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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-04-06
VILLA BAND DEFEATED
BY A MINING GARRISON

TORREON, April 5.--A Villa band
under Simon Reyes and Chacon lost
AZ killed in an attempt to surprise
the garrison of the mining town Of
Parras, several miles east of here last
Saturday.
The garrison was under command
of Col. J. NJ. Gonzales and drove off
the bandits. The garrison captured
number Of horses and quantity of
arms.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-04-06
DIR. ABERCR0MBIE GIVES
MILK SCORE FOR MARCH

County Health Commissioner Aber.
crombie has given out the milk score
for the months Of February and March
which are Of no small interest to the
users in the city. They are as fol
lows:
f. l.. Smith G5. Mrs. w. j. Taylor
n, Mrs. w. y. symons 90, A. Poulson
80, G. l.. Parker rs, Julia Green n.
Miss Kate Dart 90, Nancy Polite, Feb
ruary AZ, March 81; Lucinda Wenz So.
Small Diaries February and Mch.)
James Monroe 52-63, Mrs Thomas
Ward 4G-57, A. r. Berrie Sc SO. r..
j. Burney 58-G4, Mrs. M, e. Wenz
47--67, Misses Hazlehurst 53-59.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-04-06
REVIVAL AT FIRST METHODIST
RAPIDLY GAINING IN INTEREST

The revival at the First Methodist
church is growing in interest A full
house last night heard the eloquent
sermon of Rev. Or. Ellis on "The
Three Men Whom Christ Rejected"
With graphic and forceful description
he portrayed the characterless man
on the one hand that Jesus Christ re
iected and the ready man. the eager.
hearted man and the penitent man
whom Christ selected on the other.
Preaching at 10 am. and 7:45 pm.
today. Also young peoples and chill
drens' service at pm.
DR.. Ellis will speak to a mass meet
ing of men Sunday at pm.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-04-06
WOULD SALVAGE ZEPPELIN.

LONDON, April 5.-The British
Aeronautical Institute has asked the
governments permission to undertake
at its own expense the salvage of the
Zeppeline Lr15 which is lying in shall
low water off the mouth of the
louth Of the Thames. The institute
believes "the Zeppelin can be saved,
rebuilt and launched against the enc
my within three months"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-04-06
esopETIc SURVEY CELEBRATES.

WASHINGTON. April 5.-Exercises
celebrating the centennial of the es-
tablishment of the federal coast and
geodetic curvey began here today in
the national museum. An exhibit of
the work arG equipment of the h1-
rcau vac a feature.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-04-06
daughters.
SHIP SINKS; LANSING
WON'T TALK ABOUT IT

WASHINGTON, April 5.--An Off
cial report OF the sinking Of the steam
er Berdwindvale has ben received by
the American consul at Cork The
state department withheld the con
tents of information sent here today.
Secretary Lansing denied himself to
all callers. He is working on eyi-
dence of German submarine activities.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-04-06

Sheridan. He was cheered vocifer-
ously almost every minute of the time
he was speaking. He is the most gift
ed orator the south has ever sent this
way"
No doubt Mr.. Small will be greet
ed by a large audience in Brunswick.
A cordial invitation is extended to
everybody to attend.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-04-06
ARMoR PLATE BILL FAVORED.

WASHINGTON, April 5The house
naval committee favorably reported
the senate armor plate bill today, the
vote being Is to 6.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-11
POLICE RENEW
GAMBLING WAR

Gloom settled over Detroit's gam.
bling fraternity Monday night when
"ioints' ali over the city received
the order 20 close up Free lance
oiflcers are said 10 have been busy
thruou' the early part OF the night
visiting the gambling houses and
delivering the orders Nothing could
bv learned az police headquarters
as 10 whore the orders had their
.-ource and officials replied
with the fime-honorcd II don z know
ANYTHING about H." when asked for
information MANY second floor
rooms on Monroe and Mich gan.aves
thai have been tho scenes of The
card .luTling and di.e shaking that
las been going on az merry pace
durur rho past months Nere al
ark Nonoar uight
The Detroit times., 1916-10-11
The Dominican Republic

