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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1915-03-13
U. S.. SUES TO RECOVER
ON POSTAL FRANK FRAUD

WASHINGTON, March 12.-Suit to
recover $1,000 from Truman G. Pal
mer, secretary of the United States
beet sugar industry, was filed here
by the government, which: alleges
that sum was the proper postage on
100000 copies of Sugar. at a.
Glance" deliXered in the mails under
the frank of Senator Lodge.
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sritnsperrnth.

Gin litberfaa auf btutfde SanOIturms
rsittr In MuHfIdsq oltn biIest ben SiHttr,
grunb eintr GntIage ipssen ari,asptrs
rotbs, bi. Dor BEN aritasasri9t Der adnb,
fpsbr > Snfptttion 8romb,rg n,rbanO,lt
putbe qm %. September b. q, riidtt
cine @n3ahl prmBifdtr aunbFurmbrdgo,
ntr in bi, ruTildspolnilds SrtTdaFt
Rob3ititD Elm. ga6bem it dbseIdttelt
baiten, purben Te plosli9 bon aoIoten
unb bon Ginpobnsrn aus ben SGuisrn
beg Ortes btI6oHtn. nobel Elm 9rGepner
BIN Sob Fono. Die Reiter ipdrcn ipabr,
IdeinIih TGmmtIi9 Hiebsrosmadt iporbsn.
tpsnn nitt re6ti.itig 9iilfe eslommsn
pGre, mad bersn Gintreffen Iirenses @ss
ridt gebdIten purbs. Die Saupt1dulbis
gen purben duf bsr GteGle srfhoReH unb
cine an5o9I anbsrtr bsrbaftst. Ge6s bon
bitIen bailtn Itd tptgsn ariegsberratbs
su p~trantporten. 3pei @nssllagt,, Der
apotbsi.r b. Sdrat3sipsti unb ber Bidder
3ampoIinsii, purbtn 5u it 10 Jn4rtn
9unt9dus perurtbeilt. Die bier dnbtr.n
tuurbsr freigsiprodsH.
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Cd Bin ein Tenffherl

