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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-20
OFENSYWA ALIANToW.

Paryz, 20. ipca. - Dzien wczo
rajszy byi drugim dniem zwycie-
silva dla Aliantow ffa caiej linii
boiowej. Wojska francusko "a
nerykanskie W swym zwycie-
skim pochodzie krocza dalej ma
prod ma froncie miedzy rzekami
Aisna i Marna, powiekszajac Ii
czbe iehca w dniu wczorajszym
do 1900. Ogromne posifki ME
mieckie ME zdolaly wstrzymac A
Iiant6w, kt6rzy znowu posuneli
sic naprz6d o mile i pol niemal.
w punkcie wiec najdalszego Po-
stepu wdarli sic Alianci ma s mil
wglab linii niemieckich, zdoby--
wajac przytem $50 dziaf obok
mnostwa innego materyafu wo--
iennego. Ajax wczorajszy rozpo-
czai sic o godzinie $50 po Poiu-
dniu. Razem z piechota i mitralie-
zami ruszyly tank" i chociaz
nieprzyjatiel stawii oPor zaeie-
xiv, ME zdo}a} jednak oprzec sic
dobrze zorganizowanemu natar-'
ciu Aliant6w i podai tyi. Podczas
rocy wzieli Amerykanie kilka
miast a miedzy innemi Very
odda1one 6 mil ma poludnie Cd
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-20
PANCERNIK AMERYKAN-
SKI ZATOPIONY.

Nowy York, 20. lipca. - Ame-
rykaiski krazownik San Diego"
zostal wczoraj zatopiony o III
mil cd latarni morskiej Fire Is
land, okofo so mil Cd portu no
wojorskiego. Pozostali przy zy-
ciu marynarze zalogi jego, ktorzy
pozno wieczorem przybyli do
Point d Woods", swiadcza, re
wraz pancernikiem zginelo oko-
10 300 marynarzy; powiadaja oni,
re pancernik zostai 'torpedowany,
lecz Department marynarki ME
otrzyma} zadnej informacyi CO
do sposobu zatopienia okretu,
wiec ME wiadomo napewno, czy
pancernik zostal torpedowany,
czy najecha} ma mine / skutkiem
tego poszedi ma dino. Urzednicy
marynarki otrzymali wiadomoSc,
re diva parowce daza do niewy--
mienionych portow 1,156 Office
rami i marynarzami pancernika
San Diego. Marynarze stacyi
ratunkowej ma wyspie Fire Is
land, powiadaja, re spostrzegll
niemiecki nur niedaleko wyspy
pomiedzy 10ta a 11ta godzina
pred zatopieniem pancernlka.
Torpedo albo nina uderzyfa o.
kret w sam srodek, powodujac
explozye kot}6w. Jeden z mary
Marry opowiada}, re pancernik
wystrzeliI do nura. Kapitan i
r;erwszy. officer byli ostatnimi
ktorzy opuscili tonacy okret, kt6-
ry pfynai jeszcze Sc godzin po
wypadku. Obok tonacego pancer-
nika plynely beczki oleju, co do
wodzilo, re nur musiaf zatopic /
jakis okret naftowy. Wed}ug o.
rzeczer pozostaiych przy zyciu
marynarzy, kazdy po wypadku ma
okrecie stall ma swoim miejscu,
czekajac rozkazow kapitana:
wszyscy byli zaopatrzeni pasami
ratunkowymi i jeden po drugim
wstepowali do spuszczonych 10
dzi ratunkowych; wielu maryna-
rzy rzuciio sic do mora, gdy po-
kIady zostaiy zalane, lecz tych
wyratowaiy lodzie ratunkowe,
lub statki patrolowe. Krazownik
wezwal ma ratunek kilka okretow,
ktore prZybyiy natycnmlaSt po-
moca. Marynarze stall przy ar
matach, gotowi ma rozkazy kapi-
tana, by strzelac do nura, gdyby
sic ukaza,, a gdy sic juz KRAKOW
mix zanurzai, wszyscy rzucili sic
do morza. Pozostali przy zyciu
marynarze zalogi zatopionego O.
kretu, otrzymali ma brzegu odzie-
rie i pokarm i wyruszyli W auto
mobilach do Nowego Yorku. Ia
raz po otrzymaniu wiadomosci o
zatopieniu krazownika San Die
go', wyslano kilka szwadronow
aeroplanow i balonow ma miejsce
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-20
WOISKA SZKOCKIE ZDO-
BYWAJA METEREN.

