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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-12
bau$ und bof.
Der @artenraien.

Inn einen 6i6tem ld0nen gtunen
nn6 6%auernoen @artenraien, Selour-
ODER Seppidraien 81 er5eugen, mill
fen Gorten gepablt uer6en, melde
bonn 6rlbiabr bis ipat IN oen SCRIPT
binein Elm friides> iaftiges Grim be-
bolten obre mabren6 6ieie r 3eit in
cine &a1beperio6e gu treten. Dae=
lelben 6iirfen me6er einen 6iden
@orit no9 brette, grobe' 8latter tret=
ben ionoern miiiien eine feline, oi@te
Nearbe biloen un6 reidlib feline 8lat<
ter berborbringem pelde fi6 fur5
balte11 u16 tbeilpei1e DEM @r6bo6en
o%nliegen. 90 our 8iloung zines fol-
6en 3ierraiens nur menige @ra1er
geeignet iin6, mub man nnbeoingt
auf iolde @rasiamenmenge 8er5t@t
%lei1ten, Die mebr Ser 3ufaa ols Die
@ano zines moblmonen6en Sa6ber=
lta116igen berporbra6te.
BUR 8il6ung eineS oidte11 @arten=
o6er N%arfraie1rs iin6 6ie feinbalmi=
gen, 1i9 ausbreiten6en nie6rigen nno
a16 tbeueren @raier ni6t 81 entbeb=
rem, nn6 man ml1B audi 6arauf be-
ion6ers @e6odt nebmen, m0glidit
bon unfrdrtern befrette Samen gu
bertperrben, 90 iene aus bem Stolen
111r idtper 8u %entfernen fin6. DuS
Musiaatql1ontum ridtet ii@ na@ 6en
Observation-Disclosures unb 6anu9, tpel=
9en Mnfor6ermngen Ser Stolen GENT
gen iou. gs miro ii6 int Snterell lie
zines je6en @artenbe1tbers empfeb=
len, sic MnSmabl Ser @raSmi16nng
elmer reellen @amenba16lung gu
iiberlanen. Se6o6 beriaame man
nidt, BEL Ser 8eitequng ndbere Mn=
goben iiber 6lG9eninbolt nn6 3d.
6enberbGltniiie 6es @artentbeiles 81
mQhen, mo ser &a1en angelegt mer=
SEN 1ou.
BUR @inbringung 6es Samens lit
es 6ringenb n%otbpen6ig, quite marine
@itterung ab5mtparten, 6omit Dos
@r6rei9 geniigen6 abtrodnen fam.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-12
u@ein GpriidIein," .f%lii1terte ibm

~Gein Spriidlein," fliiiterte ibm
Die GroBmttter 5u. So, iie lpra9
linn Sen Mnfang 6es 8ersdens Iaut
Dor, aber 6aS Mariele bradte fein
8ort iiber Ole 9ippen. @a beugte
iid sic iunge Srau 81 Ser &leinen
1tteoer. Ser Mnblid bes mutterlolen
&in6es, 6as @ott ibr bter 5ufibrte
uno Dos 10 beridudtert Dor ibr itan6,
1iibrte iie tief un6 Ebrdnen traten
ibr in 6ie Nugen.
Mber bebor Tie 6as &i11o an iid
5;eben fonarte, batte 6asieIbe, pl0b=
li6 anes bergeiien6, 6en f90nen
@trauB fallen laiien. 9ie bei6en
Mermden legten ii6 i6nen I'M Sen
SAILS ser iungen Srul1 un6 es REF:
u@eine ni6t> M11tter, i9 bob 6id)
ia Iieb!"
u@os mar ser i9onite 5pru@, 6en
Gu mir iogen fonnteit," entgegnete
6ieie, ui6 babe 6i9 au9 lieb, &ino!"
Sic nabm sic &let1ne a1'f ibren
Mrm un6 trat in 6as &ars. ln6
6ieiem gegenieitigen 2iebesber=
ipreden idritten Mentter nn6 &in6
gu ammen meiter binein in SOS Be-
ben.
Die 2iebe blieb bel ibnen nn6 Got
tee Segert mit ibr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-12

abonnirt anf ben rMorbitern.~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-12
9artuffelfatternns.

