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The Prescott daily news., 1915-10-23
HUMAN VOICE CROSSES
 OCi AN BY WIRELESS
American Talks With Engineer in Eiffel Tower in Paris, and Another Engineer in HonO- lulu Listens to Words.

New York, Oct. 22.-Arlington, Va, talked by wireless telephone with Paris yesterday.
 Honolulu also heard the operator talking from Arlington.
 Announcement that the human voice had been successfully projected across the Atlantic was made last night on behalf of John J. Carty, chief engineer of the American Telephone and Tele- graph Company at the company's of fees here. Later MT. Carty telephon- ed from Chicago confirming the an- |nouncement.
 To B. B. Webb telephone engineer fell the honor of being the first man to span with his voice the space be- tween the old world and the new. Sitting in the powerful wireless plant of the navy at Arlington, Va, MT. Webb shortly after midnight this morning asked the wireless telegraph operator to signal the Eicel tower III Sii llC WllCICSS SlldDpSd OliJ the signal and soon there came back a response. Awaiting word from MT. Webb at the Paris end of the wireless radio station were H. F.. Shreeve and A. M. Curtis, other engineers and a group of French officers listening with especially designed apparatus.
 In Honolulu, 4,S00 miles from Ar lington, MT. Espenchid, another tele- phone engineer at the Pearl Tarbor navy yard, also was waitig.
 Webb at Arligton had a transmit ting apparatus. He knew therefore that he would have to wait for the ca ble to confirm the success or failure of the experiment.
 Hello, Shreeve" he shouted into the mouthpiece. 'Hello, Shreeve! He then began to count, "One, two three, four Good-bye."
 Late in the afternoon the expected cable message came. It was addrss- ed to the company here and said that Webb's "Hellos and good-byes" had been distinctly heard by the engineers and French army officers in Paris and that portions of his test figures had also been picked up. At about the same time there came a message from Honolulu saying that Webb's talk had been understood in full by the receiv- ing engineer there and that even the voice had been recognized as Webb's.
 Mir. Carty said over the telephone last night that much experimental work will have to be done yet, how ever, before telephone communication across the Atlantic becomes an every day affair of commercial life.
 Tn French government and the navy department at Washington, he said, had made it possible to conduct the test by occasionally permitting the use of the wireless stations. Mili- tary necessities of France, he said, prevented more than brief use of the Eiffel tower station at any one time.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-10-23
HAPPENINGS IN POLITICS
 OVER THE STATE

Little Rock, Oct. 23.-Ben H. John son of Scott county has announced for 'ne Senate from Scott and Polk coun- ties
 Representative George W. Lewis of sever county will not be a candidate for reelection.
 Alcnard Whitak of Knobel, a farm
The Prescott daily news., 1915-10-23
TOLL REGULA-
 TION co. INCORPORATES

Little Rock, Oct. 23.-The National Telephone Toll Regulation Company of Stephens has been incorporated with a capital stock of $10,000. The incorporators are James w. McClerk
 in president, F. E. Lee vice-president, and G. N. Cannon secretary-treasurer.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-10-23
RECEIVES FLAG OF THE
 BATTLESHIP AKANSAS

Little Rock, Oct. 23.-The Little Rock Board of Trade has received flag of the Battleship Arkansas bear ing the following inscriptions
 Our First Duty is to Maintain Peace. Our Next Duty is to Prepare for War"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-15
lie bentise Gage.

Sn ge5ug ouf ben u2uiitanin~
saan tit beute nidts Neues gemeIoet
moroen, nlr onB Die oeuti6e @ori=
lalita ibren geridt peroffentlidt bat,
Der aber au6 ni6ts Neues entbalt
Bon ben &riegsiboupldter miro ge-
meloef, oaB Die oellti6-oiterreidiidar
Seere I'M mtttleren @ali5ien unb I'M
iiioliden 8olen utlaisfbaltiam pors
riden5 ober i'm iiioliden @olioiell
OUT i~tarfen @ioeritonb itoBen. 81,
aampfe bel Ypern, i'm beleiidelt
SSlanoern, oaliern fort, obne 6os bis
lest cine @%enoernne Der Sage itait-
gefunoen bate.
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go. 3-Noh Corpus Gbriiti. $3.50 obeno5
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MisperitanSnis.