The Dominican TeFHei4e- A=S--
area ~ about % 600 square miles
and is larger than Belgium. lh'
Netherlands, Denmark Switzerland.
or Turkey I'm Europe, or han the
combined areas OF Massachusetts.
Connecticut Delaware and Rhode
Island. The population is estimated
A. about 700, GOO winch Is about 80
people a square mile" while Haiti
its neighbor on ,he-wes' has about
20p to the square mile and Porto
RICO has more than SEQ Most OF tho
fertile land Of the country is slH
virgin.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-11
Marriage Licenses

Edward Erickson IS ~auIi So"
Mar ~isrid W ~"ilstr'm. -. DE-
fFrf'
EaHu r,zo.rak 20 MsEdsi"na
Spoud 20
|.'. '5f r-h ~''|' N" D..
70
n..-r f-u. Itss". b I'H.-
sar
taH. i... Ns'i" -at"N '..
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la.t n N. 3" role. >1'
o.. 80. i"''r~H
.,f. '"t' '''.
E..1. ra -"r.H N .''ee h''" ..
rs.r ..a.s Columbus. 90.
f.Hu fa..'l. ... AGue- Iona
IaHr Wax ---iie-esl VI -.i a D..
l.. 't... .''. .".'
#u troa hs-'nsN".
ts
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l.I.... I.uu-nn. .'. M't ea..
co.. gas. .u
Charles I, Perm ..1i'a NJ
Manner
Frederick l."''. 81. '.ifo|' N''i''
p oar',r. -t. lod.snapolIs
The Detroit times., 1916-10-11
AfOrtuary
HI>t IroI

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r,r ,., 1g..r elr51y omit Fov-
N"N ''t'h'i arr
80
, 81 IovI.'.
rI. ,n. All. ,3a seisIaW Of
1,'fh~ntE r-,.,.-,r 80 r-.-,
rr,ebytrrtau church m Rodfor1
"Wednesday ~ " o.eIo.N
TGAN .p.f g. Francis p RI HE resi-.
drr.c .ei Fr,.Ir- r-r.. beloved
.',.no.., 30. -..,u.I,,. ana f,'...f
~ r---,'...- % F-r a,r ,l.. II
~,.vrr- and .rutIr, .s rrorq.-
NAV, .ru \. .,..r..,4 t.3u SOP. ..a.
rrsS.pv r....u. D.. Iu'.r.
rNr' 40 lansing ~ .r. Nodu.s.
daE
UtuNUN ~rgrrr- a.t .rF6 a.
r.r g.rurra- homo ..H.. My
f,F..fa Nf,.+ .r..... ,.Hr. - r,. al
later
UFINTZ oct p fare ,Ir,e.r n~.
I0,ed husband 80 Lena Ile.rr7
fether ,f NJ. fsrsr Z Torte.- f.
Nrs -Tbr,rI.- 4 rp.f;. Nrarra~sf .1E
Nfi.r,ei tfrtrry rr N,+f~s ~ s-.
rs,aI iater.
u,,t,s o,, ,g,s r.,,.-- tst..,...
'rsLsra 81 1ia+ntids f1.rk- fstlr.r
~ Val, AItrrl %tosl f,arn.
~.-.I and Mrs H.rr, 1yaycs sgsa
.n ,nars FIprral Waduesd7, a.
n uI from residepce sqo Garland
5t- Nsmhe, nf Gmericen Fpeje
lodge 7 - - p Brantford. ~
The Detroit times., 1916-10-11
Sugar Market

