eigentliden &anoioaten Bel ser
Saupttpabl am II. Moi.
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LckdIes.
NIIerIei.

r
Die Nftionare ser San Sin.
tonic Gas ano electric Company nno
Der San Mntonio Traction Company
baben $f,800,000 ueue Mffielt iiber.
liomnaen, Inn oie S9uloen Ser BET
Den &ompagnien, oie our6 oie III
ben lesten Sobren porgenommenen
groBen 8erbeiierungen e~itgeafgen
fplaroenz gu tilgen. Son ser obigerl
Shmme fin6 $f,100,000 fir Die
erection Company uno 100000 fir
Die Sos Company ousgeeeben MOE
ben. 9as &apttal ser Sraction So.
belauft iid nun ouf 50, 100000, oos
Der @as ait0 electric Company aaS
$4,000, 900.
Dos &agne : &omite Der
8eople's Municipol 9eogue bot Die
entoedllns eemadJt oaB ouf elmer
Mn5abl bon &opfiteuer : Quittunqea
ntht Die rihtiee Nummer ser 8rc-
airfte ongegeben lit, obgleid sic
StraBen=Moreiie itinmt. Sic 8abler
limo oaber aufgeforoert, nad5uieben,
Oh TIRE Quittungen in aaem oie
riftigen angaben entbaIten, un1
ipelln nidt, oie Sebler obanoern gu
Iaffen. @abler, Die bon einem Gre-
5inft in einer anoern 5ieben, miiiien
aertssepfiel flint Gage Dor ser Wohl
III Der Office oes gountp : Solicitors
anoetger uno Die nelie Nurlrlter ber-
merfen 1aiien.
SIN boben Sitter bon 81 Sab
rc'i iiarG i'm &auie ieiner Sodter.
6rau Socob @eiBler, 800 @ipe Dat
StraBe, Sobn 6. Seitgen. CT mar
IN 9pattfhlnn6 geboren uao man6erte
NIT feiner Srau, eeb. Barbara Sci
mattii, am 2. Mpril 1852 aus. @m
20. Sunni famet fie in Stem Orleans
an uno reiiten am %. mad sSsnoiano.
Ia, bon bort nod Gan @ntonie. Geit-
Der iuobnte er bier nno mar iohre-
lang Geilbober bon $. 9. Gampntaitn
I'M 8aueei66ft. Gen 9iiraerfrieq
madte er auf fonfooerierter Seite
nit. CT NOR oas altelte- Mitqlieo
Der ebe1naligen freipiGieen Sersrs
1Debr. Sin offentIiden Mngelegenbe;.
ten nobm er reeen 4nteil. Or feicr-
te in riiitieem MIter nit leiner Ssrau
Die goloene un6 Die oiomantene Sod.
5eit. Or binterldBt bier Softer:
Jrau 81. s. Sbofer 5rau 81. q. Git
finger, 5rou Soocb @eiBler uno
Jroi Srufff 6, SUD uno einen Gobn,
9ermanf, Der in gl gaio ipobnt.
Or. 81. Meneer bat ser Sicen-|
tific Societp BON San Mntonio ei.I
men gefledten Solamanoer gum @e-|
Ibenf gemaht, Der i'm Weoina Slub
gefdngen mliroe.
Die Mitglieoer Ser neuen
Shulbeboroe baben Die ~folgenoen ge.
omten ermablt: gr1iioent, @aIton
9 Sooo; GiezGr1iioentin, Mrs. Gli
8ertberg; Gefretar, @. 6. @eftel.
gs miiroe b~eid)loiien, appiifationen
fir Die Stene oes 5huliuperinten-
oenteu ein5uforoern. Ger Eermin
Don superintendent 2ufin crliidt
am /. SUM.
Sn Den lebten Soeen limo bier.
iuebrere Gdminoeleien nno @inbris
DE pcriibt moroen. Die 6ieitasg8o-
lnc bringt unertpinldte glernenie
Eierber: menigitens lit Ser Mnfang.
fhledt.
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SnIamb.