Quf Der 1ib0Itli9 BON 9riRsl esI,s.ntn
Citation Gtterbcd tuurbtu gHfang De5sms
Der 1914 bic GdpsrosrpuubtttR BON bret
MilitdrGr5ten nuf Deitertransportfdbigs
felt untsriudt, bic @efangsutn unb 2eidts
D,rtpunbtten osrpFlegt. Bon ben ltbter.n
min elmer Der G~tdbsdr8te 3tuei 5ufddig
nebeneiRanber itebenbe Rsgsr photographs
rem, eiusn felograu uniformirten aameru'
ner uRb einsn b%lutiunssn SenegaIneger
@erabe nil sr tnipIen, ba tritt Der baumf
lang. Rameruner sur Geite uHO meint IN
oeutlider beGtIder Gprode: .8enien
sic benn, ih min nit 10 einem Sdpetn
bon GnalGnbsr Photographic psrben9 Sd
bin 9eutIder, itubire auf Der 9angeipertss
T6uls 6ilbburgbauIeu unb Bin Bel auss
btud bes arie1es aIs G%reiipiIigtr eirges
tretet." SdliebIid tonHts man ben Iebs
BAIT prOtcHirenben bod 70 nett bsruhis
gen, baB tr F4 nit ieinem RdFsfdmerds
BEN 3uIdmmtR auf oosielbt Bib brinstr
lieb.
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Tic TumOmdrlu
aai 5IrmtnIauSun.
.mn aamss @ts sft ss@si sism
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be- Eafiiammaehet an iamNii ~ iis
In mglt5fi Hfatf 1itHNtfaia BIZ
Wttf aaai Hisatn hat. t1h zoe lHmts
l8aa AfH nsif Husssa mfi itfHi
1ia. ismf fHF llfl aai hi
zen lthffH Wifiiifi mtftth faaff
eifteta fah tHltatffn Wst8 au'af
Bsmmfn. wflff lm nahit tu sabre N
ttn nuiftm @pfahaflfauh h%bstatasni
atn uab 70 fnpiHttmatfn 40 unI,um
Epfdtftds etf3ftn. @si liner anlabl
bon Wstim Wits aah ihou cine hfulItt
EhtHtmdlf mHiatn. 70 nflplslantii, BIT
btm Nart Btf5g. iais man haIlt altl
edaflunHltt pott Gdafpiitast uibitn
MD. TaQtdm fnb Worl, ME Geiifmr,
ERbutdliontH. Maniturt. Ntbifuft nm
tttinai AZ Btfmtibtu 6idhir fnb be
bfuiihm Worlt 6%aariiailu 6adrptl,n,
SaHos nptr iFupiItaf 1u Itbtn. Rta'
altihtn Tinb Vldiait III utn Shduftnftrn,
ME on pdrl, i~rancais'. a,neliih IpoItn' +.
anlinoiGunatn ruHiIdur 9%bufabtitn
ourh btuii6t auiifriit ~ uItbtn. auh
Snihriftsn ntt for Gables dno @tnilt'
men iinb ~ mt,rlaFtu. Cir pdrfiis
merle In oas Wort 8uiitrltugniHs porgss
1hldqtn porbeu. Die in btr anufsiticq
atpd6ltn 8t3eihuWuoeH .Rob,s Ct mans
t,aur" Iin6 sura .altibtr uno WdHtel
5u erlebtn, fir .Goltumes' npfitblt g
Th, .Sadeutltiosr" al fapsu, fit Eft"
5ahrfubl. @uh bic 9s3sihuun' bon
6ofleferdnttntiieIn aus ffiublidn Sldds
ten iinb al tntFtrntu. besgisih,n ftiubsss
lGnoifhe 1ationalfarbtn uno 5ladgsn.
Iiir Refourunts, Sotels urb @af6s III
bic 8aeiduung .@rdnb" nidt .rlaubt.
Die qoli3eiorqdne fnb BON Der @trttbrs'
poli3st Defenders d%nqstpi,itn porben. aus
lGNbiThe 9latats in ben llnt~srgrunObdbs
men, Gletlrilhtn, Gtaotbahn5iiqtn, foiuie
aItn 6ffsntlihtn @erlehrsmittsln .bsn'
fans ntfsrptn 81 lafsn,
Die golistibebSrbe ertldrt, bdb, tu,rr
aud bitItr 5fpeitt gsrIua in 3rpdr ,ntrgt'
faer BeiTe bod immsrb'n auf BEN 8tge
9iitliher 9erItdnbigung. ale fremosn Be-
g,i6nungen, nobrrh oft bds R%dtionals
empFinben Der 9eb0Iterung duf's fhperite
getrdutt pirb. al b.Ieitig,n, nift bonen
GrFole baden Ioqte, e. febr leidt 5u
8punosmdRrs9tln tommsr t6unts. Gs
1T bedbfi6tiet. big anr 9esnbiguuq bes
9ri.aes Elm. p61ies Heiniqunq duf bi,T.m
Gebiet. 3u fdaffen. Gs pirb b1btr an
al. gttbtiliQten bon Der 9eborbs i'm bas
terldnoiIaen Snttrefs bas GtfudtH ges
ri6t,t, ben @nprbnunaer Der nit Der
gusFiibruug bes oben srtpdbnten GrlaNes
~b,uuftragten poli3eirtOieren Gol9e gu
leiIten.
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@escn @errinsernns hes Ghmctnes
beitaubes.

