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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-12
0adridteu non Heb Siro.

Die Mebr5abl Der Sarmer in oieier
@cgenb iino iest NIT benz Stoden H.
res 8eioens fertig uno iino nun bcim
ginbringen hires Safers. Die Safer.
ernte lit bier 5iemlib gut.
Die SamiIien bon 8uo Spurgeon.
Geo. McSntoib unb CLAUDE 8rigbt
%periammelten iid auf Der 81. 6. SEC
;Sntoib 5arm lin ben 9ierten Sulr
our6 Elm SamiIien B.. Bifnif gu feiern.
Seroinanb 8rigbt l,nb SamiIie
pcroen nddlte ISOLDE mad st. 2ouis
aieben, Inn BORT ibre 5ufiinftiee Sci.
matb gu MAIDEN. Serr @rigbt mar
bisber auf ser g. 6. WcSntoib Sarm
beiddftiet.
Sn einemt Shreiben bon Der Satin
zines unierer @nfel, in Colorado,
miro beridtet baB Die Iusiidten fiji,
&orn bort nidt iebr gut iinb, inbem
es BORT gu troden mar. gs bat fiira'
lid bort geregnet unb man bofft 3D.
Der al,f cine grobe grnte bon Iintc
9obnen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-12
9as 81. V. u. Camp, in BEN, tuirb
iGbrlides 8ifnif abbalten.
Sonitise 0adridten bon Sem.

aornpfliigen uno @ei5enitoden
iino iett in Oieier @egeno Die Sollpt'
iade.
Srai, Gatbarina @ioenbollr licgt
sur Belt tranf oarnieoer.
s(lla. 2oeb uno Samilie famen am
pereangenen Samstag 5ltriid bon
Iofomis, SIG., no iie mebrere Gage
bel Ierponbten unb Sreunocn ollf
9eil6 gepeien maren.
Gas bieiigc &c. @. 81. Camp bielt
feline Gerianmlllng am letten Cams
taa 9lbcno u,D hcidloB oas alljdbr'
lidc M. ". q. Eifnif AM erlten
Sanlstag i1u Illeuit abailbalten. 8.
g. 2%onhmcbr, S. $. Saploe nno 8.
q. Supelfu nllrben gum &cnlite fir
oas Bifnif crindblt. :
Ous 8ifnif mcIdes BON Scr Ssluno
Sonntagsihulc am porigen 0onners'
taa, Ocn A. Sllli. gegcben Dilrbc, mar
III icocr Siniiht Elm GROCER Grfolg.
Irn nGd,lten Sumstag Meno uno
o,,d) an Sonntug miro in Der 9apti'
lten Stride, in Ser 9tGbc bon gern.
'W~ottesoienit itattfinben unter Set
tune bon 8nitor g. 9. @roff, aus
Der IGbe BON Sumnlerfielb, Yto.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-12
Heuc Wasfraft.

Sine pidtise MitteiIuns tommt
aus Ncrpesen. Der Snbabsr Der
norpssiidsn Wtotortabrit in 5reoss
ritftao, Qnoors Noromart, bat sin
Yerfabren sefunpen, pooura aus
Srodentarbio @astraft tir Utotoren
ieoer Nrt er5eust peroen tam. Shne
srobe 8erdnpsrunsen tonnen iopo9l
Ypotmotpren pie Iutomobile Der
penpet perpen. Gin Wtotor nit
atpeieinbalb Yterhetrdften lpiro uber
90 Stunoen setrieben. Surh Elm
Si6erbsitspenti. pirO Der grpIo
,~ipnsgelubr poraebeu9t; i1nelIe une
loneiame Jabr: lam bequem oor-
1enommen peroen, beridtet nItten
potter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-12
Der li6erale 8Gder.

