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Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-05-20
SOME CLEANING HINTS.

Kerosene is a great time saver IL
used in cleaning Sinks bowls ano
| bath tubs.
A cloth wet in kerosene will quick
lv remove the gummy deposit without
scratching the enamel. -,
The long handed paint brush win
reach many places which without 1t
are inaccessible The IL inch stln
bristle brush will remove the aust
from the handle and corners OF cream
pitchers, sugar bowls, vases ana fancy
dishes. These brushes are good 10
have for the machine drawer as well
as for the kitchen sink.
The small wooden backed brushes
which can be purchased for five cents
each. or six for a quarter, make the
cleaning of vegetables, of the sink,
and of pots and pans much easier.
Whiting makes an excellent and in
expensive polish for silver. 1t may
be used with alcohol or water. The
former dries more quickly. A paste
is made and applied to the silver
When the paste is rubbed off with a
soft dry cloth and the silver washed
lin hot soap-suds.N
Salt and vinegar, about equal parts,
if allowed to stand an hour or two in
the water pitcher or carafe, will loos-
en- the lime deposit often found on
these articles, so it can be easily re-
moved.
When the burners of the gas stove
become clogged and sticky, remove
and place in o strong solution of sal
soda. After boiling a few minutes,
raise and go over the burners with
stiff brush. Be careful not to put the
hands in the sal soda solution. This
same treatment is excellent for the
burners of kerosene lamps-Char-
1otte e. Carpenter. Colorado Agricul-
tura1 College,
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-05-20
FISHING BOAT SIGHTS FoUR So
HUNDRED FLOATING BODIES.

Queenstown, May IA fishing
boat reported tonight having sighted
about 100 bodies floating ten miles
south of Glandore, which upsets the
contention that the current, wind and
tides had so scattered the bodies of
Lusitania victims as to make the re-
covery of any considerable number of
them doubtful. Among the twenty
one bodies landed here today there
were no prominent Americans.
Final efforts are being made on a
large scale to recover the Lusitania's
dead. Not only are the tugs Flying
Fox and Stormcock cruising about the
scene OF the disaster, but a group of
admiralty patrol boats is scouting
over a wide area.
/ Beach patrols also are on the look
cut from Queenstown to the southern
tip of Ireland. One patrol boat has
been designated to bring in any
bodies recovered, leaving all the other
vessels to continue the search.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-05-20
TREASURE ON sUNKEN LINER.
Cash and Paper of Chicago People
Alone Represents S., 600, 900.

Cash and Paper of Chicago People
Alone Represents 100000
In the strong box of the Lusitania
at the bottom of the sea off the Irish
coast is approximately $5,O00,00O of
money, foreign exchange and other
ValuabIes belonging to Chicago people.
OF this treasure $3,000,000 consists
of foreign exchange belonging to the
First National Bank. This paper was
largely duplicated before it left the
local bank and it is not expected that
the actual loss will be great
Had the Postofice Department not
prescribed shortly before the Lusi
tania's departure that mails intended
for her specifically directed to the
ship. the amount of Chicago treasure
aboard her would have been much
greater. The Illinois Trust and Saw
ings Bank and the Continental and
Commercial National Bank are con-
graduating themselves that the bulk
of their mails missed the liner.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-05-20
QUART LAW" CONSTITUTIONAL.

Raleigh, May 13-Judge Frank
Daniels announced today his ruling in
the two test suits heard here "a few
days ago involving the constitutional
,ity of the Quart" jug law, passed by
the recent legislature. The judge
rules that the act is constitutional.
The cases were Glenn VS.. Southern
Express company One sought to
compel the express company to de-
liver quart shipments of liquor from
Richmond oftener than every fifteen
days. The other sought to compel
the company to deliver gallon ten
dered the company in Richmond to be
delivered to Glenn here for personal
use Murray Allen, counsel for
Glenn, will take the case to the Su--
preme court.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-05-20
british BATTLESHIP TOR
PEDOED IN THE DARDANELLES

