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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-02
cUBANs HERE WITH
MESSAGE TO AMERICANS
Official Commission Visiting Florida
to Correct All Erroneous
Impressions

Miami March THAT Cuba is safe
and very attractive for tourists was
impressed yesterday on Miami by
visit to this city of Elgin F. Curry.
Havana passenger agent of the P.
and o. Steamship Co, and Joe Mas
saguer a well known Cuban newspa-
per man.
They are visiting the resort cites
of Florida as a commission. to cor
rect erroneous impressions that tour
lists to Cuba will run a degree of risk
at the present time.
Nothing to that" said Mr.. Massa-
guer to a representative of The Her
aid.
Travel in Cuba is perfectly safe.
The points where tourists i'll touch
are free from trouble absolutely, and
only on small lower part Of the is
and is there any vestige of rebellion
The pleasures of the season in Hav-
ana are being conducted as usual,
and all Americans who have been in
Cuba know what that means.
we are here to say to all who
desire a trip to Cuba that there is
not the least obstacle to taking 1t
now. and the people in our country
will continue giving warm welcome
to those who come"
Last night the two commissioners
left for Palm Beach and will continue
on up the coast on the same mission.
Cuba Then and Now.
In 1892 Christopher Columbus said
Cuba was The most beautiful island
that human eyes have ever seen"
Cubans today are quoting Columbus
in their literature and adding facts
about the most remarkable develop
ment since the days of Columbus. For
instance. they call attention to the
area of the island 760 miles long.
with 1881 square miles. larger than
the state of Pennsylvania The sea-
coast has 1000 miles. with numerous
deep water harbors The balance of
trade in favor of Cuba is stated to be
100000
These terse statements are also
made concerning the island:
Value of l9l5-l6 sugar crop was
500 600 900.
Her tobacco yield is valued at s35,.
600 600
Citrus fruits and vegetables produce
S5,ooO.000 annually.
Pineapples. cacao. honey. asphalt
hcnequen, mahogany, cedar, etc. &C.
100000.
Copper and iron yield $4,000, 000
Our exports have increased in ten
years 200 per cent.
our imports have increased in ten
years 80 per cent
MI hut 10 per cent of Cuba exports
1892. 600 000D 90 to the United States.
More than half of Cuba's imports
tSl7l000000) come form the United
States.
Since the beginning of the Repub-
lie u902l Cuba's foreign commerce
has increased 800 per cent.
The population is 100000 with 20
per cent white There are 2600 miles
of railroads on the island. and $50
miles of eiectrict railways.
Then the two commissioners tell
about the climate and healthfulness
of the island: the golf and tennis and
other outdoor sports; the scenic and
historic points of interest to be Wis
ted; and they wax enthusiastic as
they talk. and assert that no where
al a more enjoyable trip be made
by those seeking social pleasures,
comfort, rest. recreation and the
numerous winter delights to be found
alone in this tropical island.
FOR RENT Nice rooms. close tH.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-02

newspaper couldn't live in a
GERMANTOWN in South Florida. and
certain town in South Florida. and
move to another town When this
Intention became known. the town
council passed resolutions of regret.
ard the business people expressed re
pentance for their failure u support
The paper. But how much better
would il have been in the first place
to have given the paper the living
il earned and to which il was en-
titled? Ii will take that town a long
time TO live down the bad advertis-
ing incident to letting its only paper
move away because of lack of patron
age
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-02

THE world has need of this urea,
nam, says the Arcadia Enterprise
Tampa Tribune These are conflict
ing estimates of Bryan When such
authorities disagree so thoroughly
how shall we arrive at the correct
conclusicnP
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-02
M. r. HETHERINeToN. EDITOR
THE LAKELAND NEWS

A weekly newspaper giving a resume
Of local matters, crop conditions,
county affairs, etc. Sent anywhere
for $3.50 per year.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-02-02
1T Hrtu.

