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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-20
PIJACI "A STARA.

Nynf, kdy prohibice sc blfzi
kvapnym krokem, mnoho Sc
pise o tom, jak druhdy Sc pf-
valo v Americe a jake nesna-
re by pritomny zakaz byl zpn-
sobil AmericanIm pred sedm-
desati lety, kdy tn pill kde kdo
a vytrvaleji nez kdokoliv "a
nynejslch dob. Americke case
pisy Sc shoduji v nahledu, re
proti americkym pijakGm pred
sedmdesati lety jsou ii dnesni
pravi zabari z toho, CO snesl
takovy jihansky kolonel pri
ranni zavdavce,, meli by
dneSni pijaci smrt. Pivalo Sc v
Americe hodne - jsou toho
jeste pametnfci. Pijacke ume-
nj v Americe upadlo. Ones
vypravovani o tom, jak Sc pf-
valo a trunku holdovalo, pri-
chazf nam jake bachorka a
prece jedna Sc pravdu.
Kdo pred sedmdesati roxy V
Americe nepil - bylo tako-
vych ostatne po ridku - nebyl
povazovan ami "a celeho muze.
Pill soudcove a pill ramena
spravedlnosti, pill obcane a "a
konodarci, pill kde kdo a nikdo
Sc tim netajil a leckomu lahev
vyhlizela stale z kapsy. Ale i
ii americti piiaci pred sedmde-
sati roxy byli pravymi zabari
proti pijakdm "a starodavna.
Caesar 81 potrpel ma dobrou
cisku jednou prihnul 81 do
te miry, ze Eutychovi, svemu
kocimu, ktery provazel jej v
chariotu, dial zpropitneho $780,
900. Je to nejvetsi zpropitne,
jake kdykoliv v historii sveta
bylo darovano a musela to by
ii jiz poradna opicka, kdyz po-
noukala k takove stedrosti. Je-
den z fimskych cisarI nechal
pro sveho ore dovazet vino az
z dalnych krajG. Jiny vystro-
jill hostinu, ktera stala peknou
sumicku - pdl millionu. Pra-
vi Sc, re vzacna vina tvorila
hlavni polozku tohoto dctu.
Flip Macedonsky byl pija-
KEN nesmrtelnym. Nesel nj
kdy cd tabule pevnym krokem
a zhusta musel byti odnasen
primo ma ldzko, ably Sc opic-
ky prospal. Jeho syn Alexandr
Velky, zdedil po otci pijackou
vasen. Jednou to ''natahl" tax
ze to trvalo diva dny a jednu
noe nez Sc vyspal z mimofadne
velke opice. Zemrel nasled-
KEN nemirneho pitt We veku 32
let. - Dionysius mladsi, jeden
z tyranG sicilskych, miloval
strasne 'flamy" a kdyz Sc dal
do pitt, pol pravidelne nepretr-
ute po tri mesice prestavka-
mi, ktere potreboval k trosce
prospani. Oslepl z prilisneho
pitt.
Tiberius byl jinym z cisarn,
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drive do vzduchu iuchazejicieh
plynu, vyvijejicich Sc pri vyro-
be koksu.
Jiny prlklad, jak bylo nutno
primo 2 plenek vychovati jiny
briticky prdmysl, uvedl Kella-
way poukazem ma link. Pred
Ivalkou Sc v Britanii spotrebo-
valo rocne 240.OOO tun zinku a
Z toho bylo II procent dodano
z Nemecka, Belgie a Holland
ska. Ale "a valky byl priliv
zinkovych rud z Australia do
sud hlavne do Nemecka ply
noucich obracen do Anglie,
kde vznikly obrovske zinkove
zavody, vyhovujici 1plne spo-
|trebe tohoto kovu.
Pred valkou spotrebovala
Britanie pres $4,000 tun dra-
sla rocne. Bylo dodavano z
proslulych draslovych doli We
IStassfurtu v Nemecku. Kdyz
valka zabranila jeho vyvozu,
nastala lloha lucebnikdm, po-
kusiti Sc o nalezeni cesty "a L.
celem uncle vyroby drasla. A
bylo shledano, re dy1nu, z ta-
vicich peel odchazejiciho jest
drasla tolik, re mIze do velke
mfry uhraditi jeho spotrebu We
Velke Britanii Move zavody, S
vyrobu drasla Sc zabyvajici,
rozlustily polozenou Jim ulohu
tim zpGsobem, re z tohoto zri-
dla je rocne prdmyslu doda-
vano $4,000 tun drasla.