London, May 1S.-The British bat
tleship Goliath has been torpedoed In
the Dardanelles with probable loss
of more than, 500 lives and two Turk
ish gunboats and Turkish transport
have been sunk in the sea at Marmora
by the British submarine ELI, which
penetrated the Dardanelles.
This announcement was made IN the
house of commons today by Winston
Spencer Churchill, first lord of the
admiralty, who added that twenty
officers and $50 men of the Goliath's
crew were saved.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-05-20
SUMMER CAMP AT KANUGA.
BOYS of Y. Nj. C. A. Planning Delight
full Outing for the Near Future.
OhCnrUor

charlotte Observer
Much interest is being shown in the
plans that are being made by the
bows of the Y. M. G. A. for their an
nual Summer camp.
Through the very generous oner OF
MIR. George Stephens in rendering 10
the boys for their use as Summer
camp his beautiful estate at Kanuga'
Camp Kanuga will again beheld on
the shores of the beautiful lake OF
that name in the midst of Mr.. Stepn-
ems estate near Hendersonvllle.
No more beautiful or more ideal
spot could be found for camping, and
with it's trout fishing, boating, bath
ing, tennis courts, baseball diamond
plenty of places to hike to, the finest
of spring drinking purposes, the large
sIeeping porches, and indoor gymna-
SUM. it seems to lack nothing to make
the two weeks spent there by the boys
one continuous round Of pleasure.
Through the generosity OF Mr..
Stephens it is possible to place the
fees in reach of every boy who is seek
ing a cheap vacation, as the cost OF
camp including railroad fare, is but
412. and to those who are able to Sc
cure passes but 81.
On account of the season at Kanu-
ga opening on June 10 the dates LOT
the camp will be May 81 to June LIZ IN
elusive. Further information regard
ing the camp may be obtained Dy
calling Mr.. Sheldon at the Y. M. c. A
phone 159.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-05-20
COURT CALENDAR AND JURORS
FOR TERN CONYENING MONDAY,

&.
The Hendersonville Bar Association
has arranged the following civil cal
endar for the term Of court convening
here next Monday.
Monday, May "a.
Briggs VS.. Briggs.
Justice VS.. Justice.
Fisher VS.. Fisher.
Shipman VS.. Shipman.
Fisher VS.. ToxaWay Co. (motion.)
Ewart VS.. Armstrong, (motion).
Hurt VS.. Hendersonville.
Land Co. VS.. Kinsland. rs
Bank VS.. Marshall.
King VS.. Lake Co.
johnson VS. Railroad.
Land Co., VS.. Floyd.
Cannon VS.. Briggs.
Tuesday. May %.
Stepp vs.. Traction Co.
Carson vs., Jones & Justus.
Jordan vs.. Railroad.
Pace VS.. Railroad.
Featherstone VS.. Railway.
Savage VS.. Bank.
Houston VS.. Coffman Bros.
Coston VS.. Garren.
Thomas VS.. Railway and Livingston
Wednesday. May 26.
Bailey VS.. Lindsay ct al.
Powers VS.. Railroad.
Remedy Co., VS.. Hyder.
Laughter VS.. Byers.
Grocery Co., VS.. Smith.
Hyder VS.. Bruce
Thursday, May "a.
Hardman VS.. Edney & Son.
Allen VS.. Lumber Co.
Allen VS.. Lumber Co.
King VS.. Edney & Son.
All cases not on the above calendar
% be called for motions.
Cases not reached on the day set for
rial will stand for trial in the regular
order when reached, unless otherwise
ordered by the court.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-05-20
REV. FLANDERS RETURNS.
biblical Recorder.l

(B1Dl1cal heCOTQ0FJ
Rev. W. N. Flanders changes his
address from Roswell, New Mexico,
where he has recently acted as supply
pastor for the First Baptist Church
during it's pastorless interval, to Hen
Jacksonville, N. c., where he is to
spend the summer. He writes: 81
have worked for our Master the best I
could with the strength had and nine
have Joined the church"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-08
Dramatif&e 2lntereaftans
eeniOr SussnOOerein Der gbIippas
@emeinoe am Sisnstas i'm Ginerp.