>uEsrs-DetTolt wholesale prices:
CiNslaI domiuocs. 2-lb, sll do. o-lb.,
3ll; Eagle tablets, 81 10, cut loaf.
.SsJ Cubes IS 30. 2XNN powdered ed.
iTs5 standard powdered, s. 30;
Eranulated, extra coarse $50, do.
hne. In bulk t75O; do, 25-lb. e9ttons,
g 80. crystal domino gran. ,-lb and
SID cartons, IN cases, $50, Crystal
dom no gran. HF cases $50, dla.
nond 4 3 50 oonfsctionsrs A. l7A6.
No Z t76o No. g. s745 No. g. 90;
No : sT35 No 5 1880, No. .. o. 2b;
80. 10. S72o; No. II. tTl5. 70 Y.
$40 No rs, t7o5. No, ~. t7o5J No.
beet sranulated. go per 100 lbs
household powd i's ~ 10 case, t..l5.
do. IS 10 case 81 20 per case.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-11

Appies s--5cau hH Sc1e-- per
bnl tur choice and s. 500 Tor
nsnanas GOOD shipping stock.
5 et q % per bunch
beans - Dried Lmas. Cii n 7c III,
green. 600 per quart
CalIfornIa Fruits - Plums. 81 90
s. pears. $3.50 boz. grapes 'l''Fs
Cnbha3e-feb b6Ts76 per hbI
Cheese-Michigau nats,. lsi.. NV
York 20L domestic Swiss 26U S.e
i5 ions horns. 2ofc daisies io1sa
tranSern..-127 bu; 90 80 per
cbe.tuuts-15RsIe ~.
drl'sai prs-r'q Is a &C. No 3t'isai5e Is.
Trr.h Vegetable peppers.
81 25Ql40 bG, iadishes. 8. dgz
parsley. G30c doz., cucunbers hot
- bu. carrots. 81 20 bu5 lettuce. So
.1o ~ hot house l5c 10 head let
t4,r. 81 80 per hu.. sfegu out"n- -. q
-. do4 egg plant . - 100 per "u.
tone Ii6@SS Faa,y FS' v6itts. ~ i5"" am.
be- lOGllc 10, extracted. o." lo
Hss--ns,rolt shiPg;e[s are. are PgsyinIS IS
ca lots. Z % b Detroit No, J timo.
Ns5odIl. light mixed, naGl'. 40
n%2S'AY' e. 'r'Ies 'as ss AZ TO- &o ''f9 ciav.+ '5
Nglo. rye s!gawl 5 5oaS, wheat snd
cat straw ts6oq ton
Lemon, IS q % 5o box.
--tsturr--tl-tnL12 as per 100
oranges Vslenoias, 50 75H6 uoN
Onions southern q 70 Per i0o.to.
sack. spanish. 81 O.. n - 1!
Prachc.-A A. il25 4 81 y 40
riums-sl2s rn
GsSis si'oplB Michigan -
Poul,ry-erouers rs11sn on.'
hens ltr medium hens l'1 Do
SO hens t5u isc tag. len
seas it. du. bs. I5H '
nj Jersevs' SIS ~. 80 rnI
JoBBING rHICEs
canned Goods App - G:5a
ga Lims beans s. e l.25 '7,,a
49, ~ Juns' Il 20 -tse-laf4s 81.
uatees tla5 Ma-r6wtst peas. 81
carly june. $3.50. sitted ea'iy June
oonsc1whito House. 2or .tandarl
o.. .ktgD-. tSl tgl &c 10.
Reed -IobbinE prices. lo0-lh sacks
Emo miIjungs sa5 cracked corn. Saa.
coarse corn meal $50 corn and "of
chop sat TON.
riour ,,..ns price, ..,,.... ns, NJ. D..
@ ..si .ftso, s, SO r2r1 ''sy9a Sys a,5n' sa.
rs,,6t $500 hi iu i.tb rapc. sarss
Detroit on va" nn-..f ~
headlight 7ac petfer'ton s5.. pafs-
cline. ipfo rcd crown gA'o.."s- i.a
Hardware -Nal. s base.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-11
The International Sunday School
Lesson for oct. IS is The Appeal
10 CaesSr."-Acts 25.
sY WILLIAM T ELLIS.