Gin lan6tpirtbi6aftlider @olbe=
trieb lit beute obne Die &artoffel gar
nidt %0enfbar; tie bil6et einen noe
ientlidelr 8eiton6tbeil 6es geimm=
ten @iebfutters.
@amentlid fir oie @dtpeine ge-
ben sic &artoffeln Elm lebr 5uiagen=
beS Sa1rptfutter ab. 0o lie rob
i6ledt ausgern1bt tper6en, erbalten
sic Shueine Tie 1ur in ge6dmpftem
ltn6 getrodnetem 3l11tan6e. @ar gu
ltarf barf aber sic Station an @ar=
toffeln nibt fem; 6ie gdmeine be-
fommen ionit @angebau9e un6 lei
Sen Damn iogar an &nodemmeide.
Mu@ Ser @eidmod 6es Sleiides lei
Get; es miro fa6e, idrumpft beim
&pfen Elm 11n6 bat Elm loderes n11o
meides Set. Serfel befommer pro
Sag ein Gfuno, ur6 6ieie Station
iteigert iid big 5u boditens 20 9fun6
bel gr6e Ser Mait Il.
9as &inobieb pertpertbet sic &ar=
toffeln iomobl IN robem als aud in
gefodtem 3uitan6e. Mildfiibe ur0
ol1d 3ugodien fonnen in Ser Mr=
beits5eit Big 20 Nfl1no robe &artof=
feln pro Sag u1t6 9a1tpt erbalten.
@em 6us Gieb gemaltet meroen io1,
10 lit Sic @erfiitterung geoalnpfter
o6er gefodter &artoffeln ratbiamer,
Sic bier6urh Ser Macbreffeft mele11t=
lih geiteigert miro uno Sic bierbei
eereidten groberen Mengen rober
&ortoffeln Gr1r6fall beronlaiien
miir6en. Mls itdrfite @abe iin6 fir
Moitril1oer ettpa SO &fu16 pro Sag
51 rednen. Mud) Maft= uno alte
@dofe, lo1pie ertpadiene @ammel
foonnen fraftig nit @artoffeln er1dbrt
merben. Sir 9dmmer, &dlber uno
6oblen eignen iid sic &artoffeln
aber mdt. Gas &1odengeriilt oiefer
SS%l1ngtbiere lit in raidem @adstbum
begriffen, un6 sic &artoffel fann me=
gen ibres geringen &alfgebaltes Sic
fem 8e6iirfniB nidt geredt meroen.
@er getpilt lit, iein @ieb tit Ser
@auptia@e nit @artoffeln GIT erndb~
rem, ser moge be6enfen, 6aB Sic
iebr arm an gimeiB lit,
utt6 6ab bel 1tngeniigenoer 3uftbr on
itiditoffreid,em @eif1tter 6ie itiditoff=
freien geitonotbeile nidt CUR aus-
niiba1ng gelongen. &c III alio 6rin=
gen6 an3uratbem, 1teben SEN &artof-
feln erbeb1ide &raff1ttergoben on
.5lttpenoen rn6 In 6teiem Talle lie
Der sic @artoffelportton gu nerrin+
germ. Sn Trage fommen 8ol1mtpou-
iootmebI, Seiamh1den, &ofosf11den,
Mopsf1den nn6 6ergl.
Die @artoffel lift a1.h r1atronarm
unb fait hIorfret, uno "a a1th bos
@aubfntter un6 Defenders SOS Strob
tpobI faIfreih aber orm an Matron
10 m1b 6ieie r Ma1tgel 6urh re-
.Sal5goben a,1sgegliden
tperben.
Mhnnmirf inf hen ..Nnrhffpr,t.A
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-12

- Gin gutter &er1. @@neiz
ber: Isle fino olfo nit Sbrem Inz
aug ni@t au%frieoen, 9err Dottor9
Mur meroen Sic mobl ntdt mebr
bei mir arbetten laheng"
&unoe: nNein, aber i@ peroe Sic
metnen 5%reunoen empfeblen!"
- @@Ie@t an9etommen.
Batter: Sans, tomm Der. t@ mub
bid beftrafen, beine 2ebrerin faste
mir beute, gu feieft Ser i9limmi tie
sSunse Ser gar5en &lafe.
9ans: Sb, Papa, uno gu mir
bat fie se5tern geiaat. i'd lei geraoe
tpte mein 8ater!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-12

