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adapted to petite figures. A smart
model seen in one of the local shops
was of squirrel with a wide seal collar
and cuffs and slashed pockets. il was
belted oddly with a wide band of gray
suede with sash ends and fastened with
gray bone buttons. This coat was beau
tifully lined with Paisley silk in rich
colors. 1t is also to be had in sable
or natural muskrat with seal collar
a sealskin1 coat is always a lovely
thing, but HAen its loneliness is en-
HANGED by cuffs and collar of skunk
with a wide border of the same at the
hem. it is lifted entirely out of the
ordinary. Such a one was seen in a
local shop. 1t had little patch pockets
and a trim narrow belt.
Kolinsky and skunk are destined for
popularity this winter. Fur caps will
be made to order to match coats or fur
sets, and many smart shapes are being
shown. The most attractive seem 10
be the little fur toques very simply
adorned with rose or fur pompon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-09
RIFLES RECRUITING RALLY.
Meeting at Noon Today in Terminal
Company Carpenter Shop.

A recruiting rally to obtain members
for the Home Defense League Rifles
was held at noon today in the car
penter shop of the Washington Ter
minal Company at Ivy City. Capt.
G. H. Winslow. secretary of the rail-
sided. Col. NJ. A Winter. commanding
the rifles and Majs. oliver A. Phelps
and w. J. Wilson of the regimental
staff made addresses explaining the
work of the organization.
More than thirty members of the
rifles practiced on the indoor range
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-09
JEWELERS. WINDOW ROBBED.
Loss of $500 Worth Of Rings Among
Thefts Reported.

Three trays containing gold rings
worth $500 were stolen from the show
window at the store of Lawrence
Wehrheim, sos 9Th street, early this
morning. Robbers smashed the window
in order to get possession Of the jew
elry. but the noise failed to attract
the attention of policemen or others.
Frank NJ Foley, 1913 Z street south
east. told the police that diamond
ring valued at $50 was stolen from his
home Tuesday night He said the rob
berry was committed by an unidentified
individual who gained entrance to his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-09
A War Work Clearing House.

Washington has a clearing house for
the war work Of all womens organize :
tions. which is under the control Of the
womens committee of the Council 81
National DEFENSE. There IS an inesti-
mable value To this work and great
plans are being made for the future A
complete story OF the movement in next
Sundays Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-09

August fur sales give one a valuable
: idea as to what will be worn later on.
also some splendid values in excellent
2 furs. With the present top-notch prices
1t is not bad idea to take advantage
rof these summer sales.
:. It is interesting to note the continued
popularity of the fur cape. Many and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-09
MEMORIAL TABLET PLACED.
Pan-American Union Record Pre-.
served in Bronze.

A bronze memorial tablet has just
been placed in the left wing OF the
entrance of the Pan-American Union
building. 1t contains a brief record
of the founding of the union. names OF
committee members. architects and
builders of the unions building.
Elihu Root was chairman of the gov
crning board. the tablet states. from
1907 to 1910. and by a coincidence the
tablet was put in place on the day
that Mr.. Root returned with the spec
cial diplomatic mission to Russia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-09
WELL. DID YOU FIND THOSE
EGGS?" CRIED PETER

old Briar Patch. OF course those eggs
were no business of mine any way. It's
funny TO me. though. that or Mistah
Buzzard should tell me that they have
two and Mrs. Buzzard should tell YOU
that they haven't any / don't under
stand it at all"
BY the way. Peter" said Sammy az
Peter started for home, Il saw some
thing which Will interest you and per-
haps make up for your disappointment"
Peter pricked up his ears hopefully.
What was it?" he demanded.
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front window.
The theft of a watch valued at $s5
was reported by Carl Jahn. 1247 North
Capitol street. He said the Mmepiece
was taken from his home Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-09

Veterinarians Of the health department
will make an examination in such
cases to determine whether the ami
mails were suffering from rabies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-09

under Polls Theater yesterday. r. NJ.
Miller of Company X qualified as
sharpshooter with a score of 173.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-09