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ner @alerie Dor einem 9iloe. oos ei.
ne Nire ouf elmer aIippe rubenS.
bartlett.
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plo3ieren founen24
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CROWN BOTTuNG COMPANY,

Gbep. 9tiller, Weiddftsfabrer.
III Sones gbemie, geseniiber Der Gone
Star @raiierei. Snn Gntonio, Segds.
az Sabrifanten bon alien Qrten Coz
oafpaHer. Wine~raItpaIfer unb bur5iielih
benz woIbefannten 2itbia GeIber.
Beioe geIephpnr. 5reie MbItrferuna
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-15

GrOmOtion (8r. pbiI.) fir Der.
bienitIide8 ifiertation 9oIptedniclrl,
Chicago.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-17

: Norbinbclic nteo SfiIorinocn
al Slo9et ueb 9illitcrlitS, bppr Nopo-
leon ben 2bcn Tcccnlbcr 1905 iloo
9ille ierlle % Gltcrrigcrne, iortruer
Ben bcficnotc iranifc General Mar-
bot / inc GrInorinJcr fslgcnbc
pu0ii9e Gpilobe:
Wuuoe min I~taffcl3 Sen Nollrnier
og General Worlono bapoe maottet
bloc / @rGHiet. aciicre;t, her houoe
ct onbent Sie Tor alt, ion1 fuloe
pTtfe bans llnoerNiune3 anppelpit,
bcitenlte, at Ser miot pnn Snpolioe-
Giplanabcn / Taris iflllhe relics ct
Monumcnt, / bpilfet General Nor
Iano ifllIoc haze i'm @rap. ga 2r-
aerne paa S%loamnrfen hperfen bon
Sc Sio cler iornsonc Mebifubcr iii
Of b~nl'nnlere @enerdlcnS Sig, bit
tcNc Sc set / ct SAB n!eo Nlim, OF
/ bennc Snbpufnillo blcp oet lenot
iii |aria. SorifieuiNe Smltrnoig-
heocr ipriinrroc Opiprielen al 40.
mlmcntct / oen @rab. at Spnocl1
nlc0 @cnernlenS Sia enonu innbtcs
nrprt / Ell al 2rgeifolcnS Sale,
On Mapcleon miiteoe lin Sronc /
1874. Sort Sio efter fnlht Spnoen
/ Staoer, o. man blep nlcget for.
bailiet pcb at ic, at Nltm'cn bapAe
inuct @eneralenS Sfirg til at pore
/ Sen 8rab, at set III noaebe ban,
belt neo I'll @clteitebet. 9eaemet bar
iortrinlia b%eparet; mcn Samilien
blep mot til at anl9gge Troces for
at ida 2iget ~rbleperet. ba Ell 2prb
bapbe benGgtiaet iis set icm alIrio.
litct,
~, t"iIicier sen bicrne Npttergc,
neral, set or en- innlf 500 at elite
&Noeren ~ lnbe iig NrTbe, Tor At
Ell cller anoen %ilti9per OF Ell @i-
ocnifahSoprfer fan fonlnlc til at an.
brilac Gn / lit @ibliothcf mellem ell
Tloobcit "a Ell u~oitoppet a~rotoNiae.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-17