THE MINNESOTA STATE FAIR might be called
CHlLDRENS FAIR. There is no other Fair in America
that pays as much attention to the boys and girls. AT the
Fair, Sept. 6 to II, spelling and pig club contests for the
Boys Camp for over 100 farm boys will be held at the
Fairs expense. Over $500 in prizes are offered for corn
shown by the boys. A baby show for children between IL
and Sc months of age will be a big feature. The greatest
display of school work ever assembled is to be shown in
the School Exhibits building. Over one-fourth of the
Woman's building is reserved for a child welfare and kin
dergarten exhibit, and the work of little boys and girls in
state schools for the unfortunate. A canning contest for
girls, and a girls bread making contest for the state cham
pionship, as well as liberal prizes for girls' cooking and
sewing. will interest the girls. Write to John c. Simpson,
Hamline. Mimi, for a premium list. Going? LET'S GO!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-12
Nemc sprid)mDrter.

r9a tann fid teiner cine @or<
ftenuns MAIDEN" fogte Ser Sbeater<
btrettor, ba poren ibm feline @@au>
fpieler bur@gebronnt.
rRaf i@, 70 rcit i&," fuste Der
@tromer, ba batten ie i'm auf ben
@@ub gebra9t.
r9ie @onr1e bringt es an Sen
Sag" fagte Sic 9aBlide, 6a belob
tie tire pbotogropbie.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-12
Kindtrt6e.
Die Sttefmntter.

Stt Sltt1 utu@3e@<
9os Mariele ltan6 Dor Dem Sauie
i'm Sonnenidein. Sic Come ipielte
NIT ieinen @olol0dlein uno tp1r6erte
itd, oab oos Mariele 1idt la6te.
gSun peritedten ii6 sic goloenen
Stroblen binter Sen 3meigen 6eS
apfelbm1mes, ser neben 6em Sm1le
!tanb, lugten our6 6as 8lattergriin
uno lpielten i'm @roie. Gies batte
benz Mariele ionit immer 10 gut ge=
fallen. IS fonnte of lange 3eit Dem
Spiel Ser Come 5uieben. .@ie 6as
gltterte, bin urt6 fer buidte, als ma=
rem es fleine leben6e 6lamden.
aber beute itar6 SOS Mariele unter
Ser @ol1stbiire urb bea9tete Die
freunoIiden S%onnengruBe gar nidt.
g5 trug ietn be1tes &lei6den ur6
belt einen 8lumenitrauB IN ser
@ono. @on5 feierlid itano es 90
unb iob Die 2anoitraBe binunter.
"a trat cine alte 6rm aus Dem
@ouie. SIR @oar mar itlbermeiB;
iie batte ernite, quite Mugen. Sn6em
Tie iid gu Sem &in6e ni~eberbeugte,
fragile Tie: ~@annlt on 6einen
gprud?"
uSo, @roBmutterI," a%nttportete
bos &ir1b unb blidte dngltlt9 5u ibr
empor.
uMuBt DID nidt fiirdten," ermu=
tbigte es Die alte 6rm.
r8elt, @roBmutterl, i9 brau6
ntdt Mngit gu baben, Ser @immel-
boter ididt mir ia 6ie 1eue Me1t-
ter?"
$50, un6 6ein Miitterl, 6os beim
Iieben @ot lit, bat getpiB re9t gebe=
tet, 6omit er Sir cine quite Mutter
ididt. @obe tie mir lieb, Die 11e1te
Mutter."
1o5 &in6 nidte un6 lddelte beru-
bigt.
"a fam bie No9borsmag6 am
Sauie porbei, griiBte un6 rief nit
ibrer beqen, luitigen Stimme: u@eu=
te lit ober oas Mariele fem bet1am=
men un6 10 ernitbaft! @elt, iebt
fommt ia gleid Die Stiefmutter? Dr.
mes &in6!"
Die olte 6rm1 marf DEM M169en
einen bertpeiienoen 8lif gu nno
moute ii@ eben tpie6er an oos @in6
ipen6en, ols Die Mufmerfimfeit BEL
Der IN 6ie 6erne gelenft tp1tr6e. Sort
unten, mo 6ie 2an6itroBe cine
8iegung madte, iab man cine
@taubmole emporpirbeln, Damn
nar6 Elm 8ogen fidtbor uno boI6
borte man a119 ldon oos Stolen ser
&6ber. Sc par @aters gtaatsmd-
geId}em, 6os immer ndber tam. ga,
ridttg! Ser Setter Der, &ne9t, iaB
auf Dem 8od un6 fnoute lu1tig nit
Der 8eiti@e. 8ol6 bette 6as MarieIe
lout oufgeiubelt Dor Sreu6e, oo fieI
linn Dos spriidlein Elm, un6 oie neue
@11tter un6 iebt au9 nod Die 2ieie,
bie ~armes &in6" at inn geiogt bot-
te. @etn Ser3 fling beinobe borbor
On at flopfen, un6 6ie groBer 8Iol1.
agen faben gan3 berfdiittert benz ber-
announcement @ogen entgegen.
Sett bielt 6tefer Dor benz 8oufe.
Ser Setter fprmg bonn 8of un6 Der
@oter aug Dem 8ogen. Damn bnlf
er elmer iungen Groat ousiteigen.
Wie Iieblid oiefe a11sioh, ols fie i'm
benen Sei6enflei6e MN griiBen6 Dor
benz &in6e un6 Der @robmutter
itan6. @ie oIte Gro11 COB lift Die
&ano un6 ipro@ einfad: ~@ott feg.
ne 6etnen @in3ug!" rn6 Der @ater
6e11tete alf 6os MorieIe.
Sos 1T unfer @in6," fagte CT.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-12
Dnfer sr0bte anr aae befinbet F@ in Der Map gonr Mbsi1uns
Der QebensrniHRl< NusfeQunQ.