S Manougs npgte6e 8reit6enteu
for anoen Gang at n11bertegne Ben
nD Snbbanoringslob; ba1 fltlgte be1
fine Sorgengeres, gIebelonos pe
&afts, @fsempe11: De biIoe lite I'm.
berffripe en- Sob, iom for6reoe 2nie-
og Sfribe6Dgtigbe6 nf Snoban6rere,
fer 6e fit &illa6elie til at tage 81.
Do16 ! Mmerifo.
Brniioenten Iebiageoe fH @etc
rneo en- Meo6eIelfe til Soufe Of ste.
preientatibes; bnn iog6e beri 81. a.:
nSSeg beflnger meget at mnattf
tilbageienoe benrte Sob 116en min
uroerifrift. Meb SenfDn til De fleite
al bens 8%eiten1melier CT leg j full
Dberensltemmelie, men leo Tan iiffft
frigigre mig for ben DDerbebisting.
at @rabet ON 2nfe. % 5fribefnr.
oigbeb er ! Sfrib meo bort 2a1toS
Metfino. Sci betDoer 10 11emlig lite
at Ser gibes 8ebis for perior!il
Dneligbeo elIer @arafterifttprfe."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-02-02

81 beflager meget, al ri ogiaa
benne nev maa n6ien6e ct geummer
at 8la6et u6en ben ip6panlige 8nl-
loft al 9anmarfSnDbeber. ~ Men
SfDl6en er life Dor. Ser ienoes %
8lo6e fra 9anmarf me0 regelm9s-
lige MeIemr111n of fra to til fire
Sage. Seen MbiSpolten ma 6ele
1omrte Sf9bne font 8rebene biem=
metro: Den b1iber mi6lerti6igt bol6t
tilboge / england, bbor &rigscen=
Ioratet finder set n66benbigt at
gie1nemgaa al &oit fra 5far6ina=
bie11 til Mmerifa. @i6en tort efter
Nptaar bar hi ingen 6anif Roit faa-
ct, % Sc ieneft onfomne Mpiier er
1ateret Sen 6. December. Ser fin
.6es / 6enne &oltien6ing ingen Sop
'Deoer af almen Snteres1e, 1om bi If
fe allere6e bar me66elt - % trDff=
fe 6em to @ange - set filler bi
% ifffe, oplagt til. Smi6lerti6 bar
hi idgt at erltatte set biemlige @p-
be6Sitof me6 oft1te11le Mrtifler fra
un6re Smraa6er og baaber, at 2p-
ferne bill f%or1taa Sit1ationenS 8an-
ifeligbeo. Set Tan tilf6ies, at !
Sommerens % @fternarets Sob
TOM Soften til bort &ontor me6
Fun ca. 10 9ages Soriinfe11e. 81
bar opgipet Sori9get paa at 1t6-
regne, bbor mango Gage 6e fife
mo6tagne &la6e bel fan bore for
finfe6e. @aa meget ipnes bog flart,
at @enloratet benne Gang fungerer
meb en- ganife ualminoelig % rtil-
labelig 2~angiommeligbe6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-02-02
''Danakp / Antprtka.'
6. &asmusien 60, MinneopoliS.

uMinneapoIis Ei6enoe" ffreb i I'll
it61te 56n6ogsnu1nmer:
Sor flere Mnr fi6en nofom Set
fgrfte 8inb at bette meget fortienit-
f1lbe Mrbei6e bos &asmuslen |
Minneapolis. Sgrfte og m1bet Sefte
at m6et 8in6 er MI n6ien6t. Ont
Taget en- prDoet meb ct baffffert 8il=
leoe af Danmarfsbpgningen i Son
Srancisco. Sen banife Sn6ban<
bring til De Sorenebe 6foter" giber
fploige itotiitiffe OpIDsninger ON
Daniferne / Mmerifa. Ser er inter-
esfante Mrttfler ON Danfbe / Santos
meb flere 8iogrofier al Bionerer
iamt ont oanife &oIonier / @iscon-
fin, SIltnois % Nebraifa at s.. g.
5tranobol0, Bait. 6. 81. Siortg-
bang, Masmts Bal1Ifen, 81. 6. Mos-
m,tsfen, 8aitor S. @oienitan6, 8e-
ter gbbeien, @aftor s. @abn % Be-
ter Sacobien. Ser forefonrt11er ogiaa
/ bisie Mrtifler en- Mnsie BilIe0er
% 8iografier af 8ionerer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-02-02
NnrHkn SkihBfah.

