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St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1916-07-29
CuULORY DENIES HE
LOAN CARRIERE HORSE
Pot Cove Negro Says Report
In New Orleans Paper
Is False

Jean Baptiste Guillory, a
negro farmer of the Pot Cove
section of this parish, near
which place Hilaire Carrierc
murdered Sheriff Marion L.
Swords on Monday morning,
July 17th, in a letter to the
editor Of the Clarion denies
most emphatically that ne
loan a horse to the murderer
to make his escape. Guillofy
is at a loss how the report got
out and was finally printed IN
New Orleans papers.
Following is the letter ad-
dressed to the Clarion from
Guillory::
II have read in the New Or
leans papers that there IS a rd-
NOR to the effect that Hilalre
Carriere, who is wanted fer
the killing of Sheriff M. l,
Swords had procured a horse
from me to make his escape
There is absolutely no truth II
this rumor, as I have never
seen Carriere since the killing
of Sheriff Swords.
Kindly give this cofnntunl.
cation space in your valuable
paper
1t was claimed that Carriers
had procured a horse from
some one in the neIghborhood
right after the assassination
of Sheriff Swords, and in tlls.t
manner evaded the hounds
who were trailing the outlaw
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1916-07-29

Miss Cecil Virgins. charm
ing young daughter of Sheriff
R. Lee Virgins of Evangeline
parish, spent ten days in this
city as the guest of Mrs. Mar
tin Bordelon.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1916-07-29
% -
-sT

Dallas Pitre, well known
of the Andrepont
section Of this parish, was a
business visitor to Opelousas
on Wednesday.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1916-07-29
ATTENTION

Members of r. E. Lee Camp
No. IA u. G. ", are requested
to meet at the Courthouse on
Saturday, Aug. 5th, 1916,
1920 a. m. A full attendance
is expected.
MAJOR A. SIMON, Comr.
C. P. RICHARD, Adjt.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1916-07-29

Alex Sylvestre, popular
member of the police jury
from the fifth ward, spent
Tuesday in Opelousas.
Potosi journal., 1916-11-08
Uncle Sar,'s Chemsets.

br,l,itc the HIHHuurutal work nf
such government experts as l.nrtur
Rit,mant. the ,iisrrn,rrer al n new ru>.
nlinc rr.,ess; i'r. Harvey W.i,, ut
ruref fu,d fame aii the whol, CORES
engaged III fertilizer experiments. pub.
lie upiuinn Viii uui give credit for
aus g'nA tAi,. /" tncir Sans chem.
lists, the Wall Street Journal declares
After maxim. Il low -r,.>t rt,ori tur
producing Snl"k"lv~s powder ~ lfckn.
tinny arsenal nnd lrotuciu. "danui,r"
our faH"us scVT,'i high explosive
- the workers IN explosives have
succeeded In producing Il Tia a>hirs> pow.
der. The grrn. beat drNeict~Si In
Sinokclr>s dctuuuilouS causes fyiuc
Particles 10 hysonr incaud,'>,,.n, pr,,
duc;ng a flash bar slt> u.w explosive
produces only n l.'.,r shaped irid">crnt
flow nj th. uuEEle. Invisible Il, two
miles. Al night. Z. itia ~ a. high rs u
mounted mun ttr,hujc1il, knuVn ~
mounted dc'la,i."l "tll cuntS'ai the
glow; the 'dehladc r~,ulrrd at nj sh
for our present .Npa>i>c j. not exact.
ly knoWa. hut Rriiilcrs ufticvr> have
iscn known Ia ,iss'ia,r. i~'s>itn,siicalls.
that a mile would sc n"ac i.s, high.
Potosi journal., 1916-11-08
New GAMBLING Scheme.

