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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-03

nidt ioentifi3ierten Marr. SSoele.
na, Die aebnidbrige So6ter Der On
2pnbale Mbe. tnobnen6en Gan1tlte g.
81. Mes6en lit BEL Mettung ibres bier
Sabre iiingeren Sdapeiterdens, oas.
@efabr lief bon einem Mntor1obtl
nberfubren gu peroen, un1s 2eber sc.
fommen.
Brainero.- SRI. @lobps Saa
mur6e I'M &ofe in Der Nabe lbres
Seims ongegriffen nno IN betdr1btem
8u1tanbe a%rfgeboben. Der Mngretfer
entfam.
Enirmont. - &i6ter 6. 6.
Dean bonn Diitriftsgeri@t bon Sad,
ion County bot ben Mntrag 6es
8rGlioenten Eotpnlep un6 Orgamiio a
tors @Silbef bon Ser Monpartiian
9eaa1e, sic in ser Mnflage Der Der
Iebuna 6es 1taatltden l1nlopalitats-
gel ebes iteben, Sic @erbanol1tng nm
5met Monate at beridieben. abge-
Iebnt. Mls Ser Bro5eB int bieftgen 81
Itrifftsgeri6t Mitte %bergangerer Wo.
DE begann, mar Eotpnlep nod nt6t
eridienen. @r belt 1t9 Dierstag IN
Sarge, 81. 8, auf. Der Mntrog out
Mie6erf6log11ng Der Mnflage &pnroe
bon Mdter Dear abgemteien.
CAT 2ufe. - Sic @dfte 6es
.Mutodroph SeSn11"> zines 11euer So
tells, 6as iebt bon 50. 6. Nortbtpap
erridtet miro, mer6en ibre Matners>
unterIdriften umf Die 8dn6e bes So.
tells beremigen. Das meme .&otel miro
Gronten an Dem Minne}ota @cenic
Stqb&pop un6 an Ser Ebeo. &ooie-
belt @e6enf= 2onoitraBe baben nno
1,ur 6rei 8lods entferm fein bon benz
Milfi1lippi @cenic &igbtpap> Der bon
Gin nod Orleans fibren tpiro.
8Ine @artb.-9 ie 38 Sabre
oIte 7rou &oie Beterion, 6ie al1f Ell
ner f5arm 0iitli9 bon bier 1pobnbah
mar, bat ii9 in einem &orrtoor oes
biei igen @efdngniiies erbangt. sic
Def on6 ii6 1T Saft, I'M anf ibrem
@eiltes5uiton6 unteriudt GIT meroen.
8imalif. - Ser 40 Sabre alte
SsSocob Carlton 1T IN ieinem 9aoen TT
Carlton tot anfgeftn6en tpor6en. @r
mor eri6oiien tporoen, nn6 Die Be-
b0r6en nebmen an, 6aB er bon @tn=
bre6ern errnor5et tpor6en iet.
@in6om.- Sier trifft mon
8orbereitunger fir etne Mbitim=
mung, Oh man iid als @ta6t nit eli
ner &ommiI1ionsregiernng irforpo-
rierer loiien min.
8emi6ii.- Gin Gener, 1Del6es
inn Mebgerloben entitano, breitete it'd
anf an6ere @e1ddftsgebau6e aug nn0
ridtete ei11en @du6en BON 100000
nm. Cine &ornebalsgeieui9aft, Die
bier Boriteunngen gab, muroe ebenz
fams fort in Mitlei6eni6aft ge5ogen.
= Dos fSarmbiro oes iiibli6e1 Sell
trami County, 6as bereits mebr 6en1
einem Sabre in Edtigfeit 1T, labt fi9
iebt inforporieren, nm Mnfpr116 a1f
Sic BON Ser lebter1 2egislatur beptl,
1igten $4,000 ma6en GIT fonnen.
Dabnomer. 9oren5 $.
@ret6Ier, Elm @lefttriiffer, Ser Dor bier
SSsabren ponMn1neapoIis bierber Tam,
&pur6e getotet, inoem er NIT etnent
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-03