&riiionia, 80. San. - Georges
9fibsfort bar Iiot ftgrre Sab ems
1oget anoet nelttralt 2an6 fioen Sri.
gems nobruo. off friggfgren0e 2on.
.oe bar fnn @ngIano og Sranfria
iliot enonn betb6e!igere Sob.
SITE oeito minore bar rorffe SHE,
oere beitit nDe Sfibe bpgget / fore
Nntol poo biemIige og u~oenlo1ofe
Barffer: 9lt ! olt ifaI @fibe meo
en- iarn1et Coinage Of 100000
oare 1tnoer 8Dgning for gioen. -
Ntange Of 6isie Sfibe fonftr11ereg !
De Sorelreoe Stater, | ganuoa oa
91ua, ligeiom man ogfaa bar figbt
aolfillfge Sarteier i Sapan.
Gen Sorggelfe, Tom finder gteo
1roet'for @anoelsflaaoen, rper1eg ef.
terbaonoen at billie mere ems obpeie
oe ,lbpre Sab, Tom arigen bar paa.
f6rt Norge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-02-02
Barnu111 f1anhr Rrt.

Sen itore g;iirfusmng1at, g. S.
8arnltm, tiente 8enge % @eroens-
~, forbi ban fonfefbent git uo fra,
at bet amerifanffe Soft boloer al
at blibe taget be6 Mpfen": s 6enne
enc Satning formulereoe ban in
2iDsfilofoft, % ban gior6e, bboo
Der bar bam muligt, for at lebe !
0berensItemmelie meb ben.
8isie gplone Orb bar ianoe !
bans egen Ei6. 9e geloer frembe>
les.
@ang pnn Gang b6rer man ON
Eilfpl6e, iom bier Solfets barnag-
+tiige @ootroenbe6; nn1ten o1tib brei-
.er set fig ON en- eIler onoen Berion,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-02-02
lamTEEM~ ASS;'S;so!CAH0Na
R,SHP AbE SU
aEySy% ! ! MyAySssSRM@.sm1

Sort B!o6 til1en6eS Mbonnenter-
ne, in6til 6isie u6trDffeligt op1tger
set, og in6til al. @elo er betalt.
Dette ct / SberensltemmelIe me6
oe Sorene6e StaterS Yoltlobe, 1om
life tilla0er, at Ser gj6res nogen
lom bellt l1notagelie fra &egelen.
= @i mao 6erfor otter benleoe bore
Mbonnenters Opmprf1ombe6 paa
@etimeligbe0en .af burtig1t m11ligt
at betole % bort Gi4go6ebabet6e for
announcement.
r5t. Soul Gi0en6e" foiter fun
en- Dollar ONT Maret;; 6enne Dollar
moo beta1es / Sorifub.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-02-02
8ranoes bar Menneffers almin-