Dining room employees of some of the
big hotels must be manicured every
dav for the sake of sanitation.
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LI1IILESoRlEs
%rBEDTlriE
BY THORNTON w. BURGESS.
Copyright. 1917 by 7. W. Burgess.)
Sammy Jay Disappoints Peter.

when once you've got yolr mind all set
Upan some special thing
How dreadful Disappointing It's
To have YOUR hopes take wing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-09

WHITE FOX SCARF, SUITABLE FOR
EVENING WEAR.
claws for ornament. Despite the vari-
Gus innovations in furs, this style con-
tinues in favor.
For evening wear white fox is sure
of it's precedence. The set sketched
consists of a wide scarf finished with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-09

varied are the STYLES and fur combina-
lions of these capes. with becoming
cut for each personality The tall wom-
an will favor the hip-length cape with.
possibly, a shawl collar. while for
small persons and young girls the
ing.
Charming in its quaint simplicity is
the seal cape and muff sketched. The
cape is elbow length. with a wide chin
collar and fur buttons. a canteen nun
and skull cap complete this set. It is
also to be had in beaver or nutria.
A more conventional model is an I'M
cut animal of cross fox with head and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-09

5apaheee cotton crepe makes many of
- pretty new and practical -blouses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-09

velopment of between season models
by the best milliners. The utterly ab-
Burd fashion which has prevailed for
two or three years past of wearing
heavy velvet hats in June and July
has almost ceased, and satin and rib
bon hats have been offered as q happy
substitute.
with a rush in the near future and
smart little modelssof beaver will also
be featured.
Among the popular trimmings shown
on fall hats are odd looking bands of
feathers that closely simulate fur, and
that are listed as burnt goose or burnt
ostrich.
s On some of the dressier hats flowers
viii be used. and foliage is also to be
good.
One beautiful fall model recently seen
! was of midnight blue velvet, the wide
brtm faced underneath with she'll pink
satin and the crown covered with sill
yer colored leaves.
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0is(s. ]llsobin
Elm }rauen 1)srt(
1ebebt poiitip Oas Seiben.
Gin ,peiterer iibersensenber geueis.

els 9bota G. qinfbnu's 9eeetabIe COMPOUND
euerit eineeffibrt plrbe, fprrben Ieine beiIeiben
Arifte be5ipeifeIt unb mirbteu beipiefen iperben.
tber Der geipeis Fam nrb ber 1ebraud oes'
ieIben berbrettete "~ aHndIia nber oas san5e
anHb. @G6bem iebt Sunberttaufeube bon
Sraren bon feirem 0ebraudbe grfoIee bon
srbBtem Ruten erfabrer bnbeu. tpnrbe fetn
gSertt aueemein anerfannt uub III bentc bic
Gtanbarb,lDtebtBin FIR sSraueniranfbeiten.
Ser fcIsenbe Brief Ut nur eiHer bon 3an'
fenber in uHferem grhtb.
Gennifon, TeraS.--nsb aIaiibe, meine Sdul'
biaieit nidbt eetban an baben, bebor t6 nibt
Mittbeile, mas abbia q. 9infbnmS 9egetnble
COMPOUND FIR mid eetban bat. SO lit on
peibIinen 9eiben bermaten, bnb i'd mid iaunl
befpeeen uno meine eIrbeif perrihten fourte.
S& mar febr ilerb5s unb bate S6iuinbeIaHtdlIe,
Sitfdnuer unb 4ppffpeb, bis mir bas 2eter
cine gfrst thurbe. Wlein Satte bra6te mir
sine 9SIaf6e bon Gbbia g. Rinibam's geeeiabIe
COMPOUND inb baIo beficrfe fitn ntein 8uitarb.
no feste feiNen Gebraudb fort urib beute btn
td frei bon allen Sdmersen. pel9e urtr bds
asben snr garbe mahteu. sic f5nneH oieien
wrief In treeub elmer gseife beniiter, tpeiI Id
bic BELT tptfen Iaffen min. mas fiir cine sroB'
artile Waeoistn 2bbia g. IinfbumS SesetabIe
COMPOUND ift ssrau o. 8. acnerp,
OIL g. Barrett Abe. Seunifon. Tetas.
G6reiben Gle an bic a1bia 6. Winfbam ne
btcine Co., 2rnr, Wtaff, I'M freten Ratt.
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Tl6bldle SubesfGQe.