Der Senior sueenbDerein Der pbiz
lupus 9emeinoe Iaost WtitgIieber unb
sSreunbe su fsinsr bramatii4eH abenbs
unterhaItuns siH, bic Dieuitag, 8.
Se6ruar, i'm gmsrn @uoitorium itatts
finbet. @sr Die GeitIi9feiten Der Jun.
gen 9eute in friibersn Sahrsu beiuht
bat. psib, baB senus Eolent untsr
linen 1T, I'M fslbft bic iaipierigItsH
glufgaben gu IGisn. 9lu9 bsuer 1T
fpieber elm ausgeSsihnstss programm
uufeeiteqt porben, ipetfes aus ords
matiihen uno betlamatorH6en gors
trGgsn unb muiitulif9en Ddrbistunsen
beitebt. Die juneen 2sute babsn BE
Stiide nit srpbsm Jlsib sinituotrt
unb lie tperbeH nit Gbreu beltehen.
Die lnterbaItung finbet gum geitsn
Der G,enieinoe itatt, bic in oisism
GriibjGbr nod ibr 25iGbrisss Be
iteben beaebt. gst Der @elegsnDeit
ipirb elm Memoridlfsnitsr eingepeibt
iperben, rpel6es BEN 9eoG9tnib oes
psrifprbenen paitor Sacub giiter se'
pibmst 1T unb ipelhes oehen aonTir-
nianoen aeftiftet bdbeu.
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gdmeaer lob.
Sobu SersulS srIiest siner aHugeH'
blutmug-

Ginsu Ihne.lsR Tob faao gefiern
Ser al Sabre alts grcusr Sohn Bsr'
oolb. ppn Rp. 1888 RObs Strabe, Der
n Der Nao.rltiu'ihsn 8rauersi anee'
iteIIt mar. gsr5olb bate isinsn I'm
SauI. 1911 Central gtpe. sslegsnsu
Slub aufesIutt, als er plOslih be-
pubtlps suldmmsubraa. 9Int oraRg
Dem Rann. aus BEN Wlunbe un6
purb. bic Quli,ti fhnsG benadri9tisi,
bic ben Mann ua9 nsm Soipital
bradte. Si,r tonnte nur nod fsfies'
itsllt psrpeu, bag Der 1ob bereits elm
asirsisn mar, porduf bi. aside mad
Ser MUraue g,5radt ipurb.. Gproner
Or. fyoertm.p,, itslIie fsit, bab Ser
oolo bur6 bas plabsn elmer aeer si'
ilcm 9uugenbIuisu erltgsn 1T. Die
2,ite wnrbt sur Sssrsisung frsiss'
eebsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-08
ilmbeilbares SeiSen
@ihael 9laaer srbdust iia in isinrnI
Saaie.

