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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-18
LAS VICTIMAS DE LOS
FENOMENOs sEIsMICos

Roma, 17.-Seg1n las dltimas mott
c1as recibidas de las provincias castiga-
das por ell temblor de TERRA, Sc teme
que las perdidas sean mas elevadas de
10 que Sc suponia. Sc calcula actua]-
mente en- 26,186 ell nt1mero de perso-
mas que han perecido en- la catastrofe
Este nllmero esta repartido en- Ia for
ma siguiente: Avezzano, 11,OOO; Sora.
4,OOO;; Pescina, 1000; San Benedetto
3'ooo; Magliano de Marsi, 1900; Ca
pella, 1900; Sourcola, $50; Lese. 45O.
Castelleri, 70; Sulmona, so; Tagglia-
cozzo, 40; Isola, 81 Arrino, 30; Cappa-
docla, 20; Villalazo, 20; Capolacroce
10; Cocculo, 8; Antrosano, Z; Pescen-
"a, &; Russi, 6; Sassa, 5; Monte Ro-
tondo, 3; Popoli, 2, y Roma, l.
(Contindan en- la plana 12.)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-18
FL Consul de Espana

Nuestro muy estimado amigo don
benlto zalduondo, Consul INFERNO de
Espana, embarca Ell dla 20 para New
York y estara ausente del pals tres &
cuatro semanas.
En- la ausencia del seflor Zalduondo
Sc encargara del Consulate de Espana,
nuestro querido companero de Redac-
clon don Jose Maria Lomba, Consul de
Portugal
NO necesitamos decir que la adhesion
que slempre tuvo en- esta casa el Con
sui de Espafla, no ha de faltarle en- Ia
ocaslon en- que tan alta representation
recae en- un amigo y en- un compafero
tan querido por nosotros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-18

La resoluci0n que literalmente nos
proponemos cxtractar parecenos de gran
importancia para los generates intere
ses de Puerto Rico; y por clio, quisie
ramos llamar la atenci6n de los senores
,Consejeros y Delegates, para que, la
referida resolution, fuese leida estu-
diada con ell verdadero interes que >el
case requiere, tomandO en- considera-
ri6n ell empeno con que La recomienda,
la 'Camara Insular de Comercio" la
" Association Comercial' y ell "Centro
de Detallistas" de San Juan: La Comi-
sion de Legislation, de la "Camara In
sular" espera una favorable determi-
naci6n de la Legislature de Puerto Ri
co, hacia esta resolution; no solamen-
te por los razonamientos de sus medi-
tados considerandos, 81 no por la impor-
tancia que EN- 81, encierra, para los ge-
nerales intereses del pals.
aqu1, cuanto ruega q la Legislature
de Puerto Rico la resolution que es-
tas l1neas Sc contraen:
Para modifcar derechos en- Vene-
zuela sobre importaciones, de Puerto
Rico, considerase, que las causas que en-
un principle justifquen una ley, pue-
den desaparecer, con el curse de los
amos, y que la raz6n y la necesidad,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-18
NOTA FRANCESA.

Paris, 16.-(OfciaD. En- Belgica ha
habido combates de artiller1a en- la re
glon de Newport y en- la de Ypres de
ell Lys al Somme En- Notre Dame de
Lorette, cerca de Carency ell enemigo
ha recuperado una parte de las trim
cheras que hab1a perdido ell IA. En-
Blangy, cerca de Arras hemos continual
do avanzando. Ell enemigo inici6 un
energico ataque precedido de un vio-
lento bombardeo contra nuestras posi-
clones al oeste del Mosella. Este alta
que fue rechazado. En- todo ell frente
del Somme al Mosa no ha habido ac-
:i6n alguna de infanteria. En- los sec
torres de scissors Reims nuestra arti-
llerla ha obtenido resultados percepti-
Dies en- muchos puntos, dispersando a
un reglmlento que estaba reuniendose
hacienda explotar una bater1a enemi-
ga, destruyendo obras de fortificaci6n
etc. En- Argonne la acci0n de la arti-
lerla es bastante .intensa en- FOntaine
Madame. Del Argonne los Vosgos
Ell ataque del enemigo dirigido con-
ira nuestras trincheras en- Flirey ha
sldo contrarrestado, y los alemanes han
evacuado la cresta al norte de Clemery.
ante Ell fuego de nuestra artiller1a. En-
ell sector de los Mosques ha habido
combates de artillerla en- toda la lfnea
con alguna fusiler1a, principalmente en-
la Tete de Faux. En- la Alta Alsacia
no ha habido ning1n cambio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-18
ALEMANES SENTENCIADOs A
MUERTE
[OIOII NC NIdTTU6COS
LA REVOLUTION EN- AFRICA
DEL SUR