A Successful gambling scheme has
lately hr"V'U" iH.',airitl Ia tie high.
class apartment houses ~ the uptown
districts, The ,'r"lhtc}uf ~ each is
q W"lUan ana III" players arr fo, The
r,u>; tart respectable married WON.
Gu, with holmes and families. The
it"C'f>> l. fur >'s.uc quiet looking Mulii.
an tu tAk" an aIagtmrt, aud turlu>h
/, la III. best liuu4,. sweet liuynu stale.
AcQUai,tan'" j. Hadv wish I'll, Nu,,I,
- II The u.5 shl.othu,N They arc IN.
Si,,v' ip for 'nu,h..n aUd li',lr
hrl.' The 'itN ,hins ,nu know ,tc
game is II habit. ruunln. ~ fun blast
En'h "f IL" p,Ry"rN T., obliged tu
"frsl IA" MIN That Is where the
hu~'vss E,is a rak"-"ff After Nh,lr
refreshments either than i.qutd Hrr yu.
uy,lN dispensed with - A,'a,iue III,
game. hlc H tu,s things .N,ufultlN
happens The gambling wife gets In
~ dccp thag slir Ieswa~ cN,:,4l,n.
her pctid. j. .i,~,vscrc,, hN th" hu>.
hand aud ;l"r" i n grand blow ul'. az
~niu. Nhr utt-rnr,''. It Imtrui Wagon
hacks ur &" lhe d,,,,r uilt The respect.
aide wo'mrn ute given - fG,s tiNr Ia
the "sr,r'n lights t.u,l,r Noihlrsp
tur i.hscr >sa,lvn New lorN Cor.
ri',shursh tsisrafth
Potosi journal., 1916-11-08
EAftv MaSticators.

They say the American states use up
annually an enormous amount Of chew
Ing gum. The figures | do not recall,
but they form al "Gsct by no means
neeligihl" To the annual product of that
quiet (>Hyr wi~u She rtjoiceS over Il
new luyl WeGl,l,nak-r, the barnyard
hen. Cum used Ia lie nearly all spruce
or wax. remarks correspondent Of
the Boston Herald.
In 1854. in Toronto schools. We
chrwrd Max, iudiu rubber, tar, cop
Ieal,d turpeifine, slippery elm, hc"ricr
root, sas>atra> root "r wheat I'm il was
reduced Ia an olea glnou> state, and
sometimes the tmnlass-si!ke clutiiuus
stun from printers rollers, Chunks
Of wax the boys stol. from the altar
candle, IN 81 Mar,'s church; the tar
from CalIr"is> un lilv streets: ,hc rub
her from car springs, and !, Mas u fear
fully hilarious two days luh for Jhr
jaws 10 rcduC" III. pure rubber 10 Il
Joyous. ch"Wah cunsistenc! the piny
spruce j,rie1 cot from the intcrsticcs
of cedar and pin, trees. A. HEn"s,
every >ch""i'a. kIun.. and horrible
lu nhynl. ia tlc>.' s,vgn t,rrorixiuS
days, We often >Nari"7j gum, And
few >liccuyntm~i t'Hr c,nt would buy
II >ul,!l, "t prrt', ME. '!>sur,m Wrapped
"aX or spruce gum :hen--naw moth
Ing less lhan f,e. Eu, Ne hutlnt the
rc!h Yer, often.
Potosi journal., 1916-11-08
PROUD OF THEIR MODEL SON
o. Course He Was Young. but Just
Then h,s Habits Were Abso-
iuteiy irreproaehabi

"Ah, well VIE" said iuisn Rumhtes
the honest fariner, though "ur corn
was sirtckrm with quius, this year
and our pig MI got ,hr cnr disease
and our 'nhhaers we're all huY"w. and
our wheat had Appendicitis "" have
the r"lsolatlon uf knowing that Ne
have Il Iund,i snn Just ih,nk. Rolnn,I
has newer sln"tri Il cigarette IN his
Mtc'r lf.,"
"N"r '..tling else. for :ha, rnn,
'er." replied su~an. 'fe hon'st wife.
And h" would "a" '.lur" ,hink ~ tAk,
inc str"ne drink thau he would ~ 4,
Ing"
"Trne." asserted ltuCI '"hn. VIII.
sici'S su'Il~ "An'l the regular hours
he keeps -
Yes" ru' In Honest Srsan, eagerly
1T" bed right after sHiI~r ",'r! nish,
regular HS ei,,'kH .'
And f"r while ,i"lln sunk,,l IN con
'"mrInii,' silence, "hsi" Susan Knit.
ted B"a, IN her eos, chair
'Eut Of o"urHe ,h-r.'> this" said
Jahu nj length "Wr "a-,t tell how
hell l." lat"s "n. W" inTs, ren"mbrr
he's only slN m"nths ul,,
"Ah John. We mustn't borrow ,rou
bile, We have enough already. good
ness kn"""." snick"t,~i Susan, Dr,
tr"U Free trc>~
Potosi journal., 1916-11-08