8rnnbes bar Menneifers almtn<
beige Sci, pg unoertioe1 er bet
life lDffeoes bam at 6gmme aloeles
nbiloet, at lie fulofomment obieftibf
paa ben, bbem ban iatte timber it
Wifroifop. Sfte bar r1art 8enifab
eller bi6iig Srritabilttet forringef
bans DommeS 8Rrb. Men Get er
fiffert, og BET er, at feb meo oe1l
pi6elt mu1ige grfien0elie al granz
6esianismens Seilgreb fon11ner man
albrig n0enom Ben giennemgriben-
be &etDoning, 8ran6es bar babt for
Salbfier6i ernes og S~albfemiernes
&l1ltur / 9anmorf.
Sen 2bffe at ifaffe fig flere Moo.
ltenoere END 8enner bar @eorg
@ran6es / fnl6t Waal opIebet. Gib-
ligt bite mon Een6er moo Sen 11n=
&c 9r. phil. fra BET i96iife Stem,
og bon bleb bnrtigt flor ODER, at
iin 5tri6, BEN maatte Fan itribe ale
ne. Sill Sen ri itebc BON fig betenf-
iomt og 1tRrf.
Sg ban oplebeoe / Ti6ernes SOB
Sen Ei1fre6sitillelie, at nntberiitetet,
io1n life bil6e anerfien6e bans Het
til ct Hrofesiorat, offentligt, gen11en
fin &eftor, gior6e Mfbigt oberfor
bam. Meen ban moatte bente I fpr=
retDbe Mar. 9g 81 bar set / bbert
6al6 life bam iom bab6e ypn=
Set 5igna1erne". @n balb Ones
Mor ti6ligere babe man / ct Mnfn16
al 11ltbrlig @obmtl0be6 gibet bonn
&rofeS1ortitelem men intet &oteoer
Nelten ol1e Da1morfs Digtere |
&un6reoe Mnr - nniten ol1e Sranf=
rigs, Gnglanos og Spiflanos / 1am=
me StoSrum er 6%efilere6e foroi 6en=
ne &ritifer, iom bar vbeitemt" 6em,
gibet BENT 6eres 8la6s / &i1torien,
| fa1tet tit fritiife 2Ds ODER 6em oQ
!. oereS SRrfer - Iom bar flgnget ali
ltpe6fommenoe / Srebler og fur
i6gt set beientlige. n6e / europa
! bnor bons @abn tr9ngte trent, ba1
mon Left og oDrfet benne 6an1f{
:: &anfer, og Mor efter Mar bar bnr
lo6et lin N6it lD0e / u%oenlanbft
&u!turcentre. - 5eirrig bar banS
!, Sremtre6en life beret. SIT Sen
font lite n6ies me6 at ie, men bi
: 1e igiennem Menne1fer> bar Ell
tornef1tl6 5ti at bar6re. Sntet Tin
Ser ga, at ban ct 5te6 bor giem:
itg UNDER 0on Quirotes Moife.
Sc, lom fien6er li6t til Sorjfp6:
ningerne tn6enfor biitorife 8ebe
, gelier, Be, 1om b s, at Menne
ifelibet en6mu fun CT / &11op og II:
fe bill bere 81omit f9r ON o61fillig'
S1tnorebe Mor, Sc be6 og1oa, q:
@ranoes trofolt bar forfegtet 81
Brinciper, BON lobe6e at billie giprt
fig til Salsmo16 for fin berpmme:
1ige 8. Nobember 1871, og at 81
Erinciper et1gang bill bin6e ct mere
iiffert So0felte ems MI. st @lif
SiItoriens t%9tifrebne 6iber bill bi1t
enbber, at al l16bif!ing begpnoe,
fom & % fortiettes fom Scamp,
in6til Maalene 11ooes.
Sill ba Sen, iom mi poa fin FEM
Observation-Disclosures Sp6ie1sboQ
bar ben @ebi61tbe6, at ban life beI1
forgebeS 6rog fit Sber6 al 6fe6en!
&an bar ilaaet, iaa set boo6e bbi=
neoe og peb - og ban Iegeoe life
De 5oor, ban fog. Sit - 2egens
&11n}t er life &rigerens Sag.
g.. 6. Gtran6bpIb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-02-02
Gn Mainbebag.

S Manoags bar bet FEM Mar, T.
ben Digteren German 8ang 6goe !
Ogden, Utah, iu1iooelbart efter at
bore bleoet plubfelig fDg ! Sernba-
netogct. Sans foite 0plpsning
fonot Steo / Metn Sort nogle Gage
j Sorbeien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-02-02

u8aronen er ct al De lpffeIigite
Menneifer, ban er fffr1tp forelffet |
fig felb, og ban bar lite en- eneite
MibnIl."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-02-02
RptrRfpn.
Beribing faar Drbre til at fprlaoe
Meegicp.