Der 59iGbrige Sobn G.@ain, Torb'
oftede 9eit Strobs unb Dalton @be.
1purbs gsitern gorutttog BON iefneH
3tnmersenoFen Wm. @ogeIfang dls
2eibe i'm 8ett. sefunber, unb Elm.
bonn Coroner porgenommsne Intsriu'
dung ergub, bob er einsm 9rai4Iae
erlegen mar.
George sint6prn, 80 Sabre aft, Don
Rp. 255S geetman StroBs, Der gsitern
in ietnsr Wobnuus pIDslid ertraHtts
unb auf 8erlaneen feines S9pagsr5
2tlbert Seilman, 2616 9eetman Ctr,
nab bsm Gtabtboipital gebra6t pers
ben Tolltc, ftarb auf Der Gabrt bortbin
i'm patrplauto, tpprauf bic 2ei4e mad
Der 1Drsue gsbraat fpurbe. Coroner
Bauer fanb, bab Der Sob iHfolge mas
tiirIt4sr Irfu6en etngetrsten mar.
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Dtsitcrioicr SubcsfaQ.

Sic 47iibriee Della grtettinger,
Satin bes Sim. 9uetttneer, 1857
utoun6 Strabe, Die am. Sunritaa
lbenc in ibrer @obnItnq in beDl,bt'
lpiem Suitonbe auaefunbgn uno nafI
benz ita6tiiden SoipitaI ae5radlt
murine, lit geitern, obne 6as geipuBt'
iein pieber erInngt 5u baber, IN Der
2luitaft qcitcrben. Coroner Or. @o!ler,
Der benatyridtigt puroe, fa1o, baB bic
5rau, rpeIte ieit geraumer Belt benz
@prpbiumgel,uB erseben mar, in leg.
lerer 3eit, neil lie itets an &opf.
iblncr6en lit, cine Wcnse 9tiperin &c.
nrnullen butte, Inn Grleitterung 5lI
ii1lpen. Sn ibrer 8obnung, rDel9e Der
5ealnte beiudte, tpurben 90 leere
Sdadteln, peld,e 9liperin ertbalten
Dat.cit, gefiInoeu uno es beitebt bic
@niidt, 6nb Die Sra,i i,tfolge bes iiber.
r,1bisen @etriiiies Der Meoiain &C..
llorben lit, mas ieboh erit oilrb eins
morten-l1irteriufailts feiteeitellt
ireroer io1.
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DeburteM.

, Gllts unb @Ita pennp, 8751
@eshmont Strabe; anabe.
George unb RelIte Wbtte, 573E
Gorotbers Ioe.; anabe.
6drolb unb emma Bitter, 95a
Saffunb 4pe.; &ndbe.
9apier unb Carrie Srieberids,
2612 goof Str; &nabe.
Glenn unb Carrie Operger, prirs
5i1; 9nabe.
6ptparb lnb Gbnn Snislep, Wius
ton Dlace; &nabe.
Mbert unb Sofeohtns gafto, 101s
Rittenhpuie Ctr; WGb6en.
5arrn unb geiIe StodeImun, Cur
Iep Rpab: WGb6en.
@on unb Mortba Dorr, 4504 Gu
cerne Mpe.; MGbfxn.
gbfparb urb CLARA Sing, 2911
Drice Ipe.; Wdbhsn.
auuis unb 2oretta Bel, BAIT gos
lsrain @oe.; MGbden.
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g1ann iulroe eeitern 8orrnittng IN ei.
,,er sllep biilter oem Saiiie gto. 1902
Geit Strlbs bon Sobu McDernrott,
1910 8eit Strabe, bcrubtlos uno blu.
icno in einefu grpreBmoeen lieseilS
acfunSen. McDerrtptt rief bic 0ofto.
rem 5. 8. DeGouriep ino Carroll Der.
Bet bo9 rp1brenS oteie BEN Iann iin-
teriu4ten, CAB er ieinen Geiit oirf. Ser
Coroner, Ser benahri6tiet ipllroe uno
eire oberiIdhlibe nnteriudrlng pcr.
,iabln, frllS buB Bbelan einen Sdjaoel'
brud, erlitten bate ,ir,o iri,terhreitet,
bcStalb BEN 5lll Der BcIiaei, I'M oi'
nltbigen gsatforidungen erauitellen.
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Gterblibteitsberid3t.