Nejvetsfch lspechG bylo
kvsak ziskano velikym zlepse-
1im We strojnickem prdmyslu a
sice jak zdokonalenim stroji.
tax vetsf presnosti pfi vyrobe.
Byly zavadeny move a zdoko-
alene dopravnf zpdsoby pro
tovarnf dilny, brzy praccvaly
l,pojezde a jine fezaby jinym
tempem, nez jak byvalo OBJ
|vyklo.
Jednim nejcennejsich po-
znatkn, dostavsim Sc Britanii
jvynucenou vetsf vykonnosti
prdmyslu, bylo to, ze bylo po-
tvrzeno pravidlo, die ktereho
sou zkusebne laboratore a po-
kusne dilny neocenitelnymi po-
mocnicemi pri vzpruzovani prG
myslu. V Anglii zavladal v
,rdmyslu uncle vzbuzovany
1ahled, die ktereho neni valne
treba stale provadenych poku-
|si. laboratornfch~ patrani a
zkoumanf pri prImyslu. Ale
valka Sc svymi zvysenymi a
stale novymi pozadavky ucini-
la prevrat v t6chtO nahledech
a dnes jsou briticke dflny v dz-
KEN styku s pokusnymi dina
mi zkusebnimi laboratoremi.
Vyznamnym bylo upozorne-
nj tajemnika Kellawaye V o.
hledu optickych" skel. A tn
pronesl stejnou stiznost, ktera
byla pronesena ma pocatku
vstupu Spojenych StatI do val
ky. Jak znamo, melo Meme.
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LEO KOCHMAN ZEMREL
|Dlouholety zurnalista delnicky
IA horlivy pracovnik pro socia-
lism, dokoncil zivot svij po
dlouhem utrpeni.

New York, 16. kvetna - Leo
Kochman, byvaly dlouholety re
daktor "H.asu Lidu" zemfel
zde vcera V start "a let. Byl tn
asi Sc rok1 a prvne byl redak
torem "Proletare" a po zaloze
nj Hlasu Lidu byl stale redak
torem thoz az no ochroma ru-
ky donutila pred nekolika ro.
ky zanechati prace.
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kterl d0DrOu kapkOu nlkdy. me-
pohrdli. Dovedl Sc napit dd-
kladne, ale nikdy nepival sam,
nebot We spolecnosti sc mu to
lepe "tahlo". Vail 81 vsech
dobrych "tahound" a kdyz jed
nou mel dosaditi noveho muze
do uradu kvestora, rozhodl, re
ten uchazecG misto dostane,
ktery vypije ma jeden dousek
velky dzban silneho vfna. Ma
doba byla poradna toliko je-
den uchazecd il "zmohl' a
postavil prazdny dzban s dsme
vem ma stdl. Nebyl vlivnou o.
sobou a nemel zadnych zvlast-
Mich schopnosti, ale Tiberius
rozhodl, ze 81 muz tax ucty-
hodnou zfznf dobfe placeneho
mista kvestorskeho pine zaslu-
huje. Ku svym pitkam povola
val vzdy diva kamarady, z
nichz jeden jmenoval sc FLAG
Gus a druhy Piso. Prvni byl
pistec, tedy muzikant, a tt jiz
w tech starych dobach sc vyzna
menavali dGkladnou zizni. Dru
ny byl vojak a ii do dnesniho
dine zavodi muzikanty o pri-
mat v pitt. Oba snesli vina
mnozstvi 1ctyhodneho a roz-
hodne vice mez jejich pan, ne
bot svedomity kronikar pozna-
menal, re casio po takovem pi-
jackem posezeni, sveho dobro-
dince na.lGzko odnaSeli.
We stTedoveku pilo Sc take
hodne a zvlaste Nemci byli mi
stry v "treni kozla". Nemci
pill pivo, ale jih zdstal veren
vim. 0 tom, co staff Nemci
"snesli'', vypravujf Sc cele le-
gendy. Ostatne v Cechach
iise hodne pilo a dokonce j kra-
love 81 hodne prihybali. Vaclav
Ctvrty rad Sc napil a chodival
! dokonce do malostranskych no
Espod, nebot Sc mu We spolecno-
sti jinych piiakd l6pe pilo, nez-
| Ii kralovskem hrade.