Pretoria, 17-(OfciaD. Las tropas
de la Union del Africa del Sur ocupan
a SWakopmund Africa Oriental Ale
mana. Las perdidas inglesas en- ell
comoate que precedi6 la ocupaci6n de
dicha plaza, fueron 3:muertos nm bo
ridO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-18
SITUACION DIFICIL,

Constantinopla, l6.-El pueblo ha
sabido hoy por primera vez las derro-
tas turcas en- Caucasia y la indignation
es intensa contra ell partido de los 10
venes Turcos particularmente contra
Enver Pacha. La situaci6n parece ser
muy seria Sc ha descubierto un com
plot contra ell gobierno la polic1a ha
practicable un gran n1mero de deten-
ciOnes
LOS BALKANES Y LOS ALIADOS.
Roma Liza vista 4 Roma de Mr.
Chenadief, ex-ministro de relaciones
eXteriores de Bulgaria, es interpretada
en- esta como un indicio de cambio de
actitud por parte de Bulgaria, que en-
vista de la union que existe entire TIA
liza y Ruman1a, desea captarse la buena
voluntad de estas dos potencias, asi
como de la triple entente. Esta vista
puede ser ell preludio de una nueva
union de todos los Estados Balkanicos
contra Turqu1a, Austria Y Alemania.
Mr.. Chenadief ira luego a Paris y Lon
dres.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-18
Ell INCIDENTE DE HODEIDA

Roma, 18.-El gobierno turco, seg1n
una communication Official publicada en-
Il Giornale D Italia ha removable las
instrucciones enviadas al Vail de Ye-
men (Arabia). Ell gobierno le ha or
denado dar amplias satisfacciones las
demandas presentadas por ell gobierno-
no italiano respecto al incidente de
Hodeida, en- la cual ciudad ciertos fun
cionarios turcos Sc apoderaron por la
fuerza del Consul ingles que Sc habia
refugiado en- ell consulado italiano.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-18
VICTORIA DE LOS INGLESES

Paris, 16-La Agencia Havas ha re-
cibido un despacho de Saint Omer, con
fecha To- de enero que da los detalles
de una victoria inglesa que fu6 seguida
de un avance de l kil0metro en- la We
cindad de La Basse. Ell despacho dice
Los ingleses. por medic de un ataque
impetuoso tomaron de asalto las posi-
clones fuertemente atrincheradas de
los alemanes cerca de La Basse, des-
pu6s de un vigoroso canoneo prelimi-
mar, La captura de este importante
punto estrategico representa- un avan-
ce de un kilometro medic. Las per
didas inglesas han sido muy leves, pero
los alemanes han sufrido grandes bajas
Los ingleses han hecho numerosos pri-
SiOnerOS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-18
LA GUERRA EN- ARMENIA.

Petrogrado, 16.-El Estado Mayor
General del Ej6rcito de Caucasia envia
la communication siguiente con fecha 13
de enero: Contin1an los combates en-
los alrededores de Kara Urgan (Arme-
MIA turca). Nuestras tropas ha hecho
va prisionero a un gran n1mero de of
ciales soldados enemigos. Tambien
siguen persiguiendo a las tropas turcas
que fueron derrotadas en- Olti, villa 81
tuada a unos 80 Kilometres al oeste de
Kars. Nuestras tropas persiguen a los
turcos con buen exito Ell la region de
Transchourk. En- los demas puntos de
la l1nea no ha habido ning1n cambio
imDOrtante
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-18
oCHo TRANSPORTS HUND1Dos

