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OWES $15l,235: NO ASSETS.
AbaPa Rice Company Goes Into
Bankruptcy.

Tho Ahara Rice Company, marketer
Of rice. OF III Broadway. fled n yolun-
tary petition in bankruptcy yesterday,
with liabilities Of sl5l,235 and no assets.
The only assets OF tho company were
9.9s3 shares of stock OF tho Abara
Plantation. Ltd. organized under the
laws OF British Guiana, which had a rice
plantation near Georgetown. These
shares were sold AT auction on Wednes-
day for $50 for the lot They had been
pledged for loans OF 100000 and OF
$1,000. which had been borrowed FOR the
operation Of the Abara Rice Company.
Among the creditors were A'herton
Curtis Of Paris slo7,Sj0 on notes and
bonds: n. n Tremaine, Westfield. y, j.
I7.575 on notes and bonds, and Alfred
J Mason. Jr.. $3.50 on bonds
The company IL a Delaware corpora
ton, incorporated IN 1912. Capital stock
$500 900. George n r, Lamb Is sccre-
tary.
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ARNERNE HOTEL SOLD.

Ffederi'h Southsck & Alwyn Ball. Jr,.
rave sod 10 Henry Prince for Fannie
,ps''In, who controlled the property
WrouFn foreclosure last fall the Ar
verne Hotel a. Arverne. l.. l.. on a plot
VI ABOUT twenty-five lots. The hotel
.'N'a.ns l'% sleeping rooms. besides
-hT''rs dining room and help rooms,
me ne" o"uer will spend $500 to re-
n'1ei no motel and install new furni-
."e' lie has occupied the Majestic Ho-
w. A. NrNcrue, for ten years and Ia
To" % Procession of the Tack "A -pou -sha
- td' E''kdNay and the Pinewood
mouse ~ Lakewood. y. J.
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BARON DE NEVER TAKES HOUSE

Douglas Robinson. Charles s. Brown
Company has leased for Horsfield Bros
the three story dwelling at 80 East
Flfty-sccond street TO Baron Adolphus
de Meyer for term OF years
J. Irving Walsh has rented for Glenn
ent March the studio building at Mac
dougal alley to Victor II. Salvatore.
sculptor. who will make extensive alter
atlons and occupy.
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LIS pF<DENs.
Manhattan.

2oIss.5. and Is, az, iIOs--Aionram
ark ct al sst John ID stsui" p -, :. q
SrFfoLK ST. IS. I:S :. IT n Of Hester st:
i:iTH ST, Is w-Mu,ual LII. In- CO o,
.,rm 81. sos and sol wHMary B port,e
Ss, rmSsT'0 Menu M {. a uSTg Res. of
Az n, =, ~ II % 10Th 81, 90 axs3--
sarah T. Blodg-t ss' Rosie noths'.ln ct
al tamended foreclosure Of mortgage :
atty, A A spear.
ELSMERE Pi. rs. 90 Marm'on Az.
76Nloo-Grand Boulevard Holding co
est royns De.ny co. Inc ,,S;,on 70 o
BRYANT. Az, ws s?s n Randall ay. ?s1
ioG.Eli.aecth q Hardy .Et Hunts
attys Miller, King. Ian. 4 rrarord,
BRYANT Az, vs., 500 Randall sy. ASH
loo-IsabellA c King agt Hunts Point
atty. Miller, King. Lane 4 rranord'
BRYANT Az, " . as n Randall av. 2Bx
lo"-.l.orlllsrd Spencer % as, Hunt.
m G, a,ts.' Miner. k,ns. %sn. fra q
LOT %. wee. h.ln; map Of v,l.s. o.
ast Mary A Atkinson foreclosurs OF
mtgl. atty. J Holden.
LOT sl:, map of Unionport-Jamss Tier
ney sgt Anne Maxwell Of al fore
closure Of mts) atty. NJ woln
WISE Az. " =. IS q lslst 81, ?5xloo--
carrie !. Anger art John Liederman
:, a. foree'orur. OF m's'i atty. J J
RIVER Az. wA ATS . irving s,. 6oxIoo-
Josiah De witt, as sdn. ast Field
Realty Co ct al tforeclosurs Of m,geD
attys,>Kiddle a Margeson.
LOT -, blk 1925, sec 10, on tax map
mellon =, al 1sction to forecioss transfer
Of tax LEM; attys Ferriss A storck
10th ST. +57 E.-fsidore simon agt Louis
De Nos ct al foreclosure Of mtGe) atty
VI Woln.
RCSEl.LE ST. cor Poplar n. :sss
loo.%-Kitt!s r Paul agt N J Regina
Dillon q a. foreclosure Of mtso sttys
6trsng h Taylor.
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TENANTS FOR COUNTRY PLACES.