They must ever keep an eve on circ-
ton day. or promotion day and
their tWistings and turnings TO fol
low the wind ot popular favor 7eri-
ously impair their bach bones The
man whose standard 5 the applause
Of the crowd mas become pros
porous politician. but he viii never
be great soul II is better 20 be a
prophet in prison with An unletter.
I'D spirit than a politician in once
with a soul that wears the clanklng
chains OF compromise and cowardice.
This politician type is not new
Gov. Felix. the CRATER and degener-
ate, whom We studied lsst week
filled the bill in AL particulars Be
cause he was more OF politician
that man. he left Paul, in prison
for two yeare When his successor.
GOV Festus, took Office. he. too,
tho the superior Of Felix by far
played fast and Loose With justice,
In order 70 rouCiliate the Hebrew
vote Now both OF them are remcm.
rered merely because ot their con
tast With their illustrious and III.
treated prisoner they shine only IN
the reflected lisht of the men who
once stood before them in chains
We recall Lowell's Crisis
Careless seems the great AteuEsr
nlstuTys pages but record
one death grapple ia the darkness
lwixt old systems an----ias
Word
Truth forever on the scAnold,
Wrong forever on the THRONE
Yet thst scauold swbyE the future
and, O"AInd the dim unknown.
Stsndsth God within the shadow
keeping watch above His own.
The Handicapped Men.
Difficulties are the stones out OF
which all ~ Gods houses are built
saws Fd1er Paul had plenty OF that
sort Of bUidne materIsl And he
used D. Two ,ears in a Ceeslrcan
prison. after uf, Of b'ter nard.
ships did no, hinder Nis ac'ivitH or
erUaf. l, had 'mo tur ta.ugh'
.9-pa for -l--l4uuc lis ,-4IusnphN cf ?
In, Go-uol iag auer day a' held
confer nr,s With The leaders OF tb"
church from feg and nelr Ills
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The Detroit times., 1916-10-11
Births


BOYS
Harry PiXley az Lawton RAY
mond Hannah. $50 LaSslls Grant O..
Beardslcy, VineWood John Harcourt.
52 cartridge clarence { Eckler
Mari Maternity hospital Albert kas-
clolek ls3 Leland Delos Johnson. ST.
Marys hospital Hugo WingertOn.
1865 Hurlbut. otto hhRse. 2ll6 Cart
William Kuust $50 St. Jean. stefan
Stefsnski. 523 Selden. JAY Tressler.
boz Howard Frederic ST. LauNicr.
Providence hospstAl. Frank Mayes,
1855 Ferry Esst August Thor-un,
1905 Fourteenth. Julian Wienckow-
ski. SIS Dubois Joseph SikorP O. 26a
Chene. John J. Johnson. 2ll Allen
dale Paul oVidlowsk, io1t Dh'ut
Joseph Skoda 81 Hotbruu Frank Mi
chslsk. 80 Fabert Tony Bus rs
Evaliue los'ph NiaFtuvaki 90.
smith. Autoni kumusin-N, ae2 Ferry
oreu +. Nsroott,. iG. ~evtnfesnth
ThuuIs r. lambert tHrIef Noar'ta'
west branch Joe 'fs ,Ulski. lu Aat.-
son Mark Hlil"N. 81 tId.-d N..ta,.
Templin. -S1 ChsHc Authouf EkNl
SIS seyhurn Nef.aniel y iinvA.r-
son. 10 spruce Tu -rrH Krakow 4lt.
pa Russell simon LeIm"tt go Mon
Too. stephen AUku 3D. 49,, 4fuor.U
Charles NU|t.. tF GruH-u stan. sisw
TukFrH uNIlns r. 'Uar rloe Nu'n"f f
, Medina FIHp ~tefruoT-. .,i. t4t Lc
land Charles EosvsiI. rI'f~hutEN and
acton itetHa Iof.~suu- 'a-
sCpu DHrgu $50 whitman John Wal
kiavt.7. o.. FWsr-pl John IrH.
2o1 Forest Va. Ighu a. van Loon.
Narkle. Casrir Nslvssinsi>. 1893
Tsrrov Never v. Freedman. PROV.
deu.e hospital Gerard = DO Nlle..
Harper hospital. Peter carroll. lsl
The Detroit times., 1916-10-11
CONTINENTAL AVE