Sin IN Stuttgart abdsbdItsner Sbtrs
nsiTttrta5 Der INSTRUMENTATION Gleii4erz
innungtn bdt in timer GntlhIieBuua ben
ron Der Rei6srsgieruno befdrittsHsn Deg
Der MaFenabldIdftun BON @dmeintu
dts uuoteiqntt srtfdrt, neil bdbur9 Der
S6pein.bs4aHb 0,utf6ldnbB in cana
uno,ip5bnlittr urb esrubsu qefdbrlidsr
Btiit utrrinqsrt perbs. Gr dlaubt, bah
Der Gdpeintbeltanb 9sutIhIanbs ieBt
Tdon Elm bel a%sriHqsrtr I'll, ala onneuoms
men rtrb,. neil bsi Der Iesten 3dbIung
bas Gsniht Der 5httre in 9etraft gts
3oae. porbsn Isi. I'm cine beHers llsbers
fdt iiber ben oeIammteu Ghpeinebeitanb
hes 3sutfdsn 9eifes au sepinntn, idldgt
sr bssbaIb cine nodmaIiss 9d6Iuug Dor,
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ghiHtt Srtrtn
6fautatdllt Rniu
b, sssts llH hslslm ssl.
taifa Inv tsst .taaa

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a.
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saft Gets. sH Hmr fslf
faftia Hfftsi li t ns4fttli
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stfH mllftiR nftNelfHH Aff Ht3t
6a Niittf tN ealha8 NaaRfdbi ta
bt 5nm talss Nltfmmat hatfB mt 90
fHhhfn. G6tm tlnfn IMH en- tft
lsH3N ldttih bftuuntti. tfn MfR isaft
iidiht nit ltinfm ailrtt atlhtih tal
ttaat Re tfibt ~tiifiBanbsf fnIdm uab
mu dufinhbdt I'M mthtiBp tt 9aais
tts BEN EelNimlrb Nattta. ~if ar
uutttn ihlehlih eflnnbsn unb, tinftti
90 Hftunb eotr 1tinb. Bon tsn DmiidfH
In Nbttn bhdllst Sin NHiadfs nrtul
BE bslmt NIB nippls e~araaafbia0l. e.
Mjtutt ibft ltblt Rnbtfdii.
aui tintm irtitn afist timer Cai, IN
hisitr Wdlplelnt, bat tiiua bFt.bia Ir1Hs
ioltu auf Der 6luht bos i0bllits @ld
btr Qtrfolatr urtiht. 6i,r purbt unl,s
TEN Wotbrinatn Golf etbolsn, unb bas
Orb. BON gtgnifbtrlieanotu mnioranb
btftihen, blitb in Der 6nnb bts Gtinbts.
abtr Itint Btfoltntn litb a. rpbie lttstn,
uub = Ft litatu bguts rod bal!
800 gltter Dor %uHItrer 9init. bidt Dor
ben feiHblihtn Grdben. ltuftsn felt bier
Wonattu i'm GonntnlheiH unb Wonntss
qlanJ bic rotbm 6olsu Der tuttbrttn 3obs
ten. arGbtn iebsn iid auf bic aorper
unb baden bdrdn. Gelsosutlih maht fid
Elm iheusr, ruppiaer 6uno aus benz ndhen
BrIhoFsneu 9orfe bdrdH 81 i6dffsn.
WeiB leu6ten. ME uuiers @orpoiieu nit
Sddubsrn trJdhlen. bic SABINE aus BEN
unttuntlitsn Ihtpdr3en @eiidttrn. bic
@litOtr fallen aussinauber. llultre atutt
absn berIuht, Otsies Bib Der G6onb,
aussupiTdeH. irbem Fe lid nn6ts an
bic F,inoIiswn Grdben hsranItlihn uub
i'm Gsusr bitftn obsr ientn Goldman in
5ddtH htreinbrdhttn nnb beitattsten, fiber
bic mriittu iitgtn but. i'm 5ebrudr
- nod ba. 70 ME re i'm SpdtIommsr
porid.n Sdhr,s fislen!
Nsuerbin1s bdbtn bic Gron5ofsr mitttn
burh bic Reibs ihrsr 9oottn tintn neuen
Sdiib,rarabeu as5ogsn. 9nftatt Bel bies
fer Beleqtnheit bic sum Greiitn rdb,liss
atnben 2eihtn ein3ufhdrren. hdben fe
i9 aud iebt nm bieisIben nidt betiins
inert unb lire 1rabtbinbcruiFt rings I'M
bic 9ti8en seThIoqen. gtbdsieben BON
Thlimmtn geru6 mub Der ftdnhiat Nm
Bid bitTsr 5erfd1snen aamsraben bic
qtuts in ben @rGben aufs h1dite 0tpris
miren uub trnn duF BEN eei't Der 9rups
pen nur idGblid pirteu. abtr bus afts
iiimmtrt nidt bic ,aiiIturndtion" bic in
ihrtr berblenbeten Gitclteit ben eigenen
ygorbarismus" ibtrfiebt.
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To- Nfasaftf .HHllk ilsH H.
HifH aaff kH va sHfs
e8s HatN Afa Ntf fslisaa
fH Oh ie saat FW NfasfH8
WI wiiisHHis aab 81 HiFs
fn z litf sHi, BE- ss milssas8
fiH HaN rtait aHh fttt hatllM ntsH
W. e# FiaHan ff 1e sftH rHuff
tHa ain taa ntfa iif asmH fIatl ser
NFastt iiaiff LINEN faa tfif tafl.a
e8HsHtiitf rB Wtiarafaf# iilsia
0ntfaF nHb Fffhltfa "a HafsH naeii8
M mstfu ek hhn EsslkMalss.
n HHhiNiif unb mfinaiitH u6flnsi.
nR aslarBtatH Htrils dtttlhH NJ ttn
paiauiiiu. Ter etlm n iitf neil int
iuui. Hntt tt eaiiHnaad Ia biz Gels
tfn1 aii bftmlnhftt mHt blfitm crunbs
N tat Wubailuls fpilhfn tfn wtlaaass
ntu nHb bff GIHpetnuiteft h~cfiuallA.
ne etlaustutH rttbtn ithf asadla unb
alt Iadtist Hfttiitt ntIAabi.
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Der annf bes eaiiers.