Die MISUNDERSTANDING oas
Rem Oorfer Supreme : @eribts Bat
entibieoen, oaB Sarrp 6. Ebatp tuie-
Der no9 Der Srrenanitalt gu Matteo-
man 5uriifgebradt meroen ioa. @iro
jest AUDI nod fem @einh I'M elm
6abeas Corpus erfabren abibl6giJ
bei6ieben uno gelinet es ieinen SIR.
malten nidt, Die 4nsfabrung oes
@erihtsbefebls binaiis5uidieben, 10
miro Cham Mittfpod ooer 0onners.
tag Dieoer nah Watteanan .5uriid-
aeGradt tperoen. 0amit lit Damn ci-
ne neue l1niinnigfeit ben pielen frii-
beren llniinnigfeiten oieies gbap-
5alles 8ngefiiet tporoen. 9enn CHAM
tit 10 tpenig perriift, pie bieienigen,
Die oas l1rteil Hber i'm iprefen.
8egen Oonm sc. &oberts, oer
Nopor Der Staot 8erre Saute in
Snoiana, Der fiir5lib fpegen geteili-
gnng an Dem aroBen @oblidminoel
in iener Staot 81 iefs Sabren 3uft<
haus perurteift fpuroe, bot iqbt aud
Der Staotrat bon Terre Saute @f=
flaeen erboben. 3ieie anflagen be,
ihliloigen i'm inter anoerm, oaB er
offentlide @eloer unteridlagen babe,
Sic @aubanomerfer in Sbicu-
90 baben einen Streif ~beeonnen unh
ote 8armnternebmer baben nit Ell.
nem v2odolt" g%eantnortet. Conner.
teur gunne bon Sllinois bat oas
State 8oaro of %Mrbitration" 5uiam
menberufeft oamit es Srieoen itifte.
~ 6. 81. Mc2eo, Der @eih1itsteiI-
baber 0eS &npmono Snoboon, DER
III 5ranfreih infer Der Mnflage Der,
baftet lit, Elm Spion 81 iein uno oen
9ampfer ga Souraine~ in 8ral1b
qeitedt sl baben, fat nnierm Staats-
Requirement Satiafen porgelegt, Die,
feiner 4niidt nod, Die poaige @runo-
Ioii9feif Der geeen Smobooa erba-
benen Mnflagen oartun. Mc9ea mal
auh i'm @eiBen Snuie.
Ger Genot oes Staotes Mihi-
gan bat bic @orlnge, nah Der ois
9eDolfernng i'm 4pril 1917 iibcr elm
9robibitionsamenbement CUR 8erfai-
lung abitimmen iolte, nieoerge-
itimmt.
Sn San 6raniesco iino Die les.
ten Ansiteliungsobiefte europdiiher
2anoer fir Die 9lnsiteaung eingetrnf-
fen. Gs iino meiitens aunitinhen
aus 9eutihlano. Seiterreid, gnq-
lan0, 8ranfreid, Spanien iino Ste
lien. Der @ert oerielben miro auf
piele Waillionen oeraniblagt.
ltniere Negierung bat cine llr.-
teriudunq oes @eriidts ~ongeoronet,
onB Die Saponer an Der aiiite oes
merifaniihen Californian cine Slot
tenitatfon etabliert bdtten. Ger
| @ouberneur BON Californian beItreitet
es oufs gntlfieoenite. gr iagt, ote
iapnniifen S6iffe. Die iih BEL ct.
@ortolome oufbielten, iudten nod
Dem unteraegansenen &reu5er
aiama", nuo Die nigebliden Mi-
nen, Die tie gelegt baben iolen, ieieIl
nidjts ipeiter ais goierL oie ocs
l5ubrmuiier beSeifneten.
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M ii t E r.