2eitungSbrobt in Berubrlng tam.
Sadion. GRop @tore. 81
Sabre ali, tp1rbe beim Stumpfer-
5ieben get0tet.
6nriban1t . 10 SS1 bieier @e-
qen6 tpur6e cine aus 2O5 Mder bette
benbe Sarm fir $3.50 ben older ber-
fauft. Man bebm1ptet, ban1it etnen
&eforo fir Sen gar15en Staot geid1af-
fen al baben.
@a1eco. Drei 8anoiten be-
raubten sic &n1ie 6es 8ubnbofes Der
Minneapolis & ct. Saul 8abn nm
$500. @s mar benielben ntbt ge-
l1nger1, Sen @elbi6ranf 51 erbrede1t.
Ser Selegrapbi1t nar lbertpaltiqt
nor6en.D rei @erbG6tige befinben It'd
in &aft.
MicoIIet.-Die 8emobner Der
Orti6often Micouet. @ourtlan6 l1eo
sa16lon iopiie bie1e Gnrrner IN 6ieien
@egenoen boben Sic Mortbern 5tates
@otper 60. eriu9t, cine eleftrfifde
Drobtleitnng bon 9afe grp1ta1 nod
6iefem @ebiet au erri6ten. Wie ber-
ldntet, boben fid n1G Gnrnner, 6te
entlana Ser acknowledgement 2inie
tpobnen, gemelbet, Sic ebenfa4s Glefs
tri5it6t fir 8eleudtltngs- 1tn6 un6ere
3pefe begebren. ~
SEEM nIm. Die Beople an6
Sooner 60. fat Ser Orti6af Gomfrep
fiir5Iih elm Mnerbteten gema9t, tpo-
mad sic genannte @eiellidnft bieIem
@emeinpeien gleftriaitGt firsg9elenh-
lungs nn6 8etriebs5mede liefern
min.
Me6 @ing. Ser 20 Sabre
aIte Se$obann s.. 2otbner lit anf elmer
Motorbootfobrt, sic i'm NIT Ser.
mon6ten gum @auie Der berbeiratete1
Eo6ter bringen fonte, pI0kIid geitor-
ben. - Montaa 1tiir5te Der a6tiGb,
rige Clifford, Sohn Ser Batntlie Sobn
5on6berq bonn Dof bes &e6 Wing
godttffIub in BEN GInB nn6 ertranf.
Die 2et9e tpltr6e cine bnlbe @t1noe
fpdter geborgen.
Groofiton.- SsSn DorotbD lit
cine reue @emeinbe g%egriin6et NOR
ben. Ser 8a11 elmer Stride miro iofort
in Mngriff genommen mer6en, 6a be-
Ereits elm Gon6 bon $4,000 5u Die
fem 2peGe borhun1en lit. - Sci
Groofi ton fin6 bret @ir6er in fletnen
SIiilien ertrunfen, Sic nnter getpobn=
lifen nmitGn6en 11%ngefdbr1t9 itn6,
ieBt ober retBen6 6nbinitr0men.
Mnnfnto. SSn 6ieier lint
gegeno bat So9pnfier grobm S4a-
Sen ongeri6tet, Biefen nn6 Se1oer
1teben nnter @aiier, 10 6aB an eine
Mrbeit in 6enielben ni9t gu 6enfen
lit.
DrtonpiIIe.- Ser Minneio=
ia uno Der @hetitone 6l11B itn6 aus
BEN nfern getrete1 nn6 buben in Die
tiger @egeno einen @9a6en angeri9-
tet, Ser onf 100000 gei6dbt miro.
GaB Safe. - SS1 Mnapeienbet
bon tanfen6en bonD elegatet 1tn6 90
ffen fin6 bier am Greitag bier &on-
bente er0ffnet .por6en, 1tdimlm ierer
ser Mor6+M inneiota @rttpidlungsge'
ienfdaH, Ser pidtigite Der bier, iener
Ser Mor6Meinnefoto Observation-Disclosures
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-03
111inne1ota