In Il rccr~'I, l',,tiiNh,~ h"ua SIR
lirnrl Lucy ba> - charming story OF
th" l"i" tanrn Ains.r The cuuun
"a> very ;unj uf ch4lurcn and 20, ont
"n" hiehs T." aHrnti ~ part> el>.a -,
Ch!lirru fer ctliidr"n.'
Don't ansrrutscr uir, h" ~aid To the
servant,
Leaving his coat nnd hat dowHSta airs
he quietly "i'en,a ihr dtaWtn, r,,om
,hNr, "hrrr th. buzz ~ Voices an
n"uuc'I HE p't~rht" ~ cu;npauy
lhnrrIu. "n h. hands hnl knees he
catered, maxim: strnnse nols,'s distinct.
~ resembling the h"ichiuf uf horse
Aware ot a dead >lieup, hr !rn,i,,i up
aud found The -t,st> a>>.ni',ird ;or uu
eight "itrh dinner regarding him
WITH disgust nu, unuiiNcd With niarn.
The chiidr'n's .mryy Was next door
-- Youth tnupan!nn
Potosi journal., 1916-11-08
SHINE GEAR 70 HUNGARY


OrsOeh. the Hungarian frontier c1ty
on the Danube recently occupied by
kOuinanlHn forces. is only II few miles
above the Iron Gates. the hast defiIe
OF the DnDube. aud about Hi equal
distance below the scenically lnhg.
nifcent Kaznn defilc.
On the outskirts 0f Ors1va. nlout
two miles from the steamboat pier,
there II mn attractive little park, In
the midst Ut which IN one NJ the hoIi.
est shrin.s of the Hungarian people.
II is the Kronen kaprile Grown
ChnpeD erected by Emperor Francis
Joseph over the spot where Louis Kos
suth and his fellow patriots buried
the Hungarian crown OF ST. Stephen
and other regalin Of the Kingdom Ia
1919.
The story of the hiding Of the
crown Is one of the most pathetic
chapters in the life Of the man who
is generally admitted to have been
Hungnry's greatest orator and most
inc"rruptib!e patriot. The revolution
austin ui Ing
failed, kOssuth and his devoted fol-
lowers were seeking safety IN flight,
taking with them the national in
sigma. AS they neare.l the Turkish
frontier their patriotism would not
permit them 10 bear the emhleIns OF
national existence beyond III. borders
OF their country. 50, in secret, the re-
gala were buried, each participant In
the act vowilg not 10 reveal the hid
ing place except with the consent Of
his associates.
Some years later, however, after
kossulh had 9"u. 10 England and
thence to the United States. aud the
cause OF Hungarian independence
seemed hop-lessly lost, the place OF
hiding Of the rr-aIia was revealed 10
Emperor Francis Joseph, who had the
precious articles uueurlhed and the
spot cons-crn,cd by the chapel. In
which Is IL statue ot the Virgin and
Child, one Of the masterpieces Of the
Austrian sculptor Mri>~ner. The
chapel is approached hy Il splendid
avenue "t tall roplars.
Potosi journal., 1916-11-08