qauaidhriee Rrantheit unb gIitoer'
usIdlassnbeit fparen be geUessrinoe
Sss SelbfmorOss, ipslaeu seitsrn Der
90 osdbr, aIte Dlidasl Utueller, BON
Qo. lS @eit sibertb Str, friiberer
grauur5titer Der Woerleiu'i4eR graus
,rei eur6grbGngsn DpIlfiibrte. Wluelsr
hdtte fih nnrh einen por orei Sabren
ertrantten 3dbn zine NfunoirantReit
auaesos.n, 81 psl6sr ii4 siu arebs' 2
lsi6en a.iellie. Dieies mu6ts Wtusl.
Ter unm0sIia ieiner SeIadftigun9
natauashsn. Set @sihRa9ten mar
Der sMann nitt i'm StlnOe. irseno
peI6t feite Rabruug gu lid gu nebs
men. Sn bsr lestsn 3eit iPra4 er
pieosr6olt gu Isinsr Jrau uno 5od>
Ter, eob tr eieies asbens uberoriifiJ
i,i. geitern MOrgeu besab lid Der
qesensmiioe in eineu leerltebenoen
.aubsn isines 5auiss, Der friiber boil
sinem S6neioerseiddft benuBt pnroe.
6isr iisats er lid auf eiu Bdi&fdB,
ila9oem sr cine S6linse I'm einen
SIeioerbdtsn uno blnn I'm ieinen
SaIs eeleet bate. Olg DaihfaB
itieb MuelIer alsbann pon iid. gran
Nusaer fann iArsa Rann, bsFen Gb.
persnbit ibr Dtrbddtis portum, nat
ldnssrtm Su6sn in benz 2ooeu duf.
Coroner Or. JOertmspsr, Der burh
sinsn berbsiaerufsnen Qrat bsndarids
tiat parbe, belisB bic 2eihe in Der
0pbuuns. Die 9esrbielng oss IN.
aIiidh6en Tluunes finbet am Gien-
nag gla4miitas BON SraasrIauis aug
Iisait,
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Clifton SeisbtS @ciunspcrcin.

lin bic aarnepalsaeit aud blelss
Sabr ni6t sans frsubIos poriibsrals'
ben Al laiIsn, unb ben Wlitsitebern ioe
tpie bersr 4n9sb0riseu einen psrsnug'
ten Qbeup au fereitsu, purSe eln
TlosfenbaQ arrangirt. Der an SaHls
itaa, ben 13. 5s6ruur in Der W'r'
sinsbane an Der RObs Ctr. itattftnoet.
DIR Ban pirb oieies sSa6r feline Wor'
oGncer nett iibertreffeu, ba Serldis'
bene onaenebme lIsberruihunnen Der
gsiufer barren 7Sir bic brei belten
9anrens pie 6erreu Ghdrattsrmass
ten finb ItDne qreiis uusaeisst. I'm
ben aiubern ebenfalls ein gsrguiigsn
;u bereitsu, bat Der Damen5trtel aur
gonntaa, ben 7. SFebruar, 6 IAr
abenbs anfansenb, Elm Wsastsntelt
pprbersitet, po6ei psri9isoeHe 9ntele
ioipis ein sSabnsHrsissn aufssrlbri
tperpen
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Srraubt.

gll ser Sintpn rm6 Morris Ctr.
murSe in ser 3adlt Sum Sounta9
Sqncs S6ompion. BON go. 95S YfOr-
riS Strube, oon eincm Wtonnc I'M ctH
3iinohols gebeter. NIIs Sbomplor ole.
lem sAmid na1fnmmcu moliic. blcst
ibn ocr 5reuloe eineu 9leooIoer in Oos
Gjeiidt uno rau6te ihm Den getroo DON
81 80. Gem @urihcH gelaHg es III
Der 0unfcIbeit ieiu 9ntfommen 5il
betuerfite!ligeu.
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Gram ais aRDrberim.
Halpb Campbell bDn ieiner 5ran bel
einem Streit eridoKea.