2uf bas BON G6lesfpies 6olFeiniIaen
grobin3ialInnbtdg an ben aaiIer geIdnbte
6uloiaungstsleerdmm if foIsenOe ants
mort siHgeaanqsn:
sir bic patriotii6e 8esriibung bes
64lesfpies 6oIItstnifden observation-disclosures
tdgss face i4 ber5liden 0unt. Der bers
bienftpoIe 4ntbeiI Der @9lesnigsSoliteis
nsr an Der 8ertbeibigung tes @atsrlunbes
auf ben 3rieasIdaupIdben, pis babeim I'M
pirtbTddftliheu anmpf. erfiIt mein Ions
besbdterIides 9er8 nit befonbsrer Grsu6t.
Soft Der Serr i4ents ins aud ferner
ardft gum Srusen Der sroBen Dpfsr n
@ut unb 8lut in Der 5uperfdtlidsn 9oFfs
nun9 auf cine gliidIide 3utunft nab Iiegs
rei4er abDebr Der 5einbe.
@ilbsIm, R."
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gritenraAe in 6pnatnna.

Der aonbour SorrtIponbsnt Ses
,Mar6tf.r @uaroian" ihreibt: 9a NE
f6 fir britiIa ousgebmbtu 6unbelsgts
I,aIddften G6inas Bal ben britiid,n 9ors
~Tuldttn .inpetraqtn tutrbtn ruBtsn, plr'
ben % 0ftrreidii6e uno b,utf6t Sirrtu
in Sondtona, bdrunter bi, BilioIen b,s
RorobmtIhtu qlonO unb Der 6anburds
qm,ritas Qinis. 3fpdnaspeiie bon britis
T6eu 2iquibatorsu aufg,GOit.
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otimr,iie SsntI6sr psrwnnstiu.

linatfdbr 100 oalIht sulsaitn, BE
burmost ndn Witn atinmmsn unb ace
b,tli porosn fnh. iraltn Gubt mdts Bic
Rifrtiit nah Btulitldnb an. 3upor
mdrihirttn ls anf ben SHudrstnbtras
plat. uuo Dor Dem Dtuimai bts 6etrs
fihrtts ppu 1913. ba ~BtlomarIdaas
GtrFttt Shpdrimbtre. fanetn Ft
aDuiihlauo. 9tutitIdnb iiber onss".
3dbIrsihs Bisnsr unb Wisnsrinntn fans
mtIisu fih rings um biz ImiIhen uno
t,eriiBtsn ie nit FiirmiThtn 9urufsn;
bi. SoIontsu inbslten pitbtr ben WisutrH
gu. Dannh b%sItitgsu bic btuiIhtH Guls
bateu sinsn SoHOsrraem Der Sirdbsns
bdbn unb fubren unisr bsr5li6sn abs
idiebsporttn Der 8sb0llsrung mad BEN
R~ornhahnbof.
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Cos ntrs fseinbesmnnb.