Fish & Marvin have rented for the
summer. furnished the property OF Wal
ter Large. known as Juniper Lodge. near
Briarclin Manor. consisting OF seventeen
acres, a large residence and outbuild-
ings. to Miss Helen T. Richardson of
this city.
L'Eclusc. washburn & Co have rented
for Mrs Helen d. Peck her home at
Rosiyn, l.. l., 10 Nathan 3. Jonas of
BROOKLYN for the summer.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with nams ana address Of lenders

75xOe1i. July :. lsis-Hazel Real Es,
tate co TO Peter Alexander. Glen spsy,
sullivan county. New York; atty. Lewis
~ MIN MsEs; ~ Hway, sii,.,''.i..s|So.o
1914 - Robert Livingston, Jr. and
ulady. Livingston to T q 4 T Co,
esTm s TT" :, 90 W PARK av 'i'ss.ioSSSso
Mar q, lss2--Francis J and Carrie II
srhmuEg to Alphens 7 Buckley, eNr
HOE Az. q, 200 Charlotte pi inow
Jennings ~. boxioO. Nov 30, 1909
Weaver: atty, Frsdk A Snow. 10 Wall
LEXINGTON Az =. s..s . ISM 81. '' TX
so. July 81, lss%-Anthony McQuade,
Elin y Irwin. 1870 Lexington sv atty.
Az a. iss' 50 lin .,' .cx7SSys e.
Dec 9, ioiO--slovak Press 20 Rose Urban.
ellis Schneider and Laura and Roscoe
Schwars atty, Richard II Mitchell. So
Noii 1s os sr, 50 to 81 .yna.osa: S sSiSHo
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sCuiFF TO BUILD HOTEL.

Harry Schir is contemplating erect
ms hotel on the old Broomingdale Re-
formed Church site on Straus square
The property measures 7jxi0O. on the
west side of Broadway. between the
Stanley Court apartments. at the north
corner of i06th street. and the Waumber
at 10th street The structure will he
twelve stories high. from plans by
Schwartz & Gross. archltects.
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

RIVIN.TOS ST So. basement store
Jacob Rogers 20 Jacob Arono~i,z 81
arlington ~. yrs from May !. 1915 1900
BROADWAY. n cor Manhattan -, store
and hsmnt--Estats of Louis NJ Hen
~tanr, - Chs- \ wood, 3?oo B~sy.
10 ,-s from Jan l. 1915; atty. Jas
Eyertrds Breveries !: 1891 ~ 3,loo
"a saul Friedenthsl. :?7 u 18th So -!
yrs from oct |. 1914; atty. Hym.n ~
I.Snl-k e32 " l3sth st...,......S J.2IJ
HAMILTON ST. H. stores--James car
ucyu to Epifsnio GsnsI ~ Monroe at,
yrs from May |, 1915, atty, Ehling
Brewing 60, ieO st AIMS av...... 1850
AMSTERDAM Az. 1884, store and hsmnt
Herman Sue-ens and ano. trus, 20
Fredak W SULTAN, 1884 Amsterdam az.
yrs Nom May I, 1915: atty, W n
stewart. 1889 I'd sv..............s3.2 i0
SORTH wAsHINGToN SQUARE. 2. ali
The Trustees OF the SAT snug Har
Dor 60 Mary Blodgett, Y f2d e.
yrs from May /, 1918. atty, W G. orr
al Chambers ...........,.-...sl zoo
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bi,s WHITE PLAINS HOME.

I' RoNert T.. Farley Organization
49, ''9 FOR Henry Bley his residence
a Rs'.~ I'M Park. White Plains, over
'''.'' Bronx Parkway The house has
awe ROOMS and two baths and Ia on a
po' lt',-o0
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-24
TRADE ~ THE BRONX.