Die 2od)er IN oieiem Sprisfrden
iino aber furdtbur 9roB" erflarte
sic jltnqc 9ra,,. Sic iollten oatilr
Den Ereis etipas bcrabfesen."
Gas sebt wirflid nift," periid.
crte Der gGfer. raber i'd made Sba
ncn cinen @oridIas: id gable Sbtet
einen Gent fir ieoes Sod, oas Sic
mir suriidbringen."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-12

s q o. s W nbattan Str..
Rem Yort, bat iih IN ieiner bort be-
iinpli9en Nobnung DER to Sabre altt
ebemaliaf 9~oteIbeiiBer CHARLES Galds
sriaOlen, unO auf glelas Nelle pai
Der 60iabrige Goparo Z. Stmot9l
Dol, 70. 173 Weit 81. StraBe. ieit 10
Sabren Glert III einem ylep yorteT
Wurenbaus, ieinem Geben elm Gnos
gemaGt. 8sips binterlieben NoIi5en'
lie ieien unbeilbar trant uno tonntsH
Dos 2eben nift ldnger ertrasen.
Seuer ser itOrte bic GroB'
t1lGbterein Der Sobn 5. gudlep 80.
IN Gbeiter, pa. Der Sdaoen bstra9t
S250.0O0.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-12

reicn mar Der Grtrog nod groBer. 80
miro 3. g. uils ct. Sanles III Bbelps
County eemeloct, Dab icoc Sonne
Stalloilngcr Den @crt oes @rtrageS
I'M $3.50 erbGbte. Der Sarmer, Der
Den 9iinger auf leinem Sof liegen
lGbt, iolIte cs iid baber aur Iuf9abe
MAIDEN, bieien mabreno oes Sonmcrs
ober Serbltes auf ieinem 2anbe aus.
5uitrellen. Hidt cine Come bes
0ilngers iolltc beridpcnoet perben.
Sdrmer, sic iid nit Der Ibfiht
trage,l. I'M fommenben Serbit mo.
ceres 2ono NIT @ei5en 81 beitellen,
ioIIten es nidt u%nterlaiien, oieics
porber NIT &llnItoiinger at beitellcn.
Die bon Scr Mdcrbalidule ungeitell.
ten Grperimente baben ergeber, Dab
nlagercS, NIT <nltoll11ger beltreiltes
2ano $ 9l,idcI @ci3en pro gder
mebr abipirft.
&oIf lit ein ausge5eidnctes Ding
mittcI. 2Gnoercicit, allf oenen Der
&lee nidt redt geoeiben mill, follten
aepriift meroen. Sails es iid Der.
ausitellt, baB oos Sano iailer tit,
ioIIte &oIf a,lsgeitre,lt iperoen. Die
Breiic fir aalfitein iino ieit 8eginit
oes 9rieses nidt iebr geitiegcn. Die
a%nipenouns besielben miro iid Lob.
men, ba 6as nit Galf beban6elte Gan6
sic GrtroesfGbiafeit um 5lpiidcn 100
llno 200 8ro5ent erbDbt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-12
u,hr;dten aus ansrenSenben Goau'
ti,s, ans mnierem Staat mnb
anSercn Staaten.

