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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-05

srent sunday with Mrs. Mayfield's
parents.
Ernest Mayfield and family and
Miss Sdna Smith spent last week
end at Cedar Hill.
Misses Jessie Mary Paul.
Lula Odcm, Elsa Marks. spent
Tuesday night With Miss Yela
Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. West. Bill
johnson and Mr.. Mccall went fish
ing Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ]. smith spent
Saturday night with Mr.. and Mrs.
Noodall 81 Waxahachie.
Several from here took advan-
tage OF the Kress sale at Waxa-
hachie.
Mesdames Olivia and Mamie
Smith and Miss Edna Smith were
among the ones who attended the
shower at Mrs. Hattie curry's Of
Buenayista Wednesday in favor Of
Miss Katie Gross. who is to be
rsarried Wednesday April 4. Miss
Gross received many nice presents.
Misses Johnny Kirkland and Cora
Holt visited friends Tuesday even
irg.
MIR. and Mrs. Lester Ralston ate
dinner with Mrs. win Ralston sum
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley Wooda1l mo-
tered to see the formers parents
Friday evening.
Rev. L. A. Herrin preached at
this place Sunday night. he will
preach here every first Sunday
morning from now on.
Remember next Sunday is our
regular singing day. Let everyone
who can, come out.
Lone Elm's basket ball girls went
to Sterrett Friday and played ball
The points stood Is to in favo..
of Lone Elm.
Miss Carleta MeQueary spent the
week with Mrs. Witherspoon a while
back.
Messrs Wallace MeWhorter and
Clarence Woodall and Misses Lucille
end Ruth Fleming motored through
this place Saturday night.
Carl West and sister Faye, Misses
Carleta McQueary and Lizzie Wood
all attended the parties at Mr.. War
'rens of Plainview and Mr.. Royals of
Buenavista Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G. Smith and
baby Marie spent Friday night OF
last week at VIII Ralston's with
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Woodall.
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odus Wall and Mr.. Horn of Italy
were here Sunday.
Bert Renders uncles, one of Fort
Worth and one of Waxahachie, were
with him last week.
w c. Miller and family went to
Cedar Hill Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Moore Of
Walnut Grove spent day last week
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Jackson.
our 'Villa"
Mir. and Mrs, G. w Skipper were
recent visitors to their son at Rich
land
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Mrs. Marion Bell and Mrs. ]. 81.
Appiing spent an afternoon last
week with Mrs. John Marks at Nash.
who is very sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Leatherman
visited iii Collin county last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Matthews
and daughter Marie went 70 Waxa-
hachie Saturday.
Messrs. Finis Nakeland and
Feister Of Nash were here last week
|on business.
Mis- Ethel Newcomc, who attends
college at Denton, Is at home for q
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hickman Of Avalon
spent Sunday afternoon with hes
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Mar
tin.
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sOUTH PRONG.

! SON IkO1sN.
Rev. M. w. Prestidge filled his
regular appointments here Sunday
and a large crowd enjoyed both
services.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleo Parten spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Holly
Jacobs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Wheatley
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Jess Carroll
Miss Gertie Carroll spent last
week with her grandmother, Mrs.
y. r. Carroll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. Moses.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Adkins at
tended services here Sunday.
Rev. NJ. w. Prestidge and fam
lily spent Saturday night with Mr..
end Mrs. w. H. Hankins.
Wilmer Davis and r. T. Hankins
and Misses Leonnie Davis and Mabel
prestidge were Sunday evening
guests of Miss Thyra Taylor.
Misses Myrtle Handy, Velma
Moses and Emil Tucker spent Sun
day evening with Miss Katherine
Smith.
Rev. NJ. w. Prestidge and family
took dinner Sunday with Mrs. Dora
Barlow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marehbanks and
family spent Saturday aud Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. ~ p. Roebuck.
Omega Hankins spent Sunday
with Calvin Pig.
Rev. NJ, w. Prestidge and family
spent Sunday night with Mr.. ana
Mrs. Fawney Marchbanks.
Mrs. Brice Burgess spent one
evening last week with Mrs. w. d.
Chiles.
Miss Leona vantreese is visiting
in Merkel, Texas.
Miss Dessa Burgess has posi-
ton with Kress' in Waxahachie.
Little Leon vantrese is very sick
at this writing.
Little Leon vantrese who has
been very sick is able to be up and
is getting along nicely.
Mrs. w. II. Hawkins and Buford
chiles and little daughter, Agnes,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Pope of
Patriek Chapel Sunday and Mon
day. whose little son Leon is very
sick with pneumonia.
Rev. NJ. w. prestldge and Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Jenkins and children
and Miss Gertie Carroll all took
dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. s. II.
Moses Sunday.
Miss Grace Hardy took dinner
With Misses Bertha and Ola Carroll
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. G. L.. Roebuck's
children have chicken pox.
Mrs, S. II. Moses and Mrs. w. H.
Henklns spent one day last week
with Mrs. Wright Barlow.
Mrs. Robt. Ledbetter spent from
Saturday until Tuesday With Mrs.
Brice Burgess.
Little Pauline Hankins spent
Sunday with little Lorene Burgess.
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SARDIs.