,faar Drbre til at ferlabe
.Megico.
S 2gr0ags bleb @enernlmajor
8eribing beorbret til uopboloeIigt
at trpffe fine Gropper tilbage fra
Merico til De Goreneoe 5taters Dm-
raa0e.
@eneralmajoren bar lea. ii Maa-
l1coer opDolot fig i 5poen Tom gbef
for ben 5traffeefspe0ttion Der /
MortS 1915 ~nolen6tes for at ufan,
&C 8illa bpo eller 1ebenoe."
Sor Ell Sr6ens 5fDlo ber Oct
Der tilfbies, at 8illa frem6eles er
baaoe pan FIJI 500 og ip~illeDen0e,
til Srobs for, at tolD Guiir16e ame-
%rifanife 5o1oater ienbtes pan Sagt
efter bom.
Den 8. STARTS / 6ior boo6e ban
short ct forporpent Mngreb poa 60
lnnlb11s, sc. &c. og to Gage ienere
1T Beribi1g l1orpfningsor6re. Gen
miolertioige merifonife Nrafioent
g1oroe mango Soripg pno at ober-
tale De Sorene6e 5toter iii at begibe
fig Bort fra Merico; men bberfen.
Er1tler el3er bonningfgbe Or6 biolp.
Solooterne bleb> bbor Sc bor.
Men @illa fit Sc life fat /.
Sen @rRn1ebagt> fom etablere6eg
longS @ran6eflo6en af mango 6ta-
tiers 8orgebpbning, En- for en- flor
Sci allereoe biernpermitteret; mi er
poer1igerc $4,000 al 6iS]e Milits=
1nloater beororeoe bjem og bill Iog=
tens bore paa Sci 1oor General
mojor &eribing letter To6en poo
merifanif Territorium.
Man antager> at Sc requlere
Sropper bill blibe forfeit / 8aqt.
gr1tpper !angs SEN merifanlfe Greet
1e;; men nogen 8e1temmelie berom
er life truffet, / bbert Sol6 lite Of
fentliggiort.
Sorboloet meGlem be to Nabore-
pnblifer er fto0ig n1iiffffertt, omet,o
Oct bar ct &rag of b6flig @%enifobe,
1igbeo. Men 1elp Sen laneboriae
&onference mellem omerifanife 90
merifanife D%elegereoe / Mtlantic 81.
tn forte life til noget @eiultot, ioet
enrron5a life fan6t fig bef6iet til at
1tnoertegne Sen al &%onference11 BEES
togne Brotofol. 9oa set er rimeligt>
at n1on MI bo16er Die meo Cor
ro115a - feb ON 8iIla in6til pibere
moa opgibes.
General G1niton, ser er @rpn1e-
bogtens &omman6ont, figrte / 2br-
bags neo til 8eribings &obe6fpor=
ter og forbanoleoe me6 bom ON Ne-
treten; BET er Suniton, 1om faar
Den foftiife 2e6elie al E%ilbogetoget
logt pao fine 9fulore. Men 6a ban
boboe Sorbaon6spioen ON, bbo6
Griasminiiteriet paotenfte, bur ban
truffet oe n%60ben6ige 6oronitoltnin-
Ger til at looe &arens Eilbogerpf-
ming foregoa pna Sen melt praftijf
mulige Mao6e.
Wtar ontoger, at Beribings Erop.
per bill babe for1a6t Merico i Slut,
1n11gen at l1gen. 9e bar lanqe oa
onitrengenoe Dogsmarcber for fla,
tit giernem 9}rfener, bbor @ono iiHHe
ct at op6ribe.
neutrality-suspicious. in6befotter
boobe Mrti!leri &obolIeri oq ynfan,
teri iornt en- flor Meng6e 2oItouto.
mobt1er til 8eforbring at 8robiont
og Mmmnnitior. Da Or6ren til at
bet1oe ON o11fo1n> befan6t Ber5bino
itg meo fin Scr go6t og bel ito
Wtil SD6 for SEN amerifonif-meri.
fn111fe @rpnSe
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-02-02
g. $. 11nber sne.

Sra Meroepn, g. 8. me06eltes
i @aar, at 5tnten ct 6afffd Of foo
|bgie Gag Sne pna ct enfeH Sfeo
(Meofie1b) Iigger 5neen / Driber
Ipoa is So6s &gioe. 5neftormen e.
ben poIoiomfte i SUB 9afota fi6er
1885.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-02-02

Sfrib efter grpbennmmer.
.nf bette glab.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-07
FOLKS
now VISIT FAIRS
ITO SEE NEW AUTOS
I'D Models In Motor Cars Attract
- Much Attention as Prize Crop
and stock Specimens.

1Aate fairs have now become an in
sakl alton the country over. and lit
s41Nething like world war cannot keep
TIL thousands Of interested persona, In
TIN city and country. from making
ffsxtr annual visit II the crowds al
te0ding the tr!-state fair can ra tak~f
As@A criterion. this yea~ vii 20 q re-
C09d -breaker. In point oG aitereanee.
thSnUghput the country.
Afcng with the exhibits az hl008ed
story. prize crop specimens aud mod
arr farm machineYr the motor Har
noew comes in for its share OK -ttaa-
tiGn. And here the visitor ENDS aH aE-
teRestsng automobile SHOW 0f StHda-
baker. rars, series ia MOI Is ara also
of*Etufefasks com aerctai cars. Is the
Ax{o show.
The touring car EXHIBIT Includes
both Ave and seven~passsrEe cars.
<oadsters ard closed cars 81 the six
cylinder and four~cylinder type The
co.'s are displayed tn variety e
bGAntiful color con- citations, including
sc1r0me green. auto bile. Gattleaa1p
ErAy and purple laks.
Tormer records for <str saiaa prom
- 10 be broken this year Nowadays
tbs farmer cannot AFFORD to Use the
ordinary means cf trans portatlon tn
geeSlMg~ 70 and from town. but must
make svery minute count ia order to
70 lie the fullest benefit Of h3s IN
ve9tment. The aufomoblts IL fast be-
coming Indispensable or the farm Of
course. IL cannot be used for the eawe
Durpose as Clydesdsle horse Ii mIlrt
eoE or a TAT pig. and Il W3}t not bring
In revenue IN inst the same Way.
but 1t has, however. r Place to atl.
and II used with fhe same Judgment
fhAf one would expect ta -exercts e pettn
the other farm eCGtpraafz1 IN 8rLaE In
SECURE reasonsh.a income Il r.I
ali tkAt place just as well as any one
NJ the others
u aHx 7advantages Of the motor ear to
- uroanite are TOO many and too
8WNH Ernwn to require further descvip-
ton. To any family, Whether II he tn
tAp country or In the city an auto
m0pale means health strength and
AIDED vigor-~it mesrH. fr fact. in
CREASED happiness, The motor clr >
1irne saver. heath eltor. tusl.
nAgs-snsIder And. best ef an me
aWnmobile contributes untold toss
Aua pleasures 10 life when used ia q
pEelv business way
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-07
NEW WHEAT PEST
IRVAD[S VIRGINIA
wv stSA% Rak ~