3 V tvo Haj hair Ulosk ,o ra~er-
son ave. paved street six rooms.
bath. each. paueled diving room
plate rails decorated 6als floors.
oak enamel nDd mahogany finish,
run pas. mcuts. Laurel furnaces.
laundry H.s. iHf graded aud sod -
ded p.lrc = zoo g. zoo down. -.
month ftWrCr
~ , sf---------- rA---,s!.- REALLY co
Ia"4 Grant riveJ WNout f-II
The Detroit times., 1916-10-11
DIVINE SARAH
Is BACK AGAIN
Famous French Actress I'm |.
:. For So Another
Good Bye

MEN YORK Ocr ill., The divine
Sarah Bernhard returned 20 Amer
ica Tuesday for sru another good
bye. She arrived on rh' E~pagne
and as usual monopoIIzed SD per
cent ~ the attention
She was ius Wtle Older ,uo.-
ing Inside. she insisted she's a.,
Young as she was so years ago
And from the fash of her eyer. eA.
cept when her bleeding France"
was mentioned. tended 10 corrobo.
rate her claim
-Four women PasserK ger agents are
employed tv the railroads ~ Tho
United states.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-11
30 ACRES

south of YpRilyur. Eood soil good e.
nes. plenty ~ fruit price only
800 p.r acre on very Smsll pay
meut or viii trade for city prop.
orty
Tromiey. Wilson 90. csdilac ss1o
1o16 chamber OF Commerce RldR
The Detroit times., 1916-10-11
3 ACRES

81 ~a0.sve ono. hair ufIe from
u.N AUTO plant second ..us. from
can '.ut p'.ufH uf frI!I cun'ce soil
taeal location has Groom mouse
barn all oulhululugs Ftapes
pra,hes apples. oh,rrios pluWS
rSspkrrrIes and al awherrIcA and
nlent, - shade an Id"sl ruuutrv
home $4,000. terms
Wilson Cu- Cadi''a. roo1
fUIE chamber ~ Commerce BIdg
The Detroit times., 1916-10-11
,AINr ANn nnEa ,lr,uERs.
y y y 'S5TT B slkVtILs&<z
haAEf s,.gOt SsylsATl1sCS f0J ~
,..sp svu naaI.s !EASk


tot Cle,claua Pittsnur5 and sil points
.srfr a4H 'rn-r unI'r il:45 .. m. fArs
a, Cleveland Gz.AS. plttsJurG, $50.
tD. % ..t.H ul.u al poantA sAst. DAILY
.U ANl $3.50 1ne ~aYt $50
Kpt Nu tKtF
Fnr Ma klnaU Leland sud vs. ports---
Npuday D.. in.. trtasl 80 a. m
stntsrooms Accommodations -- Upper
berth. 81. lower bfrth. hi.f"- Mhots
rpom. $3.50,
TICkEI OfTItES--T Third Ave. Wharf,
ig1 Woodward Ave. Majestic HidnJ,
~ Fort ~. west OgF, fcstolice,
The Detroit times., 1916-10-11

Printing-the pIatn neat ktnd--that
L. rfgbt-Ttmes Job Dept.-Main 457O
The Detroit times., 1916-10-11
I FAMILY FLAT
$4,000

Brick. s rooms aTd bath good rent
ing location. viii exchange with
5.o00 cash CLASSY 4-Hat. or ter
race. Cal' r 4 Putters
PARKTR. SCpT-NE & FRY
Main $3.50 7o2 Majestic BIDS
The Detroit times., 1916-10-11
ron SNTE-II AIMS.
COUNTRY HOME

ION ls-rd second house from "a.
lu. deal SOIL This ia one OK the
moot exclusive properties We of or
f.r -gIr. Hds new pressed brick
UuluJU broom house with best OF
eek Hplsh large p0rches. shade and
every convenience. house alone
rauun. he built t.r price Nc ask.
H' tE H. re- ms
Ttn. ."y wilson Co.. Cadillac bF09.
I"If ....I. hrr of Commerce BLDG
The Detroit times., 1916-10-11
96 ACRES