Petrogrado, 16.-Ocho vapores tur-
eos transportando tropas de Anatolia
al Caucaso han sidO echados piQue
por la fota rusa del Mar Negro Sc
ignora 81 las tropas han perecido, pero
Sc supone que haya sido asl. Sc anun-
cla al mlsmo tempo que ell 11o. cuerpo
de ejercito y ell resto del 100. que ira
taban de reformarse en- la region de
Kara Urgan han sido sorprendidos y
derrotados pOr los rusos, quienes les
han causado perdidas enormes. Ell re-
gimiento $40. de infanteria turca ha 81
do aniquilado los supervivientes de
este reglmento entire los que sc encuen-
tran un comandante varios ofciales
han caido en- poder de los rusos. Ell
numero total de prisioneros hechos en-
este combate asciende 5000 Los ru-
sos capturaron ademas IA canones y
10000 cabezas de ganado, asl como una
gran cantidad de where's Y municiones.
Sc anuncia ofcialmente que todos los
ataques ole los austriac0s Y alemanes
han sido rechazados en- toda la l1nea
con grandes perdidas por parte del
enemlgo en- ciertos puntos, Y que los ru-
sos progresan en- la region de Loetzen,
asl como en- los desfladeros cerca del
rio Syrwa, donde Sc han replegado los
alemanes despues de ser desalojados de
Sierpac.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1915-12-25
"HELLo PARIS"

The Attraction at the Star Theatre
Next Week.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1915-12-25

palms, ferns, or ported plants. far Nod.
dings or decorations Of any kind. for
any occasion, will do well "a r,.c.
orders with Geo. w. Bell. who hss
been appointed 40 agent for Z. 4. NAV
& Go. He 10 prepared to make specisi
rates on all orders sent throunh him
Prompt delivery at all times. cav.
or send orders to Geo. w. Ball. 177e
w. Minnehaha street. Phone-Mid.
way 1867. On large orders reduction
OF ten per cent will be allowed.
The possibilities of popular per-
son as a purveyor Of peculiar and mar.
ticular people has been practically
demonstrated by the success that has
been made by Mr.. j. w. Clark with
his Pullman Car Lunch Room" cor.
ner of ST.. Anthony and Kent streets
They come from all parts of the city
to partake of his culinary creations
that can only be concocted by a com.
petent chef; they come hungry and
go away satisfied. Mr. Clark has a
competent and pleasing helpmate in
his affable wife, who shares his honors
with him. If you haven't visited
"Clark's" get busy and go there. He'll
deliver your order if you phone Dale
2026. Try him.
The pleasure loving people have
quite a lot of things to supply their
wants this week and next. There is
the Pioneer Novelty Carnival Dance,
Christmas Eve; The Christmas Matt.
nee Dance, Christmas Day, both at
Union Hall; Pilgrims Progress at
Pilgrim Baptist church, Christmas
evening. Next week the Shriners' Ball
at Union Hall, Wednesday evening.
Dec. 20; "2 A. Colemans Chile Dance
at Woods Dancing Academy. Thurs.
day, Dec. 80; New Years Matinee
Party at Masonic Hall, MINNEAPOLIS.
New Years Day and a New Years
Ball by the Knights of Pythias (of
Minneapolis) at Union Hall, St. Paul.
| Monday evening, Jan. 3. You paws
your money and you takes your choice.
Mrs. Ella Day, widow of the late
Benjamin Day, died at the city hos
pital on Saturday, Dec. 1S, aged 65
years. She leaves to mourn her loss
three daughters, Mrs. Vina Rogers,
Mrs. Florence Johnson and Mrs. Nellie
Quarles, all of st. Paul, a brother,
Mr.. Jacob Redman Of MINNEAPOLIS.
and two sisters in Ohio. Funeral was
held Monday at the residence of her
daughter, Mrs. Vina Rogers, 675 St.
Anthony Ave-, conducted by Rev. T.
B. Stoval, of st. Peter A. M. E. church,
Minneapolis, assisted by Rev. J. Sims,
OF st. James A. M. E church, St. Paul.
Mrs. Day was member of Pride of
the West Chapter, o. E. S., under
whose auspices the funeral was held.
The services were fine and the floral
tributes beautiful The remains we're
taken to Faribault accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs. j. T. Quarles. Lyles, funeral
, director. ~
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1915-12-25