Londyn, 20. lipca. - Ma from
Gle bawarskiego nastepcy tronu,
.ksiecia Ruprechta, wojska szkoc-
.kie W polaczeniu z innemi zdoby-
iy wczoraj rano Meteren, ktore
dale Aliantom nadzwyczaj Swiet-
ny punkt obserwacyjny. Wojska
szkockie inne przygotowaly sic
do ataku wsrod najzupelniejszej
ciszy okoio 8 godziny rano spa
,d!y nagle ma Niemcow, ktorzy ME
spodziewajac sic niczego, ukryll
sic W piwnicach. Zaskoczony W
ten sposob nieprzyjaciel ME moga
zorganizowac najsiabszey obrony
poddal sic prawie natychmiast.
Australskie wojska zas uderzyiy
nieco dalej ma poludnie ko}o Mer-
ris i zabraiy 10 jencow w dodatku
do go wzietych pod Meteren.
URZEDOWE RAPORTY
WOJENNE.
FRANcUSKI.
Paryz, 90. lipca. = Bitwa, kto-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-20

sic :Alianci pozostaja teraz W inl-
cyatywie, Niemcy zaS musza u
zyc calej swej silly i przeOiegfo-
sci, ably wywiklac sic z matni.
w ten sposer-ca3a 1rmias raeHlic-
ckiego kronprynca jest, rec mo-.
zna, zneutralizowana i ME grozl
Aliantom Z tel strony zadne po--
wazniejsze niebezpieczenstwo.
Natomiast armia baWarSkiego ma
stepcy tronu Ruprechta W Pikar-
dyi i we Flandryi stoi prawie ME
naruszona, gdyz tylko niektore
jej jednostki bojowe byly uzyte
W ostatniej ofensywie. Gdy sic
nadto zwazy, re Niemcy ME my
Sleli bynajmniej wyczerpac wSzy
stkich swych sill wofensywie w
Szampanii, ale po mniejszych lub
wiekszych zdobyczach zamierzaE
przenieSc atak ma lima Geese from
tu, wtedy ME Cd rzeczy wydaje
sic przypuszczenie, re nastepne
uderzenie Niemcow spadnie
gdzieS ma froncie Cd Montdidier
ma poinoc do morza.
Zawod zaS, jaki spotka} Men,
COW w ataku ma Reims, prawdo-
podobnie przyspieszy tylko ofen-
sywe ma innym froncie. Wpraw-
die linia Aliantow we Flandryi
posiada wiele slabych punktow a
miedzy innymi szczegolnie ten,
re ME ma dose miejsca ma rozwi-
niecie ruchow strategicznych, ale
fakt. re Niemcy zuzyli w ostat--
niei ofensywie kilkadziesiat swie-
zych dywizyi, wskutek czego a.
tax ich bedzie s}abszy, rownowa-
zy te ujemna strone W systemic
obronnym Aliantow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-20
KALENDARZYK.

Dzisiaj, sobota, 20 Hpca: sw. Mall
gorzaty.
JutrO, niedziela, 21 Hpca: sw.
Praksedy; dziewiqta niedziela Po
Zielonych Swiatkach; ewangelia: %
Zburzeniu JerOzolimy''.
PojutrZe, poniedziaIek, % Hpca:
sw. Maryi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-20
Z Blura llstsaruIOgIeznsgu.

Wsch6d sloflca o gOdz. 5:S2.
Zach6d slofca godz. $40.
Pogoda W Chicago okolicy: W
sobote | W niedziele pogodnie; tenn
neratura nfezmieniona; lagodne VIA
try W r6lnych kierunkach,
Temveratura DOLBY minionej: Maj
,sSasza wczoraJ o godzinie $3.50 po
posudniu: SO stopnie; najnizsza o
zodxinie 5 rano: 81 stopni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-20
HYDROPLAN WPADA DO
NORA.
Providence, R. l., 20. lipca.