SARDIs.
We hope we are now having our
Easter spell of weather. A good
rain fell Sunday morning.
Il. NJ. Garvin is on the lick list
this week.
Mrs. Hannah was a recent visitor
to her son at Ferris and her daugh-
ter at Milford.
Little Richard Middleton has been
real sick the past week, but is I'M
proving now.
Messrs. Tillman Shaw and Charley
Spears, with their ears loaded with
their friends. went 90 Fort lake
fishing Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. f. ]. Delk and Miss Emma
Bratcher attended the complimentary
shower at d. W. Curry's at Buena
Vista Wednesday of last week.
The Sardis folk attended the re-
yiyal at Waxahachie and felt ben
elited ny same.
Mrs. P, D. McKennon of Mans
field and Mrs. Arthur Patrick OF
Waco are the guests OF their pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs w. e. Middle
ton The families of Messrs. Lee
Moore and Roscoe Sullivan of Long
Branch and W, j. Middleton OF Wax
ahachie were all there Sunday.
The singing Sunday afternoon was
splendid. A large crowd and fine
singing. There were good singers
from different places. Messrs. Will
Iiams from Italy were present and
we want all to come again.
Messrs. p D, Ely, George and
Chess Skipper, Jack and Pete BY
mum and Blair Kirk all went TO
Erby's lake fishing Monday. E. j.
Delk and Albert Herrin went to Fort
lake Tuesday and tried their luck
at fishing.
The Ladies Bible class met with
Mrs. Henry Hawks Friday after
noon OF last week. The following
were present. Mesdamcs ". T. East
man, E. ]. Delk, ] S. Bynum, J. Z.
Tidwell. Fin Garyib. W. L. Stewart.
F. II Joyce. Miss Emma Brateher.
The lessons are very interesting.
After the study. refreshments were
served.
Mr., f, Turner is still very low.
MIR and Mrs. Fin Garyin Sr. of
near Midlothian spent Monday the
guest Of their sons. Hose aud Fin, OF
this place.
Rev. Herrin preached at the Bap-
fist church sunday OH the doctrines
of Christ.
Remember that Rev. b. r. Wag-
nsr will preach at the NJ. E. church
Sunday. All should attend. aud do
your part.
Little Misses Gladys and Louise
Middleton of Waxahachie spent SAT
urday night with Miss Nina Mae
Tidwell.
Mr. and Mrs. Turner OF Abbott
and Mrs. Ashwood ana "a Mr.. Smith
of Myrtle Springs are with the fam
lily OF Mr.. Francis Turner this week
Lieutenant Leslie w. Joyce from
soldiers quarters at San Antonio.
and b. l.. Joyce OF Dallas were re-
cent guests of their parents, DR.. and
Mrs. p. II. Joyce. here.
Miss LudIe Tidwell of Greenville
Is visiting the home OF ]. +. Tidwen
at this time.
The families OF Dud Tidweil of
Golfers Chapel and Fate Tldwen of
Milford were among the number here
Sunday.
Misses Jewel Kelly and Lula Her
rim have accepted positions with s.
Fl. Kress of Waxahachie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stamford and chill.
dren of Mt. Peak aud II. j. Bennett
of Long Branch took dinner with
Il. j. Delk Sunday.
Eugene and Otto Bratcher and
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. LONDON. Apr. 4.-The dsE11
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Country Cor spondence