Semmcr, Imllffe Infler og nleget
iniua Seb0er. Suns Spnoer bar o.
ian meget inloa % par illorere iploi-
ae iom Ell apinoes emo fraftige ionl
Ell Wanos. Ginene lpIegrao, SGn.
0erne gooe, % noar ball inlilte, bGr
bans Iniigtsrotrpf operorOentli1
t~iltalenoc; men itaar noget gif bunl
in1oo, tit De oitc ct msrft og opitert
FrGg. Sans Sour bar nleget
ntsrft brllnt, nGiten paa Suergangell
til iort, % ifjpnt liot tpnot oppe poo
Sopeoet og oper Tanoen, fanotes ser
life ct great Sonr beri. Sans Suo.
farpe bar meget cienoommelig = Ell
lpS, gulbleg 6arpe, iorifieaig fra
omtrcnt al onoen, leg bar ieet. Sall
bapoe nliitet meget at lin perlonlige
VepG9eligbeo, iioen ban bar blepen
fprpulent, % ocriom pi ifal fro &c.
res llolugn, iom par meo ham, bar
o9ian en- itor Gel al bans aanbeIige
gnergi gaaet tabt.
Sitfert er oct, at ban bite iia at
bore ao'fiui9t letbnrgilf, mebens ban
bar onboro paa "SeQeropbon"; tbi
ifisnt ban 9if tilicngs melem ST. 8
og 9 ON Nitcnen og life ltob op isr
onltrent poo ianlme aloffeilet ONT
WorAcnen, iolot ban / Nagens SOB
bpppig / Sppn poa Sofaen / &abpt-
ten. Otter lit lloIecnoc lpntes ban en-
rIbre Wonb, cnb BON bar. (San
bnpoe pna bette Siospu1lft enonll life
iplot 46 9lor.)
Sans GTien bar operproentlid
bcnligt og inleocfommenoe, ban oeI.
to9 / clbper Samtale, iortaltc utal.
llgc NncfOotcr og ioriegte pau ale
mlliAc Wan0cr at ircnlnle CT mum.
ter Stcnrning. San tiaoo enoogioa
line Seoldgcre at ontNaaes BAN me-
get ialnillnrt, % icg iaa ct Bar Gr.
cmplcr puo at sc mooiu9oe ham pua
Den melt li9eirenmlc Maaoe, ifient
DC | MlnlinoeligbeO bcbunolebc BAN
mco Itor Heipeft. Son be'oo / en- be.
lrnorlngSpTroig @ruo Gpllen til at
9jprc ct gullitigt Snotrpf paa Dem,
ban inoloO iig / Sanltale nleo -
Meooelelien ON, at ban ifllIoc ien-
ocs til ct. Seleno, bereotc Napoleon
en- ubelfripelig Sfuiielie. "Snnfen
fploer mig mcb Hnbic l," nbtolte
ban, og Sang paa Sang lobrtb ban:
Seq pil life rciie til ct. Selena."
@on 1cola9oe en- "beitioclig Eroteit,
Tor @llos oo McnneiferS NaIpn, moo
Den %olb, Der cr epet moo mig" -
"@pis ocnne @icrnino fll~lobprbcs,"
bcocr oct pibere / Trotciten, asa bill
GngIpnocrnc forgirpes ieoc at tale
til europa ON lin HiobcrIigbcb, inc
Scbc pg lin Sribeo. 9ritiif sGrlig-
bco pil gun ~til9rl1noc mcb ~8eaero-
pbon"S @iUitiribco."
Set lremganr poerligerc al Sap
teil MnltIanbs @eretning, at Tapo-
leon nldn hare %ntisiprItouet DC GSor-
bun0Illlger, iom bar aaact iorito for
bans Suergipclie, tiltrpbs for, at
aaptein Mnitlnno 9ientagenoe hnpoc
forlitrct TnpoleonS Nebrple1tant
peo Acknowledgements, at ban intet-
Ionihelit fiinoe ii9e ON, hpilfen
SfiTbnc Scr piloe blipc Sen celebrc
Tangc til Gel peo Nnfomltcn til
Gn9lnlo.
"NopOlcpns Opcrgipclie" er en-
%p1, iorrl man lGier baooc nleo llo.
butte o1 @lUbe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-17
Qudnd meme ~
Stcmninncu / Nrnn.riac pon Mars
hnscnc ipr Nrincup Ncnnnoclic
Srcp ira "Tccorob Eortu"s Barrier
Sotrc'pouoeut =. 5irol0 irpt9louo