West of Detroit ideal location. Eood
black loan soil. good 7-rOom house.
harm and outhuildings apples and
various other fru'fs r}ose 20
churches and stores farm a.
one hair price when you can buy
II FOR t2So0 with small payment
down or Will trade
Tromlev Wilson Co. Cadillac 5000
1913 Chamber Of Conuerce Bldg
The Detroit times., 1916-10-11
every Knock 10 Boost


I'm the speech % the street II is
aid That Every knock is boost. =.
Pauls pcrils and persecution pro
mo,ed his propaganda Every fresh
u.l oi cnmity but riveted luther at
trnt,on upon him. Each new plot
added 70 his power. Those successive
uidls before courts high and low in
creased his prestige and lmpc rtance.
His personality wa 40 bound up
with his WessaEo. that ry The yer}
opposition of nie enemies the Gospel
WA preached
That the lesser officials to Rome
tho each was ercat enough IN his
.Hy were Interested in tins cele-
bratrd prisoner Ne know This was
not enough he power Of Paul per
.or,litv must bc fol, clear up TO tho
throne OF bloody NcrC himself The
SANDER upon the apostle were vel
come. u they gave his cas-. hear
.ng in the worlds highest court
so when tho church is abused and
sneered At and misrepr, scented. lc'
us not count that fact a. wholly
evil. IL means that she is a vital fac.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-11
N0dern Bnnpafow. S638


IA |t Hom" containing s,r rooms
ard bath Price 'irCiuFc. a'l u.t.
'"r'Hl ~ut-fO-~t No was, ~ l..r.
her QUisEly eG~,'e4 -rwu'rfa
information ana r1tuTn .... sNr.,.rr-
n hundred Other hnue... NJ 80"
Ford bldg Phone Main $50
The Detroit times., 1916-10-11
DAIRY EARN

clay lcam soil with about six miles
cf tile drain. frsf-clsss 'r.HtIon.
running stream. deer wells large
barn S6NsS with full basement and
stsnchionS FOR 90 COWS ~err ert si'p
ana other outbuildiurN a-roaw
modern house with furnace "vaIN-
thing YOU could waut iu farm
price lesB than t1oo uer acre. viii
sell on terms
TromlAv Wilson Co. Cadillac Ffnf
1915 ChRmbeY ~ Commerce EItr
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1916-08-24

JNO. w. RICHARDS, Secy
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1916-08-24
CITY BUSINESS PUT IN ORDER.

The City Commissioners have put
in new filing case and record holder
that will greatly systematic the city's
business. All the citizens will be
listed on cards and records will be
kept alphabetically Of how much each
has paid on his city taxes. Sanitary
records showing what has been done
in this line will also be kept. The
gas bills of the citizens will also be
kept orderly. The record books are
kept on the file. 1t will make il pos
sible for the records, files or any pa
pers of importance to be found with
out search. City Clerk sChas. O.,
Prowse will have charge of the files
and records, .s =
The commissioners held their regu-
lar weekly s meeting Tuesday but
passed no business of importance,
except ordering concrete pavements
down on the south side of South Clay
street from Sixteenth to Seventeenth
streets and ON North side of Seventh
from Campbell to Walnut.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1916-08-24
Suicide Gun

A remarkable weapon is the latest
invention of the Germans and is now
being used against the British in their
mighty drive against the Kaiser's
army. A hood contains rapid-fire
gum. 1t is so thick that it will with
stand the shots Of mere rifles, and
can be punctured only by cannon.
/. The shell is wheeled close to the
enemy ranks, and the single man
protected inside fires until cannon
destroy the hood and kill him. Once
a German goes forward propelling on
its wheels this strange engine Of war
he knows certain death is before him.
He may kill dozen of the enemy,
but he will be smashed to bits by
cannon before he can return.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1916-08-24