Ltttle Eugene Raines Is on the
sick list.
Miss Jessie Berry spent saturday
night and sunday with Miss MARI
Thompson At Plainview.
Miss Elizabeth Poiiock was shop
ping n Waxahachie Saturday.
Miss Pauline Freshness was shop
ping II Waxahachie Saturday.
PATRTCKsS CHAPEL.
We are enjoying some fine wealth.
e. il this community at the preseni
time.
Mi. and Mrs. Jim Hudson and
sons, y. b and Cecil. called on Mr.
and Mrs. Charlie Kidd while sat
urday night
Mr.. and AIRS r 4. Gibson enter
tained the young people Friday
night with party. All enjoyed the
occasion.
Miss Bessie Lowell spent Wednes-
day night with Miss Maude Gibson
Edgar Holland has car.
MI. and Mrs. Edgar Holland and
daughter Juanita visited the latter's
parents Sunday afternoon.
Several Of this place attended
the Brown meeting at Waxahachie,
Mr.. Jack Wann and sister Mable
entertained the little folks with 9
party Wednesday night
Mr.. and Mrs Blanton Dupe spent
last Friday night with Mr. and Mrs
j. n. Howard.
Mrs. j. T. Greed and Gertrude
Greed and Mrs. Jack Harris and son
Ewell spent the night with Mrs. G,
VI. Daniel Thursday night.
Mrs. Blanton Duke and daughter
Mildred spent Tuesday with Mrs.
Jack Harris Of Waxahachie-
Mr.. and Mrs Jimmie Nelson
spent last Saturday night with Mr..
and Mrs. WILDER Nelson.
Mrs. Dee Bunch was in town shop
ping Friday.
Miss Eugenia Daniels spent Fri
day night with Maude Gibson
Mr.. Leon Blair has nice case OF
the humps.
Little Miss Mildred Duke is on the
sick list this week.
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HIM,
slAd IL report Ms ri Ha4seIl bot
tsF She III sisiting her cousin. n y.
1ohn 4 aekson-
81 HIM Klrk spent Monday night
plth 6rs. Waiter Moore.
Iliss Georges Wood spent Tuesday
sIwith Miss Marie Coz.
hts d. a, Word spent Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs N. D. Dagnell
IA nm Garvin spent Monday
WITH Mrs. n. II Raines
4. Meadows spent Monday
sikht with Joe +. Dagnell.
I.lstss Roy Ray Dagnell spent
Tuesday mornins with Mrs g. a.
word.
Miss Inogcne Hassell has been
whiting her grandfather. !. J. Kirk
Misses Manaie Kirk. Jessie and
Gertrude Berry. Mrs Charlie Raines
we're shopping III WaxahAchie Tues
day afternoon.
Miss limo rene Hassell spent Nom
day night with Miss Juanita Berry.
MI. ana Mrs. Harper and son.
Geanie, we're visitors In Fort Worth
Sunday.
Miss Jessie Kirk spent Monday at
ternoon With Miss Jessie Berry
Mrs, walter Witherspoon Of Ros-
coe. Texas, vas visiting relatives and
friends here last week
Miss Genevieve Word spent Wed
nesday night with Miss Leona Scott.
Ewing Presonell spent Thursday
might with sam Kirk.
VI. j.. Pollock Is driving new
car.
Mrs. Roscoe Deeds II visitor in
Grand Prairie this week.
Mrs. e. b. Cox spent Thursday at
ternpon with Mrs. G. A. Word.
Mrs. j. r. Etheridg spent We'd
nesday with Mrs. b. r. Harper.
All the school went to Rocky
Shore Friday afternoon and had a
picnic.
Roscoe Deeds Is visiting his pa
rents at Denton this week
Miss Jessie Kirk spent Friday ar
ternoon with hrs. Charlie Raines.
Mr.. and Mrs. W H. Raines and
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Bynum were Red
Oak visitors Thursday
Mesdanaes Charlie Raines and
Tom Byrum spent Wednesday after
noon with MRS. Ed Kirkland.
Mrs. VI. HI. Raines spent Saturday
afternoon with Mrs. G. A. Word.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Word were
shopping ia Waxahachie SATURDAY..
Mrs. G. b. Cox spent Saturday
afternoon with Mrs. Harper
Palo Compton is driving q new
car.
Miss Genevieve Word was shop
ping in Naxahachie Saturday.
Midlothian played basket ball
Thursday afternoon with Walnut
Grove The points stood 10 to "a
in favor OF Midlothian.
Mesdames G. A. Word and III. ID.
Dagnell spent Sunday afternoon with
Mrs. G.. A. Word.
Miss Genevieye Word spent Satur-
day night with Mrs. G. A. Word.
Miss Jessie Mckay spent from
Saturday until Sunday with home
folks ST Ferris.
Joe r Dagneil spent Sunday night
with Cecil Duvall.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Word and Miss
Geneyiese Word took dinner with
Dir. and Mrs NJ. d. Dagnell Sunday.
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. LONDON. April 4.-AreA1
= deacon Wakeford is one
y those who believe the pFese1
= war is Gods punishment %
. people that was headed y
q damnation through luxury y
. terialism and social lnlqaN1
= An easy victory, lie ~
. would have made England
q rottenest nation in the vow
= He is glad she did net viz !
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night with Miss Ida BINGHAM.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-07-06
LITTLE By LITTLE.