Ganris gosner, SO, s35 aaure
StraBe; &rebs.
Belle SIpnn, 30. 2912 Golerai,
Mbe.; S9irinbiudt.
Ri9arb Sarnep, 66, Gourtp Sn
firmarp; Sersleiben.
2aura Carton, 4S, 1916 @ambl'
Mpe.; Sersleiben.
anna Bobman, IS, 1923 Straisbi
Ctr; 2uneenentsiinbung.
5attte Spsr, 55, 16 Weit IA. Ctr;
Hierenleihen.
gbillip Ruedert, 81, IL Mereer
Strabe; Sersleiben.
glueuft Rentert, go, 2124 Wef 8.
Str; Ilierenleiben.
Ma9aic 6onater, SO, 323 Weif
Court Strabe: 2unsenentsiinbuns.
Saniel q. Sarris, So. Cincinnati
Snffitut; Sersleiben.
Warp u. Rptbermel. e5, grie Ipes
nue unb Gbiparbs Roab; Rrebs.
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gu. grot. ghilippnssemeinoe.
(@aItor Er. 8. g. 9orn,)

Sic i,ingen 2eute Der pbiIippuS
Scnlpinbe merben arn IL. Ipril I'm
Gnlerp @ubitorium spieher eine ibre,
bcIiebten orainatiit)cn ,ii,b uuiifoli'
id,eii l(nterbaltungen geben, in berer
9erauitaltung iie ia Oteiiier iino. Die
G,Iaubnib ba5u ertpirften tie eeltern
Ton Der 8emeillSe unb Dieie rpurOe If.
:len natiirlib bereitpiaigiI gcgeben.
Ole Notwithstanding beid)loB
fernes, am %. sSurti elm 8ienic I'll Der.
anitalten uno nit zen @rrbercitungen
lo,i,be elm aus ben Serren 6riebridI
sSruli5reb, alnoreas Sauier, slugult
e3ranrfanrp, Senrp Siemeper uno
Srieorid) Streiber beItcbenSes &ont-
llittce betraiit.
Gies geid)ab in Der geitrigen @e'
Notwithstanding, Die in Der &ird,e
unter @priiB bes prGfbenten GERM
8. 8. Saienleier itattfono. Sin Steae
beg abipeienben Sefretars Ssobn goiie.
Ter fiibrte Ydito- Corn oas 9rotofoa.
3ie porgelegten Guartalsberidte lau.
tetea burtJrpee eiinitie uno erbellten
Den giinitien Staito Der @erneiloe,
Gcn Seriften ser SinarBbeontten, oes
Sinarl5isfretdrs s. @n. Sheulfcr uno
bes S6aBmeiiters Sobn&rued aufolse,
tpurce bas Guurtal init einem @eitano
oor $667.43 begonnen. 9ie ginnab.
men In ben abgelaufenen brci Ofona.
ten itellte1 itf auf $1S6S .S6 unb biz
s.ltssaben nlf $2196.39, iobaB Der &C..
eenludrtige adienbeItmlb 1899. 80 it,
Sdasmeiiter @lrsiiit $auier bon
Der Sonirtogsitltle lmo Die Sefre.
tarin SRI. @nna MhteIler bertftetem
iiber @irurabnrcn BON $760,34 uno
bon $544.50. iobaB elm
SaIbc BON 1854 nerbleibt. Sie
SrrntoesifruIe p1irbe brrfifynittlid]
non 542 ;Sbiilern beiudt, bie ben 48
2ehrcrn ir1terri9tct tpuroen.
Sic @sn1eiroe bat au1 ipieber etnen
SlnDld)s an Uttfglie0erH 5u 0er5etdl'
rcn, BENT Die geafbenartrten tpurben
eur @itglieoibaft erpdblt: sSranf
Seetrnanef, Carl Somnter. $40 @cIt
Gonrop StraBe, Sobn Gtueber, 1864
Suron gpe., Geo. SerInerbing, Glber
l,nS Gire StraBe, unb Sohl @oie,
l227 ;SloraI StrQbe.
PTS gIf,er l1rteriitdlrngs aus.
dug ipitroen Die Serren Gnbreas
Suifer, ooiiis aiin uub Sertrp Sic.
1reper belttuultt uitb aIs Ronrinattons.
apnunittee trlrrben G,tfgeitelt Die
5rrren 4u5uit Eisreper, gl1breas
tu1iier, Chs. 9rued, NSortin Mad, |
d. DIET, Mnsait 8rumtamp unb qus
Ju't SterrtberJ.
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-@eR5rter meu.rwe9r,