CLINTON AVENUE -Fredcrick Brown
his sold to Joseph A. shea 1870 ClIn-
tom avenue, three story dwelling. on
lot 1890. near 176th street The
buyer gave in part payment the plot,
7.Nlo0 on Gouverneur street $50 feet
south OF Van Cortlsndt Park
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

I'D ST. 2ot E--Abraham ga iran Agt Caro-
s7TH ST, aos w--t;eo Ellis 4 co sst Grace
. Ltchhcld ct al. DC, u. 1917. 80 so
BROADWAY, " :. bet lilth and iisth SITS
---,Toa II Friedlander 60 Agt Louis W
Morrison 81 al Mch ~. 1914 tby
essS%nxapwAy ~ 60, ii,,n =, u SS os
waldo sgt same. Mch 80. 1914 ,by
bond ........,,,....... ysa, ]
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q Jan II. Isl4-Beth Hsmedrosh
Hagodol synagogue TO Rsisler Heating
co. l?e Amsterdam av. attys. Foster
7lsT ct. At point :73 Az \, Iooxioa. .:
I'd ~. s. 2ss Az 4. 95Xl02... Jan
&. Isi.--Herschman e. Ble'er. $50 y
I'D 81, TO Rosa W Herschman, %. W
seth at: atty. Hy Fluegelman. 2ss Broad
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East SIDE DWELLINGS SOLD.

EAST $40 STRE;T--Pessc y Gilman
have sold for ". Hlrshklnd and others
tho four story and basement house at
TAI East Sxty-second street, on lot
eg6xIOO5, TO A client Of Rushmore
Plsbee 4 stern. The purchaser will
alter the house with an American
basement dwelling for Ills own occu-
pancy.
nagh has sold for the estate Of Eda
Brash IS East Eightieth street. a four
story dwelling. on lot 1S.Sx102.2. to a
huyer, who will alter the house with
pdncy.
BRoADw OF the late Timothy
Donovan have purchased from Mar
gsret = Tracy the southeast corner
Of Broadway and 207th street. a lot
.5xiJ1, which gives the Donovan
heirs. who own adjoining realty. a
frontage Of $50 feet on Broadway and
1913 feet on 207th street and i55 feet
on tie north line, about eight lots.
PARK AVENUE.-The Williams Build
ing Corporation. samuel Williams
president. has sold to ~ Mr.. Russek
lssj.i665 Park avenue. - six story
Fat. on plot - 6x9o. between 1l1th
AMI l1sth STREETS.
WEST 9TH STREET =. r. Merrill
spring Company, makers Of automo-
bile springs. have purchased the three
s'ory building at sal West Twenty
seventh street from Noah \. Shute
and 52S West Twenty-sevcnth stree.
from the John Frey Estate. The
purchasers now own and occupy the
buildings j27 and 500 West Twenty
seven'h street and b26 to sac West
Tuenty.eighth street, and with the ac-
0uisi;ions have plot Of eight lots
running through the block with front
ages of % and 100 feet respectively
Nlllo smith negotiated the sales.
VISIT 10Th STREET-The estate OF
Timothy Donovan has sold 5t2 Yves,
loiy-ninth street. a frame structure
o. 10, a5xi0o. owned By the estate
ior thirty-f,s years. to Eugene C
l.udem
FIRST VENUE Salvatore Soraci has
old frr client to Enrico Viggfoni
.lH1 First avenue. six story tcne.
rea' with stores. on lot 25Nlo0. be-
tween ll9th ana 18th streets. II
~. /, 90. sl Transaction
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MECHANICS' LIENS.
ManhattAu.