~@utter, mann tonimt Der @ater eOrr
&rieg2~
ainoer, ieio ftinel
Ser arieg, Der sralllame, eirg crit an.
gSeiB feiner, mann er eitoeu fam,
aeiner lam es fa9en.
~@utter, Die @oit brinet fein griefIeir
mebrl"
ainoer. feio itiIlei
@ater lit melt in Seinoeslano
@lnubt ibr. on fei cine 9oft Sltr Sdno?
@ute Naht. ibr 2iebenl
pMutter, fpas iiub oeine Gugen 10 rot2 +.
ainoer, ieio itiIel
Sam mir mol mas ins gus' bineiitI
9enft i6r oar, i1 bob eetpeiiit2
@ilte Nadt uno Sdlofetl
v@utter, mas trdeIt Oh Elm i6ipar5es
@efpano2~
&inoer. &iuoer, ieib 1tiuel
Ser &rieg lit cine 3rauer3eit.
SolP i'd nidt tragen Elm fdiuar5ea
&leio2
eobf eld eiebes trdumeni
81. 8u6ner.
AZ @ir baben per{dieoene Bargains IN
aebrandteu Sop 8uoaies". yHunos
touts" mno aGnrrebs". aommt uno Sc.
iifti9t oieTe @aoen.
WOODWARD CARRIAGE co.
sipenne 6 nnb 8. GtraFe. (@ns.)
-~@-
e. u. garicab SO. Telephone 70S
(Gnaeiae.l
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9m p~errenten

5n perreuten - 3fpei moblierte 3im.
iner nit feparatem @ingane. all Giro
Renbahn geIegen. Shones Sommer6eirs
&reiie mdBis. Nad8ufrageu 461 Nlurs
pbb abe., am NorbsGnbe Der @eit gno
Gar 2inie. gelephoH: Srabis 4t69.
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9eites Del uno @oiolin erbdIi
man BON Der Gimp Oil So, 400
Sltsg ommeree Ctr. Weues Eel. Era.
bis 1859. @na.)
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SIS sebt MIR nm ben Sies.
Son einem Sauptmann aus
Saar6riiden aebidtet.

gs gebt Inn 9erti6lanb's @aue.
Gs gebt I'm 9eutihlmno's Slid,
IS aebt Inn beutIhe @bre,
ga 9iebt es feiu 3uriid.
ga 9iebt es nir ell @oripGrts,
Gin @oripdrts auf ben Seino
9erm bertid muB 9eufihlanb bIeibea,
Solang Die Come ideint.
8as ifierts, lperu aud iein 2eben
Ser 5ebnte Manu n~erIor,
Gringt bod beirn lebten 4tem
%iftorin Inn in's DIR,
Nod gaIts oielel6e 2oIuna,
Sn ieoem oeitiden arieg,
s. geht nidt nm oas Gferben
@s gebt nur Inn ben Sieg.
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SpttOniamsn : grubntte.

San antuniu, Seq, IT. Npril. -1915
Nrit1a CRUDE Cotton 5eeb Oil, 4t1s
eetits Der @a[Ione
Sem gprf, IL. april. - Spot $3.50
mo $3.50; Ipril, $3.50 nlo $6.75.
Wni. 1914 mo $6.76; sunni, $500 un6
$500; Sui, 1902 uno $7.O3; Muaugt,
S7.13 IMP SIS; Geptember, $7.25 unS
1926; Sftober, 1926 uno 1928; 0u.
bember, $500 nno $500.
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SLOAN & HAGY

itntter mo ginbnIfamierer, 1926 Ie.
CON StroBe. geioe Telephone t04
Often Gag uno Nadt. Gins
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Or. s. SuoS Eettp, SpesioIiit unt
@unoor5t nur fir @eidlefts- ms
Sarn.aranfbeiten. lleber Dem Mon.
battan Cafe. Grodett S43S. (@ns.)
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Banmlunle

San Nnt0nio, 9A Gents.
@alpeiton, seitern. $50 Gents.
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darm-groonfte.