Edgar Allan Poe, slavny a.
mericky spisovatel a basnik,
byl znamenity pijak a dokon-
ce stal Sc obeti sveho pija-
ctvi. Slavny italsky houslista
Paanini. jemuz ,rovny doposud
Sc We svete neobjevil, take byl
silnym pijakem.
Mezi generally severnlho vol
ska "a obcanske valky nebylo
snad jedineho, ktery by nepil
| je znama anekdota O Lincolno-
vi. ktery ma stiznost, re jeden
nejlepsich generald prilis slime
pie palenku, klidne odpove-
del: "Reknete mi jakou Pile a
ia poSlu po soudku vsem gene
ral6m." Ale jiz dosti. Mnohe
by to jeste vice popudilo prot
prohibici. Ano, byvaly to v
Americe jine easy. A piva
bylo, ze Sc v Cechach zpiva-
'valo. re tn tece po podlaze. A
re casio skutecne teklo, mnozi
mohli by jeste dnes dosvedcit.
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VALkA VZPRUZILA UPADA
JfCf BRITICKY PRUMYSL.

4 SA~A A~ANA A~AA A\SVA = SASs
Valku nenavidi kazdy, kdo
ma jen drobet citu v tele. Ale
,vec sebe ohavnejsi miva nekte
re nasledky, jez dunno pova-
Izovati "a prospeSne. Neni .jich
,ovsem do te mfry, aby vyrovna
ly zlo valkou zpGsobene, ale
nelze popirati jejich existenci.
IVymluvne svedectvi o tom po
dava Velka Britanie, ktera val
,kou doznala velke vzpruhy a
.posily mnohych ohledech -
dusevne, moralne, vojensky, ma
morne, ale zvlaste prGmyslove.
Pri zahajeni valky hrozila Bri-
Itanii pohroma nasledkem stale
,upadajiciho jejiho prdmyslu.
,Zakladni prdmysly staly Sc tax
rka monopolem cizincG, hlavne
lNemecka a take do obchodnich
obord, drive takrka vyhradne
britickych, chill Nemci svym
cilym obchodem velike najez-
dy. Zajimave doklady o tom
podal nedavno F. G.. Kelaway,
|parlamentni tajemnik minister
stva zbroje, jenz prohlasil:
"Valka bez milosrdenstvi "a
Itocila nasimi prdmyslovymi
nedostatky a chybami. Nell
|jsme jich mnoho, aniz bychom
o tom vedeli. Vetsina jich by
la vsak pfemozena", a k tomu
lis jistou davkou hrdosti dodal
'Nase rise, udrzujic sve posta-
veni v prdmyslovych odborech
We kterych byla odevzdy ma
Iprvem miste, jest nyni takrka
w kazdem oboru prumyslove
snahy prvni ma svete".
Slova sva dokladal Kellaway
ddkazy a pojednaval zejmena
i surovinach v prGmyslu po-
trebnych. Ia jeden z pfikla-
Idu, ma nichz by dolozil sva tyr
|zeni, 81 wal slidu, ktera jest
surovinou, bez niz by takrka
ami elektrickeho prGmyslu ne
bylo. Slidy jest dobyvano nej
vice v uzemich Velkou Brita-
nil spojenych. Indie vyrabi SO
procent veskere spotreby a Ka-
mad Is procent. DalSich 10
orocent dochaZelo nemecke
vychodni Afriky. A prece
lvzdor tomu, re z teto nemecke
osady bylo dovazeno tax ne
patrne mnozstvis slfdy u prirov
mani mnozstvim, dobyvanym
v uzemich britickych, schylo-
valo Sc jiz malem k tomu, re
by bylo dstredi obchodu Sc sli-
dou byvalo preneseno z Londy-
ma do Hamburku. Bylo by k
tomu doslo nasledkem nskoku,
kterymi sc Nemecko dovedlo
zmocniti takrka prevahy We
vlastnictvi slidovych dolu v In
dii a nasledkem nemeckych L.
spechG v elektrickem prGmy-
slu. Lee pri vzniku valky uci-
Mia briticka vlada opatreni,
ably indicka slida smela byti
dovazena jen do Londyna a cd
tud teprve posilana ma dalsi
trhy.