Uncle Musr WAS unc uf ,hns,' nluniS
cirn' persons Mh" always rcfu~, Ia ac
knoA!ssl:." either a~iouisitu,ru; ur ie
noran,r, Whru the circus ard the
>t'ls'Shnw caiur tp town nun the pres
tldtGitatur ralirsl for SOMEONE To - NJ
On the stage. MaS4 was pushed for
wari, Present., the magician was tax
IN: various wonderful articles out III
Moses garments. Lastly. he extracted
= M!r ~ White rabbits irur, Muses.
hush> w,pl
"Wrr'n'i yor surprised nj the ruh
bits, Mu>et' nskeSl his master. after
ward.
AN. 9h." Nosc an>wcr,e9 "Eaci Ia
sab. 5d msn susIsctin' dcy's some rat.
hits up there Il" solnr lime"
Altogether Too Eeorcmiest.
Mr.. A-So the 1Smpkins th"rkiW
match 10 hrukrn on. H. ~
Mr, N-ics. The Tomrhins object
al 1" th"rhin being =" ec,noinicai.
Mr.. A.--I"u asinhi.h me.
AIR, h--f-~. Y"u know he ,s q c"n
tuartor hin self. nbi so sen, circular,
to all the ministers la toWb asktng Ia,
their Lowest ess,ssaics for performing
the cesesScay.
Potosi journal., 1916-11-08
Ecsc1te6 f,1ce.

Si'izz41-.i4ft4cE4~ - a. s3<3 na-se
eve- fo- = .o'J~ts.. tsz. ;Aax rFsr.e~r Ia
,so o-'ilnfry fowl Tss~ t&-a er,ez>s
from strain os Barr+<. EflyG-sgs,.sts d
rocks. sas hstct2e~4 ,4st Msy a-as
Weighs AZ y.3g1sas IL ss uEssss. ny
F.. T.. Ee.-rlesT: II H&-~.9g4 ay.y. xho
refuses - :t&r- WITH tas se-1E~- @tr.asy
a. any price, Judges ~ va-seGs .a4-s
|.ae-e he Gas k-r~a si44@n Raw tsG4
IL oTg~, H., be s. C. ,zsssst rs-r1rz44 Vi q !.
t!.f and Ills il t~-rzss- .sg. t.y y1s4 .a~-
'fla. stt' i-z> t.t~-sa 'g~rr-s! .1. him
IS III Zn--i-4at;.a4~ /. al.a al e.t1c4 te-:s
."uL Drle ~ rs ct.lpt t3-{igt4.s Is r3d-
ing tne So, .. : s,l~->52.iy c'.zGsrr,se.. 81.
w4Sp1 aLd h,..1s:4z ,ss- -ss.ls ox.. @&gs
toys who zci g. ste~%t> .a- A2n- r.
drove ,A.s team IN ~ ~a.s-e4nLzI u.
-adr 81 HAfr:v-'i City l14s.la IL ,-JlI.
News.
Potosi journal., 1916-11-08

fastened In IL. Each hUl IN The cane
wl1i usually produce II shoot. which by
lhis process is made ir .r.... .pWd Wdrd
Whtn thrsr shoots ar well started
Tho trench should he iil.l with s.l
Zach II the shoots then takvs roo; nj
lis base. ta;rs may tc layer,l a;
rny season nt the year, IN. most ire
Iucn,l. la midsummer. when cases ~.
the same >ra>ua's gre" h arv used
Thrsr are bent down Ia the ground
Tips hr!Nn allowed l" project above
the soil. Roots viii foGal 10y Au.u!nu
and the layers can then h" cat fr,.ia,
the pHvrilt vines and divided, ihr la
,vraiS which were irtI usuall, forgu-
ing the tops az the neN plants. After
hcin. divided the plants should bt
thoroughly hetlt'd III, like plants from
seeds or cuttings Ia genera! prsic'
,,cc the layers arr Not disturbed until
wanted for use In the spring.
Where vines arr On overhead ar.
hors, layers eau ,.c u.ade by rlacin:
boxes u. sail Ia the ar'sors and layer,
Ing the canes into these boxes,
There are ,lauv s,~called methods
ot grating. Brnctl, nursery, and vine
yard Sraf'ing ar,N r, ,>Nrtej 10 In gr.a'
crai vineyard practice. The mechanir
crl operations performed are similar
and the underlying rriacss'aeS are the
same. the essential ,'iYercace NeinS, AS
the names Imply. the place where the
work Is done.
la the matter ~ pruning and train.
Ing no, only d. various countries
have Various nfcth,S!s u! doIns ihi.
work, hu; nethssA> atten vary In ,h,'
several districts ~ the same COUNTRY.
The lnhcrrat p,s-ul!ari,lcs Of the Va
Potosi journal., 1916-11-08