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cr 9~lor@hoQc ior uolIt al Sc Ncilut
ninQcr % @cQlpcuhcocr. iom lott,
Nnpincn inonl. Npcr liuc paa "a
gen "a hpcr (inc pou Ndttcn har
bCnnc Gi0 ct Ucrhcn2hiitoriit Niu0C
800 Gran uammclt G'tcrmio.
haQ crtIrrcoc CitcrrlQc Scrbier
Sril ~ ritcrriQitc N}onitorcr inrc0C
inc ioritc Sfllo moo @cllroo: imor-
gen fom Foincart tilbolc til lin az
hrllotc Rciic I'll Stauoiu0uien, %
Ariicn bIcp ofut oQioa ior Iroufri.
Qc2 &cOtommcn0c. ioucrmorQcn
itUngtc (nitIano inc Nrunicr "a cr-
flUrcoc @auoct i "NriQ4aciobr 3r.
itnnN~. GaQcu 0crpaa iaicu finn
Gniflouo1 ariQecrflrriul til Rus
Iouo oiu.
Ic iromtc 9lpiicr bar ollcrcoc ior
Ct Bar Gidaucocr iiocu beQuuot mco
hnQIiQc I'll u q I'M an" Artitlcr, :. u.
(. N}inocipdItcr ON. huuo ser huuotc
nctop ionR ior ct Mar it0cu. c req.
ner bare fort op Sc t0ttiitc NcQjucu.
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Sen Cato, oR aIliQcpcI bIiucr Niiuoc.
ipaItcruc uhnQQcIiQ lanQc ol ITnAcr
"a Longer ior buCr lal.
Npor 300 0cWuc enc llQc iiior pnr
iommcutrruQt al @%cQipubcOcr, Gc
mitcritc al Dem pic@ ocalOrn icIpiolAc
IiQ iUrifiItc inoQnocu0c Artltlcr.
Npor itoor iod 6rantriac iouQ2
Npoo cr @opcoimmcu Al oi2ic @lr.
filler, iom ifoI QicnipciIc oct Ironifc
GnIf2 TolcIicr "a StcnminRcr, octa
Noob ~ oct2 Gro. oct3 (rUthc0 oQ
EpiI MI Sen ijuOcs, hpno cr Gan
hct4 Gncit al octtc 3riQcu9 %ioriie
Har % Nntioncuo (ro on 0cno ri
Ocrc GorIob?
SclulrIQcIjN cr alt 0cttc uhurc
nouitcIil al iporc pou N0ri@ err 10
life belle Gronfrjuc, OF Npiicrut, iom
nj bar her, fan Qloc Sc melt uoTtuotc
llotrnf ior CpiumiuQcu bIanot No-
pc0itn6cua 4 NiiulonCr u0Cu ser
Tor at toltc sc mullQcn3 n'uiQcn0c
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Gre GNuc Al %uuoct, bIun0t andre
&cloltniulolnl Nuo0 mcucr /. Cr.
&ultbc'oImluucu oppc NrctaQnc 90
MormouoL hpoo tiger WoiroQucruc
rllcr Nii0i NriolMinQtu, lru1it uUf
ira ArlNcn? 81 ij0it men life
muloit bpo0 ijNcr SoIootcrnc
fem? - sc Niuiourr / Sfnttcraro.
pcnc, I TUiminAcrnc, / 0cpotcruc
rlm0t pmtriuQ2
seq bar '0Nt Def Ter. % oct fan
Qicruc 0icutaQc2 her: Get uil0c pare
iorituncliN nUitcu noturliQ, ON Ser
mi iau inant bclnnotc al Njore Jig
0Ul0cn6c Ell (rUthc0. en- bis Muab
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uc2 ,EcrnuuIr life cr Ill AZ rottc. Gen
IlQQcr Der - ca. 10000 Huu0ratti
Iomcter iuOoucr irnuit @rumo,
omtrcnt noiuntiN liaconu, iom otu
itrncoc til I Ni0tcu al September
i'jor. Nronpriuicu oripcr Lac ihUr
all poo mc0 I'M Nrmc ror at firing
ivttc" &croln. @,rra2 M Soi2
ions "a Rhtim2 bombarotrt@ nor
ioQt oo0lll, oQ N@uIcbolruc / Stuttcr
Qrapcnc iodr lite roget hiuauocu ne
hucrtcn I'll Sen enc tlltr til otu en-
Sen Nuut. NOmmUUltrtwIt b,jptr
uhn9QcIj9 itcrompt 90 iutcrjQcuot
- ygoce alt,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-17