Providence, r. l., 70. ipca. -
Porucznik A. F. Souther, czlonek
korpusu awiatycznego przy ma
rynarce, zostal zabity niedaleko
East Greenwich, gdy jego hydro
plan spad} do morza wysolIosci
100 stop. Souther pochodzi z Cle-
veland, Ohio.
AMERYKANSKIE SCIGACZE
NURoW DO, WLoCH.
Waszyngton, D. c., 20. lipca.-
Wiochy zamowily juz kilkanascie
nowych Scigaczy amerykahskich
Eagles, ktore beda uzyte ma
wodach Adryatyku przeciw flocie
austryackiej, Statki te maja bye
dostarczone przez fabryke florida.
w Detroit, Mich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-20

.Dokonczenie m str ED.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-20
Pancernik Amery-
kadski ZatopionY.
800 Marynarzy Ginie.
Nowy Podatek Wojenny.
ARCYBlSKUP 10 REZYGNUJE;
BISKUP -- ME ZYJE.
Skandal Poborowy Wyjawiony.
SyIdy EIektIyczne zniesione " KaIfornii
Wie1ka Sta1ownia wRekach Rzadu.
Wiecie Co To Jest Autochir?
|INNE TELEGRAMY KRAJ0WE.
SzyIdy EIektYczne zniesione " Ka|ifoTnii,
Wie1ka Sta1ownia wRekach Rzadu.
Wiecie Co To Jest Autochir?
INNE TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE.

katastrofy; jeden aeroplan zostai
uszkodzony i przyciagniety do
portu przez statek patrolowy; ME
otrzymano zadnej informacyi co
spowodowaio uszkodzenie owego
acroplanu. Sztandar amerykahski
okretu wyratowa} jeden mary
Marry, ktory przybyl MIN do
Iportu. Marynarze, kt6rzy nie
|mieli pas6w ratunkowych pozry.
wall drzwi slupy ma Mich ply
nell czas niejaki, az jakis okret
przyby} i'm ma pomoc. zaden ma
rynarzy, przyby}ych do portu ME
zostai raniony, wszyscy byli zdru
|wi. tylko nieco zziebnieci. Wy
ratowani marynarze opowiadaja
o bohaterskiej smierci kwatermi-
strza, ktory otrzymal rozkaz Cd
kapitana, azeby pozostai ma po.
k|adzie: marynarz wpatrzony W
odplyWajace lodzie powoli zanu
rzyl sic wraz krazownikiem W
g}ebokoSciach morskich. Kilkr
marynarzy, kt6rych rodzice kre-
wni mieszkaja w Chicago. zgine.
10 ma morzu.
NOWY PLAN PODATKOWY.
Washington, 20. lipca. - 10.
rlitet Sposob6w i Srodk6w wy.
pracowal wczoraj nowy ptojekt
wojennych podatii6w; wymaga
on 10 procent podatku cd docho-
dow os6b korpotacyi; starry pro.
jekt wymagaf 4 procent cd docho.
du osob, a 6 procent Cd dochodu
korporacyi. Pc zacietych debatach
W kongresie mad nowym projek-
tenn podatkowym, ME przyszlo
jednak do y zadnej konkluzyi.
Czionkowie Komitetu oswiadczy-
Ii, ze obecne podatki Cd docho-
dow j wygorowanych zysk6w ME
zbiora $6,OO0,OO0,0OO. Wielu
czionk6w zadalo podwyzszenia
podatk6w, inni zadali zmniejsze.
ria. Dyskutowano takze mad pod
wyzszeniem podatku cd baweiny.
Komitet Sposobow Srodkow.
bedac pewny. ze sprawa prohibi-
cyl krajowej ME zostanie podjeta
w ty mroku, gotuje sic do zorga-
rzadzenia nowych podatk6w cd
trunkow alkoholicznych.
ARCYBISKUP REZYGNUJE-"
BISKUP ME zYJE.
Denver, Colo, 20. lipca. - o.
trzymano wczoraj wiadomosc, re
Najprzew, x. Arcybiskup Jan
Pitaval, D. D. z Santa Fe, New
Mexico zrezygnowal aktywne-
go stanowiska swojego; powo-
dem = wick j Fly stan zdrowia.
X. Arcybiskup, prawdopodobnie
wyjedzie do Europy. =
Albany, N. Y, 20. lipca. = w
Izeszly piatek zmarl W Nowym
Yorku po diugiej chorobie Bi.
skup, z Albany, x. Tomasz F. Gu
sack, D. D. x. Cusack byi bisku.
.Dokonczenie m str ED.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1918-09-06