DOWNING ST. %5.t7-Manhattan sand
90 art Joseph Tassi. owner, re.
neWal NlJ3 80
MOTT ST l5t--Guarantes Roofing Go agt
Esther Cohen, owner: Leonard Volpe,
BARKER Av. 3osO--Patrick J Twomey
sRt Michael Brennan, Inc, owner
Micha'l Brennan, contractor. 49,, f6j
COLLEGE Az, l02. and 500 East ls6'h
st-,S Hutkor 4 Co agt Tully Building
co, Inc. owners; John j Tully, contra
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WARRINGTON April co--rhe statement Of
the receipts and pay warrants OF the Treas
Thursday This mo Fiscal year
Receipts ..... s2.3%ls7s s2+ sC17 500 6T6. lS3
Pay warrants seq C77ado 5alSo,5Ss
Deficit ...... '5SW Us73c2. $685., es
'Surplus
Receipts from Gust oms Yesterday. $50 lS3;
internal revenue, ordinary. S.ia5, 80; corpora
ton tax, s65,ll&: miscellaneous, sih,1S Ma
S.551.ss2
The cash statement OF the United States
Treasurer for April .? shows
GENERAL FUND,
Gold coin .....,,.................. q. go go
Gold cert hcates. ........,........ 3,t9t,-0
silver doll ars...............,,.,-.. tiaa"il
silver cert fcates. ..,,,,.,.,......,.- lsSlsil2
United States notes, 1909 70
Certified checks on banks eS7?97
National bank notes .,,.,.,,,,.... b&,t' $50
Subsidiary silver. minor coin and
silver bullion ....,...,..,.,,..,.., 1s4S 7as
Cash in Treasury. Observation-Disclosures. go tla sos
In national banks .. .....,..... - 6iSj7
AyalA cash in Treasury and
Deduct curren, liabilities ,.,,.,,.. :5S,.eit's
banks ..,.......,...,.,, $500, s37s2. Iss
Other Treasury assets, net, HS6l i0i
Net balance N general fund ...,. q o. .O29
RESERVE FUND
Gold coin and bullion.,........,., sis: sle, t92
TRUST FUND
To redeem outstanding certih
Grand total cssh assets In Treas
ufy ,'r.''r'tf't.' I,'''Odtt
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REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Man, small propcrtic, in Man
haitian SOld-TwO East
Side Dwellings.


Ttr.c oas nothing spectacular about
,el cst.i. trading yesterday. WhiIe
IN. volume Of sales reported was about
nm to the average of the last few days
tho properties affected were not of
espectllly expensive type or In impor-
t,nt lorauCus. Two more East Side
dwelling found buyers yesterday. and
N, ,r, Wei side a manufacturing con-
rcin added 20 us holdings. In Brookiyn's
r,t.V Dir, goods centre on Fulton street
, clothing house purchased several
rropcrt.os 10 add TO the present cstsb-
lshueut
plans Ncrc hlcd yesterday for the
$4,000 home which the Young
Woucu'> christian Association will erect
on Lexington avenue at Fifty-third
,rect u viii bc the largest women's
,lub building W Tire city Don BARRIERS
pl,n, arc told Of OF another page OF this
'ssue john sherman Hoyt proves
IN be the buyer of the northwest corner
nj PARK avenue aud seventy ninth street,
where hc viii Greet a costly home.
several interesting leases were closed
yesterday. among item one by Howard
4 Co, Fifih avenue jewellers. WHO will
,snove from the avenue to a side street
lor.,ion on Forty-seventh street.
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT

WARRINGTON. April :o.-The statement ~
the receipts and pay warrants OF the Treas
ury shoWa.
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iois; atty, { II p't,mar. ios W iao,h
EiroN Xv. $40 81. '5oxioo-.Mar-y \
waters 70 Lawmor Rlty co. inc, ~
BWay, mtg So 600 Apl az; atty. I. 7
p1 isG 1Tay ,n,ro, P;;,v "a t Inc
to Andrews Institute for Girls at VII
loushhy. ohio mtg $4,000. April -,
atty, l. r & T 60, 100 Rway .,.: 1900
Boerckei TO Ioui. Rosth, 22s y 5sih St
mtr, $4,000, Apr 81; a'tys' & Bloch
SAME PRopERTY Louis iRocth to Nan,
nctte Roerckcl q ano, 49, iasth 81,
W's ,i:GoS' Ar az atty, ,am: 81
mtg, $4,000. Apr az ottys A A Bloch
sAME Hf PSRssodpERTY-iLoui,,. Roc,h TO Nan,
nctte Boerckel 4 ano, mtg $4,000, Apr
,s.p ST. sTr'' $. iu.s B.rmron,, sy, Assn
s H w Hasnes az. m.s 5000
Apr 81; atty, T g T Co. i7s Broad:
HOE Az W :, ?is n is7th st, 's6sicoH
Rockwell Constr co to Henrietta NJ Min
nick, 1870 Union ay, mtg $4,000. Apr
80, atty. n II Mitchell 1914 IL i5oih
NORRIS Az. cor is,th st. iooxIo.s"
Geo ) Lehman to J l. 81 Rhy. CO;
M Tf 70 ~H''1 s. e.d HPF ~ atty
JEROME Av. ne cor aoith st, 6oxiScw
Leo ] hehman to ETlbaek Rlty co. Ino,
% gn,9n 50, mts ss,ooo. Apr 10: atty
18th ST. :. 80 Brown pl. boxi6O-
Harriet Janneck, Larohmont, Y,
10 Schnell Rlty co, Inc, i6 Court It,
Allen 4 u, 2lb Montague st. Bkiyn 81
WASHINGTON Az; lt4s. " cor ST Psurs
r. %, loxioo s-Ely Neunann, ref. to
81 a'tys Emmett p. Sc Wall
LoTs II. 4 ,7s, map Jacksonville. prop.
erty, also Bronx Blvd, r. 100 g39th
st. 2joxob--.Christian II Werner to Nun.
deroh nifty 60, 1910 Sd sv: atty, q N
Dav's 32lO Sd av ...,,,...........tI 100
HANCOCK ST. " =. 400 II Columbus sv,
s9Ni00---rhos J HaSsett ret to Fish.
XIII savings Institute. FrshkIll, Y,
hp' ~ atty baech'sr. li.s Walker
SAME faopEn'fy-rishhiii' ssylnsc Inv,,.
tuts to John u Dosoo i7t: Adam at,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-10-09