November and December in the South
and November aud December in the
North, the owner should plow his
land fairly deep, being careful to turn
under all the onion tops. A plow with
iointer attached to the beam will be
found convenient for the operation.
Disking the land before ii is plowed
also helps to bury the tops. This
method will get rid of the plants which
! have grown from the soft shell tulbs.
1t now remains to get rid of the
next crop that may be expected from
the slower terminating, hard shell
bulbs during the coming spring and
summer. Next spring, therefore, the
field should be planted in cultivated
crop, corn in check rows being best.
Another shallow" blowing may be
necessary in the spring, but ordinari-
ly disking or two previous to plant
ing will suffice. From the time the
farmer is able to go on his land in the
spring he should make every effort to
keep the garlic from making top
growth. The best way to do this is
to cut off the tops with cultivator of
the sweep type.
There still may be few plants car
ried over by hard shell bulbs which
have been very slow in terminating.
The farmer, therefore, should be pre-
pared to repeat the deep blowing late
in the fall and to use cleanly cult
waited crop the second spring. This
treatment, which can be carried out
with little extra labor and expense,
has proved in practice an almost cer-
tain method of eradicating wild onions
in two years.
LATE FLOWING FOR SMALL
GRAIN.
Experience has shown that in the
case of small grains on infested fields
if blowing is delayed until a late ,
date in the fall and the land is then
planted to small grain, only few on
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1916-08-24
Killed In Nashville.

Madisonville. Ky, Aug. 23.-Char-
ley cambridge was killed at Nash
vile Sunday when he stepped from a
street car and was struck by an au-
tomobile. Bainbridge formerly lived
here and is a brother of Mrs. |. o.
Castleberry, of Madisonville.
ARMY OF UNITED STATES. MEN
WANTED-Able-bodied unmarried
men under age of 35; citizens of the
United States of good character and
temperate habits, who can speak,
read and write the English language.
For information, apply to Recruiting
officer, 208A Main ST., Hopkinsville,
Ky.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1916-08-24
Lile-Crace.

Marriage license was issued Tues
day in County Clerk Harris Office to
Mr.. Roy Willee Lille and Miss Susie
Mary Grace, of the county. The wed
ding was. to take place yesterday.
The bride is nineteen years old and IS
a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. L.
Grace. Mr.. Lille is twenty years of
age and is son of j. P. Lille.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1916-08-24
Will Ringling's Perform Here?

Chief of Police Ellis Roper is in re-
ceipt of letter from the advance man
of Ringling Brothers circus whose
authorities are still in doubt as to
whether they will come to Hopkins
vile or go to Madisonville in Novem-
Der. Only one Gate is open between
Evansville and Nashville. The circus
seems to be having hard time maxi
ing terms about the price of a site and
taxes.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1916-08-24
ERADICATE Wild ONIONS.
Direction For Freeing Grain
Fields, Lawns and
Pastures.

Along the Atlantic coast region,
frOm Massachusetts, to Georgia and as
far inland as Missouri, the wild onion
or wild garlic is found as one of the
most noxious weeds. II is most trou.
gblesome in small grain fields, lawns
and pastures.
IT is highly important to know how
this weed grows, because on knowl
edge of its life and habits is based the
best methods for its control or eradi.
cation.
Xn cultivated fields the plants are
likely to be scattered, but in pastures,
lawns, and other places that have not
lheen disturbed for several years the
plants grow in clusters or clumps.
The wild onion ripensin June or July
and produces on the top of the stem,
Ii TO 80 high #, cluster or clusters
of aerial bulbletS, sometimes errone-
pous,y called seeds. The underground
portion contains from two to six new
ly formed bulbs located at the base of
"a plant. The aerial bulblets have soft
shells and germinate in the fall, while
Others have hard shells and remain
dormant through the winter months,
terminating the following spring.
CULTIVATED FIELDS.
To rid cultivated field of wild on
ions the work must be started in the
ltll. The object of this work is to de-
strog the plants from the soft shell
bulbs before they have advanced far
enoughao produce new bulbs. AS
soon as the new plants are IL to Is
inches high, or during October and
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1916-08-24

Experience has shown that in the
case of small grains on infested fields
if blowing is delayed until late
date in the fall and the land is then
planted to small grain, only few on