A aeHiy married esHzs&s have tug
lzs9-e.3 .EIo ssz1SalSw In what o.
zeal estate y@~gsse call n a~~ saev~sSp-
a4-a- Es&r Neg XDrx The a~s@seA@wN
Land cU<af@Gy -G14s HI e4s@svte sar syssn
st@ ssrcs~-ry 70 ghe railway s-astaA-
Ttl- ear. which fifGe rAs Tse0~rvfno
trolley aSa~=ss all trains. Ia .47nsest~ -
4scaI, Gy Q c.u99@-1e aa~. zsGass-
tl44a both o. EAs~zs are naturally -
re-y freddy 'e-I1s wafa rh~ patsvaa
The esths, day The s-i1~'s mother eano,
Ia vfsr. her. She nzsae-s. raat h1s.
ia ngii'sr ofrsa waved grs~<iaS -
=ars! yae electric car as !. ,sasssxI thn.
hoas-. Why. Gladys" said the 80
lady, do you krsy~ ali .hs eon6nexceu
'n tbs hrs xl-s.ady y--ExrAaax~-
Potosi journal., 1916-11-08
ta-iSAinc Trek

The Do,s~s f-.t--sas ot : Eoxed nAs =
clal Were lis --.e~-< r. ssfrner.
"i~1 to s-ofEe ~oEafecfqi ghsn-s @a
lle sta cs r's- IL the friends rstsS~ry@stt
~bu, ! aIu !tc&l-se-s 20 tAAaa yCu ar
s'H1lcaisi~'3 a 1+t- you a.e aa@y t.vra
your aife2ratus.
Il" tn ~1.@s4-- yes ,as- magician
admitted ''tz' 't.~re zre 1AanT things
can DO acya here vi. r-ss.a~t.t. Dr.
sce"
"le' Gs s'-e yoo Do ~stE~-Airg noE -
AL right tRk. sor lf4staclr- ;his
STEAK. 'he Brussels sY-u5st. and ,he sa.
lad"
Yes
In = very t~w minutes We will raas..
All "f them 20 entirely .sGsA Ar.--zr~
Potosi journal., 1916-11-08
tBy q. G.. HUsMASEJ

Native species Of the grape are
found ia nearly all parts of the world,
and no country is blessed with ID
greater number Of them Than our own.
Ii is therefore REASONABLE 10 conclude
that grapes can be successfully grown
almost everywhere in the United
States, results with them depending
largely upon the selection Of varieties
Of the species suited 10 the respective
conditions.
Grapevines are propagsted from
seed. from cuttings, by layering, or
by grating.
Cuttings for propagation may be
prepared at any time after the vines
have become dormant. Other things
being equal, aud II they are after
wards well care: 9or. the sooner they
are prepared after the vines have te.
Potosi journal., 1916-11-08
A-sunaie Of Grape Cuttings. g.
Diagram o. . crspesioe wisA Two
Canes tayered. Showing Method Of
Propagation ey lAyerA