George A. Clark, who is a leading
comedian with the Hello Paris" Co.
that will play a. weeks engagement at
the Star theatre beginning Sunday.
Dec. rs matinee, has discovered a way
whereby to regulate his bankroll and
keep himself in secure financial posi-
ton. He has made firm of himself,
it really being in the nature of a co.
partnership, the two parties being, as
he puts it, II and Myself" The first
party is supposed to be the spend
thrift of the firm, the black sheep as it
were, while myself furnishes the
conservative element. Each party has
a separate bank account, the profits
of Mr.. Clarke's salary being divided
half and half between II and Myself"
always in the end Myself has the
more money Of the two.
There is nothing like it," he ex-
planned. "Just to show you how fine
1t Is to have really close friend who
Is one-half Of yourself, when started
to buy ticket from New York to De-
troit recently found that I was short
exactly 81. Had been obliged to seek
financial aid from some one else I
might have experienced some diff
Guilty. I certainly would have been
Inundated, but you see, I had my
SELF right with me with good big
bankron and I had no trouble what
ever In borrowing dollar from "My-
SELF" OF course, to conserve conf
dence paid Myself" back the very
next pay day that II" had.
Extra midnight show New Years
eve. See the old year out and the new
year in. A noise souvenir given to
every patron.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1915-12-25

OF course you will remember that
the Shriner's Eighth Annual Ball will
be given at Union Hall, Wednesday
evening, Dec. 10Th.
Charles Russell held at the county
jail pending sentence for burglary, was
sent to the City hospital Tuesday for
treatment for the drug habit.
Mr.. George Duckett of St. Anthony
Ave., who came in off the road to
spend the holidays with his family,
Is confined to his bed with lagrippe.
FOR RENT - Nicely furnished
rooms with modern conveniences.
Apply at 565 Robert street. Call
after 500 p. m. Tel. Cedar 9433.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1915-12-25
TWO HEADS ON HIS SHOULDERS.
A Young Man Was Discovered with
Two Heads on His Shoulders.

While rambling around the other
day THE APPEAL man discovered a
young man, who although normal in
every other respect, had two heads
on his shoulders; one was his own
and the other was that of his sweet
heart, who was thus showing how
pleased she was because he had just
Informed her that he would take her
to the Christmas matinee at Union
hall on Christmas day, from to z
o'clock. Boys, hint to the wise is
sufficient.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1915-12-25

FOR RENT-Duplex, four rooms,
hardwood floors, separate conven-
fences; St. Anthony Ave., near Mil
ton; $3.50. F. D. McCracken, 40
Court Block.
THE APPEAL man just to be in the
fashion had an attack of grippe Tues
day but by strenuous efforts made old
grippe lose his hold and is improving
satisfactorily.
II you want to know all about Pro-
lection VS.. Free-Trade send postal card
request for free sample copies of THE
AMERICAN ECONOMIST, 339 Broad
way, New York.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1915-12-25
ST. PAUL
WEEKS RECORD OF HAPPENINGS
IN MINNEsoTA's CAPITOL.
The "saintIy City" and Sanity City
FoIks-Newsy Items Of Social, Re-
tiers Among the PEOPLE.
ligious, Political and General Mat
PHONE N. w. CEDAR 5649

SATURDAY, DECEMBER rs, 1915.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1915-12-25

WE WISH
ALL OF OUR PATRONS 4,@
A MERRY CHRISTMAS. -
A man who makes good doesn't
have to blow his own horn.
The building operations in St. Paul
for 1915 aggregated $11,231, $1,000.
Mrs. c. H. Miller of Edmund street
is able to be out again after a ten
days illness.
The So-Lit Club will give it's annual
Dancing Party at Union Hall, Friday,
January Z, 1916.
Gatherings may be obtained at
any time at Young's Cafe. Call or
phone your order.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-06-10