What We Are Gaining In the
War" will be the vital theme of the
sermon at the Baptist church next
Sunday night. Morning subject
What Did Christ Teach and Prac-
tice as Baptism?" This is the Sec
ond in a series of doctrinal sermons
being preached in that church
Everybody invited to all the SER
vices.
L. X. Osterhout, wife, daughter
and little grandson, Appleby, have
been here several days, guests of
Judge Appleby and family. The
Osterhouts will remain here until
next week awaiting the arrival OF
John D. Apple5y, from Hobart,
Okla, the home of all. Mr.. OSter-
hout and family have been visiting
one of his sons at Norfolk, Va.
We congratulate N. R. Barham
and J. W. Ross on their reelection
without opposition and re-induction
into office--and the Twelfth Judici-
cial Circuit and Eighth Chancery
Division on having such able and
honest judges. We are also proud
to include the name Of HUI. c. An
derson, Acknowledgement, in the
list, for we have faith in him.
The registered laree-type Poland
China male have for sale is dan
dy. Six months old and weighs
$50 pounds without pushing. If
not soon sold this section is going
to lose this fine animal.
w. V. BARRY.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1918-09-06

All the newly elected and reflect
ed members of the County Court
were here Monday and made their
bonds except three of the former
justices--Esq. H. E. Graper, who was
in Chattanooga on that day, ESQ. j.
}. Mcbride, who was not present,
and Esq. A. F. Stewart, who was in
Memphis on account of the danger.
GUS condition of his little grand.
daughter, daughter of Walter Stew
art, of Blytheville, Ark. The little
girl was suffering from blood poison.
Ing from an affected tooth and ON
Tuesday was reported better.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1918-09-06

Lieutenant Hubert Denison, wife
and baby left Wednesday evening
for Camp Gordon, Atlanta, Ga, after
a most pleasant visit of several days
to the formers relatives. Lieut..
Denison will at once assume his du-
ties as instructor in the Central Of
ficers' Training Camp, in connection
with Camp Gordon-a position he
won on examination with distinct
honors.
ALL TAKE NOTICE!-This is to
give notice, under a resolution
adopted at the Board meeting Tues
day night, Sept. 3rd, that all citizens
must cut all weeds on all vacant
lots and gather up and haul away
all empty tin cans and other rub
bish. All business men must clean
up, cut weeds and keep clean their
back business premises.
j. W. KNOWLES,
Marshal.
Last Monday morning about 8
o'clock, James Lee, the six-year-old
son of j Walter Wright, was run
over in the road at the railroad
crossing East Of town, by Martin
johnson, Of the Chesterfield vicinity,
who was driving horse to a buggy.
The little fellow threw up blood for
four or five hours and it was at first
feared that he was seriously hurt
internally, but he was better Tues
day morning and his father hoped
that he was not seriously injured.
Johnson was arrested and put un-
der bond.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1918-09-06
CHIlOREN'S SERVICE SUNDAY.

Next Sunday is regular Chidren's
Service Day at the M. E. Church,
South, and the pastor desires the
presence of all the children of the
church at the II o'clock hour,
Sunday School at $50 in the
morning and the Epworth League
at us in the evening. REGULAR
evening service at s o'clock. Please
notice change of hour.
Come, every member, and let's
make It a great day Of service and
praise and communion with God
The PASTOR.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1918-09-06
Local and Personal