one should plant at least enough
wheat to furnish his family with home
grown flour.
Preparation of Land for Oats.
The best preparation possible is best
for any crop, but we should remember
that the oat is somewhat different to
the corn in the kind of seed bed that it
likes. Corn likes loose, mellow seed
bed, but for oats the condition is bet
ter if we have thoroughly pulverized,
but somewhat frmer seed bed. For
this reason, where the land is to be
broken deep, it should be done early
and given time to firm before seeding,
and if it can rain on It it is better. But
it is now getting somewhat late in the
season and not much soil has been
broken, so it would be well to firm by
narrowing or dragging.
AS demonstration agent, we would
like to add to that that l am in the
county to help in any way possible and
to be used by any one who needs me.
l will be in the country five days dur
ing the week, and can be found at the
Chamber of Commerce on Saturday.
call me when l can serve, and also re-
member that | will not wait to be call
ed before getting out, though.
C. OLIVER,
Demonstration Agent, Third Agricul-
tural School District.
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j. G. OLIVER.

in right in the fall Wheat has paid
pretty well this year, and a good many
are now eating flour of their own
growing. So we wish to urge a good
acreage to these crops rather than
so too mad over too many acres to
cotton, for the following reasons, and
others could be mentioned:
Why We should Sow Oats This Fall.
1. Fall sown oats are usually a
sure crop.
2. With boil weevil, oats and cow
pea hay can be made money crop.
3. Oats are the best grain for young
animals and work stock.
4. Oats permit sowing soil i'm
provement crop after them, such as
cowpeas.
5. Oats put in in the fall not only
make better but help to hold the soil
together during the winter rains.
6. Oats put in early enough will
furnish some grazing when the soil
is not wet and then make a good crop
o. grain
Z. Oats fit we'll into rotation of
crops.
8. Then plant oats. Now is the time,
weevil or no weeyil.
Treat Seed for Smut Before Seeding.
Almost every oat field is damaged to
a greater or less degree every year by
smut, when with just little precau-
ton this loss, which is great deal more
than many think, can be prevented.
The loss is said to be more than million
aud half bushels for Georgia when
an expenditure of from forty to fifty
cents for Formalin Off each seventy
five to one hundred bushels of seed and
then little care in the application of
the solution to the seed this loss could
easily be saved. Here is the formula:
fse it this season, and get rid of smut
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-10-09
COTTON FIELDS
NEAR AMER|CUS
GETTING BLACK
THREE FOURTHS OF CROP PICKED
ALREADY.

Cotton fields about Americas and
throughout this section of south Geor-
gia are wellnigh bleak and bare of the
fieecy harvest. Many farms have been
picked clean already, while in other
localities but a small remnant of cot
ton is visible. Before the close of the
current month, it is believed the cot
ton-picking season will have ended al
together, and the smallest crop pro-
duced here in twenty years will have
been picked and marketed or else stor-
ed away at home, as some farmers are
doing.
For, with absolute assurance of d
half crop only this year, not a few
farmers are going to hold portion of
their cotton in expectation of higher
prices than now prevails. Twelve
cents-the price in Americas today
may appear cheap a month or two
hence.
Sentiment is more and more mixed,
but some conservative observers are
very bullish.
Inc spinner as class is prone at
times to hold off and hope against hope
for something to happen to put the
price of cotton down so that he can
buy his needs cheaper Especially is
this the case when he has let the mar
ket get away from him. When such
depressions are brought about by il
logical manipulation he profits little
by it.
A vacuum is being rapidly created in
the worlds supply of goods and its eff
tects are just beginning to be seen in
the depleted stocks of goods the world
over, from the manufacturers to the
This xhaustion will be-
come rapidly more in evidence as the
weeks go by-in the raw material as
WE'LL
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-10-09
SERIOUS MISTAKE LIKELY
TO BE MADE IF THE BOIL
WEfWLS ARE HERE NOW
j. G.