ct, Saul. = Dstar 6. Seller,
@taotfommiNGr fir offentlide Shut.
borfeiten, betpirbt it6 als %unabbd11-
ateer @onoi6ot Inn BEN 6ur9 ben Zoo
6es Mbgeoroneten @an Dgte fret &c.
tporoenen &onsrebiib. 81. S. Wt.
@rabele, Der angeflagt 1T, feline sSra11
ermor6et gu baber, Sic Dor pieraeb1t
Snaen in ct. @arl an elmer Sd,tB-
tuatnoe g~eitorben 1T, Die ibr Wann
ibr beiaebrabt baben ion, p1lroe bon
elmer @ommi'iion bon Mer5ten trr-
1innio erflart un6. 6aranfbtn benz
M5pl fir gefGbrlt6e @eiltesfratte m
ct. 8eter i~ibertpteien. &ier tp11roe
Sic 5tootsfonpention seq Sr1ens Der
Sermanns1obne o~bgebalten: 9r. @1t'
5top Slider bon Minneapolts tpltroe
aIs @robprGii6ent mieoergetpablt.
0urd einen gefaBten 8eidluB erl11d)e
te ser Sroen telegrapbii6 ote Se11o>
loren unb @eprGientanten oes Staq@
tes aeaen bic Brobibttton 511r @rbal-
t1no BON 8ter un6 Ieibetn Wein e1rt@
autreten. MIs Ort fir ben rdditett
@roRloqenfonpent im Sabre 1871
rp1r6e MinneopoIis erforen nro Der
Sritte Oienstaa I'M sSa11t fir bert Be-
oinn Der @it,1ng beitimmt. - Pra@
fibeut 6. 6. Quanme bon Der ct.
8ou(er 8un6eslan6banf finoigte an'
6os bon ben 8unoeslanbbanfen el11e
@ono:glusaobe in &0be bon 81 Will
Iionen 0olar 8ur AZ &rosent auf@
oeleat mer6en nitro. 9ie 5spolf B111'
6eslon6banfen int 2onoe tperoert o1e=
5e Iusgobe 3u 1902 brett abgeber'
minneapolis. Gas 8lod-
1tpne Observation-Disclosures an ~.
GtroBe 0ItIid, eines Ser grobten ie1=
rcr Mrt IN oieier Stoot, TT fiir $loU.,
600 nn 81, 2.BnImer aug 2ittle Sails
;;heroenonoen, Minneapolt1er
MiiIer hoben es int &inblid atf Die
mehr unb mebr i6tptnoen6en Wet5e1t=
porr6te ols Iebr tpabri4etn1i9 be5e19=
net, ooS 6ieMublen Dor @inbetm11t1g
Ser ne11en @rnte gei6lol1en tperoen
miisten. - Sic. 80 Sabre alte Sra1t
g 90. 0pton lit bier Ser groBen 9tse
sru erlten Spfer, gefanen. Sho=
mos San 2ear, ebemaliger io5ioliltt@
iher @iirgermeiIter Ser Staot, nno
ettpa amon5iq an6ere @o5ialtiten itno
bon Gbos. Dirbe, Sefretar oes 10
aialiittiden @toatsfomitees, be11od'
ridtiqt tporoen, ooB fie ni6t LANCER
out1tebenbe 9arteimttglteoer 11no.
Sam Gear lit, mie Dirba iogte, atsge=
oe!toRen moroen, neil er ii@ int leg.
ten Sobr Der Mmertcon Stance TOR
oobcr on6 Democracy onge1flol1en
hotte; dbnlihe @riinoe liege1 bel Den
iibriaen So5iolilten Dor. Sobn
9eraer uno 81. IS. Mibbp, Die fhr5,
lid por ser 6ennepin County @rano
essl1rp in Berbin6nng nit einem $25,=
600 @olominenibmtnbel nnter An=
floae geiteut tp1rben, tperoen nun,
1nebr aus @aibington o1sgelteterf
merben. - Gin iiber ein @los B1er
entitonoenes Mrgltment fibrte in Ell
ner Glulterfneipe 3ur@rf9ieBung bon
Sssobn Dilmirtb 6ur6 einen bislang
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-06
OIL Wells IN
MEXICO CLOSED
Carranza Carries Out His
Threat On Wells Brought
In Since Noted Decree.