si,ur county miro am J., A., D.,
.,,G 5cptcmbcr, in Sinn. Icinc oil
iobrIihc Ausitclllma boben,
r-,o translation filed with the post
moster at Hermann, Mo-, on July
;, 1918. as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
Gas Nuotum iiir &riegsltelermor.
fcn iiir Iacific, betrdgt $4,000 mo
9,91O wuroe sc5cidnet.
rr,e translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on July
II. 1918, as required by the Act of
October g, 1917.
gapitnin s. ". Sfellp. bon ct.
anilis, mcl6cr an Der Wfiiiol,ri
stoots rniperiitat als Sngenieur
%orobuirtc, mllroe fiir5lid bon &Onig
geora, bon England, nit benz Wtili.
t1r Nreu5 Oeforiert. Sfellp gebort
ann - rS~lgcniellr Gegintent. Die erlte
omcritunii6c Ginbcit melde 6 Wo.
noie inter tSelcr lpar.
True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on July
il. 1918, as required by the Act Of
October 6, 1917.
TrdiiNent @ilion bat hel &ongrcb
It'll .ntorit0t gebctclt, Die Scle9rapb.
urN Lclcpbon Ginicn ocs Sanocs
iibcrncbncn 5l 0ilrien. Gr lagtc, Die
NortrpIlc lei n%otbtpcn0ig, I'M militia
riidN @%cbcimnilic mabrcn 81 fonncn.
MI. Nlicc Tnbpns, bon Werico,
murbr onlGbEd ocs Sonneniinltcrs
1ik nm s. SUM cine Spfcr Der lln'
uornhtiofcit. Sri. Sobpns bcobad)n
tctc Die NcrIinitcrung obnc iit ciltes
bcrabtcn @Ioiics 5u bcoienen, uno IN.
i0,QG Oeiitu mllr0e Gins ibrcr Nltgcn
crni,Iid, ~bcid,doiat. Sic beiinoet iih
IN 9chonollmg bon Sp~c5iolilten mel
dit Ger Aniiht iinO 0aB oas perlette
Mice nit nngcntciielcr Sorgfolt pie-
Der norlnol mcrOen miro.
Tit itoutlidc @eburtenratc lit im
Sabre 1917 nm 5000 gegen Ous
Sohr 1916 5uriidgeblieben. Die ange=
gcbenc 3ubl Scr @cburten belief lid)
1917 All 59.3Gl. Die D0dIte @cburs
ttnratc mar III Sunflin uno Die ME.
ortgltc i'll Sepls County. SIM Mo-
not MFRS iuuren sic mcilten uno I'M
Stptcntbcr Die lpcnigIten @ebl,rten.
SIN Sabre 1917 crcigncten lid i'm
gon8cn Staote 1919 Sterbefulle.
enc Ahnnbmc bon 1895 gegell oas
Snhr norher. Nh Der Sltngenellt.
5iln0uu9 iturten 1920 unb on ser
Sfminbiuht 4,7O4.
Ger aroBe itGblerue @cloihranf
Dec uerit. Grco 6. YinDer muBte an
Mpntn0 ouf @ebeib oes Mobofaten
5. &. 6iihcr bon ct. Souis ourd
Ole Strdilingc @arrp @ells bon &an'
los Gitp unb @arrp Bridges bon ct.
Sori5 gcofinet merbcn, On man Die
Combination" uerloren bate. Die
3idtlingc bradten %aaerbano @ert.
5el'9c llnb mtb grploiionsitoffe nit,
1onOcn obcr, oaB iie oeiien niht be.
O~nrftcn. Solt nit einem Sanoumorc.
ben bottcl lie ben groBen Shranf Of
Ten. Scbcr erbieIt SOC. fir Die Mr'
belt. Sebernlanu mar Der @niidt,
oab Der itGblernc rSafe" iider gegen
einbrcd)cr ici. ober aegen grperte tpie
mon cini9c im 3uhtBaule bot, giebt
es feline oiebcsiibere @eloidranfe. SSn
DEM Sdrunf fan0 man cine groBe
ounnllc @elbcs un0 mande Wertb'
po3icrc. -Seiierion Gitp @olfsfr.
Staats 9(uoltor Geo. &. Sad
mann bat bcn Stuats Snperitten-
benton Der GffcntIiden Sdulen, Ucl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-12

siooc County miro onr 3, l., 3:
u.nf 1cptcmbcr, in CHM, ieinc oll.
;5brl,hc Ansitclllln9 bobei.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-07-12

