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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-02
BORDERING ON SOCIALISM

i The House o: Representatives re-
Gently had under consideration L dam
gerous Socia1istr proposal of Demo-
cratic origin. which was defeated
through the persistent opposition Of
several promiuen, Republicans OF that
j. body The measure proposed tina. all
) government officers and employees in
the District Of Columbia be permitted
ito purchase supplies at cost from the
.rscommissary, department, Of the Army
Cor Navy. 1t was also proposed that
the measure apply 20 FL government
Employees anywhere in the United
States. This, when on" established.
rould never have b.>'c repealed. tus
ould have been extended until the
vernmen. became the retail store
eper for tne entire countrr. r."
arrest insight into the rank injustic.
.sso~ he proposition was given by Repre-
Sentative Nsdden. Of Illinois. who. in
paais speech opposing il. said
= There is not onc-th"a⁢idth part -
ruch reason or iuStic. III permitting Ii"
,-semployecs of thr eoverns!cnt |" pU:
lmcSase their food and other supplies FROM
3. the uuartcrmast"r stores IT ih" arm
n as there would lie to permit IN" rr..n
- who dig the Sew"rS-and pave IN: +tr''";-
~ and do the common labor nc. III" yit'd
~ States. TO do that. These ar" ia" ;ucn
- who furnish thu facilities. the trLnspor
~ tatiou. everything that E"''$.to make uD
- the prosperity and pr"ScrN'' tis'. h",ltr
OF every community ia ii" land. and
- they toll for not "a .Nr"rI nE"-halt ct
the compensation that III" government
employees receive. Why should make
the government employees 4 preferred
class? Therr ought not To be amy law
passed giving to- any preferred class
rights that do not go TO ever: class in
the country. We should IN 70 instance
pampcr the civil employees Of the -"r-
+rnment and discrimiuatr against every
man. woman and child in the tr'i''!
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A I,UCID EXPLANATION

Senator Chamberlain. once accuSeu
by the President in a III OF executive
! anger of making false assertions re-
. ,ssariing the ineficiency Of the govern
! ment in war preparations. for Interior
i;purposes. made very Impressive
1: S;atement in explanation OF his sup
/ port of the Oyerman bill. He salu
that he was compelled to endorse II
4 because in large measure It incorpoF-
lated remedial legislation which the
) constructive members Of the Commit
q! tee on Military Affairs have long rec
/; commended. but which Mr.. Wilson OPP
posed. The chairman OF this commit
tee read into the Congressional Rec-
ord, in order to refresh the memories
of some of the Senators. The PreSlden-
tial structures 10 which he had been
subjected when last winter he charged
!. that inefieiency and Incompetence
: characterized our conduct OF the war.
recommendations made By Weeks,
Nadsworth, New, Lodge. Smoot ana
other Republican Senator's have been
adopted by the administration. These
recommendations were cryStalized IN
.,.,he measure providing for director OF
munitions and war cabinet. and TINS
! measure was com5atted BY Mr.. WILSON
with all the enormous power at his
command.
- The conclusion is uneS~apabi" that
the President opposed that bill partly
because OF his ui$p!"a>ure with me
: criticism TO which the administration
had been subjected. and partly. per-
Maps chiefly. because the bill did not
Eiginate with him. Had it been
ssed in the face o: his opposition. It
hit have created the feeling
Elghout the. country that Congress
was no longer the creature OF his will
SO putting into operation the salient
features OF the bill. he condemned the
bill itself and saved his face.
- "The place where IN" strongest VIII
is present will be the seat of govern
ment," once declared Mr.. Wilson, ana
that old 1912 plank in the Democratic
platform. declaring for the preserTa-
ton and maintenance in their full
strength and integrity Of the three CO.
ordinate branches OF the Federal gov
eminent, each keeping within its own
bunds. and no, cncroachinS upon the
Just pawers OF either OF tn" others"
|,has been charrl.d beyond recognition
or reVindication. Il WAS the cardinal
doctrine OF that great patron saint ut
the Democratic party. Thomas Jeffrr-
son, that that COUNTRY is best GOV
erneG which is least governed: NJ.
!, Wilson'S interpretation o. thar prin
ciple apparently rci..:S /" number rath-
er than to laws. toG under the party
! which Sanctiti"S Jefferson this country
has within the brief space Of five years
become the subject of on"-lIiau govern.
ment. Politics. is Il pulling thing.
Fortunately Their" is always Ia br
found in it poieEt!alirirS which sooner
or later create 4 reaction.
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IRISH CONSUMPTION
AGAIN POSTPONED