-@eF5rter Gtuerwebr r
taIl. @bsnSs eegen 10 llbr brad
in bem sroben 2agerbaus Der Wil'
lage Smro, Wis., ein Geusr aus,
burd, ipsI5es iibsr 600 Scnnsn
Marifku perniattt tpurbs, ipsldes
man 5ur Seriislluns iener grastsp'
pidx sebruudi, fiji bic bic Stabt
Slnro Der Sduptfabriiatipnsort
mar. Die seueripebrlsuts bisltn an
niefem @bsnb ssrabs ibren srObsn
Sdbrssball ab, aIs bic Geuerglods ers
t5nte, unb fonnten babtr idrsIl aui
Der granbftdtte fetn, fpobur9 ss sc
lang bic angren;enben Sdufer gu
reiten. gDie bas Jeuer entitunbsn
1T, ionnte nidt aussefunbtn fptrbep,
bod Da e. bas brittle Geuer felt sini'
gen MOden III, Bel bensn man alien
isim llriade ausfinbeH tcrnts, fiir4'
ist nan ,bdb Is angelegt mar.
Sn Der eriienJrsube.
.Was bat bern Der 2atsrnenanaiin.
Der setban ,als r bDrte, bab Ct bas
srobs Coos setDonneu91
.Hun, er bate eben feline 9atern,R
= bd mdf)te CT nphmala
bic Runbe unb bHbte ale ipisbsr aus"
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sa!te @lIf.

Der pplisiit gufItus Barrier BON
s. Siitritt fdetnt Elm gliidspils gu
fein, bsnn turs nahbsm er geitern, bon
ieinsm 0ieritgang nah Der Statior
Suriidtebrenb, gu fetnem S6rsd.n bic
@ntbsdung ma6te, bab er feline Brief
tafde nit 1913 OerlOrsn battle, tpurbe
biefeIbe BON bem 13idbri1en elmer
2urteb, Der lie an Der Gulerain glDe.
qufgeboten bate, mad Der Statton
sebra6t. 6o6erfreut belpfnte Barrier
BEN ebrliten sgunsen nit elmer 3pans
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unS Gptbbade aus hem erftidenben
Sod btraus3uarbeiten. Sn allen
JaIen III bas Ieiber ni8t mebr m0ss
Iih.
BON Wptrn Big gum glIuB, bon
Diinaburg bts 3ur rumdnif4en @rers-
&c (pon ben flsinersn Rriessfd5aus
pldben sana gu fdtpsisen) If Der grbs
boben nit ToIhen Grdben inb Stols
lenbauten bur9aosen! Die fi4 beitdns
big ausbsbnen 3u straben unb Wanz
belsdnsen! Das bebeutet cine Bobert,
perfdiebuns, ausssfiibrt BON Millios
nen Sdnben unb einsr bOdentptdeI-
ten se6nit, Der tn biefer 9lrt ni9ts
on bic Gsite au felen III. Die Ggbps
tiIden Oespoten Iiebsn BON Sfldben
In iabrsebntelanser 5ron fteinerne
Pprdmiben aufri6ten, bie Jeubalber,
ren beg MitteIaIters itolse Srubbur<
gen = es iinb SanbtGrner seeen bic
gibperie bes Melttrieses.
Ser srieg ipirO sinmaI su gnbe
eebsn, irbsb feline Dirtunsen, bic
Spuren, bic er IN ben europdH6en
8Dben segraben, perSen fi1 Ianse
nibt beieitiaen IaiIen, iiberbauern alle
bic, bic bieien fur9tbaren &rieg gu
teiteben batten llnb ipenn einit utts
fere Iaafabren iens sranbtofen CRIB
iperte betra6ten, beren S40pfung
Dem unbeilpolIen Gsiii ber @1Iterper,
nidtuns entiprairs. bann tperben iie
nit Staunen unb Sdrsden br bers
sanseneu &riegsepp4e ssbentsn.
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Sritte Geutidje grot. Stride.
paitpr 8. Saefner.)