Houston. Tex Dec. president
Car-anza's threat 20 close all produc-
Ing oil wells IN Mexico brought IN
since the decree Matchmaking petro-
leum lands went Into effect was
made good during the past week, ac-
ccrdinE TO advices received from
Tampico by the OIL Weekly. pub
lished here All wells brought In by
companies refusing 90 apply for per
1nits under the decree and which
were completed since the decree was
made effective several months ago,
if was said. were closed and guards
week shut down all drilling wells be
longing to companies refusing TO take
out permits IL was asserted
The Mexican governments action
cuts Mexico production nearly 100000
barrels a day.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-06

in revolutionary movements made his
first appearance IN the chamber to-
day. When asked 70 take the oath
he said.
4 swear. wishing for a social revo-
utlon soon"
some socialist deputies applauded
this utterance but the remainder OF
the chamber hoOted-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-06
SAYS WASN'T ROBBED, BUT
WAS HURT BY STREET CAR

Mai J. Gomez Tagle. formerly an
officer of the Mexican army. who
Tas found unconscious at Park and
san Antonio streets on the night OF
oecember ]. was not attacked BY
thugs, but was Injured when alight-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-06

ing from a street car, according 20
his attorneys, Howard and Frazier
Maj Tagls says he was hurt be-
cause a motorman pulled up a step
in a street car too FOon." n. A. 4
Frazier said He admits that be
may have said he was robbed. but
declares that what he said then was
in delirium and that he was not
robbed. He exhibits two diamond
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-06

c. G. Havkinson secretary and treasurer FL Paso Foun-
dry Machine Co. experienced business and strue
tura engineer.
J. 4 Morford Fl Paso, Texas.
H T. Stafford. physician and capitalist. e Paso, Texas
W R. Martin, superintendent Of Fl Paso Union Depot
Company, FL Paso, Texas; A years executive with
railways.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-06
SOCIALIST DEPUTY ON TAKING
OATH WISHES FOR REVOLT

Rome, italy. Dec. s.-The socialist
deputy. Misiano. who before his cleo
ton and while he was absent from the
country was condemned By an Italian
military court 20 be shot for deser-
ton. and who for a time had been i'm
nrlsonel On a cnarga Of narlLcLpaLlu.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-06

1uEinE ruErrE ringing
Or other disuassi1E head
r1uud1 and helrluH dlf-
fculu QUE 70 ever Oh
u1rinu1 ana hslfh IN
sunnE callrrh BIO Fuw-
sell o. ft E1i11 iifel
D. Blnasf SAYS also
guu s1ouid KEEP cone q
MS UnEl11 compound
Taady O. AID o. prevent
Ing thF ireldsd fHfus1-1.
While eni1Jine The pleas
ar smoking bausdt rnu
uag save guu lfs 60
nn~H h. nan1---H
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-06
CAPLES Is ARRESTED ON
COMPLAINT OF HIS WIFE

Los Angeles. CaliE, Dec. Erich
ard Caples son Of a former mayor
Of 81 Paso, has been arrested here
on complaint Of his wife, who charges
cruelty
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-06

has found combination Of hsrbs-fTagrsnt,
soothing and healing-to be smoked 10 a
Pipe. cigarette. OF By burning on hHider
Inhale the wholesome medicatrd rapor
D. Bldssaru Eemel7 ig harmless 9 1ontain1
DC tobacco OF nIheT dele,eTi1us crufl No ft1ua1l
dosing q pleasant herbal relief directed toward
q cumnista cure o. irritarlul- dlE-hargl1- ulen-
EiTs odor falling o. uucu1 iuto threat also
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-06

TO LIBERATE FRENCH CLASSES
Paris france. Dec 6.-The military
class or 1870 win be called 20 the
c0lors late in February and the class
Of 1913 will be liberated the second
fortnight IN April. according 70 news
papers here.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-06

Buy q boz Of Or BLOsSER'S REM
EDl a. any husT drug store o. obtain
proof paczsEe Of this potent herbal remedy,
By sendiua only 10 cts. silver or stamps 70 the
BBSSSER CO. CHI, atlanta GA
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-06
Put an End to
Gaia
Head Noises, hay Fever, Deafness
An Old Physicians Genuine
Remedy That Hits the Spot