Der Observation-Disclosures Der aHeusn
3iiriber 3eitung" an Der fran5Ufi6eN
Groni Taretbt u. a.: rseiu Drau5ols Iieb
fh su elmer unfb5nsu 9emertang iibrr
ben Seinb binrsiBen. SIN GesentbtiI, Tt
btmiibtsn Td. ben gutsn GigtnfauTten
bes G,gnsrs oer,ht gu perben. Gie
8dDern, bi. mir Dor uns bab.n, bsmerttt
Der Rpmmdnbant IN 8tltrs du Bots,
Fn6 tapf.r. GoIbdtsn. aGe 2ldtuns Dor
ben 0ffi5itr.n, bic an b,r Spite ibrtr
Qeute in ben QampI I%fiiratn. 4u1 bic
grdpuur bcr preuBif9en @arbe finbst bti
ben Gransolsn sbrIi4e geipunbsrer.
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M a fs tN8 kF mffaash
sf W eai i8
Msf 81 VT - fiHs
s#t
E8tN n468 W
Ha
81 vista
#WH Mt @t Na#88
M as SEE f.lf 81 fsaH
fH fa tF HMslH
Mt H.lNl
Nt ft
Wsfhs sf
aae8
q H ae'satl
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aublennutb in PETERSBURG.

Die @srfpaItuns Der tdbtiidtn etra.
bnba6n in petersburg tpeiit in sinsm
amtlifen 8sridit an bas Stabtbanpt bas
rduf bin, baB nit ben b~prbonbencn 2obs
Icnbeitdnbsn bic sIettriIden Strabenbabe
men in petersburg nur big etiDd Mitte
Mdr8 IA. e. i'm getritbe bltibsn f5nnsn.
Das Stootbaupt orbnstt bic lttberpeiiung
BON Sheilsn Der aohlenbsitGnbe Der @ass
fperts an bic Notwithstanding an.
quBer ber bersits iebt erfolsten Gina
ftranturg Der StruBenbeleuftuna IN
Petersburg ftebt nun and cine ginI6rdns
lung bes Strdbsnbabnbstrisbs beeor.
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Gin iabalibtr lInieroffi8isr ipurbe bon
feiHtt G6psFler iH's 9beatsr geIdlsppi
MAJ eab BITE ,GIdtra". Gtim 0srs
iafa bI 9auits btrtrtt bic GdpsItsr:
~Ridt mobr, in unItr,r Dptr III q
bod ihoner ofs in ben @r1onntn.~
.gtipiB. SAutfs:, dbsr and ans
p~ssneeHbtyl4
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4eniidle epeiiefarten.

Der asidsbsrbdnb Der @nipirtbe Or
isrr,i6s bat isbt, i'm 9erein NIT ber
Mitntr @,nOFeuT6oTt Der Gdtipirtbt,
cine baitid, Gpsifetortt bsrnnssss,bsn,
Gin Fsbtn DofioIeiitn fairies Ssft, in benz
fiir itbt Gbeiie cine bsuti4t 9eseidnurg
oufssfHbrt lit.
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Cir bic nGreshen" .geiatnna.