Podobe 81 Nemci pocinali pfi
|tezbe a obchodu tungsten.
Tento kov, jehoz prava podsta-
ia jest znama teprve cd nedav-
ne dolby, jest neocenitenou pfi-
sadou do oceli, potfebne k W.
robe streliva vSeho druhu. Ne
mecko Sc jiz takrka zmocnilo
tungstenoveho prGmyslu a yeas
nym vyuzitkovanim vlastnosti
tungstenu pri vyrobe oceli mo-
hlo rozvinouti svoji neslycha-
noucinnost pri vyrobe streliva,
del a vsemoznych jinych valec-
nych potreb Lee i v tomto o.
hledu udelal valka Nemcum
caru pres rozpocet a Spojenci
|vyrabf dnes tungsten ke kryti
vlastnfch potreb, aniz by byli
odkazani v te pricine ma Ne
mecko, jako pred valkou. Byla
|Odhalena nova. neSmirn6 bOha
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WSSl W'S,S]
v BOJI O SMYRNU PADLC
400 MUZU.

Carihrad, 16. kvetna. (Opo-
zdena zprava.) - Ia boje u
davsiho Sc pri vylod'ovani re-
ckeho vojska We Smyrne We
ctvrtek, zabito bylo 800 Tur-
XII a 100 Rek1. Hlavni srazka
udala Sc v Turky obydlene
ctvrti mesta, kde Rekove byli u
vitani prudkou palbou z rue
mic. Cd okamziku, kdy spoje-
.necke vojsko bylo We Smyrn6
vylodeno, nastala v Carihrade
politicka krise. Turecky vel
kovezir, (predseda minister
'stva) die n6kterych novinar-
skych zprav Sc podekoval.
Wsssl IWSsl
POPRAVA BOLSEVIKU v
RIZE.
Kodan, 10. kvetna. - LotyS
ske gardy Sc zmocnily Rigy a
ihned popravili vsechny dopa-
dene bolsevicke komisary, jak
vypravuje dosla sem zprava
loIysske informacnf kancelare.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-25

not even the most miraculous shoals
of fish would tempt them to put put
to sea.
Lakes And Rivers
Ireland has many lakes and rivers
of great beauty. The Lakes of Kill
larney are the best known and their
charm is not exaggerated, for there is
a soft purple haze falling over them
at evening, which make them indie
scribably beautiful. The Earl of Ken
mares stately residence is nearby and
there n may find the real shamrock5
under cultivation by a genuine son of
Erin's soil. On nan of the islands
are ruined castles with weird legends
and as one looks out over the scene
and lets Imagination u riot figures
seem to fit about the ruins and ghosts
seem everywhere.
Its rivers too have been the inspira-
ton for artists and poets. Where
the river Shannon flows" is an eXquis-
tie spot where the hawthorn u cast
its shadow for centuries before the
tourist came to carry 1t away as
souvenirs.
The spot at the junction of the Aron-
beg and Aronmore Rivers, known as
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over some forty thousand columns
for it seems that some traveller with
plenty OF time on his hands a count
ed them. All look beautifully cut and
polished, formed Of such neat pieces,
so exactly fitted to each other and so
cleverly supported hat n might
fancy that he had before him the
product of human workmanship. All
is in geometrical order and all appear
sawed to measure by some mighty
mason. Notwithstanding some variety
there is q certain uniform type running
throughout the whole group for the
majority of the pillars have either five
or six sides. are generally about 20
feet in length by twenty inches in
diameter and are divided into short
sections. The latter are jointed ms
neatly as human joints; the convex
base fitting closely to the concave top
below it. There is n wishing chair"
a giants loom. a giants organ, a
"Highlandman's bonnet" and a "lady's
fan" formed of the columns. All these
are pointed out by the Irish guide.
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a house. He would o be in a hope
less muddle II he did not. And SO it
is with the gardener. II he has made
a garden on paper" and made a
diagram of what he is going to plant
and how much of each kind, he will
find himself making much greater
progress when the actual planting sea
son ones starts. Taking into account
the size OF his garden plot, he will
figure out how many rows or parts of
rows he can plant of beans. peas,
tomatoes, cabbage. lettuce and so
forth, determining the amoun OF each
by the size of his plot and by the
tastes of the family. one home food
grower may be extremely fond of rad.
ishes, while his neighbors would not
touch them with a ten foot pole" ana
so on. But the main thing TO be kept
in mind here is that the more thought
there can be given in advance TO the
garden work and the more carefully
the whole summer plan OF campaign
is outlined, the easier will you end
the work and the greater will be the
results. II is easy TO tear up and
rearrange your entire garden while II
is still on paper, but after the seeds
and plants are in the ground this can
not be done. For instance. do not
forget about placing the tall-growing
plants together. preferably at the
north end of the garden where they
will not overshadow the low-growing
plants. Proper sunlight is an inn
poTtant consideration in the garden.