IS empfieblt ii@, 6amit big gn6e
Mpril o6er Mnfang Mai gu marten.
Cine rebt 6ide giniaot lit iniofern
BON groBem @ortbeil, als 6a6ur6 6as
bon n1rfraut, mel9eS ia
in ie6em @o6en borban6en lit un6
ii6 aud etma in ser @%rasmil9ung
finben fon11te> perbinbert miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-12

- Stimmt. v. Gin @eftauront
eine Setting leieno): Donnertpetter,
tDnner bic @nsldnoer aber i@inp>
fen, Die nebmen pabrbaftis ttin
8latt por oen Muno.
g.: Naturlid, {ol@' srobe Bldtter
gtbt's ou9 nidt!
Der tIeine Gorf@er.
papa: Mer bat benn mitten our@
Mfrita Elm Sod IN ben @lobus se<
f4nitteng
9anfi (ftola): Dos tuar id. Napa,
If bin einmal III bas Snnerite bon
Gfrita %gebrungen.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-03-18
RUSSIANS ARE ALSO
STILL WINNING

Petrograd, March 13.-The Russian
war office last night made public the
following statement:
I'm the Suwallii region the enemy
still holds Slmno and Augustowo, and
has assumed the offensive in the Sci.
ny, where fighting is proceeding.
ION the right bank Of the Naraw
their artillery fire is intense. On the
front Of Omouley and Orzhyd, and al.
so in the direction Of Przasnysz, The
enemy's offensive has been held in
check by the Russian troops.
"On the left bank Of the ViSrlla
there is no change.
"On the front Of the Gorlce and
Iupkow Passes i'm the CarDathians
there have been series of energetic
Russian attacks. To the south of the
GorIice, parties Of the enemy crossed
the Senkouka and attempted To TOT.
tify themselves IN its right bank. They
were annihilated. Russian scouts sur.
rounded three Austrian detachmalts
which advanced at different places.
and they all surrendered. The great.
est success achieved was by means Of
Russian flank attack where the prin-
cipal Austrian operations had been car.
ried on. The Russians captured the
village OF Lupkow and Smolnik. aud
also the surrounding heights. and sciz.
ed two howitzers, two field guns ana
seven MaNims and field hospitals with
their stats. The total number of pris.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-03-18
ABDUL H.AMID KILLED
BY POLITICAL ENEMIES

Paris March 12.-The Balkan
agency has received the following dis.
patch from Sofia Bulgaria:
"Adriccs from Constantinople say
that AIohammed Burnhan Eddin, IA.
vorite son of the former sultan. Abdul
IIamid, has been found Strangled In
his bed rooms. II has been confirmed
that the prince was killed 10y political
enemies"
Prince Burnhan Eddin was 90 years
old and the fourth son of Abdul Ha-
mid. During his fathers reign he was
fourteenth i'm line for succession, but
II was said that Abdul Hamid design
ed to elevate him over his thirteen
seniors and make him the next sultan
I'm 1900, when Abdul Hamld was
dcthroned, Prince Durham Eddln was
kept under surveillance for time.
charged with being concerned in a
conspiracy for the restoration of abso.
lutism.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-03-18
DeSOTO PRESS AssOc,,,
HOLDS INTERESTING =
from Friday. y