SuH aIloHtp, SeG.s II. Nprtt - 1915
Slitter -..-.-..... 14c Der 4flino
gter *.......... 1876 per 9llbenb
9iibtier .12c uno zoe per $50.
slrfeps Tic per Bf,inb
Bei5ey $3.50 per @uldel
Worn .......8 5c per 8nlnel
9dfer .. SEE per gusdjel
'2eu .$10.50 per gonnc
WfmIlr.
&~artoffeIn. Nene, $500 nno 1926 Der
Sn1del; Colorado uno Sbabo, $f.65
9iiBe aartoffeln, Seros, $3.50.
8adsbo9nsn. per gufdeI So; eriint
somateIl sssas, 8 SCRIBE. $500 u,o
gierpflan8en. 1925 per guidsI.
SfpIsbeln. Oregon. So; 0bio. 50 per
8eeten. 4oc per STD. -giinSeI.
Eeterltlie. 4Oe Der 9bo.s giinoeI.
Gptnat. 4c per pflnb.
giiben, 35e u. 40c Der 8eb. .@Hnoti
gurfen. Cal. $3.50 Der Crate; seras
Sanaib, IS per Crate.
Blur1enfobl, $2.50 per Grnte.
SlutAttt TJ.OO yet 2LulS-
8obL $3.50 Der 100 Rfnno.
Neerrettigs8 urse[n. per gfo. f2Ae
aopfIdLat. TOE Il. Sf.0O per 6annper.
Gielbe @urseIn Csc II. A0c Der 9bb.s
giiubeI.
Eie6 . WsrFt.
Can Mntonio, Ser, II. Npril - 1915
Ghfen 1928 biz $7.65.
&iide $500 Bis $500.
&dlber S6.15 Bis S7.35.
GuIeu $3.50 bis $500.
Gdl1fe $500 uu6 $3.50.
8ieaen $225 BE $3.50.
ct. eouis, II. Npri[ 1915. = Wiaes
bieh. Serass 8ie6, 1926 nno $7.75.
Sdtpeiue 5000 big $7.75.
Sante.
Ghfuere bonn 5GTnnter % Gts
Qeifte bonn GdInfter .22 gts-
Grim ~eeldIdeue ...........t8h Gts
-
Or. s. II. Barber, i3nbnarst, MeOrs
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The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1915-07-01
USE OF MANURE IN GARDEN;
Matter Of Much Moment to Those Who
Desire asLuxuriant Growth Of
Flowers.

Nearly every owner Off a. garden
knows that he must annually supply
the garden with stable manure to-
keep ND the physical texture and gen.
eral plant food in the soil. For this
nothing ihsbetter than well-rotted horse
manure. But there are special crops
Of flowers that need special feeding
to. get lIigh-class flowers Am inquiry
ID Just at hand asking for rush food.
for carnations. The grower Wishes
to feed heavily at proper times In or
der to produce snowy blossoms nor
early winter. Carnations have very
fine l1air-lfke roots that need. equahie
conditions of soil, moisture;, tempena-
ture; food, etc. Aside from a. r1nfi., MI
able soil, potash and lime are needed
to, keep plants in good general health
both, of these are supplied In wood
ashes; or one 9may use airsslaked lime
and either sulphate or nitrate, OF pot
ash. The latter also contains nitro
gem. Well-rotted animal manures es-
pecially pulverized sheep manure,
make fine stems, leaves and general
plant growth. II stems are weak, bone
meal and lime will stiffen them and
also induce the formation OF flowers.
Feed frequently, but in small or light
doses.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1915-07-01
Desirable Magnofias.

Chinese and Japanese magnolIas are
especially desirable for lawn planting.
They prefer warm, rich, dry SOIL and
should be planted carefully In the
spring. The Yulan magnolia, M. con-
spicua, is known for it's large white
flowers, produced before the'leaves. 1t
is shrublike while young, but becomes
a symmetrical tree as it attains age
Similar in habit, bat blooming little
later. is Soulange's magnolia, flowers
whfte and purple, cup shaped, three to
Ave inches in diameter. The foliage
fs large and massive, and this mag
nolfa is SO hardy, vigorous and hand
some that 1t is extremely satisfactory
to plant. Earlier In bloom than either
of the preceding is Halls Japan mag
nOlia. which is dwarf in habit, forming
a bushy shrub. The flowers are pure
white. semi-double and fragrant. II
is not uncommon for it to open 50
early in April that there may pa .
light snowfall while 1t is In bloom.
These magnolias vary in price from u
to 50, as rule.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1915-07-01
|flQf1,{
.nIOYEs
u Helps
PLAN FOR A GARDEN CITY
cIeveIanu Citizens Are Beginning to
Recognixe the Value OF Trees and
Powered Spots.