Little by little the time goes by
Short if you sing through 1T, long If
you sigh;
Little by little-an hour, a day,
Gone with the years that have vanished
away;
Little by little the race is run,
Trouble and waiting and toll are done!
Little by little the skies grow clear:
Little by little the sun comes near,
Little by little the days smile out
Gladder and brighter on pain and doubt;
Little by little the seed we sow
Into a beautiful yield will grow.
Little by little the world grows strong,
Fighting the battle of right and wrong
Little by little the wrong gives way
Little by littleN the right has sway;
Little by little all longing souls,
Struggle up nearer the shining goals!
Little by little the good in men
Blossoms to beauty for human ken;
Little by little the angels see
Prophesies better of good 10 be;
Little by little the God of all
Lifts the world nearer his pleading call!
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-07-06

they have gone to his office 1 explain
ed. raging inwardly that he should have
gone with her.
Sometimes, Margaret, l am glad
married n plain, every day business man
instead of a professional man. / think
should have developed into a jealous.
catty woman"
"Oh. no. you wouldn't" | laughed.
lyon would become accustomed to shar-
ing your husbands time with other
women. the same as l have"
sharing their time, perhaps. But
/ should always fear l was sharing
them as well as their time-especially
If the women were as lovely as Phyllis
Lawson BY the way, when Is her d.
vorce coming up again? Let me go. 10
court with you"
81 am not sure I shall go, Myrtle
Robert doesn't approve of my being IN
the courtroom. He was quite annoyed
because l went the other day."
That's too silly! Especially as he
is trying her case" Myrtle complained
Robert is very particular. very stern
at times, Myrtle. You are very for
tunate to have Ned all to yourself. He
let's you do anything you please,
don't believe you realize how fortunate
you are. 1 am really jealous of you
when I st alone while Robert is out
with some client or in that horrid dis
trict attorneys office"
II haven't always been so fortunate
Margaret! Some day ! will tell you"
It wondered what she could mean as
we turned into Mrs Mulhany's gate
Had Ned ever made her unhappy"
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-07-06
THE NEW LEGISLATURE AND NEW
GOVERNOR,

The coming together of a body of
egislatOrs-many of them serving their
first term as lawmakers, and also
new governor-not versed in such legis-
lation. by reason of his youth and
training as a lawyer, means a great
deal to the state of Georgia, particu-
larly at this time, when clear heads
and honest hearts are the need OF the
hour.
Governor Dorsey is a favorite OF
mine 1 believe in him. He had a
good. wise father, and most excellent
mother. His home training has been
admirable He is also a member of the
church and a sober, calm, thinking
man. He has a lovely wife, and L be-
lieve in her also.
He has a difficult place to fiji, and
he will need good, faithful advisers
That he will make mistakes occasionally
we may be satisfied. But l think ne
will be honestly mistaken when such
things occur And we must do him JUS
tice and be patient. The new leglsla-
ture has a heavy task before H. me
state is heavily in debt, and previous
legislatures have been reckless as TO
expenditures and appropriations. Gov
ernor Harris found the state deeply In
debt. and there had to be much money
borrowed to keep going. II is SAD
condition.
From my point of view, we need
economy more than we need new coun-
ties or more officials. Alabama IL
nearly as large as Georgia and mas
few more than fifty counties and gets
along finely Georgia has more thah
one hundred and fifty counties ana
LEGISLATORS are always clamorlng Tor
more new ones.
We are crowded now with Officials
The payroll of officials is enormous.
We need to double up" and get more
work for the money paid out. Also
county officials.
We need another sort of tax equallza-
ton law 1t is now loaded down with
officials, who sit for two months over
hauling old tax returns. when theY
were put in office to find property that
is not in sight and which returns no
taxes and which is not on the DOCKS
at. all. 1t is now tyrannous and lncap-
able and unjust This is crying neeo
of the present time. We should sup
mort the state institutions with reason
able funds and then we should cali on
the legislature to adjourn and go nome.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-07-06
Juice of Lemons!
How to Make Skin
White and Beautiful

At the cost OF a small jar Of ordinary
cold cream one can prepare a fun quar-
ter pint OF the most wonderful lemon
skin sofIener and complexion beautifier,
BY squeezing the Juice Of two fresh lem
0ns into bottle containing three ounces
OF orchard white Care should be taken
TO strain the Juice through a fine cloth
90 no lemon pulp gets in. then this To-
ton will keep fresh for months. Every
woman knows that lemon juice is used
TO bleach and remove such blemishes as
sallowness. freckles and tan and is the
ideal skin softener. smOothener and
beautffier-
81 Just try It, Get three ounces Of or
chard white al any pharmacy and two
lemons from the grocer and make UP
quarter pint of this sweetly fragrant
lemon lotion and massage il daily into
the face. neck. arms and hands. 1t natu-
rally should help to soften. freshen,
bleach and bring out the roses and beau
" OF any skin II is wonderful to
smoother rough. red hsnds.-(Advt.)
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-07-06
CHAPTER NLVIII.