Gtabtrath unb Gtabtberorbnsten BON
DRESDEN R.tpiligten 5000 Mlort %5usunTten
Der 9eIasung bts untergsgarsenen Ereus
3trs .Sresbtn". Das @elo Ion Der
Mannf6dft, bic permutbIid al ibr Dab
unb Gut p~erloren bat, onr1 cine Ulcers
Ieeif4e Gdnt ii6srpte1en tperben.
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24aO00 Nr6eltslpie IN 9aris.

mit Der aammsrbsputirts 5onorat In
Ter aommtriibung in pnris kborbob, be-
trGoi bic 3abl Der qrbsitslofsn in paris
gte.npdrtia 243. 600 Mann. or D,rIdnste
umg,bsu6 maBnobmcn. UNI biei,r ssfahrs
lidsn Gage ub5ubcIfsn.
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einbsm6mra @sbentitein in gleininasn.

afs Stiftnug Der 9er5oains Reosntin
Charlotte bon Meininoeft, Der 69pefter
bes adifers, tpurbe Bel Meintneen Elm
9ebentftetn fir ben @eHeroITtlbmarIhdn
b. 5~inoenburg srridtst. Der Stein 1T
Elm fdperer B%trblingsblod, in ben cine
fDohl9elunsene plutstte S~inbenburgs sins
oeIoHer III.
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6erspa mn MeneraT.

Der StrsOa BON a~lttrbura. nslhtr 1Is
Obsrt oes 153. acknowledgements ms
5slo riidts. bann @enerdlmdior unb gria
sdbctommanbeul tpurbe. In gum Generals
lsutnaut uno Rummdubsnr Der s. Dipis
lion in Gale ernannt fuorbsn.
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Ser Grfinbcr bss II. sopics.

Dem Grbar.r bes ,rItsn b,utIdtn llns
terftebootes, SHgsnisur WilbtIm Bauer,
etbcr.u, am %. Dsgmbsr 1922 IN Dill
lihaen (gdnsrn), ssTfprben am is. Jiint
1875 in Miinhrn, ION in Ieiner @aters
fabt elm DentmdI erri9tct ipcrosh.
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arntide In Trarfrcid.

sta6 Der .%aFtmpoFtn' baden 1900
9eutIdt bic GrIuubnis betummsu. Id in
Naris u~uf3uholten. Sn ben fran30FIfsn
@eFuneenenIdgsru fno iest 7500 omtFde
unb 1900 0Itsrrsidifas GiOilSeangsue
unttroebraht,
Sharp County record., 1915-02-26

During recent months a number
Of wild cats have been killed in
different sections of independence
county. Last week Dock Blevins
killed one of these animals on his
farm in Greenbrier township,
The Hamil correspondent of the
Pocahontas Star Herald says So
babies have been born in that COM
munity since last May, and adds;
This is about the only sign of pros
perity we have seen for the past
two years, but thank providence for
that"
Senator w. O. Edmondson is the
author of a bill in the legislature
to allow the judge of the Third ju-
dicial circuit to employ stenoera-
pher for the court at salary Of ST.
800 a year, independence, jack
son and Lawrence counties would
each pay $533,33 Of this amount,
while Stone county would pay $500,
A bill has been introduced in the
legislature by Representative W, j,
Nicks of Lawrence county placing
officers Of that county on q salary,
The bill would give the circuit clerk
$500 a year, with $500 for deputy
hire, the county clerk $500, with
$500 for deputy hire, the county
treasurer $500, and the sheriff
$500.
AT q recent meeting of the Law
renee County Farmers Union a res
olution Was adopted asking the leg-
islature not to grant the railroads
an increased passenger rate. The
general assembly was commended
for passing the statewide prohibit
ton bill, and another resolution
asked for the repeal of the present
state health law
Mrs, j, L, Owens, wife Of the
sheriff of Lawrence county, was In
Sharp County record., 1915-02-26
WEEKLY LETTER OF
JOHN H. PAGE
An Interesting Letter About
Potato Culture From The
Farmers Bureau.