LONDON. May IAN order in coun-
ell has been issued further nostponing
the operation of the national service
act, or CONSUMPTION. :ls respects Ireland.
hryoud May |. 10 which ii had been
postponed previously. Some OF the
morning newspapers say thc postpone
ment is due TO the governments wish
10 introduce home rule bill nnd to Sec
what measure nf success II gets before
proceeding 10 enforce CONSUMPTION in
Ireland which. il is said in some quar-
ters. is not likely to ~ attempted in
tho next few weeks.
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BRITISH NAVAL LOSSES,

LONDON. May 1.-SiN officers and
.l.ir,rr1, men are missing az the result
AZ h.. naval disasters rrnvrtrd tonight
hy the British admiralty. The sloOp
low slip WAS turp"d0"d ami sunk Arri!
-. and five officers and one man are
missing. and tnrpcd" boat No. 20 foun-
d"r"d and from her on" officer and
we've men ~" missing
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OFF FOR CAMP SHERMAN.

SpeclI, Dispatch To Tn" Inl"llig"ncrr.
CADIZ May l.--lIarrlS"m county :
quota OF twenty-five draft""s We're s'.n!
II: to Camp Suvrnau this mnrnI;@;
with patriotic demonstrations. y civil
war drummer and Il c"inrtUT "i twenty
veterans and citizens marched [" tn
station. An address WAS mad" by J. =.
t;lnvrr representing IN" j. :. Ma Cr"ad,
most, -: A. X. Each draiu" rarr,"h =
box If lunch prepared BY tn" w"ui"n ri
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Acted Tavorably,
Nurses Examined.

Being held earlier than usual on ar-
count Of the war. 1l5 nurses from the
various cities of the state attended the
annual examination held here today ny
thu state board of examiners. OF which
Dr. J. T.. Cannady Of this city is presi-
dent. The demand for nurses In tn"
service Of the government. both in the
army and navy. is given as the reason
for III" examinations being held much
earlier than year than in the past
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NOTICE
Editor lntelllEcncer:

Editor IntelIlEcncer:
You are authorized TO announced
Davis Elkins Of MorEantnwn. Monon-
gala Co.. candidate for nomination
by the Republican Party for the United
States Senate from West Virginia, sub
Ject 10 all rules OF the Republican Party
and the laws Of the State or West Viz
Ginia governing the primary election
10 be neld August. 1915.
ELKINS CAMPAIGN Committee
J. II. McDERMOTT. Chairman.
T. q. Drawer. S81.
Morgantown, ". Ya-Adv.
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Mr.. Brnwn-I had Il queer dream last
night. my dear. | thought | SAW an
other man running off with You.
Mrs. Brown--'Anh what did YOU say N
him"
Mr. Erown | asked him what he WAS
running Exchange.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-02

Remember your subscription |" the
I.,i-.rty Loan cannot b" ruuutcd IN the
r.,ialS until yuGr First payment Is mace.
tom: neglect this important cQnS!dera-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-02

Discovered Rear Admiral Doctor
Gra,'scn holds the responsible position
Of sheep picker /" The President. Now
let the country blcat
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III" T'rsl .-i- -'io:nS fine nrr her bond
qu,t:ts: il IS III, East that ~ tn" lag
gard :nIS time.
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Ecrnun papers have changed their
tun: If contempt to on" Of fear OF our
entrance into t::': war.
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i:"war" If any separate peace that
Austria offers She. is Il pupIrt IN the
!il,l.is: Of tie pr;Sdt,u BulIIv>.
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nniy !ire" days more TO make good.
and ", should make II better than gouh
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And there is that other Kill Joy. who
remembers when ii showed in May.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-02

TaHin- 4 flock OF sheep on the White
'tous. lawn is an attempt /" pull the
wool over the eyes of the people.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-02

Russia realizes too late how badly shc
WAS gold brirked by Germany.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-02

And yesterday was tho twentieth an
uivcrsary OF the destruction OF tn"
Spanish t!.c, in Manila Ba5. by Admiral
DEWEY
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Tho decentralization Of the postal ser
ric6 cont inucS and General Burlcson
likewise conIinUeS--in office.
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States collier. Cyclops. has been spur
los vnrScuic'
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Money and men and men and money
is our part now In this great conflict.
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CAPITAL NEWS