Stoots aubltor Geo. &. Sad
mann bat ocn Staats Superitten-
oenten Der 6ifentliden Sdulen, uel
". Sombfin bena6ri6tigt, Dob Der
@ciammtbetros Scr itaatliden Sdul'
gelocr, sur Scrtbcilling in Dielem
Sdunliotr. 50, 36O,359.30 betrdgt.
lpns $273, 932.37 nlcbr it, ais lple
Der Vctroq melher in Oen Sabre Der
tDellt mrrrbc, mcldcs aIn 30. Sum.
1878. gum abidluB fam. WtiiIourt
'lcbt ungefGbr an Der olpan3lglter
otcllc lulter Ocn Staatcn nit Be5rg
ali oUr 9ctrog Scr itautlihen Inter
(h'Bitllg sur Grbultung Der orient
lldlcn Sdulul. 81breno Der oies'
lahri9e, iin Iuguit Ourd Den Sllper-
5mtenocntcn an sic Sdulen our yer
tbeiluna fomncnoe 9etrag Der groBte
IN Der @eibidte bes Staats lit, be
tragt Die Sunumc per &ino, I'M Shlil.
otter, nilr $2.55. Ser in oieier1
ShuIiabre fir bie Sdulfinoer ber'
fiisbare @etrag tprroe INN 1922, 141..
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-05-09

church fEpworth League room
County Ofiicers' Conf ference. N. =.
church (Epworth League room
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Enterta will be furnished On
the a. Harvard plan. Lodging and
breakfast frees
s2 on arrival at Watertown, ali dele
gates will be met sat the depots and
will proceed to the M ethodist church
where egistration VIII take place.
Meals and luncheons Will be served
by the ladies of the Methodist church d
80 cents for dinner, 35 cents for eve
ming lunches. Hotels ana restaurants.
Twill serve meals at their usual hours
Tuesday evening, at s; 30, a BANQUET
will be served for the state officers.
1.-THE state executive committee, county
and divisional officers, with all other
persons who care to share the fellow
ship. This will take place il the
presbyterian church ssI
i An Elementary Banquet, will be
served IN the Congregation church
Ion Wednesday evening. at $50. Mrs
sslGrebel gives the assurance that she
!, has something in waiting very mus
ua1 and unique.
4 CONVENTION PROGRAM
Il 90 to $3.50
n Registration of delegates AZ the con
BlNention Headquarters
Meeting Of the state executive com
mittee. a;SI
Inspection of the sunday school *
y hibits.
h Convention Proper.
\ Convention Theme loyalty i
h spirit and service
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-05-09

made che of the most Spectacular and
Impressive occasions that has ever
been Witnessed in the state, and it is
expected that not less than $500 will
be IA line, headed by Governor Peter
Norbeck.
Peck's Band Concert.
Peck's famous band, with its usual
courtesy and consid Iteration. will con
tribute their services to lead the pa
rade, and from 5 o'clock to 8 O'clock
p. M will give a great concert il
honor Of the visiting delegates. y
State officers.
President i. w Robinson, Parker.
Vice President, J. K. Cressey, Sioux
Falls
second vice President, Geo. q. Ken
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-05-09


Treasurer, Rev. 81. S. Mitchell.
Committee chairmanships.
( Entertainment, Mrs. A d. George,
Recep tion, NJ ii. selmser
Registration. Mrs E. r Bennett
Press and Publicity, Rev. Gay G.
White.
Decorations, Mr.. H. +. Smith
Ushers, MI. S. H. Goepfert.
n Pages. Mr. Martin shale.
Il Finance, Rev s. IS. Mitchell
Music. MRS Bertha % Cosgrove
Exhibits, Mrs. G. w. Wolfmeyer.
Convention and Conference Building
Main Convention, Methodist Epis
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-05-09