3ur Uiorberin tpurbs geitsrn Wor'
gen bic 35 Sabre aIte Jrau Bertha
Campbell, Don Ro. PIT Wortb Strabe,
Iba lie ibren Damn Rnlpb, Snbaber si.
mes WaterialpaareH @efaGfts, bura
IeIne Rebolpsrtugsl iofort tobtste. Rad
ben poli5eilideu Wittbeilungeu battle
bas @bepanr ndbrsHb Der yladt uno
aud geitern Worsen, als lie nod I'M
Bette hsen, einsn Streit. pOrauf fit
Campbell autIsibste uno Ii6 in eiren
S9autelitubl isBte. 5rau gumpbsa
fii6rts anes6li9 ben Strsit fort uno
Ieriff gu bsm RspcIper, pei4en ihr
Mann unter feinem appftifen fir
eDentueQe iSGGe bort oufbepa5rte.
9ur6 sinen ipo6Iseaisltsn S4ub tired
te bic 5rau ibrsn Wunn nieoer, als
tisTer abnungslos ibr abgepanbt iaB.
Cine augsl bate ibren Neg in oas
@enid ssfunoen unO ben iofortigen
5ob berbeisefiibrt.
Gin Shpagsr Der Grau. tuel9er i'm
IIef6en Sauie tpobnt, elite ioiOrt mad
Der poliaei Mads unb eriudte LIN
QbIsnbung Don poliSeiteu, oa GralI
Campbell i6ren Wann erfdoieH babe,
uno er ni6t in ben @srba9t Der
Sb1teri9lft tommen mOhte. DIX
5rau bate ii6 ir5iuiiAen in ben ea-
Cen bege6en unb sinieen Sunben biz
5bat sr5dblt. sd bin bier, bie pc.
| liasi tam mid bolen", pareu biz
8orts Der 5rau. Die pOH5ei mubt'
ein Boot bsnubeu, I'm an oaS 9aus 3u
eelansen, oa bic bortiss 9egeHo be
rsits iiberi6psmmt 1T. Campbell
purbs ooaitGHbig ansetlsibet pOrgs'
lfunben unb bate auber eirer Oia'
udnt 9oritednabsl unb Siamant'
ring, ben 8etrag BON 800 in fsins'
1ai6s. Die @eranloiiuns gu Der ent'
IIebli6en sbat iOIl oem @erlauter
na9 @iferIu4t gspeien i.iu. 9ds gbs
paar bate eiusn Sobn bon II Sab
ren. Jrau Campbell purbe untsr Der
/ f1iebenen 8erba6tsmomenten in 9aT
gsnommen, bod ipeigsrts ii9 bieislbl
gsitern, ireenbpsl4s peitsre ansdbel
gu MAIDEN. Die 2ei6e oes eri6phe
nen gbemannss purbe na9 Der Mor
que se6ra4t unb Or. 8. Stucb Be
auftragt. cine ppft Wortem lnteriu
dung por3unehmeu, Grau @nmpbsl
tpirb beute sinem @erbDr our9 bel
Setsttio4ef untersoesH.
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sdJnra ssfaat.

gei ieiuer 9lrfunft auf Dem 9rigl'
ton Pabnboi pilrbe seitern ourG Sie
Ieteftips @ant lmo Sanrubau Der al
ssabre aIte StaIiener Q. Garlnaco pon
Njd)mcno, Sno. perboftet, Der Sert
untcr Der geifulbisinig Der beabiid.-
tiaten SoStlng aeinAt wirn Gar
mnro bate eeiicrn Morgeu in einem
Streit eincn 9oHosmaun Sirr6 Wlei'
ieritid,e IebensgeidbrIide 8erlesunger
beiaebraf,t uao Damn Die 5ludt er'
ariifcn. es purSe ernlittelt, 6ab it'd
Der Ibater mad 9iIifinneti eeipanbi
hdfte uHo eriudte Der asclioeid,ef por
9iiHmoun Die bieiige Seb0rbe, Gar'
luasO bei ieincw Giatrsfien IN &aft 81
.briaaesls
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eeidltalaubia.

Scnrn Sinflc pou Mioolctolun g..
lam am Sanlitag 9lbeno nod etncin.
natl uno madJte bier Die 9etanntldlait
eines 9Iagcrs, nit lueldlem er id,nsh
6rclmoi1ait idloB. Ger Geger bot
tbm in iciner GobuuHg $40. 90
Wlolmo Strobe Elm Sbhat al, mas
nud ougcnommen ipitroc Selterit
Dtoraen muBte Spiufle ole entoednng
MAIDEN, 6ab iein 6reuno u1IO init tbnt
icinc 9anrifaft non Si9.70 ner'
fehruIt0cu mar.
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Gisidramf ale 6aftlDfal.
8eidGftsfibrcr OeS Sbumpiou Sle'
itaHramts non nnsetreusm slnge.
itelten eiugeiperrt.