CHARLESTON. W. Va. May IA
charter was issued today by the secrc-
iary of state 10 the Laurel Coal cor
poration Of Huntington. operating in
Sherman district. Boone county; CAPT.
tai stock. $4,000; incorporates. f. NJ.
Johnson. W. ". Hall. VI. F. Johnson.
NJ. \. Hall and NJ. c. Brown. Of Charles
ton.
Acted Favorably.
Acting favorably on the application
of the Electric Milling company. or
Grating at Renick. for permission TO
discontinue running it's power plant as
Il public utility. the public services
commiss.,.n entered an order in that
case today.
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II may b.. that H. missing United
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Yesterdays movies" were the real
thing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-02

Now push. and push hard. for al
over tn" Top record.
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HANDS ALL ROUND"

May gives US rather 4 cool grccti
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The SAVINGS OF IMMIGRANTS
By II. P. FAIRCHILD
Liberty Loan Lesson and Thoughts Our Changing
of Living.

Surolngv in Yale University and Immigration Authority
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Government to
Encourage Gold
Production

The United States government has
taken cognizance of the gold shortage
and viii study gold production and de-
wise means of stimulating 1t.
Gold producers and banks In West
ern states are much concerned over
the gold situation. In recent confer
ences they have urged upon the gov
eminent some incentive for speeding
up production Gold never was in
such Worldwide and desperate need as
now. and production is actually declin-
ing.
The decline in the United States for
the current calendar year is estimated
at $11 100000.
Next to food. gold is the greatest
essential OF the age. A bonus on gold
production has been recommended by
various groups Of bankers, but Appar-
emily has not found favor In high
places.
A committee Of experts has been
named to thoroughly investigate diffi
cuIties confronting gold production.
Its investigations and recommends
tions will be awaited with particular
interest In the entire West
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? pgMoNsThATIoNs
! AND DEMoNSTRAToRS

The more senses brought to play in
learning anything the longer 1t is re-
membered. II II is demonstration Of
some particular truth the easier II is
10 repeat the procedure II the sense OF
sight and hearing are uHed than II the
same information ha0 been obtained
thru the printed word.
The Farm Bureau feels that dem
onstrations and demonstrators are
needed In order TO do the most effec-
tive work. Can you prune q tree by
reading directions from a book? No.
are Infinitely better.
The same with need testing and troat-
ing and many other common practicos
they can be learned more quickly and
remembered longer BY demonstration.
Do you need. do you want, demon
stration of some kind In your COM
munityf
Dsrnonstrators arc farmers who
knnwfng or believing that some farm
prnctioes are profitable undertake 20
denonetrate thnt lsct 70 the o0mmun.
~. 4. bslieyss fhe bsan bostis een
y eseases,s1 y Ise.ss s1ssyiss
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Red Cross
Membership
Proclamation

Washington, Dec. 10.-President
Wilson, in proclamation made pub
lie on Saturday. called on every Amer
lean to Join the American Red Cross
during Christmas roll call week. De-
cember 16 TO 20, land thus send forth
to the whole human family the Christ
mas greeting for which it waits and
for which it stands in greatest need"
The proclamation, prepared before the
President departed for Europe, fol-
lows:
To the American people:
One year ago 20.000.G0o Americans.
by enrolling as members of the Red
Cross at Christmas time. sent to the
men who were fighting our battles
overseas. a stimulating message of
cheer and good will. They made 1t
clear that our people were of their
own free choice united with their
government in the determination not
only to wage war with the instruments
of destruction but also by every
means in their power TO repay the raw
ages of the invader and sustain and re-
new the spirit OF the army and of the
homes which they represented. The
friends of the American Red Cross in
Italy, Belgium and France have told
and will tell again the story of how
the Red Cross workers restored mo-
Tale in the hospitals. in the camps, and
at the cantonmente. and we ought to
be very proud that we have been per-
mitted to be Of service to those whose
sufferings and whose glory are the her
itage of humanity.
Now, by Gods grace. the Red Cross
Christmas message OF 1918 is 10 be a
message OF peace as well as a message
of good will. But peace does not
mean that we can fold our hands. 1t
means further sacrifice. We must
prove conclusively TO an attentive
world that America is permanently
aroused 10 the needs of the new era,
our old indifference gone forever.
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FARM euREAu MEMBERS