DR.. Gobelet, the optometrist, has
been with us this week.
William Rhodes, of the old 5th
was in town Wednesday.
Mrs. Sallie Miller returned to
Memphis last Friday.
Elk Kidney Pills and Cold Tablets
are good. Elk Pharmacy. adv
WANTED-At Sun Telephone Of
flee, an operator for Sunday service
W. W. Gately, Of Cedar Grove, is
new addition to our subscription
list.
Save your wagon and buggy with
True-Tagg Paint, Elk Drug Store.
adv
Elk Stomache and Liver and
Headache Tablets are fine.
adv Elk Drug Store.
Lawyer Lee, of Henderson, was
here last Friday looking after a
drainage case.
We regret that we are compelled
to omit Cedar Grove and Oak Grove
items in this issue.
w. c." McHaney, who spent the
summer with his uncle in Kennel,
Mo-, returned home last week.
Miss Angeline King is back with
us to go to school and odd Man
Jimmie" is happy accordingly.
Losie Derryberry, who recently
made a trip to Hot Springs, again
has a touch of his old enemy-rheu-
matism.
L.F. Gordon, of the Wildersville
vicinity, was here two days the first
of the week and of course gave us a
social call.
LOST Monday, Sept. End, some
where on the square, bunch OF
keys. Finder will please return to
F. F Denison. adv
G. w. Wood and wife, of Milan,
spen. Monday in Lexington and Mr..
Wood hsd his name put on our SUBJ
scription book.
M. C. Johnson, who has been one
of our Route 6 subscribers, has gone
to Senath, Mo, and The PROGRESS
will follow him.
SWANS Show is advertised to
come to Lexington on the 18th inct.
for a weeks stay. Col. Swain HIM
self is in the army.
Jake Below has gone to North
Alabama, where he has been offer
ed the job of experimenting the
building of good road.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1918-09-06

Rush Oakley has been scouting
around over the country this week
trading Rush will trade-if he
doesn't make a cent:
Cut the weeds in your yards,
back and front. and in your alleys,
or the town marshal will he after
you-and ought to be.
Judge W. M. Taylor. of Blythe
vile, Ark, has been a welcome
visitor to his mother and Lexing-
ton since our last issue.
Mrs. I. A. Enochs returned last
Sunday from the St. Thomas Hos
pital at Nashville in an improved
and improving condition.
Let US tell you about an Elk
Safety Razor" we have used one for
3 years; have shaved with it in 80
seconds. Elk Drug Store. adv
j. Wiley Enochs and family came
over from Jackson last Sunday to
worship in the church to which
they belong the M, E. Church,NS.
Conductor P. H. Dennison and
wife have returned from a trip to
Knoxville made with their son, Roy
and wife, in the latters automobile.
j. H. Cason, Food Administrator
for Henderson county attended the
meeting in Jackson Wednesday OF
food administrators in the Jackson
zone.
The boys coming back home on
furloughs are making the sight of
soldiers not infrequent in Lexington
and we are all proud Of every one
of them.
If you have local item, why not
call this office and give us the bene-
fit of your information? We can
not run good local paper without
your help
County Clerk Page and Register
Sullivan, reelected, are just digging
on as though there had been no cleo
ton August 1st. Both are as good |
as we want.
Recorder N. S. Threadgill, while
doing some ex officio work at the |
power plant Monday, had the mis-
fortune to badly hurt one Of his in
dex fingers.
Since the middle of the week
Ernest Hay and little son, who have
been down four weeks or more with
fever, have been reported showing
improvement.
Some Of the boy pupils tell us
that they are already in love with
their new teacher, Miss Farris, of
Pupils are the best
judges of teachers.
Everybody joins in welcoming
back to Lexington Misses Faye and
Ruth Houston, teachers in the High
School. who have spent the sum-
mer at Murray, Ky.
OF the newly elected county offic-
als, County Judge johnson and
Sheriff Wright made their bonds
asst Monday. The others will do so
his week, or have done so.
Miss Willie Blount left last Fri
lay TO resume her work as teacher
in the City High School at Martin.
Miss Blount has been promoted
rom fourth to second assistant to
The principal.
Five room residence, new, well
painted, large rooms, plenty of
shade, nice yard, vines, etc. Nice
nome or good rental property in
heart Of town.
Adv. W. A. LAWYER.
DR.. H. A, McHaney, wife and chill
iren, of White Oak, Mo-, have re-
urned to their home after spending
several days here and at Luray with
'elatives, The trip was made in
he doctors "Hup."
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1918-09-06

The State Supreme Court has
elected Justice D. L, Lansden Chief
Justice and Frank M. Thompson
Attorney General.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1918-09-06