Misses Lyte and Irene Fairs
gave a brilliant and beautiful re-
ception Thursday morning from
10 TO u in honor of Mrs. Willard
Robbins, of st. Louis, and Mrs
h. w. Mckinney, of Paducah.
Floral decorations adorned the en-
tire lower floor of this handsome
home. Mrs. A. A. Faris, Jr. and
Mrs. L. c. Moss cordially received
the guests and conducted them to
the library where just inside the
door Misses Faris, Mrs. Robbins
and Mrs. Mckinney extended a
gracious welcome and were assist
ed by Mesdames Nj. f. Warner,
w. +. Rennenberg, c. T. Bondu,
rant and L. r. Ellison, Miss Dell
Allen. Mrs. f. B. Smith, Miss LOT
tie Webb, Miss Angie Harrison
Mrs. c. l.. Walker and Mrs. A. )
Handy invited the callers int'
the dining room. The room wa
especially pretty with magnoliaS
llillies and ferns. Frozen punci
cake and mint waters were serv
ed by Misses Celeste Roberts, Nil
dred Thompson and Myra Fairs
Music from the piano by Mrs
Harriet Lewis, furnished soil
sweet accompaniment TO the voice
of the guests who thronged IN
rooms during the hours set apar'
! About eighty-five guests were 5
4 fortunate as TO be present.
D Dolly Warden and Bardw'
flour.-Ezell & Son.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-06-10
WATER DAMAGES CROPS
IN LAKE COUNTY.

All the lowest lands in Lake
county is already submerged and
lots of corn and cotton have been
ruined. On what is known as
the bar north of Tiptonyille, hun
dreds of acres of fine corn have
been destroyed and ii the water
covers the bar il is estimated that
ten thousand dollars worth oil
corn and cotton will be lost. AND
in other portions of the country
especially in the southern end
the high water has done grea'
damage. Crops, worth millions o
dollars are ruined in the MlSslS
sippi valley by the June rise. -
Lake County News.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-06-10
RIOTS HURT SWEET POTATOES
Greatest losses IN Oklahoma Due 10
Two Funel-crop Rotation Should
De practl5ed

uv t. u I.un oklahoma Afr''ol'lf"
U.U.rrv
Thorn Arc several diseases when
ara Wtr common Goo ,h, sweet potato
q. ts state mr probably ihe great
r., I.... r. au, ju the two iunF
rse..ns Nd. uU rof and the black rot
rb. r.. .rms cause very dih'r,n'
81, hence tu, names Of the t"o dis'
a.osus ifs a plant which repro
5,,.. Ia, spores which are the same
II. ...d. bat hr fungus gets It's Io'u
D., ..rlIne slender nhmeu's INTO an
,t., m.rt termed thc host These
sl,m,nta arr similar 10 roo, o'
M, common plant which gathers
food ,,.,... com.
.... aud .f minor importance. ior u
! ...,. rs trouble ON bruised Po"
| ,... otI, Zoo storage u gains en-
/ &C. through a bruised area WINE
/ t.,. rat does not necessarily n'eu
/ bruised surface =.
The black rot has seemed 10 "
..uwou loo the vicinity OF th'
".-,,lwral college the past year thar
,r br., years This disease Is o
80, inheritance as It Is parasitic ah'
',.s.s A rot which may not be uo
a. ip lbs early stages. II appear
dark colorcd sunken area an
r,,au,lI, increases in size unu' 'uI
Ia very large and very niue
,.t.u and by making a cross's''''o
,r,uo,ato through such an area On
NAV easily note the darn u'''''
tissue uscd ID
,stipf slips from they will IN All ., plO'
.,5u, be- infected The lnlecuou
'',,,sl as a small. black area ln''
''N. b.. .,,.ral such infections on
", n the slips are too badly ln'''
"a IN, ulsnt may die after being =
-, II mas not be vigorous
.r,uh 81 least there is a onan''
4 ,so no,a,oes being badly dlseaS'
4 when harvested -, 90, m,
The fungus causing black ro' :"
i've over in the soil for an inden ~
~. such being the case the "
l,,,a NJ controlling the fungus u
soIect potatoes not diseased. rant M, ,
i s'''t, from which slips are tax
po'' "is where no disease has been p
~,ously. and. last set your S.,ps :
where there has been no d''''''u
3 tstocs grown
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-06-10
- slrnnls to Women
A GIRL s COMPOSITIONS

. morn that have got Is
papa,. and girls age
that will be- young
mI hy Man was made
mau when God luot
Nu hs said 10 himself
; W 4 urs, | can do better
....# { tried again and
ule I've 40 much bri
tit Jld Adam that ih"u
mur women than m'u
aHd ever since. boy
wuH.r They arc Very
.at ou DcgthlDg but soap
.I.. Hu.d have my way hall thc
Iu.m t1e world would be hitl,
. u4 uc other half dolls My
.a.4 sp aioc 10 me that l guess
.as, have been a little gf0
a.. was a little boy IA
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-06-10
WILL VOTE AGAIN ON
TAX AMENDMENT.