this SYSTEM ssssts a-~ So, s st>s apar,
each wsy and made in rr,,.ss>-, Ca ttS,
above the ground = Saxie ut-r ru,s.
nlre ,'n toy irrya pcs ia .s<g In s.sh
I.r,ribea>- 4 single 'rGak ssrr 4,
rninc! ar each s@s>,. touc c~,r> h.-
Ing run :rNaa 1, ., :ss' top ~ she y.sss
aui one cg,,r Is iA>.,o,pcd to each OF
the ra1ia;snS airs->, These vsates xrv
rcaewrd each ,ecsr
Fan Sysser.
In the fan sSScstl ;l.v ,sae --uwth.
which Is trained 80 an a.se1sAs tr,tllS.
is annually rra~a,.i ~ within u sh~.r,
dis;sacr tD,,n ,,ss' syNaa,i TAe vines
arr Gu, hack usual. ~ toar sxgs-> s,ss.
as nisns spurs -ach. ,,ur: the oan.s
arr snr~aa cci and tied to the ,rvltts.
s'>'ns the Nliiv IN. ,hSI~' of a fsa
Potosi journal., 1916-11-08
Propagation BY Layers.

All varieties of the CRAZE may be
rropaga'ed by layers. In layering
choose canes of the last season
growth. preferably those that start
near the base Of the vine. IL well,
The summer before, /" leave on the
Yin" for this purp"se some shoots
starting clos" above ground and allow
them 10 rrow as long as possible. IL
pruning these canes all the p-ii-d..
Nciop,d buds are left. The ground j.
made mellow. q trench shout = inches
deep is drawn from the Nlrc with The
hoe. and the cane Is ..;., down a,it;
Potosi journal., 1916-11-08
Tee N.ch % Ss-as-.

II MAS little NArrhA'> t~-i-.nsr. and
ste MAS l~-ig.~ ,Gck.~t in tG+ she mas
'Dflin'"i 80 1'-ia, ,h~ f:ss-~>> by s.grls+-.
th'ne >A~ had IL Iv&i h~r rasss ls.s- S4y.
"ral dimes SIRE attempted to tell be-
r"thrr. hut eisrh 'ttnv vas ,vlt. ~ rsarss
h"r eyes and tn"Cth ;,St,, ans. 60 To-
sl.ei'. FINALLY III desperation. But.
mother. want 70 tea yoss,~
No, dear. II il ,.ns- sos yoa 10 gp
to >ieeS. You can Ie'i ioe In ,ts@ morr.
Ing"
"Rut, mother. ius. czs; fsssis. !, In
ray uAuu'h nil Eisl..
Potosi journal., 1916-11-08

This II . sers"us matter vita hoc@.
ke~t<rp - foDd p.i<ss are crcstxnsly
goAnx ~. To oserepzDe sa.s. tut OUT
the high prserf aseas sishes and serye
your family fssye e&.aHsrs Aas<sssNi
ami epaoAstti, tke et.sapess- assss Dr.
He.o1s and sss,~s tsgtr.t!s1s of al fssts.
Write the sSsnne- Mfg Ca Omaha.
Ns1f- for beaasitgi cxsk h.rsk. telling
boW ~ rrsTare II In hsn.Igess Different
ssyA LIS free 10 every woaaaa.-Azy.
Potosi journal., 1916-11-08

IMITATION IS s,NcEaESr FlATTeaY
but Ike counterfeit money the imita.
tion has no, tho worth Of the original
Insist on La Creole" Hair nressinS--
It's the original. Darkens your hair In
.ho natural way. but contains no dys.
Price 81 OF. Adv,
Potosi journal., 1916-11-08

North Ctandon. Wis--@when was 10 ysas.
old So, married and at Is years gave birth =
twins and i. kfs INC with very pocr health lcoaa
to, walk acruss the hocr without having 10 sis
down 10 rest and it was hard for me to keep ahouk
ard do my work. went u = doctor and b tal6
the had displacement and ulcers, and vouA
have TO have an operation. This frightened NE -
much that did not know what 70 do Having
beard Of Lydia T. linkhams Vegetable Cnmpouz1
4 thought would give it trial and It made ms -
~el Us ever l cannot say enough in favor of IL
Potosi journal., 1916-11-08

In Cornwall. EaxfaRss there was q
case involving tA~ n@aersa3p NJ zn
e4gst-'tay clsS.s. Jttss-s !iys@xsasss IN she
isar1bts the jss.tSs' ss5ss 10 tssse ,4..nss9 !;
''Y'sa get The e.a~4-
What Go S~tT~ ssksd rs@ ss@ssr.st
asst
~Toi xss .kk sagt' d.ys."
Potosi journal., 1916-11-08
fcurCAne knifHn System,