II EIDAY morning as Robert was
leaving the house l reminded
him that Myrtles dinner nour
vas o'clock. and asked him II he
would have time to stop at the florists
and order me some crimson roses.
How many do you want?" he asked.
Not many. just a bunch TO wear to
the dinner" / replied
After he left i looked into the mirror
and saw the same pale. weary face IL
had reflected for so many mornings
But ROberr hadn't noticed it. and
wondered II il was because he was so
accustomed TO seeing me look unattrac-
tive. l had been fearful that he might
remark upon my lack OF color and mis-
trust ana so forbid me 10 use rouge
again / was determined 10 make my
SELF as attractive as possible So after
luncheon l laid dowT. for an hour. When
! awoke' / asked Norah If my flowers
had come and she told me they had
not. so / telephoned Roberts Office. He
was very fO-getful of anything save
MS business and l feared he had for
gotten them
I'm sorry. Margaret. but ! never
thought OF them" he replied. I'll tele-
phone at once"
Never mind. I'll telephone myself.
I would have used the telephone in
the FIRST place only l wished you to
select them"
He'll send them all right" he an.
swsred. and I heard MIN hang up the
receiver
Ny eyes smarted. l felt the old SEN
sation OF being shut out. but / tele-
phCued the florist and he promised I'M
usual care in selecting the roses. So
I had to be content. but IL seemed hard
that Robert couldn't remember to do
such little thing for me. / seldom
asked him 20 do anything nowadays.
When he came home al $50 ] was
all ready. and had laid his clothes out
for him Without a word or look he
hurried into the bathroom, and in an
incredibly short time was dressed.
I always felt thrill OF pride when
Robert was going out with me He
looked so well in evening clothes. so
handsome. so distinguished for so
young a man Tonight was no excep-
ton I had 10 bite my lip 10 keep from
giving expression TO my thoughts
7 handed him my coat when he was
ready. and as I slipped in my arms. he
said:
p Have seen that costume before?
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-07-06
Up WE GET THE TRUTH ABOUT
GERMANY-wHATT HEN2

We get many stories of German
cruelty-from places like London. Paris
Rome etc. and If these stories are true
as related, Germany has abandoned Its
boosted civilization and gone back TO
barbarism | will notice particularly the
accounts given of the cutting off of chill
dren's hands at the wrist-and the in
oculation of prisoners with tuoercu-
1osis germs-so that they may suffer
and die with an incurable disease
maybe in prison-oT perhaps after they
are exchanged l will not discuss the
horrible accounts given of the treat
ment of dead soldiers bodies-where
the corpses are dissolved in some sort
of strong acids, and the greasy part
drawn off for use in various products
and the refuse applied to fertilizing crops
and gardens. This happily does not al
feet the happiness or health of the dead
1t is the horrible mutilation of young
children and the incubation of living
persons with deadly germs that OPP
presses my mind. / can conceive Of
nothing more demoniac and if these
things cannot be denied and proof OF
their falSity given lin the proper place.
the good name of Germany will have been
forever blackened and nothing can eX-
cuse or palliate the Offenses thus per-
petrated. If these stories are well-at-
tested, it is folly to carry anything that
Germany has done or will hereafter do.
to the international conference at Toe
Hague That country has outlawed itself
by these acts, from any sort of respect
or decent attention-in the final settle
ment of affairs at the close of the war
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-07-06
Washington Woman Is
First War 'Godmother

WASHINGTON. July 4.-The first
American "godmother" is Mrs. Frederick
w. Clemens of Washington.
Today she wrote letter addressed to
"a soldier, American expeditionary
forces, somewhere in France" 1t will BE-
delivered by the war department TO some
Sammie who has nobody at home 20
write him motherly letters and send
him little gifts.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-07-06
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USING POTASH UNDER CORN AMI
SWEET POTATOES.

SWEET POTATOES.
w. G. G., Augusta, Ga, writes: How
much potash salts should be applied per
acre where one expects to grow about 90
bushels of corn? How lnch for SWEEP
potatoes? | have some Spots OF lsho nm M
ar1aar 70 he good but II is hard to get
crops TO come up. have tried corn. vel
VET beans and peas on it, but they die be-
fore they get up. What treatment "ouiu
Won advise for this landf