- fort iuni, bct cr ioonootlom Stil.
itan0 pod Belle Ncitirontel1. NunO(
(pitIaub / 0citc Gicblif ~ilittc Sri
acll, piloc set tlliunclo0cn0c hare
liort Ell lin Sob Sod mcQct mere
iom oct 10 bar iloact nUitell belle 70.
len ml0cr ia. Ncrcttc6c life PM.
ieruc iQoar ON, at Nciicr @lIhclnI
III, ioaiuurt Murid)uu cr 'uIot, oil
m0irt,c i'm Suiacrion, Ncrtracn al
Cumberland, Tom &iccfonNc oucr IN.
len. "a iodQ iortGlicr telegram.
mcrnc al belle oct crobrc0c Roicll
iiol uoQirrc Ct 5pl0riQc. bporol Nlo.
tUNtcrnC itoI 0clC3 liQC mcllcm En'f.
Idno % EitcrriQc. Solo, DC Eon0c
bor 0o %llobnttc al lin Grip. % bpio
Sen tnifc Seller puu Nar@0oqcn Tor
i'm ariqScrtlrrilN til Nu2lono pil
fume rntfc inc / Spioicu Tor FIN
NUr / hoitiOc!iQ Cptoq 8icnncm
Stoo4portcu / HoIcn3 qomIc @ouco.
itoo, ioo uiI ban i%ormoocutIiN mc0
(Ilirco5itlllclie hmuc ic tilboAc pno,
huu0 Norct bar broQt hom o0 (nlt
lauO.
"a. fauhrnoc set err ioo. San.
hruoc piriclj1 Suualinicunc OipcrQc
rcr / Ben @rno, at De 10 W}ooitouNc
re / iclpiommc 2icblir pea Mars
oaQcu ior Gicu0tliQbcocrnc2 NcQnn
ociic bcuQc cr |fornpIct mcO, buao
Ser err opnooct, 90 troltIQ Ter Ireu1-
tlocn ime0c Gor Ct cr %lilfcrt Nront
riQc fluQcr life opcr StilinQcn l0oQ,
Scr hucr llQC, ium NriNcn bar IA.
ret. ior hpcr I'M Wtuouc0 Sen or 9ouct
iu0 l. bar man 1uuct inc NcOilcr
pnu. buor rent uiuttclig milltrr
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beloQtid tru'tiQ bets WtllitUrorQoni
iutiou par. Yet bar oItiuu nlliQcOcl
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muu0cr, at (Uifluu0 Qicmncm bclc
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&c MIcrrc", lont pcr0cn lloQcliinoc
bar icct, % IonAt lrn0trIiNcrc cno
lrlu Gicu0cn pun Gorhoan0 funoc
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bette NriNcu2 lrritc @or Qiuct, men
iomtioiN hor 9Iuret opnnoct al ic
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Suo0o, buo6 icN her liQcr, men tUnt
pao huor6ou oct 0jf / 1870 II, %
hporom oct ga iou no citcr Ct
Ninuuc0cr3 NrlN: Enri2 bclclrct %
oucrQjuct, Scoon aotnltroicn oQ Sen
frantic Nopc0urmca SpcrQiucllr,
3ciicrcn2 TouQcnitob, Cprrrct / 80
ri2, McljcrjuNcn3 WioltcaIo2bc0 oip.
oiu.; ol tTut puO, huoo set oGia0
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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1915-06-04
WEYBR RIDGE.