1 Superint endents Conference, NJ. p
church 9Epworth League room
County Officers Conference, M r
church (Epworth League room
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-05-09


s 3 90 i'd s 90 d MI n al
Elementary confer eilce at the Con
gregational chur lea Ter, lArs. lE..I
,lrebel, assisted by rs. Anna Mae
Brad Madison
Secondary conference At tue Con
greg ational church iea dgi Rev, ~ w
Pigion, Of Huron listed BY Ohm 81
Alexander Of Ghicago and AIrs ma.
Mae Brady, 81 Mad ann s|sl 81
Adult class confe rence, at the Pres
byterian church conducted the
General secretar Prof "a Locker,
st Paul.
Missionary cont SIS ut THE Bapi
list church conduct ted by pr. g. NE
Fox. assisted BY Rev. p. M Jenneyl
lof Valley Springs formerly mission
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-05-09
DiviaiOnal reports permit tend


ss Divisional rsp orts saip nfands
enta
tlss reid, ssas'Ai score
ON Eilapces pS A |!
Bniiding for the future ss
Cpnnty associat lions tlat ar i
aver the Ton
Moth uhlic recog nit iossl
homer PHI star and Isroat sIhs'
count less
sstar counties IRE those ING
paid their county pied ges u and Ids
win BE givens public reco ignition and
awarded the stare sesinants for one
hundred Per cent Oh ciencs
Front Line count iea ars hosss
that have la) held their count en-
,Yentions tb) sent in theiF satis tica
reports. ca county pledg paidi VI
lfull, and "a represe nta tion al thes q.
.tertown state convention lAs
section Of nonainating c0niEnitt tee \,
deno nainatio nal III oice
Noon neon
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-05-09

copa1 church.
Elementary Conference Cong ega
uonal church HIM .53ss
Secondary Conference, Congrega-
tional church
Adult difference. Pres yterian
church.
Missionary onfe rence, Baptist
church ID
Teacher rain IS, Epis copal church
Ministers ference ethosiist
s;lsslrch.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-05-09

airy in Turkey
Teacher training conference, at the
Episcopal chnrc conducted by Rev.
Gay q White, of NvatertoWn, former
Ily state lpsrintend lent of teacher
training work Of Maine
uEsDAy EvENING
Quot on hatevsr men may
think Of religion, the historic fact Is
THAT in proportion as the institutions
of Christianity lose their hold upon
the mul titude the fabric of society Is
III peril \
q! 30. Songs Of victory. Prof Lewis
RI Henry
500. Address byl Rev. James p.
Freeman p ~, Minneapolis Ss
Song and offering.
AS Address, 'Boyhood and Girl
hood 4 Civic Asset 3 John Z. AIexan-
|der, Chicago
Song and benediction
WEDNESDAY MORNING
S 1908 80. school of Mefhpd al, for
county and dep ient otIi GERS, II the
tEpwortn Lea gue Room Of ID Z Meth
odtst church con tssd by the Gen
lseral Secret ary asst stef I,y Pref q.
Iock er s I Paul.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-05-09

Twelve Hundred Delegates Expected 20
Be Ia Atfellda eakers Of wilde
Reputation 10 Deliver Addresses.

Watertown will have the distinction
and the honor Of entertaining for three
days next week approximately twelve
hundred delegates to the State Sun
day School convention.
It will be one Of the most notable
gatherings ia South Dakota for the
year 1913 and will be addressed BY
some Of the states most noted men
and women, besides speakers from
abroad.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-05-09
~
CANDID ATEF0II CO zIlBI10K
B Rep blicsn oonn
MAY ~. Igle |a l3outli Dakota

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~ sons an.l u l1z|
n
Joan lex aiitI
SOU md ,ensdic Al 9|I|
n n M NJ
oo:s "a. s ~ ii III tio s s
l5sshpds
NJ 1lsnnssl 81
cong rsgatSonal chuFci
100 Hymns III
Isewis d asnfy az ssssSs1s
Bible stsss IA ti iI s
Patriot II Pres zora 81. DAN
l5 The lbef ieau
IIIecti on sssEsss
New busin
3; lace ol,yentid
SONG. s8s6I|Ss
il. ~ sanda sscla n NE 81
Council ChalI 1olal ~
star sIsns y 3 q ~ IN
Noon 3and lsin0 y ll 3| 81 #
rltJRsnAy srEaNoo
Il s0 Patriot finn i acns Chor,il 81
choir, led by I'D 1dsng q
Il :60 Prayer tos Am 81
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-05-09
Patriotic Street Parade.