Amazing 1enG
hts are beng re-
ported b. persons
Who suffered from
catcrh persistent
colds 81 fhf heed,
and many " b G
were troubled BY
hccd roHfg ard
diEralf heGun9
due % sane causei
also hayfeuef aud
rose cold
A uotcd physi'
Ian M Hfnegef.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-06

Service oil Co. 500. is going fast
Buy now Litman Bros. Licensed
Brokers. Phone 1924 or 2300. SIS n.
oregon St, FL Paso.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-06

rings which he wore that night as
proof
According TO the police, Tagle said
he had been attacked by several men
and robbed Of five or six gold coins
and two diamond rings.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-06

There are many Christmas gift
suggestions at Gandara's, 10 i. san
Antonfo.-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-06
MEN WHO WILL
MANAGE

wD WISE wise Seed Co. wholesale and retain SD rna
feed FL Paso, Texas.
J. T. woodsids. customs broker resident Of q Palo f-
over 25 years.
A R Johnson president First National Bank Of H0nuE.
Ia, capitalist and State senator
v H Winter. Of law firm Of Winter, sfaBr0oH soosa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-06
Pans

Immediate drilling program on their
Homer holdings It IS also the policy OF
the board 70 set aside for dividends 75es
OF net production income after making
suitable reserves for depletion and depre-
citation
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-06

ourti.- a Co. buy Liberty Bonds
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-06

Finest emeralds come from Co
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-06
OFFICERS

G. G. Hawkinson, Pres.
J. q. Morford, Vice-Pres.
C. n Davis, Secy.
F. h Bailey, Treas
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1919-07-31

This issue inaugurates our in
crease TO six pages. For some time
we have been rather pressed for
space, and hence have been forced
70 curtail our reading matter. This
condition will be eliminated BY the
two additional pages We are
most anxious to give our patrons a
q better paper and we sincerely trust
they wall cooperate with us in this
endeayor. IL is manifestIy evident
that country paper must rely upon
Its patrons for news items and we
urge you to send them to US. We
are now in a position to invite cor
respondence from philosophical
citizens on progressive topics that
will tend 20 enhance the we'll being
of the county. Our columns are
open TO you for the discussion of
public questions. For the success
of the paper in the past, we feel
deeply indebted to you and we re-
specially ask that you continue to
assist us in our larger field. Our
prices will remain as at present, de-
spite the additional expense of OPP
Grafton entailed by the enlargement
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1919-07-31
A0E!,lIS CARRYING
MESSAGE OF THRIFT
harcii 5rsddoek. Director Of SAVINGS
Division Writes Letter OF Ap-
PreeistIon 60 Each Of EIsh-
teen Hundred Workers.

First-hand infoxmation and sumaa.
tons IN 20 how to obtain increased
efficiency and prosperity may new be
obtained By women On the farm. IN
any part Of ne country. from the hesns
demonstraticn agents Of the Depart
ment % agriculture. catering tnto the
eatioaal savings movement with 0 sass
that ehGraeterisss all their wssk.
some eighteen hundred Of these hsms
demonstration agents have been carry
ing the nessaEs of thrift into the arm
houses all over the United States.
In appreciation OF Their voluntarily
undertaken work. Director Braeaock
aas written 4 letter 20 each worker.
Recommendation. which reads In part:
Thrift is primarily the peoples con-
.ern. II thrift 10 70 become q perma-
.ent national ssse.. the peoples assa-
.;es and organizations must deAnitely
assume their share of responsibility
.cr intoxicating thrift by including IL
IA their program for action. Schools.
churches, business and labor organ ina
Ions. trste-nal societies and wonsen's
organizations. a. well as agricultural
workers and agencies. are already IN.
aertaking this work and are In close
cooperation with the treasury de-
par;msnt"
According 70 Mr. Braddock's letter.
plans for the creation Of savings sacIi-
-tties in the home are outlined a. fol-
lows:
Il. Habit Of saving nrst sone part
% income for future needs and Of
spending wisely for present needs.
- Home hsttermsnt fund. 20 sa-
cure. for example. running water In
the house.
gisi
- Savings fund in government Sc
eurfttes for every family.
3. Keeping Of accounts 20 pro
uoss wise spending and TO increase
savings.
&c. Safe investment Of savings
CNes. Z. ;, ~ in government sseasl-
dee until money 10 needed; War Saw.
ings Stamps m q desirable invest
meat
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1919-07-31
The Air Service