MISS, Wnere ne mas a position with
a big lumber company. His many
friends wish him success in his new
work and can commend him as a
most capable man of business.
E. E. Wood and family after
spending several weeks here at the
Hearn Hotel, left last Friday for
their home in Nashville. The whole
family-down to the youneer::daugh-
ter, made friends in Lexington.
Luther B. Johnson takes hold of
the Office of County Judge with the
good will of all, with the determine
ton to make the county good
official and asking all to help hold
up his hands in accomplishing that
end.
Rabe Britt, the Life farmer and
merchant. was in town Wednesday
and caid that while here no nl9Ve}
the mart Of q "Ranch Member" ans
dot the road.roller r,n over him e
t f time Of SS5 IN Ravhurn i !
sight.
v. D. Barry arrived Wednesday
evening from Detroit Mich. Whee
he has htyEmthyee months--aI,d VIZ
much rleaset witt, his etnnIoves
his vofk ana the CIV deneraIIy ~
viii socn lie called INTO limited mi
tarv service. sa
-
H. E. Crapcr .wifo o little. shsa2
III ~ Inn isfyYv y EfFv a|Iy,Yrl
dav waas ~ an anti, ~. <&tiIaab-
v;lie avtanded tba MI, u ch ,s.
nnoda and other no;rts IA d;Tsot
rat,,rn until vestardov ,rhrr.ds@ss
CORPORAL Fred H. Neville. who has
been in service thirteen months at
Fort Ieavenworth Kansas reca5vpd
lsst weeI 70 v;s;s relatives +;
He snent two davo bere tho d,ss, e |
h;s fr;end Mice Ann;e Mo; Holrs,
John B. Scott, the new Clerk of
the Circuit Court. saws he is doing |
to STAY with the office and make a |
good one John has been running |
,lert 7 viii nvar ho.,;na aono ;nto
Tho morcbond;s;na hms;nass o. TN
harlake
Misses Louise and Alice Timber
AXE entertained the KNITTING Clnb
At their Timberlake home last Ties.
Law afternoon and ouite a number
aIa a t a "i0 .ha;r ova , tn roth
~ o,',o,, d;,,o tho;r a,,o.tn 49,
.;mn p'' e''o Wv" eu0''' soo'
-'
.Judee Wioes If Linden and
Judae Finland If Decatnrville Food
Administrators for Perry and Deca.
mr. counties resnectivelv were here
T,,asdav an the;r WOW r. attend Tho
.ho aai ~ IVY d haid 10 .ho. ~. y,
me 1a0 nsI Aon'' 'o'u ~ '''a' oi'y
~ wv TN
Jncludino both the former and
he nresent draft A NJ Powers the
2eadan merchant and .John II
Holden q farmer near REAGAN will
Zach have seven bovs registered for
army service Messrs Powers and
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-28

up. Tho baby bugs have soft dark red
dish skins that change as the bug ma
lures to q. hard striped shell. In small
gardens the simplest way to control the
bugs. which In this latitude are most
common in June, Is to knock them on
into a shallow pan having q little kero-
sene in II. There the bugs soon die.
If the patch Is large the wise gardener
will spray before the bugs put in an
appearance. One half pound Of Paris
green to fifty gallons of water is about
the right proportion, and If to this Is
added about pound of freshly Stacked
lime there will be no danger of burn
ing the foliage of the plants. Arsenate
of lead may also be used in proportions
of two or three pounds to fifty gallons
of water.
Cabbage worms are another garden
pest that will be soon putting in an
appearance. They are common where
ever cabbage is grown and in cities of
many small gardens where spraying is
not commonly practiced they get be-
yond control and do an immense
amount Of damage. The warning that
cabbage worms are on the way may be
seen whenever small white butterflies
are lOuHu EONSI dboul VIC SotphSSS
plants. The butterflies deposit their
eggs upon the leaves and the light
green worms are soon Matched and be-
gin eating the plants. They have
rapacious appetites and a few worms
will quickly denude a plant of all its
leaves.
About the only thoroughly success
full way to control them is TO begin
spraying before the worms appear and
keep it up at intervals of ten days TO
two weeks. Either arsenate of lead or
Paris green may be used. If lead ar
senate paste is used. two pounds to
fifty gallons of water is the proportion,
but if Paris green is employed use one
third of pound of Paris green mixed
with three pounds of soap-most any
kind will do--to fifty gallons of water.
The soap makes the mixture stick to
the smooth leaves from which it will
otherwise run off. If you have only
few plants mix enc part of Paris green
dry with twenty parts of cheap flour
and dust the plants when the dew is
on them. Air Stacked lime may be used
instead of -four and powdered arsenate
OF lead in the place of Paris green. 1t
is not safe to apply any of the arsenical
mixtures to cabbage after the plants
have headed.