NpuIipl ~. y9uciitl.)
Inter bsm @oriib bes prGfibenter
Serrn ST. Drabmann unb Der pro'
totolIfiibrung bes SetretGrs Serrr
Sermann Stodmaun fonb sefterr
Ga8uittog bic @isrtsfd6rsrerfumm.
lung Der Semeinbe itatt. Ser Fl
nan3 Setretdr Serr Sohn Siesler
unb Der S6ubmeiIter Serr Gbas
Gtusfpe beridteten iiber ben Sinan3s
itanb iibersinftimmenb pis folst:
ginnobnen $1714.89, nit &aTen5es
ftaub S1S79.85, Gusgahen S1262. %,
jeBiger 2aiIenbei $61763. Der
prebiger beridtets, bdb Elm Mitslieb,
ndmlt6 Dm. ST. Dehsl aeftorbeu
1T, unb bag on feline Stelle feline
Mittrpe, Srau Gnna WeFsl. als Mit.
slieb tritt. Serr IT. Drabmann Be-
ridtete, bab inter feinem @prftb ON
Sreitag IbeHb eiue 8erfdmmIung sur
Griinburs sines WGnuerpereins ass
bdlten ipurbe, in fpel6er Serr Hr.
Shliiter aIg SefretGr fungirte. Cine
aniebnli6e 3dbl Mdnner butte iia
etngefunben unb tpurbe Der 8efhlub
gefabt eiHen MGrnerperein gu griin>
ben. syoIgerbe Serren tpurben als
Rommtttee srHunrt eine 9tatfprm dufs
SufteIIen unb in Der ndhften9erfamm.
Iuno gu beridten: 81. Mrobmann,
Sobn 6. 6. Soefnsr, Gbparb grods
mann, 5enrp 8rodmann unb Sulius
Brandt. Der Irebissr tbeilte NIT,
bab Der Sra,,erperein am Samftag
nod Sftern, ben ID. 2fpril, einen
Gu9re IN Der gprb Cincinnati Surns
Hune perurftalten ptrb. - Mm ndGs
Hen Donnerftag, 1. Mdrs, g2a6mits
tags 2 ubr finbet BITE Monatsoer,
fammlung bes syrduenpereins itott,
perbunben NIT RGfFeefrdnshen. Die
Gnfioeberirrten, ipeI9e froinbIihit bas
su einldbn, ifnb fpfuerbe Damen:
Cmma gergnunn, 2putfu grodmann,
0aroftna Brodnmrn, gsettit Brods
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Bereins. .Anseisea.
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IN perfauieu-Deridiebenes

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The midland journal., 1917-11-09


roots, and is considered the best way
to use either manure or commercial
fertilizer.
Stock peas can also be used to help
in fertilization and to keep the soil
loose. They can be sowed broadcast
when the cutting season is over.
Salt is a good fertilizer for aspara'
gus, and if applied early in the spring
will not only assist in fertilizing, but
will greatly retard the growth of other
vegetation so that during the cutting
season there will be but little growth
of weeds or grass. A cheap grade OF
salt may be obtained for this purpose
In the fall all the asparagus tops
should be moved and removed from
the field. Then take the plow and
throw two burrows on the row after
applying the manure.
Cutting for market commences one
year after planting, and as soon as
the stalks are few inches high.
The cutting should be very light the
first year, and the season should not
be long.