"Reminiscences and a measurBs of hone
are combined in the suggestion Of
one of tha7 women entered. in the.
Plain Dealer vacant Lot and home gar
dening movement. Tt is grand idea, y
she Writesy, TO get Clevelandi back to-
what 1t was when / remember it first.
the forest, and garden city Of the
state"
Many memories span the, same
stretch Of Cleveland history. andsmany
residents are welcoming the opnortu--
nifty to do their share In restoring, as
far as practicable, the conditions that,
existed half a. century ago. Much
OF the change wrought inethiss period
cannot now be remedied; yettaa good.
deal can be done In the direction, In
dicated.
An Industrial city, growing byyleapss
and bounds, cannot expect toretaan all
the sylvan beauty of its youngerrdays..
Shade trees areepoisoned by; elements
In the atmosphere that should1 not
have escaped the chimneys, and by
poisons In the soil that should have
been confined tocpipes. Tillabfes var
cant lots become fewer in number and
the old-fashioned garden of roses Is
likely to give way to other, less pic
turesque Devices
Yet the city really needs this. conn
partnership Of cultivated trees and gar
dens more than the village did, for the
country moves farther afield and the
more highly organized urban life be-
comes the greater Is the need of such
relaxation as home gardens afford.
The Cleveland of earlier daysswassaa
town Of trees and flowers, of home
plots blossoming in copious measure
to match the earnestness of their own
ers. ITO get Cleveland back to- what
it was-the forest and garden city of
the state" Plenty of loyal residents.
young and old, will second the1sngges:
tion-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1915-07-01
CARE FOR THE LITTLE CHICKS
Especial Attention Must be Given.'
During First Ten Days-EssentiaIs
for Successful Brooding.

(By H L., KEMPSTER, Missouri Expert
ment Station.)
New Matched chicks require special
food and care. especially during the
first ten days. After they are ten
days old the following mixture should
be- kept Ia trough where the chicks
can run to it at all times. Thirty
pants cornmeal, 80 parts wheat mid
ilipgs, 10 parts pure beef scrap sifted
fine and one part bone meall and
finely cut green foodl
/. As the chicks increase In size the.
mixed chick food can be replaced by,
|coarser grains. Att this stage it may
be advisable to feed wet mash, once
a day, about % m. Thes chicks
should be given mo more feed than.
they will eat up before going to-
roost. AS they Increase In size they
should have access to dry mash in,
q hopper, where they can help them
selves.
Some essentials for successful
brooding are, clean fooda consisting
of both cracked grains and ground
feed; animal food, such as milk, butt
termilk or commercial beef scraps;
extra bone-making material, such as
bonemeals clear water; plenty OF
shade; comfortable dry quarters; free
dom from lice, and access 10, clean.
fresh earth.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1915-07-01
y T wv For SONY

(By ]. w. FOLSOM).
A fielt of red clover in full bloom Is
alive wi, h insects. Such a prcfuston
CT insec visitants, both, as regards
nmmber II individuals and number OF
species a one and the same time is
afforded by no other plant that we
EsUw of, with the possible exception
of alfalfa In the clover fields Of our
experiment al farm we have taken two
hundred SD scies of insects5-not all OF
them injurit Jus, though more than half
OF them fe ed on the plant, adding
to- these the other species that have
been listed as feeding ON cloxers.
vetches and alfalfa, it is seen that
these plants are food for more than
two hundred 4 lifferent kinds of insects.
IA hundred or more are predaceous or
parasitic on hese clover insects, or
else feed on al ,imal or vegetable mat
ter I'm the soil 4 the clover field.
No part of TIN plant escapes attack.
The roots are e, item by the larvae and
tire beetles Of the root-borer, as well
as by those Of. half dozen other
species, and are. draineds of their sap
by the mealy bug. The stem is hol-
lowed out by theA common stem-borer.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1915-07-01
Patriotism Makes Her Wealthy.

The other day an old woman cana
into bank in Prague and handed to
the clerk an antique savings book.
which showed credit of S48. She
asked whether this would serve for
the war loan, since she had no other
money. She explained that this book
was left by will to her mother, who.
dying, gave 1t to her.
Anyhow" she added timidly, Il
would like so much to help little
Bit
The clerk took the book and disap-
peared. After while he came back
and with him his superiors, including
even the president of the bank. And
then they broke 1t gently to her that
the book dated since 1886 and that
therefore the $4S amounted nov, with
compound interest. to about $4,000.
Without her patriotism she would
never have known how rich abe was.