4euberIt Dertpe9eu eina qeitern
Wloreen dngebli6 Seorae Butler 81
@erte. Der in BEN Reitaurant DOR
9bompion, yao. 531 9ine Strdbe,
anaeitelIt mar. um ii6 in 8eiiB Der
@inndbme bes Reitaurants au ieBen.
Butler eriI9ts ben 9eibdftsfiibrer,
nit ibm na9 bem 4aasrrdum ~
tommen, uno bic Butter i'm Giss
fhrant au tpitsu, lpel6e nd6 ieiner
Weinuna einen Stih babe, Ibnungss
log alma Der 9eiddftsfiibrsr in ben
@isiarant. na6pem er bic Rsgiitrlrs
taFTe abaeihloFen bate. &aum bait.
eer Mann ben Gisihrant betreten, ais
Butte henfslben sui6lua unh rerrlss
eelR.
6ieruuf elite Der 9urIAe in oqs
Reitdurant uno truo Die Festitrir'
tafie in ben aeaer. NO er ofielbs srs
bed, uno bic ginnnbme in 5obe poH
$125 an ii9 ndbm unp bic TIu4t ere
griff.
Giaentbamlid 1T bel Der Sbdt, baB
iiG nod mebosre 4ngeitelte in osm
Rsiiaurant befanben, pelden bate
auffauen miiiIen, bah Der iungs Bur
its bic Reaiitrirtufis in ben aasr
idleppte. :,
Der Gei6dftsfiibrer rurbe crit
einiae 3eit fpdter aus '"rem pSes
fd~-.-;E" befreit. nufeem er untsr Der
aGlte fart oelitten bate. Der unpeo.
li6e Sb6ter III % Sabre alt unb lou
in psm glts eotel au Der Sit a. Str.
nefnnbrt ht1ben.
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Rnriid nod snfiaLO.

Sames SimpioR. % Sabre alt, aus
Rem g)ort. pelder por eiuiaan 3uesn
i'm 5aplin 6otsl untsr Der 9atuloi'
ouna Der 9erdusodbuno ron pertb'
loTen Gbeds psrbaftet puroe, trat as
tern in geqleituno stpeier Setetttos
bic Riidreiie ndd Buffalo an no e.
iib peaeu llntsrihIagun; uno Der
auseubuua psrtblpisr Gpeds uer1H''
fporten ipu.
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aasemeiue aeiIcrci.

Su einem gilarbraum i'm 6nuI'
30. 244 Oit 8. Strabs seristben &c
tern pier WlGEner uber cine porit'
giaorS N sinen BOrtipetiel, Der II
5h6tli6tei!en ausartete. nobei oii
giQarbit0de ais @aifeu benubt pur
ben Bel oer SAlGaerei :ruaen Wt
6aidn unb Wtubnmeb Uluiiera. beio'
TON Rp. s44 Meit 5. Strdbs. i4psr'
&opfpuueeu bdpon urb nahan
auBeroem nod einsu 9innlooenbrua
Die @erlebtsn muBteH mad ben
iidotiiaen aroutsubaus asbratt lpsr'
heu
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Gscrlcttc Sas suuntasssriet.

Inter Der gsiauloiqung bas Conn
taaseeIeB perlebt 5u baben. tpurbe &c.
tern nr 9dftpirth GbriitiGu 6tnl
ir. ppn Rp. 623 Sbiqitto Strdbe IN
6aft aenommen, bod ueasr Surss
i6aft auf freisn iFuB belafen. Die
9olisei beb1uptet, ooR 5e6i aeFsrn
9ier pertouft babe.
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eurdl saeiIcrltid,s uerlett.