While travelling around over the
county this week we have heard sew
eral men say that they expected to
plant big cotton crop next year, as it
would perhaps, be their last crop. Now
we want to say with all the emphasis
that we can that if you absolutely
knew there were weevils here it, per-
haps, might half way do to do some
thing of this kind; at least, it would
not be so bad Yet we want to say
that this very thing has caused the
failure of a good many farmers in
sections where the weevils have been
They have wanted to grow one more
big crop, thinking, perhaps, the vice.
Wills would stay away until they could
get it gathered, but by not needing the
advice given, the weevils were found
TO be present and the loss has been
great. So we wish to urge that the
farmers of our territory think serious
ly before they act too hastily in this
matter, even though cotton is a good
price. 1t may pay to think before
taking such action. We are not say
ing the weevil is here, but others who
are supposed to know, and we do not
doubt it in the least.
The farm demonstration force are
Interested in trying to persuade as
large an acreage to oats, wheat and
winter grazing crops for hogs as pos
sfble. This year was bad on small
grain crops we know but has been
one out of good many years against
such failure where the oats were put
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-10-09
NEAR DEATH
BY SMOTHERINC
But Husband, With Aid Of Cardui,
Effects Her Deliverance.

Draper, N C.-Mrs. Helen Dalton, oil
this place, says: 81 suffered for years,
with pains in my left side, and would
often almost smother to death.
Medicines patched me up for awhile
but then would get worse again. Final
ly, my husband decided he wanted me to
try Cardui, the wcman's tonic, so he
bought me bottle and began using il.
II did me more good than all the medi-
cines had taken.
have induced many of my friends to
try Cardui, and they all say they have
been benefited by its use. There never
has been, and never will be, a medicine
10 compare with Cardui. believe it is
good medicine for all womanly trou-
bleS."
For over so years, Cardui has been re-
lieving woman's sufferings and building
weak women up to health and strength.
II you are woman, give it fair trial.
II should surely help you, as it hs. a
million others.
Get a bottle OF Cardui to-day.
Write to: Chattanooga Medicine Co., Ladies'
ADVISORY Dept Chattanooga, Tenn, for Stfcia!
asfvHetfens on your case and 81 page book Homo
treatment for Women" in plain wrapper. NC las
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GOES To JAIL AS
CANNOT MAKE BOND

ATLANTA, Oct. &C. c. Garrett, of
Atlanta, arrested for subornaton of
perjury in connection with the case of
Miss Stella Griffin, charged with
blackmail went to Jail today, after
failure to make bond, and will remain
in Jail until tried in the criminal
court.
Jcdge R. R. Jackson, an attorney of
Atlanta, arrested also with Carrot on
the same charge. escaped incarcera-
ton by making bond in the sum of
$4,000.
1t is said that Miss Griffin has con-
fessed to her part in the alleged black
mailing fran up on Georeg R. Rauch
in which large demand was made
upon him for sum of money as love
balm"
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in the OATS
At almost any drug store Formalin
can be had at from forty to fifty cents
4 pint. Mix 40 to so gallons of water
with one pint Of Formalin. Spread
the grain in a thin layer on the barn
floor and sprinkle with the solution.
A common watering pot can be used,
or spraying machine for larger guam
titles, and as the solution is sprayed
on the oats should be shoveled so that
all the oats will be saturated. Then, if
possible, cover the oats with sacks or
a sheet, after they have been raked
into pile, and let them stand for five
or six hours. Then spread out to dry
before being put into bags again. The
bags should also be dipped into the
solution to kill any spores that might
be in them. This may be little trou-
BILE, but it is worth little trouble
to save ourselves million and a half
bushels of oats to Georgia and. to our
selves.
This same treatment can be used for
smut in wheat. We feel that every
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one should plant at least enough
wheat to furnish his family with home
grown flour.