%specisI to Tha Richmond Tl~etnian-)
Rfacksburg Va Cct. e~-T3r r. D
FTomme, plant pathoiorif - thr Viz
ytria Polytechnic trst5tu+e has this
10 say a.AoGt q serious ueahca ~ the
wheat crop in certain sections Ct VIZ
Einta.
..specinens o. wheat pest new
d. the state and NJ rare occurrence tn
the United States have hcep received
By the plant patha,0 eist sr She ew-
pertinent station 3Hr.nr 'he present
season from q farm ln Fock!ngham
county.
ssThe disease IN question which has
bean called false crRot and rar cookies
m Europs. attacks fhe Eratr and rem
fers H. urHa la BILE sud unFt for are
rurpn&e The infected grains 81
wheat are only about one-thtr5 the
sixe ~ normal grains snt arc h1acH-
sened or discolored. Eeuailv nil rhA
grains i'm head are infected The
owner or the FIELD estimated that fu}-
~ one-feurth If tba crep was di-
eaAsed. The disease IS caused Fv min
trtS~ WORMS called nculatoGe~ which
arA similar 70 those that produce the
deetruetage rect knot disease Of cot-
t0r and other plants These worms
are SO small that they cannot ne seen
with the eve ana their presence can
only be detected attn the at1 Or r
1rtcroscope When ar affected grain
Il crushed and examines under = mic
8Yoaccpe 1t Is seer - he fGii % myrtaGs
az trAxe worms
The most effective rern efy lies In
~ use OF clean seed and the avoid
aaace Of any that appears to Ae-s4 F.
1u6tEd n n NOT possrTyTe 70 remove
m "a the diseased grains in a fam
mag mill. and apparently seed treat
ss5.ert ~ used for tie smut is not ef-
lESatfve
eA Az N wartime measure and - p
tt6r of aecor9uaT, every hushel II
z4AeA1 and oats aDwn this wear should
AxE treated for smut. At the average
- from nant and at the present
N1ca ~ wheat saving ~ ABOUT 81
II be realized At q cost 81 .bout T
= NJ f0r materials, Treat aeed oats
SnM1 wheat AZ follows:
4 keat the grain on q hoor or can.
3Nn6 ma sprinkle with solution ma lie
1 nne Pound Of formalin $40 Der cent
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-07

per and beautiful ornamentation is
calling, therefore, for hats trimmed
with ostrich Plumes and French curl
ed tips, short or medium, are selling
well especially In fine extra wide and
full effects Fine pompons and other
farcies also are active. Flat bands
Of fine ostrich are reported In de-
mand In certain quarters. The lead
Ing colors are black, taupe, purple,
brown, navy. beige and old rose"
The bulletin goes on 10 say that
pompons the popular trimming Of the
moment. are shown In several mater
/ ials--wool ostrich, fur. burnt feath-
ers, ribbon, chenille and cut pasted
feathers. novelty ia a large pompon
showing the use of uncurled ostrich
sometimes combined with silver cloth
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-07
MANY WAYS TO SAVE
= On GASOLINE BILLS


se nt3e'F 9FiVetP cur CT ~ are
r..sss - ~ sasai3ae. a&eoT9tns to joe
g ueia' % ttle o9Hth Motor safes
80 pm, VINO cites q number Of ways
- 1us3 may ne 'ohsef Eea. moth for
- esH@fa} good aha es matter ~
aoff4S 19t the owner Here they
- i71te@of aa9astfa"Ht ~ e prime
l INT re noe. mixture taaf Is too
g y t7e 'ean "3ia aa]is" more gas
49, ~ pe 4@f" i3 performing "a gwen
80 -. ou1ll 81 Ia l59f, tF"h 81 correct m3N.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-22
Tronwcodin ia ympdrist0n uutisia