! E6ISs
Four-cane knifSn syxem.
! On the trunk Of the vIne TT ths
] lower wire of txowir@ tre.As, st.sgt
/ - inches from ihe ground, two ca.ses
and txo spurs are left of Las, year =
/ growth, and two Eoore can@s SID spurs
are left at the top wire, atyDc, 81
inches from the ground. These csnes-
I which are tied to the wire or each
SIDE Of the vine, produce fru.rilg
shoots which are allowed 10 kaIg
down or droop.
This system Is named after william
kniiin. who first employed il l. has
/ been extensively us.-4 along the Hue.
! son river aad e.s-w here. aid Is s..! !.
10 be especially atap,ed 10 strong
growing varieties. Vines trained ty
thls system are easily and quickly
p-uned and require only limited
afnuuh, %. labor IL the growing sa-:.sss,4.
Umbrella or T~o-cane kniffrn System.
A system very generally Used in the
training Of American v.aes. kuown as
Ia" umbrella or iwo-tane knialn sys-
TEN, differs from .he foregoing In
liza, no Canes or spurs are left Gt the
lower wire, The trunk Of tie vine eL-
tending directly 10 liz tap wire, where
( the growth is annually cut back -
I two canes aid ,wo spurs. one OF each
side. which are fastened 10 the t1,
wire. II Is bes, "a ,le the trunk 10
both the upper an lower wires 10
prevent violent whipping u the hang
Ing shoots. Some growers dispense
with the lower wire.
This system Is thought by many
growers TO te an Improvement Oh ;ae
Potosi journal., 1916-11-08

~s&-e. Iay t.f-4r. e42r sAea --zsgl green
dfe~x@-s tie .-.--s haze lxs syzran,err
~Asas!, gs@- 10 winter ,a@y lack the
ss-a 1t.f1i greet s4.ss-ts In heir
trunks"
Potosi journal., 1916-11-08
ForrAi,ttek C,rour5ued

"l"it'"n"ss L. niwaSs desirable"
III used In .o. Eut now Wh-n YOU
>Hy I''"n>.' y"u ARE >!,apIy wasting
Ia" '"lrpf'ne operators time
Potosi journal., 1916-11-08
No Consolation.

"ii"nu,, ls h'ii skin deer"
'ENac,l, hu. the eir. with II has
gll the other girls Sktuii,d TO death"
Potosi journal., 1916-11-08

'asS*an r'FF~r snin-~ sr~ calling foe,
AHssrt"aa c5p8tsi foe S~xeteCsn~Ts pur-
iss>r~s-
Potosi journal., 1916-11-08

The weth~rS tn,~as.sd for the fall
market should tsr txk-a frun the co-k.
put by thesassls~s ari fsSi ht~raiiy
until they ar~ ~ fat that aaeth~r
w~cks f-~>isng ~ill n~l add a t.,and.
Potosi journal., 1916-11-08

one tqri~>agae sasyx will x@ep th>r
average tn4n asake loSx~r thxn . ds~-s,
ssi ssrInofS
Potosi journal., 1916-11-08
EeQHk&r
sick Women
For Forty Years Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound Ha. Been
Woman's Most Reliable Medicine
Here is More Proof.

To who suffering from some form Of
wo,ans special Ills ard have constant fear Of breaking
down. the three following letters ought to bring hopc:-
Potosi journal., 1916-11-08

Dr., flercr's Fasoritc Prescription makes
wea. women strong. s'ea women well no
Alcohol. Sold IN ;sblc:s or lsgud Adv.
Potosi journal., 1916-11-08
Neovtsites se, cesotert

Righ, frSi. fr-sh air. dry quarters,
Wind protection and sunshine arc the
Aiatn N~uixiiss IL" comfort la the
is'uitrs yart
Potosi journal., 1916-11-08
Overhead cayNeed System.