The oat crop was doubled this
last fall and we find many indica-
tionS that garden, vegetable and
feed crops will also be doubled and
more in many cases this spring.
Spring oats and spring wheat should
be given the formaldehyde treat
ment for smut and potatoes should
be treated for scab. These new
crops should be grown in the best
way possible and not in the easiest
and most convenient way, or the
old way. All the work in the way
of preparation that is due a crop
should be given to that crop and
the results will repay us many fold.
Potatoes should be given proper
and careful attention.
In potato preparation one of the
most important things to do is to
treat the potatoes with formaldehyde
in order to prevent scab. Take one
pound of formaldehyde and mix it
with thirty gallons of water in a
barrel and then let the seed potatoes
soak at least two hours in this solu-
ton. If scab is in the land the
only thing to do is to keep potatoes
off that land for at least three years
This rule holds true with tomato
and cotton blight also. But you
can keep from putting scab in the
land by using the formaldehyde
treatment before planting.
In cutting the potatoes, cut them
lengthwise and you will have better
results and Get a larger amount Of
food for each eye on which to live
until the root system is formed. DE-
not dig the eyes out or try to Del
too many cuts from one potato. Ar
average potato should not furnish
more than about five cuts.
Ten wagonloads of well rotted
manure to the acre is not too much
for potatoes Manure that is not
we'll rotted has a tendency to en-
courage scab and should therefore
not be used, The soil must have q
good supply of humus and the
Sharp County record., 1915-02-26
Edwards
Nero. 60.
NORTH ARKANSAS NEWS

Little Rock last week and visited
the legislature a few hours, On
her return home she told the editor
of the Walnut Ridge Blade that I'M
til she saw the legislature in session
she never knew there was any body
of people that could beat a wonans'
sewing circle in everybody trying to
talk at once.
Many farmers of Jackson county
will try diversified farming this
season, County Demonstration
Theibauldt reports the enrolment
of o large number in the different
farming clubs, Many boys are
Joining the corn club, some are en-
rolling in the peanut club, and it is
| said that very few are interested in
cotton, Many farmers will plant
peanuts, and tomatoes will be an
important crop also.
Mrs, Charles E. Dodge, who re-
sided two miles north of Melbourne,
was burned to death one day last
week, With her husband Mrs.
Dodge was in a newground field
clearing away and burning some
! brush, when her clothing took fire
and she was fatally burned. All
the skin of her body was cooked to
a crisp and the hair was burned
from her head, The unfortunate
woman was 76 years old.
Judge A, j. Witt of pocahontas
does not believe women have any
business with the ballot. Judge
Witt solemnly declares that he has
talked to different women for half
a day at time defining some legal
duty for them, and that by the time
these ladies reached the bottom of
the steps at his office they would
take the advice of a one-armed JUS
tice Of the pence and forget the in.
formation he had labored so long to
impart
Sharp County record., 1915-02-26

manure is the best and the most
valuable humus you can get. The
manure should be thoroughly mixed
with the soil. The land should be
given good deep breaking in order
to give the root systems plenty of
good loose soil in which to grow
and expand.
While potatoes do well on many
kinds of soil, they do best on rich,
we'll drained, sandy loans contain
ing an abundance of organic matter.
The soil should be mellow, deep and
porous When potatoes are grown
on heavy soils, not well drained the
tendency is for the production of
excessively watery tubers of un-
desirable quality.
Potatoes respond to the judicious
use of fertilizers and require fertili-
zers in which there is a large per-
centage of potash. With a good
heavy application Of barnyard
manure there should be a fair ap-
plication of a fertilizer with high
percentage Of potash, and the potash
should come from Sulphate of Pot
ash; 200 pounds to the acre Of the
Sulphate alone with heavy appli-
cation of manure will pay. Do not
lime potato soil because the lime
has a tendency to produce scabby
potatoes
The next important thing is to
plant plenty of cuts and then to
knock off the top of the bed after
the potatoes have sprouted and
leave only about two inches of soil
between the surface and the young
potato plant. A good stand is Of
the greatest importance and these
two steps are the most important
to insure a stand. The potatoes
should not be forced to wind their
way through six inches Of soil before
reaching the surface and harrow
will knock off the surplus dirt nice
ly and really give the potatoes their
first cultivation.
Sharp County record., 1915-02-26
Setback For The Women

The South Dakota state senate
has rejected bill granting to
women the right to vote on NUM-
cipal issues and for county and
state officers not named in the con-
stitution as constitutional officers"
The women of that state had made
a hard fight for the bill, and had
succeeded in having it pass the
lower house.