from Fridays n,u,
The Desoto County Pr
ton is holding its regular 4
this city today. Those n \,
are: Editors George N. ~
Wauchula, A. p. Jordan
Gorda, G. W. Adams a, y
Andrew Carter and n. n
this city.
The editors held a yer, A..
session this morning, and y
sion at the hour Of going h
afternoon, which session Nm
result in much good to IN, ~
and the public generally.
The association at this u..J
be considered notorious "a, !
ing INDUCED in any e1tas,
iestiyiues. The object aud \,
ton has been strictly buslas|
actions appertaining TO Ia \
the order )" however, not BIN
ly perverse to a mild indul,,
editors accepted an invitss.
EDITOR r. r, Jones to dim,
the occasion Of which is ben
without further comment.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-03-18

entertaining iu diciou, concise AMI
logical in conception, aud decidcdl
convincing iu deductions and coucIu.
slonS. II may boo truthfully said to be-
"A great lecture upon one Of the most
important questions that ever has con.
frontcd or ever win confront the intel.
ligencc Of mankind
Dean Hughes has spent twcnty-thruc
years Of his life rs instructor in four
Of the large universities of the United
states. For six years hc was inStruc.
tor In the law department Of the Uni-
ycrSity Of Michigan; for twelve years
he served in the same capacity m the
University Of Illinois: for two years
I'm the Louisiana State University, aud
for the past three years he has been
the dean Of the University Of Florida.
In addition to his services as an i'll
Structur Dean Hughes is also the nu-
thor of a number of text books on the
various subjects Of the lazy. the most
notable of which Is Hughes Text Book
on Evidence, which has now been
adopted by more than twenty law
schools I'm the United States The peo-
pie Of Arcadia were pleased to be hon
orcd with n visit and n lecture from
such distinguished man.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-03-18
MRS. JOHN ID. ROCKEFELLER
DIED THIS MORNING

New York, March 12.-NIrs. John
D. Rockefeller died this morning
Mrs. Rockefeller was 40 years of age
and had been Ill for several months
She died at Pocantico Hills. and her
death was kept secret for a short time.
1t is feared the effect on the stocL
market may be bad, because OF Its in.
huence upon the health Of her husband
through grief. Her husband and son
are at ormond, Fla.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-03-18
GREECE TO MAINTAIN
STRICT NEUTRALITY

Athens. March 12.-"Greece will
maintain neutrality" emphatically de-
clarcd the new foreign minister today,
In the first official utterance since the
overthrow Of the veRezllos cabinet.
The king is now in supreme control.
and has ordered the authorities to pre-
vent all war demonstrations.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-03-18
GERMAN MANUFACTURERS
SEND IN PETITIONS.

London, March 13.-An Exchange
Telegraph dispatch from Amsterdam
says that the most important assocla-
tions of German agrerians, manufac.
turers and business men, have petl.
toned the imperial chancellor to allow
the discussion of terms Of prospective
peace, so that the German people may
have their say when peace treaties are
signed.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-03-18
FOR EXCHANGE OF 100000
PRISONERS OF WAR.

Stockholm. March 12.-Arrange-
merits are said to have been completed
between Russia and Germany for the
exchange Of 100000 war prisoners.
The exchange. It is reported, will
he made by way OF Stockholm harbor,
beginning in April.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-03-18
GEORGIA MAN GOES
ON 4 RAMPAGE.

WaycroSs, Ga, March 13.-Gong
on a rampage after minor quarrel
today, Henry Il, Baugh with n shot
gun killed w. II. Hunter and serious.
~ wounded Samuel Brady and suicld-
ed at Dickinson, thirty miles west Of
here.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-03-18
MASS MEETING
OF Growers ~ The Court u
urday, Nassh -, tail

This meeting is called tu
pose Of considering the repon
by a committee Of seven xhs
pointed for this purpose At Al
held February 9th. EVER n
ested in getting better pflq, I
are urged To attend. IL win NJ
a snappy business meeting. \
wasted Co. . Aascl
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-03-18

" n. Seward and family VIII be .
to learn that their attract, - i
daughter, little Miss Norma
who was accidentally hur.S,. had ocrr.
ago is improving '''''
that 1t is expected o,,,or hand od,,s.
uas ss..trlcs K. Gage, ocala, head hanNcr'
rss5rThe following were elected tcdhN;
\ Head clerk, ]. A. Guinness Lake
a City.
AZ Head escort, Or. w. S. Irwin, Lake
4 lind.
: Head Waterman, c. w. johns Jen
= ilngs.
TO iHead sentry, A V. Casteil1, Tam.
u. 81,
y The following committees have heci
=, naned to serve for the coming year:
Va Credential c. n. Horne, r. $. An
W desson and G. K. Sage.
Mileage and per diem: w. Roe
- hucSI. NJ. Rhode, ]. w. simmons.
i' Revolutions: ]. F. Dormon, w. w
Anderson. George f. Cook.
~, Mehorials: II. x. BeerS, r. r
=" cline! q. G. vanBrunt.
y" Fraternal greetings; Z. W. PrHn
?" tiss. J. w. Burns, w. IT. NJ. noeh
wv ming.
q, Press: p. V. I,arengool, Dr, Il
" A. Lowry, G. p. I'..h.
]
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-03-18