Because Of the yerv limited appro-
priation for aviation granted BY Con-
gress the War Department at any,
cost must ruthlessly reduce the Air
Service The best IT can do is to save
what il may from the wreck. Il has
no time 10 lose and no choice bat TO
accept orders. By September l
barely enough officers will be LETT to
make mp three squadrons. Possibly
one squadron for flying duty will
survive.
Since few members OF the House
and Senate have begun 60 realize how
complete is the destruction caused
by a policy of false economy, there
has been talk at the Capitol of the
need of taking immediate steps to
repair tie mischief that has been
done. In the most favorable cir
cumstances Congress moves slowly.
Normally IL wastes ats time IN end
less talk. In the present emergency
IL is suffering from total inertia and
shows neither the energ. nor the in
.-lination 10 discuss plans or means
TO save the Air Service from going
30 pieces
To the men who have helped build
up the AIR Service during the war
the situation Is desperate. All the
enthusiasm, all the skill and science
that have been concentrated upon de-
veioping aviation in the Army APP
parently are to count for nothing.
In 4 few weeks one small squadron
only of trained flying men of the
Regular Army will be available for
service on the Mexican border or
wherever else neeled. The rest will
have been discharged; the Air Ser
vice will virtually have disintegrated
and be thing of the past.
Secretary Baker and Gen. Nero
her, Chief Of the Air Service, alone,
can do nothing. Their work is cut
out for them in accordance with the
requirements imposed by Congress.
The Secretary of War says that I'VE
will take up with Congress the mat
ter of remedial Legislation Just as
soon As the Military Committees are
ready TO hear US. - But nothing is
done. Is there no one on the House
Of Senate Committees who cares
enough about the future Of aviation
in the Army to move a finger? Il
the aerial defense of the United
States not worth a thought:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1919-07-31
For Sale
On Premises,
Park Hall, Md.
FARM,

FARM,
leo Acres-s0 acres under cultiva-
tion; Dwelling and Outbuildings.
2 Work Hoses, Q aud years old.
l Colt. years old.
2 Cows, fresh
! Saving Outfit. Economy SO II. p.
2Oliyer Plows- one No. 10 and one
No. 4o-new.
Gasoline Boat, soft length, Oft.
beam. D IA. p, two-cy hinder motor, and
fully equipped clutch, magnetic aud
gear-in operation.
Have purchased a tractor and do
not need horses and plows.
All articles offered are OF the best
possible type and are In frsi-class
condition and can be seen by appoint
ment with owner,
TERMS-CASH.
For particulars, apply tn
HARVEY W. HILTON,
T-24-4t.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1919-07-31

sweet by liberal use Of lime. either IN
The form Of ground limestone or burai
0r hydrated lime.
II plant food Is lacking In the sod
it must be supplied before good clover
or any other crop, will grow. Some
farmers try to supply this plantfoot
Through the longtime process Of add
lag small amounts Of manure and
turning under q sod now and then
This plan may maintain fertility bu
IL VIII seldom add fertility. The sinai
crops grown on the impoverished fed.
do not supply sufficient humus-makin:
material to get the soil into q loose
mellow condition. and since but iittl,
plantfood IL available from year {,
year no progress toward higher fer
tility IL made.
II Is poor business e spend years Ii
trying 10 bring up" badly depleteS
soil by cropping and cultural methods
alone, There In nothing to build on
II Il far cheaper ius the end to bu!
good fertilizer at first and grow crop
which win not only pay for the labo
expended but viii leave humus-makini
roots and stems in large enough guam
tity to improve the soil for next year.
crop.
After q year or two Of this latte
sort OF treatment most any soil. ex
cept the ightest sands~or heavies
clays. win grow good clover.
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