Sn rinem Streit nit eiuem &dlie'
eenpiirn fpllr6e on Der gtep Strnbe
IND 9roooipap Der 26 Sabre alte RE.
ger slI6ert 9epis, BON Der Dit Itten
Strabc, Surd %cficritite an Der lin
ten seite IebensgefGbrIiS uerIest. Gis
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Qlbnuuospo OH

Der 5riebeI bat nit isiusm 8dter
bis beinabe Elf llbr i'm Birtbshaus
aeTefsn uno ipirO bel Der 5eimisbr als
.grfter" NIT elmer ihaasHoen Obrs
Feiae ppn Der Wtuttsr empiangen ID
Der arme Qopd!" murmeIte er abb
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The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1915-05-07
FIGHT THE ALFALFA WEEVIL
Most Efficient Tool After Removal Of
First Crop ls the Ordinary Spike
Toothed Harrow.

Several methods Of fighting the al
falfa weevil have been worked out
by the bureau OF entomology Of the
United States department of agricul-
ture. according to the report Of the
bureaus activities for the year end.
ing June 80, 1914. Valuable results,
1t is said. have been obtained from
pasturing by hogs during the weevil's
egg-laying season, and practical meth
DDS have also been found of poison
ing the larvae in the field. A single
economical spraying in the early
spring will also protect the first and
second crops.
After the first crop has been re-
moved, however, the most efficient tool
that can be used has been found to
be an ordinary spike-toothed harrow
with the teeth laid fiat and several
layers Of open-wire fencing stretched
beneath.
Parasites have also been introduced
from Europe, the original home OF the
weevil, and they are expected to pro-
duce good results Thus far this
weevil has not spread greatly.
A native weevil known as Compsus
auricephalus has been found In Ok
lahoma. This pest does some damage
to alfalfa and also to growing wheat.
Its life history is now being carefully
studied.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1915-05-07
TOBACCO PLANT PESTS
Large Annual Loss Caused by
Work of Insects.
Hornworms, cutWorms and Grass
hOPpers Cause Growers Greatest
Coneern-Polson lie One Of the
Best Methods Of Control.

The tobacco plant is attacked to an
Injurious extent by large number Of
different kinds of insects. The insects
which ordinarily cause the growers
the greatest concern are the horn
worms tobacco worms), cutworms
and grasshoppers. OF minor impor.
lance. in that they occur only rarely
and do less damage, are the flea
beetles, white grubs and wireworms
These insects are not limited to to-
bacco, but may occur upon a number
OF other plants, such as potatoes. to-
matoes and jimson weed. In certain
seasons the ravages of hornworms,
cutworms and grasshoppers are sui.
fcient to reduce the profits Of indi-
vidual growers one-half In fact, the
growers regard 1t as a very rare and
fortunate season when one or the
other of these pests do not reduce the
profits or cause extra work and ex-
pense.
The methods of control of any in.
sect are based largely upon knowl-
edge of its life history, manner of feed
ing. habits and enemies. It is very
desirable, therefore. that the grower
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1915-05-07


front room, however, Is arranged so
that 1t may be good for bedroom.
den or Office. 1t depends on the size
Of the family.
There is a space-saver in the dining
room that is somewhat unusual. A
builtin buffet reaches across the win
dow recess and comes up even with
the window SILL The china cupboards
are extended up each side to bring
them level with the top of the window
casing, so that the casing and finish
for the top of the window extends
around the tops of the china cabinets.
The cabinet doors are nicely made
and glazed with good quality of glass.
The appearance of china and glass.
ware in cabinet depends good deal
upon the glass In the doors.
This arrangement places a frame
around the window somewhat upon
the usual order of framing mirror
at the back of built-in sideboards The
advantage is that novel effect is OBJ
tanned by substituting a window In
stead Of a mirror. Also this window