Penrose-D. d. Bowman. J. c. Cuth
bert, J. e. Chamberlain, W. r. Craw
ford, r G. Downs. C. H. Glotfelty. L. J
Hodge, L. F. johnson. VIM. Kerry, Ed
Mcdaniel. o. d. Satterlee, J. A. Titus
rdscrabbie--Homer Breeze, v. q
Cheney. E. ,E. Dickson. H., Balversen
c. L. Jennings, Albert Lehrer, Clyde
Sheffield. J. H. Wagner, e @. .Wether
ell, G. L. Dickson
Lincoln Park--C. NJ. Chase, w w
Plummel. M. e. Snow. John Stocked
r. G. Kjbbe, ]. n. Laird,
Hillside--R. II. Dissmore, G, C.
Kaess, Frank Lamb, John squires. Eu
gene Mccormick
Howard-R w. Wiliouxhby
Four Mile-J. II, Dorndorf J. l.
Hastings l.. NJ Kellogg, d. T. McIn
tyre. Nieles Nilsson. Z. II. Pittman. l.
F. Watts, Frank Stefnmeir, VIM
Schneider, VIM. Mckenzie.
East Canon--W. 9. James. Mrs
Francis Bachelor, Mrs. W. w. Good
win. p. E. Lambert. J. W. Hadden. r
Bachelor, G.. w. Waits, Albert Rule
w. w. Goodwin. X. J. Harry, o. 8
Reed.
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From the Fremont
County Farmers
Exchange Bulletin
THE = DAYS FRUIT SCHOOL.

IL fruit growing is a business which
those who have tried 1t and failed ad.
init that II is every opportunity TO
learn should be grasped
2The Farm Bureau and Horticultural
society have planned q four day fruit
school to be held at the court house.
Canon City, Dec 1920 inclusive.
This school. the program for which
follows. should be attended by every
one raising fruit DR.. E p. Sandsten
and Director c. p. Gillette OF Fl. Col
Inns will conduct the school.
II is different than the ordinary in
stitute held-that IL IL more thorough
in the instruction given II Is really an
attempt to bring its college TO the
fruit man.
The talks given are worth money to
you. The course cannot be given free.
The local expense OF the speakers must
be met SO II will be necessary TO
charge 800 for the course. II II is
worth anything 1t Is worth that. You
are not too old TO learn. The follow
ing is the program:
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Imercial ferfilizers-the use and value
of stable manure
2:45z: CO. Fertilizer requirements
for different kinds Of fruit general
discussion Of soil fertility in Fremont
county.
2nd Day, Wednesday. December. 10
s:oo-1I:45. Orchard cultivation prin-
ciples involved; sod orchard versus
clean culture-cover crop-dinerent
kinds OF cover cropH and their local
Iadaptation-the effect on fruit pro-
duced and quality OF fruit
l0:30-l145. Seepage. It's effect on
tree growth and fruit production-fhe
height of water 'table---drainage. irri-,
cation and seeped land.
1:30-f:00. Principles OF tree growth
and its relation TO fruit production. Ex-
cursion TO orchard TO illustrate effect
of high water table. The effect OF
cultural neglect: the effect Of contin-
uous clean culture. Also to illustrate
what is meant by the term lack Of Wig
or and poor wood growth and its effect
upon the size and quality OF fruit pro-
duced.
3rd Day. Thursday, December 10.
9:00-10:15. The study OF fruit buds.
Cause which favors or binders fruit
bud formation
10:S0-l130. Commercial varieties.
What factor should guide, the grower
In the selection Of varieties 10 plant:
adaptability TO local conditions Of soil
and climate-market demand and
prices.
1:30-2;30. Principles Of pruning.
Pruning for wood and for fruit; prun-
ing for light and special shape.
2:s5-4:00. Field. demonstration In
pruning. -
4th Day, Friday December 20.
S:00-io:30. Diseases Of the fruit
trees and their control
10: 45-12: co. Review and question
box. y
l.30-2.o0. The leaf rolIer--its life
history and method Of control
245-4:00. Codling rnoth--its life
history and control.
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Exemption Board
Given New
Instructions