The citizens Of Watertown, as an
expression Of the spirit Of loyalty.
have with enthusiasm made arrange
nlents for a great loyalty street pa
rade at 90 p M, Thursday, May 16.
te be participated in BY the delegates
and their own citizens, and is I'd be
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-05-09

Temperance, Miss Laura Lindley,
Mitchell
seS Missionary, Or O IN. Fox. Wessing-
ton Springs.
Board Of management. B
General Chairman, Judge ". N
Skinner. II
Vice Chairman. Rev, Fred p, Stock.
ton.
il Secretary. Daniel q. loucks ~
Norwich bulletin., 1918-04-09
EASTERN LEAGUE MEETING
Magnates Vote to Apply for Class Rating Fran
 chise Transferred to Waterbury-P Portland Franchise Goes to ProvideDre-May Not Publish Box Scores.

Springfield, Mass, April S.-The. Eastern Baseball League voted here today to apply for Class 4 rating. The Lawrence franchise was transferred to Waterbury and after the formal an- nouncement of the sale of the Port land club had been. made that fran chise was transferred to- Providence. The league now includes Providence, Worcester. Springfield. Hartford, New Haven, Bridgeport, New London and Waterbury, Prices at games will be 50 and 55 cents, including the war tax. Clubs were advised to start their games at the same hour as last year.
 Another thing taken up was the matter os publicity for the scores of games ii thes Eastern. The Associated Press does not at the present time in tend to carry box scores on it's wires. Sunday pfS'e:s may get q chance to land soma Of theGa, but as a rule the A. P will endeavor to cut out all of the Eastern League baseball rews to a mere three-line introduction, Q score by innings and the batteries.
 Now as league, and this includes major league ball. stands or falls by the amount of publicity it gets, tins bit of information proved quite dis concertinw to the heads of the league. The matter was thre&bed out and Q conference will he tssid with the club owners in each city Tn which there is an Associated Press office and the
 nanaser Of tie latter office will noti- fv Eees York as to just what IS what, The Associated Press believes that it . carrying too much minor league baseball and it will take lot of argu-
 irE on the part of the magnates to get 1 the press association to alter its i views.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-04-09

 out records of the Giants for the last eighteen years or since the National League owners reduced the circuit from twelve to eight clubs The New York club, in this time, has hung 27S rows of horse collars on the noble necks of the obstreperous opposition Matty doing just about thirty per cent of these jobs.
 Major Big Six" kept his adversaries from the plate in eighty three champ ionship contests, pitching more shut outs for the Gotham team than any i three of it's other s1abmen. And while Matty joined the Polo Grounders in I 1900 he did only 8 little pitching for them that year, and he did none at all for them last season, his career as a Giant ending in July, 1916.
 Matty, as told. pitched eighty-three runless games for the Giants. The not tally contests hurled by Tesreau McGinnity and Wiltse totaled eighty two. Hooks" taking credit for twen- ty-nine of these events, the Ozark Bear Hunter for twenty seven and the 1 Iron Man for .twenty-six. No other I New York pitcher passed the quar- ter century pole.
 The present leader of the Reds holds 1 about, every shutout record on the New EsYorlk club. He was the only Giant l hurler who ever reached double figures 1 in whitewashes in one season and tht kalsomine the oftenest was 1908, wher T he pitched dozen running battles I The year hes played no favorites il distributing zeroes was 1907.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-04-09
War Gardens As City Assets Home Vegetable Aracveness of Community BY CHARLES LATHRoP PACK