Mrs. Turntine, who has been tho
euest Of Mrs. Jake wey for several
dsvs returned this morning to her
nome 10 Cleveland. Mrs. Turntine IS
the mother Of Mrs. Alverson, who was
opers,ed on for appendicitis in Arcadia
"a few days ago. Mrs, Alverson' we
ARE eiad\to note, Is rapidly recovering
Don the} effects Of her operation
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-03-18

popular young lady in Arcadias s
ety life. returned last evening ~
Bertow. where she has been Vls''Ns
FOR several weeks with friends anu 81
atlvos While Miss Davis was Nislp
inc IN harlow number Of pleasant
social affairs were given in her no'
ar
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-03-18
DAY OF OHAUTAUQUA.

=, esoio County Chautauqua
most successful ten-day ses-
night with the byron W.
ayers in the great shakespea'
AZ, The Merchant Of Venice"
80 was made up entirely Of local
5ple. and considering the limited
me given for rehearsals, reascts much
Adlt upon each performed, as well
,pon the splendid trddning done by
- G. w. Bell, of Frankfort, Ky.
give below the cast Of characters
Duke Of Venice: O. =. Roberts.
Antonio, the Merchant Of Venice
dend OF BassanIo. r. Q. Smith.
Bassanio DR.. G. +. Highsmith.
venetian gentlemen, friends to An
onio and Bassanio; Gratiano; Clar'
nee Rodgers. Lorenzo, louie Morgan
uarlno. Jim Morqus. solanio, Ruth
cooker. salerio, Ruby Doescher.
shylock, a jew Edyard Lock.
rTubal. a jew ETVd to shylOck
4celot Gobbo, SCI want to Shy.
George stonebrakek =
obb6 father to LauncenSF1'aul 8
',serv'nt to B'''anio' '
H. a
mt to Portia; Grady Il
'ress: Marguerite d
Nerss4 "a and companion
RS. S. W. sal. - h
Jessica, daughter TO Shylock; LII B.
IN Wood. Its
At 2:45 p. m, Congressman Rich r
ond Pearson Hobson delivered, aG'h
lendid lecture, his subject Il
'perica in the 10th c.
Ness houses Of tia1ost successful rem
cd in honoroi, these worn, IS "A traI
tcioR Tor this purpose ne shoul,
plant for each five TO ten rows Of Ell
cmhers or cantaloupeS, one row Of ear
~ summer OF crook necked squash
Tile mge blossoms ana leaves and IN,
tender fruits Of this plant are prefer
red 10y the moths to either cucumber
or melons, and most OF tho eggs vii
be laid on the squash. = Is better I
make several paintings Of uash, s
ms to have o accession of .ttrarti,
blossoms al fruifs to invite the moth
The first plal. 10 should be made Il
the same time as that Of the cucumber
or melons, with other paintings at IN
tervalS of week. The later plantias
Of squash may be placed IN the space
where Il hill Of melons or cucumber
Is missing. one may pick OF the III
fected squash blossoms and fruit an,
destroy them; and also. if the mclu
worm is abundant. spray the Squaslr
with one Of the ar>cnicalS. The Jli,b
est way, however, to destroy the pcs
ON the trap crop Is to pull up aud hu.
each lot of trap plants MS soon as
has become thoroughly infested an
hcfrc the worms have attained thci
full size. If this Is neglected .le fra
crop is useless.
As soon MS the grower Is ,hrlug
picking, the vines with fallen leave
and other refuse should he la>t.oy,,
! and the land plowed as soon rs urlC
ticable. The blowing will not ,nlv I, n
under the vines and stop the hrrrdIn
Of the insects, hut will also kill mos
Of those that have already pupated
Wormy fruit, however, should be- de
stroyed In some other manner. as h
burning. Also, if practicable. cucmr
hers or melons should not he plant
on the same land two years IN succo,
!, slon.-Bulletin State Experiment Sti
ton.