The Fremont county board of mill
tary exemptions, which had been in
structed by the War Department TO
complete its work on Monday and seal
UP its records this morning, has been
ordered by the provost marshal of Col.
orado to make rearrangement of its
classification OF all men of the selec-
tive draft in this county. which will,
probably, entail two or or three more
weeks of hard labor
Complete records OF all of the FIRE.
mont county men who have been in
Quoted into the military and naval
service. as well as all registrants who
seletcive draft law, had been prepared
by the board and alphabetically ar
ranged for the ues of the War Depart
ment when the instruction came to re-
adjust the entire matter and arrange
them in their serial order. This will
necessitate going over the entire list
and rearranging all of the data relating
to the army registrants Of the county,
many hundreds in number. The cards
of all of the registrants will have to
be changed and rejacketed with all the
necessary information pertaining to
them written on the envelopes contain
ing them, This will be done to con-
form to a beIated general order just
issued at Washington and made ap-
plicabIe to every county in the United
States.
When the records have been finally
arranged in compliance with the in
structions of the provost marshal they
will be taken charge of by the govern
ment for safe keeping. A copy, 1t is
understood. win be sent to the Amer
ican Historical Society at Washington
for preservation with the flies cf that
Institution.
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CHRISTMAS CANDY NOT -
TO BE RESTRICTED

Christmas candy will not be re-
stricted by the food administration.
Many candy stores, in accordance with
voluntary sugar conservation plan
undertaken uopn the initiative of the
trade itself, have been refusing to sell
more than. one pound at time to a
customer. This restriction is not re-
garded by the food administration as
d necessary conservation measure this
holiday season, since the sugar short
age has been materially relieved.
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least 80 has been their experience.
A. sprays his bean patch this next
summer nd demonstrates that IL can
DO controlled. A. is not an experiment
or Tor bean beetles have been controlI-
cd by spraying. The same with rraas-
hoppors and other insect pests.
Thefo are n few accepted axricuI-
urnl truths such ~ tho proilta ahlenosr
0f tasting and treating seed; that infe
moltsrs arc gonorally tho best layerp
that organic matter 10 the chief nosd
OF Colorado ard Fremont County aolis.
that 1909 fsed1ng Il necessary ior 50.
~ ln livestock Those arc FACTS.
xot ulesr Psncttce Il far from bolng
gonesel nsponstrations anl denoS.
eeseeoee ~ nee1Nd - show lkoos
ss.sne ose1easessecss ~ oee0ssSr
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MupREREH
IN JEllURfUE jAfI

Montrose, Colo. Dec. 1O.---Mur1 Ed
misten. is years old, confessed MUIR
derer of Vincent Corado of Telluride.
Is safely In jail at Telluride. Edmis-
ten was placed in jail early Sunday
morning, officers resorting 10 ruse TO
avoid possible attempt to lynch the
prisoner. 1t had been reported that u
mob was forming. Eliminates broke
down when he met his mother md con-
Tossed his crime.
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MORE HOUSES PLAcARpEps
FOR THE AFLu"

The following places of residence
were placarded by the city marshal on
Monday for the influenza in accord
ance with orders issued by the Board
OF Health:
Roy Seip. 634 Macon avenue.
B. p. Pennington. 316 Macon avenue.
william, Leonard. 1916 River street.
M. Simpson. s01 North Devcntn
street.
T. p. Morgan. 305 River street.
J. w. Hawthorn. lo@ Greenwood svc.
nue.. f.s'F
Grant Dickinson. sss 0rssnwood svc,
nue.. * !.
y. c. Meyers. 7os Rudd svenue
W. Boucneau. 50 Piko avoalne,
Dr. J. y. Dicksos, 7at vlessj avq1us
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REPORTED SERIOUSLY
WOUNDED m ACTION

Mrs. Carter OF 627 River street re-
ceived telegram from the War De-
partment on Monday Of this week in
forming her that her son, Verde e.
Carter OF Company F. 354th Infantry.
Eighty-ninth division, was seriously
wounded IN action with the army In
France on October 20. Mr.. Carter en-.
listed in the army at Pagosa Springs.
Colo.
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NEW aEslpgNrs TAKE
Va poooGosIoM o. S16aag

Mr.. and Mrs. 2. 8. Miller ou1 fann-
ily OF East Canon, who rooeal1y Dus.,
chased the rTopsrty ~ the oosnos Ct
n1sventh street and Macon AVoopos
havs taken Deeeesisen Of 49, ~
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THE -FOUR DAY

1st Dsy, Tuesday, osesmber ~.
Selection OF Orchard Land.
ell. Orchard land and location.
with reference TO soll reaujrsment--to
oxposure--to soil drainsge--to atm0s'
phoSic drnlnage--to froet--to market
Ito labor. an1 70 transportation.
lila o0esttons and infermai d.
i:SS.S:so. asll Ysrtilsty- -plAss foe1
Foou1gGmon1 ~ oruo OIoW1h ~ lpu1(
Dso1ssaIuo. ~ - - soloe = go