aph1des, are very useful and one of them is a standard remedy against the pea aphis, the most important drawback to the pea industry. It con sists in merely batting or brushing the insects from the plants with pine boughs or similar brush, preferably on a hot day. The plant-lice are del icate creatures which crawl very slow ly. and few are able to regain access to the plants and hence die from ex- posture to the heated earth.
 Cloth eovering.-Cevering with cloth is an old remedy against the striped cucumber beetle, when the cucumbers are quite small, and for the protection of onions, cabbage, and other small plants from root masgots. A cheap covering may be made by using a frame made by cutting a barrel hoop into two pieces, which are then placed at right angles to each other, and the lower end is inserted into the ground with the curve uppermost. This is l covered with cloth of strong material
 and is held in place with earth placed
 around the edges to prevent the in
 sects working under it. The Q cloth i should be rather fine for this purpose.
 After the plants have attained some l growth the covers may be removed,
 and if care is taken they may be used
 another year.
 | Other coverings are also used for 1 the protection of valuable plants against the striped cucumber beetle and insects of similar character
 A cover such as is used for protecting
 foods against flies is useful for this purpose.
 Trapping. Trapping by different methods is practiced with some degree of success. For this purpose old
 boards, shingles, and chips are of val ue, and if employed at the proper time | will help in the destruction of many pests. It is. of course, necessary to | collect the insects which gather under these traps, every day, while these traps should be replaced in different areas. They are of particular value against cutworms, squash bugs, slugs and snails. They attract also other pests In the. case of cutworms poison baits are frequently placed under such traps and found of great value.
 Driving.-This remedy is of greatest
 value against blister beetles and is I employed especially in the Southwest Iwhere insects of this class are mos abundant and destructive. The man
 ner of putting this method into prac-
 tice is to send line of boys or mer
 through infested fields and drive th'
 beetles into windrow5 of straw O
 other dry Vegetable material, such a. weeds, which have previously beel cut down and left for this purpos'
 along the leeward side of the field After the beetles have sought refug in such windrow it is set on fire ant the insects are burned.
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Norwich bulletin., 1918-04-09
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MARKET WAS NARROW.
The New Liberty Loan Oversha dowed
 Dealings in Stocks.


 New York, April S.-Stocks were more or less neglected today by req. son of Wall streets complete absorp- ton in the new Liberty loan. Deal ings exceeded any of last weeks dull sessions by slight margin, but the markets narrow range indicated the perfunctory character of the trading.
 Meagre advices from the s western theatre. of the war afforded the shorts pretext for exerting occasional pres sure, but in important shares this caused only moderate impairment. The rare intervals of activity after the irregular forenoon were accom- panied by offerings of motors, ship pings and obscure specialties at re- versals of one to two and one-half points, whereas a few stocks recently favored by pools averaged one point advances. American Ice common and preferred were conspicuous for their extreme gains of four and four and one-half points, respectively. Minimum quotations were registered in the final hour, the further reaction accompanying an advance in call loans from to per cent. Sales amounted to 245,0e0 shares.
 Virtually no funds were obtainable at the longer time periods, but quota tions were slightly higher, 6 per cent being offered for accommodations ex- tending from three to six months. The bond market was featureless aside from further selling of Liberty | issues, especially the second As, al gradual declines. Total sales. pal 1 value, aggregated s4.175,000
 1 t. s. bonds, old issues. were un- changed or call.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-04-09

Kale is closely related to and pos sesses many of the characteristic of cabbage. It is very hardy and may be planted in the autumn in the entire southern portion of the United States. It will thrive on any good soil and re- spends readily to liberal applications of stable manure.
 Kale may be sown in drills or in some cases may be sown broadcast.
 When sown in drills quarter ounce
 of seed is sufficient for 100foot row. Kale may be sown as soon as the ground is in condition to work. Sue cessive paintings may be made at in- tervals through the summer, but
 pickings can be made from the first
 planting during the entire season When planted in drills the plants
 may be thinned as soon as large enough, using the ones removed for ! greens.-U. $, Department of Agr1-
 culture