Mrs. G. p. Larrow entertained the
Ladies Aid society Wednesday after
noon.
The entertainment given by the c..
b. S. class Saturday night was well pa,
ronized The proceeds were $4,000.
Mrs c.. R Britell and twins returned
home Monday from Burlington where
they have been spending few days
with friends.
Mr., and Mrs. T. F. Dewey, Stowell,
Marion and Miss Emma Baker called on
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Child at Lake Cham
plain Sunday.
Esther Danyew was home from Mid
dlebury over Sunday.
Those in town to attend Memorial Day
exercises were Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ.
Adams of Addison, Mr.. and Mrs Q. II.
Ring and daughters, Pricilla and Edena,
Mrs. J. f. Davis. Mr.. and Mrs. F. c..
Elmer of New Haven Mr.. and Mrs.
y. w. Merrill of Panton and Mr. and
Mrs L. c. Drolette of West Cornwall.
Several from here spent Monday at
Lake Dunmore.
George f. Griswold, former resi-.
dent of Weybridge, died of consump.
ton at his home in Lebanon, y. H..
May IS. His remains were cremated
The ahses will be buried in Weybridge
w Ii. Lyon and daughter, Anna, of
Burlington were over Sunday guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. II. \. Clark. Miss Lyon
returned to Burlington Monday Mr..
Lyon will remain here few weeks.
Memorial Day was observed here last
Saturday The address by Prof. Lam
bert of Mlddiebury college was very in
teresting, the several parts taken by the
children were given in very creditable
manner, the music by the Weybridge
orchestra was Of high class and we'll
rendered. At the close of the service at
the church a procession was formed and
marched TO the north cemetery where
the graves were decorated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Merrill of Panton
visited among friends in town several
days last week, returning to their home
Monday.
The Village school, Miss Edith A.
Brown, teacher, closed last Friday
Scholars not absent during the school
year were Harley w. Clark and
Manley Shaw. Not absent the spring
term were Flossie Champine, Luella
Champine and Christine Shaw. Alb
sent one half day only Rena Stone and
Harold A. Baker.
a cow belonging to H. A. Boies gave
birth last week to twin heifer calves.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1915-06-04
LEICESTER JUNCTION.

Delor Trombley. who was seriously in
jured by cOliding with an automobile
while riding a bicycle near DR.. Deans in
Salisbury village, is at the Mary Fletcher
Hospital, Burlington, and is doing as
well as could be expected, considering
the serious nature of his injuries.
Judson Severy was in Goshen Satur-
day on business.
Flavious Benjamin lost young horse
last week. The horse ran away breaking
its leg in two places.
Miss Cecilia Walsh is at her home in
Brandon for an indefinite stay, as her
only sister died Monday morning. Mis-
Walsh has the sympathy of her pupils
and many friends here.
The Hunteys spent the day, May 3Oth,
at Lake DunmOre
Mrs Dora Cotton McGovern CT Water.
vile, p. G., has been visiting her cousin
JudsOn Severy.
Mr.. and Mrs. }. H. Severy visited in
Sudbury recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wright Flagg entertain d
las their guests last Sunday Mr.. and Mrs
Dana Aver and family.
There was appropriate pre-memorial
exercises in all the schools in this part OF
the tcwn.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1915-06-04
CHRISTOPHER POISON.

The Vermont Agricultural Extension
Service has adapted to Vermont condi-
lions the recent recommendation of the
Federal Department of Agriculture as
the most practical means of destroying
grasshoppers and preventing their raw
ages by use of poison bait made as
follows:
Wheat bran. 20 pounds; Paris green,
| pound; cheap molasses or syrup, 2 =
quarts oranges or lemons, g fruits.
Anything of this nature must, of
course, be made and distributed with
care, as poison bats may poison children
as well as grasshoppers if placed where
they are readily accessible.
Thoroughly mix together the bran and
Paris green. An ordinary washtub will
answer for this purpose Into a sepa-
rate receptacle containing the molasses
or syrup squeeze the juices of the fruit,
then chop up finely the skin and pulp of
the fruit and add this also to the
molasses mixture, which is then diluted
with two gallons of water. Mix the
two together and add enough more
water to bring the whole to a stiff
dough. This amount of poison bait is
sufficient to treat from five to ten acres
when properly applied 1t should be
borne in mind, however. that the fruit
is the essential element of this bait, and
if not employed Is per cent of the eff
cheney of the bait is lost
This poison bait should be applied to
the area to be treated very early in the
morning, before sunrise. To obtain the
best results, the bait must be sown
broadcast around the border and in
strips one rod apart over the area to be
treated More than one application
may be necessary. Broadcasting obvi-
ates the possibility of horses, cattle,
sheep, poultry or birds being able to
obtain sufficient amount of poison in
the field to kill or injure them. But
under no circumstances should the bait
be scattered over treated areas in piles
or punches for fear that birds or live
stock might, under such circumstances,
eat enough of the poison to prove fatal.