SnmaIanpaIiuelafiia belmifa1lIa:
Is b. @afefieloisid Ito 10 ap. ia
10 8 ip. NpbGforlu Srompoooisia
fIo IL pditudlIG.
Spntgrpt ia fastettu:
@ilIinm ia Selmu Tupolan t.
SHUT @leonora iprt. iouliif. 81 b.,
tasteful beImif. Is p.
Sobn l1rpilainen.
610 g. slper ct. Sronpoo, @icb.
- Sruniuoobin aamialisiemrafam.
nan onpeluieuran fofous on firfon
baalisia maalisf. l p. flo pirpli s ip.
llrboolliiet naiiet otpat Min bptpid ia
tisotpat fabipia, feefid, pistettiG ia
maitoa. Siella on bptpad obielmaa.
StelG on baiSfa iManapietto, iinne
sruer,enrrne faifin.
- 8artaasienrat on belmif. 26 p.
Ito 1 Up. Mntti Wienpen taIosia Sob
ioisfpI6IId. EitIfaa labeltG ia fau.
foo tliiilemaan ia tGttemG1n Serran
furtaa.
@diepoeHG
S. urptlainer.
@dbGn fdptettpid, bptpGsid tin.
siosfa oletpia buomefalitia mppoddn
beti baltpolIa, &Gptdd fafomosia beti
Spontpooo Haterp'm pIdterrasio.
@. s[per ct. Srontpooo, Widb.
- Srpuaposbin 2anfanisfeiirafun
nan miebet on padttdneet emf Iai,art.
itai.iltana pit6d ne 10 enrtet maini.
tiit ntiesten tltornat. SielId on Of
.ieImaa: pttbe, foittoa ia qaaiIia run.
~Suasti ia iitten miesten fattarna tab.
tpip0pt6 fefd binatofnippaa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-22
: Waeeabee maistem iltamat @al

- UtuCCuuCt ~ ttluutut SOulU
r. +. baolilla emf iirnmiintairta 1. t. 25
b. ritfaolla obieImalla. 2aulua
miesfo0ri 2iitolta ia 9. 9. ieafoos
riltG, piibe roirtpa SaapoieIta, ioittoa
Serbert ia @illie Moroling ia @nb-
re1p Sill, p~iarpo6ipetto Sigrio &anta.
mGfi ia 2ppoia Mafi, Sololaullta
2iIie Mnberfon, ioololarlua Sobn
MGfi iefa palion miti,ta obielmao.
&abapia bptpien fotitefoisten leitpos-
ten fansia.
%tamatoimiturta.
- Snmri iaapmn,tt. @a,tt1i,tlas-
tiIlinen Saitboia 10 gIdinteniaiboia
on iintri iaapatti,t. @dptddpd fania.
Ioifet tefemGsid imtbo-ostofienre BE-
ii, fila ia,tbot otpat mainioita ia bin
nat tObhndIiiet.
(8) MarnteI Sell.
= YsbGfomInIasten ompelmieitran
fofons on eteeniattmneista IpistG euIi
tiistaina I. T. % y. Flo H8 ip. MrS
Garlionin talosia MoutefaIun Iafee.
fila.
- MitG on tebtGaui paballe fpl,
%mDgSelle. sos te bal,iaite psfGlGG-
fettG, iofa toimii nopeasti ia tparmas
ii parantaesiaan f%plmppttG, psfGd ia
fitrffurobn6G, Min bommatfaa So.
|Iepn Sonep & Taria. sc ~parontaa
titlebtuneita furfitn eIimiG, rintaa ia
%benfitortpea; atpaa psf1fuIun, croft.
taa liman ia tefee bensittGmiien bel.
%pommaffi ia lopettaa furfun futile.
miien. 81 iiidnd mitddn biiumaiis.
aineita. MpptGtpGnd faiftialIa.
(Slm.)