The following amendment to
the constitution of Kentucky will
be submitted to the people of the
State at the election TO be held
next November. This amend
ment was ratified by an enOrm-
GUS majority at the election OF
1912, but was pronounced invalid
by the court of appeals because
lii had been advertised only sixty
days, instead of ninety, as the
constitution provides. The full
text of the amendment is as fol-
lows.
'The general assembly shall
provide by law an annual tax,
which, with other resources,
Ishall be sufficient to defray the
estimated expenses Of the Com
monwealth for each fiscal year.
Taxes shall be levied and collect
ed for public purposes only and
shall be uniform upon all proper
ty of the same class subject to
taxation within the territorial
limits Of the authority levying
the tax; and all taxes shall be
levied and collected by general
laws.
"The general assembly shall
have power to divide property
into classes and to determine
what class or classes of property
shall be subject TO local taxation
Bonds of the state and Of counties
municipalities, taxing and schoo
districts shall not be subject u
taxtaion.
ANY law passed or enacted b.
the general assembly pursuant I
the provisions of or under this a
mendment or amended section o
- the constitution, classifying prof.
erty and providing a lower rat
~ of taxation on personal propert
IT, tangible or intangible, than tina
=, upon real estate, shall be subJe'
:, to the referendum power of u
II people"
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-06-10

checked when very warm weather oc-
ours In summer tho plant becomes
much less palatable
Practically only one variety-the
dwarf EsseX--is grown In the United
Statss
Rape Is a succulent. nutritious plant
closely related to kale. collards and
cabbage, and requires essentially the
same conditions Of culture as these
crops The plants grow to a height
Of I y TO four feet. depending ON con
ditioua Of soil aud climate.
Rape succeeds best Ia rich loan
soils, but profitable crops are grown
on sandy aud un clayey soils. An
abundant moisture supply Is necessary
TO produce large Yields Good prepare
ton Of The seed bed is advisable Barn.
ward manure ls the best fertilizer. In
the absence Of this. 400 to COO pounds
pr acre Of complete commercial
fertilizer may be used.
When cape Is planted In wide rows
Il should be given three or four cul'
tlyations during It's early growth.
After cutting the hrnt crop second
growth IL often obtained. especially
II the stubble is cultivated.
Method Of Seeding.
Rape may be- sown In cultivated
rows. la narrow drill rows. or broad
casted II planted In rows these should
ordinarily be- q TO 80 inches apart
Ia rows % inches vide, which Is thu
best width. two pounds Of seed PEI
acre are sufficient.
Il drilled with grain drill fou
pounds OF seed per acre are required
when hroadcasted ave or SIX pound
per acre should be used
Rape may be- successfully grow
with certain other crops. Thus Il ina
be- suvu In early spring in oats, whea
W De. and usually good stand
secured after the grain crop Is Gu
Il may also be sown mixed with cl'
YER. To be used az pasture, or betWee
the rows in some wlnter.killed Gro
b Tor late fall pasture.
Q The best depth to SOW the seed
i about onohali inch.
Yield.
% Rape varies greatly in yield a
b cordlng to the soil Yields of 80 tot
i per acre. green weight. are not nT
b Ten TO fifteen tons is good yiel
q ard smaller returns are profitable.
a. Under favorable conditions rape
Is ready to pasture in about eight wee
q after seeding. An acre OF good ra
e. viii easily supply pasture for 20 no
10 for two months.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-06-10
A Doctors Prescription for Cough
An Effective Cough Treatment

One fourth TO one teaspooniul
of DR.. Kings New Discovery,
taken as needed, will soothe and
check Coughs, Colds and the more
dangerous Bronchial and Lung
Ailments. You can't afford to
take the risk of serious illness,
when so cheap and simple a reme-
dy AZ DR.. Kings New Discovery
is obtainable. Go 10 your drug
gist today, get bottle of DR.
Kings New Discovery, start the
treatment at once. You will b.
gratified for the relief and cure
obtained. (Advt)