In III" overhead system. which has
been used TO soiTlc exteu: tn New
! crk. the Wines are carried u,.aa !.
caarj'y or overhead a-sto- = ..,; al.iye
the ground. consisting Of lh-r- hori.
g"n'a! wires stretched a, the same
height. The center wire is tas.ract
tN posts Which are placed 81 regular
intervals, and ,l4v side wires are at,
tarhCd % Ssont cr,sss ar,1s %. wt-or!
iasten,N! ,o ID. jss>;s The head oS
the Vine - annually cat la y Z" Eve
canes and aNe spurs Tn caa.-s are
fas'ensL on ;hc wires. tive - u.lr I'll.
rrriioa anI lAr~> ia 'he ,'hcr. this
DIN Ni>i"a hs.al a!i"ruas,-l ,y.tl. year.
crcss.Wire System.
The siacir Cr,'>S-wiy,. >,>t"ta is a>...
In The '5c.nit! u: Masitsor>A. y. !. In
Potosi journal., 1916-11-08

Electric railways m the tntt.s!
S'ntrs represent a valuation ot S..a,.
tuNtsn
Potosi journal., 1916-11-08

The lack of -gx proSioction 10 s~n-
orally the fault ef she 0anasvm~nt.
not the he~sd
Potosi journal., 1916-11-08

and Constant Csc VIII hz.a oct ,ss
scalp CiAansA tie seal, BY ahanroo
.eg nth la Creole" Hair D1esataG
snd tA1tsn. IN the natural vay. tAcss
sEiy. EytIziy hairs PYies- 81 aA.-AAy.
Potosi journal., 1916-11-08
Diagram Of Grapevine. Showing of.
ferent Parts and illustrating Four.
Cane System Of Training.

a. Arris or rar.iHrAts0ns OF tie
hranches usually G: wood two or raur.
Years ullt Il branches y tl3ce are @! gna.
lure wr,-t. being several year, old 4
canes. cAiied shcpts wen green anI
canes wnen mature. l. laterals, the Sc.
cftG-!y shoots Ct u Cart s. suckers the
Shoots starting below tie ground iron.
tie main body 7. truHk. the stem OF
main body ~ n. vine, " :, water
sp-r8ts. lre shoots whjtt starr abo,e the
a!aurG tIo.n wool older than one year
!, :. > I, ,wc-y yea:old arts.s
com" dormant the better. The length
II the cuttings may vary from $ 30 ~
inches, depending on the climatic and
other conditions of the locality IN
which they are 10 he planted.
Potosi journal., 1916-11-08
Testimony froea Oklahorna.

IAwton. Okla A-~When h:an to taks LYDIA HnkAsnS
Vege'.be Compound seemed tr gCd for nothing ey
a bad headaches much Of tho tina and irregular took
before little child born aud did .
Ed at ma. une never tail to recommend Lydia fmkAans
Sesesahr tnEuocad 10 anS because Ii has Hh
fs ne"-Nrx A MoCAAAxr. sss Have 81, Lwton Oh.
Potosi journal., 1916-11-08

Il IL easy 20 forget ,hcs~ IS tso wruaG
Ugr nss SSs-y-s
Potosi journal., 1916-11-08

No manufacture eau sasv~~J who
as-. s"s pr~ssdr fs &ark~siax his
p<ssisrt
Potosi journal., 1916-11-08

e. cares CS.lez. ssgg-a.s " Ter green A-ss
Gates when mature -. srGrs. r2pes gg.;
back 20 ore &C four eyes r tr-1s the
,iaair s-e!;l a. ts,4y ct tie vines A. b. C
T.. af,us ClGe- th4- ,.o .eAyx4
f"ur-"9lc system. The ahSsnct OF the
TWO lower caUrs !asarrs a good UP
ri-h, ,rUt.k. and The re:lrual ur the
trusi-sea-!nT w,-,d 10 o1e head make.
'he v!nc more easily I-ul,~!. leaves
less old wood, and results In cleaner
and hc,,cr-ye.tsiated s!t.es.