Place low-growing plants like beets.
carrots. turnips. lettuce. onions. rad
ishes and parsnips side by side in a
group by themselves. because II you
have good rich soil the rows may be
close together-from Is to 20 inches
and these plants require similar
treatment. II the soil is not especial
ly rich they would be farther apart
20 10 so inches-or they Will not get
enough nourishment. The taller plants.
like bush beans. bush lima beans.
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Ga0H NSS2IN2
CAW
eaaWaIW
Z@S

ancient heroes and every child Is
Taught TO revere the words OF their
| life. OF all the ruins Barney Castle
neal Cork is the best known, but there
are man. tina are more beautifui'
such as Ross Castle and Muckross AID
hey, both nearby Killarney.
In nan places the roads are NeX-
cellent and motoring is one of the joys
of the traveller. One may go up into
the Black Valley, a part OF Ireland
where the sun neve seems to shlne,
and where one finds the poverty OF
people and beauty Of the cener
strangely intermingled. peggy in her
low backed car" on her way to market
or to bring home the potatoes and
Peat can also be seen on the roads.
One may run through little towns and
finds Mike and Bridget Sossiping while
the patient donkey waits until his
master is ready to move on.
Fine Cities
1t must not be supposed that rural
ireland Is all of the island because
there are fine cities. Industrial Bel
fast, where one may find s~hipyards
and linen factories where hundreds OF
persons are employed. Is one of them.
In Dublin there are the government
buildings, fine monuments and parks
where the Irish jaunting car and his
merry driver wait. All the Irishmen
who live in America for a few years
and return to their native land seem
to take up their residence in Cork and
the advertisements on the shops make
one feel very much at home. for there
is the American cigar store, the Amer
lean photographer, the American
~haberdasher, etc. Almost everyone has
some friend or relative in the States
and they are anxious TO show the
American about.
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CaISz5G@

nation to see the resemblance 10 many
of the names given. The caves are
underneath the great rocks and some
may be entered by boats during low
tide and the weird shapes of the rocks
coupled with the legends told by the
guide are well worth a visit.
Galway Fisherman
over at Galway, on the west coast.
the marine view Is entirely different
for the Aran Isles are only q few miles
away in Galway Bay. n of the finest
inlets of the Irish coast. On these
islands there are old curious forts
with histories which date back for
centuries. There the natives may still
be found wearing homespun dresses
and the cowhide sandals called pam
pioties'' a relic of the ancient customs
sure to attract attention.
The town of Galway is interesting on
account of It's ancient history. The
lower part OF the town is inhabited
by fishermen and for many years they
refused to marry outsiders and have
special customs. The brides dowry is
always a fishing boat or an interest
in a fishing boat, according to h
wealth OF her parents. The marriage
ring is an heirloom passing from moth
err to daughter and is a curious look
ing affair decorated with a heart sup
ported by two hands. Certain days
are regarded unlucky for fishing and
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Hoe Best Friend

Now a few points as to the care and
cultivation of your garden. The hoe
Is the gardeners best friend and
should be used frequently. II is not
necessary to hoe deeply. about an inch
being enough. but II should begin as
soon as the eye can follow the green
rows. 1t forms a dust cover or
mulch" which breaks the surface
soil into fine particles and keeps the
moisture in the soil down around the
roots from evaporating. You should
hoe every seven days at least, and al
ways after a rain or watering TO break
up the hard crust formed. Frequent
hoeing keeps the weeds from getting
started n is better for the plants
h watering. Do not make the mis-
take of watering the plants every day.
They do not need II. Once a week Is
usually enough, even in the driest
weather. Wait until the plants show
they need water and then give them
a good soaking instead of getting out
the hose or the watering bucket more
frequently. Any reader OF this paper
can get a free book on gardening,
which gives in concise form all the in
formation the home food grower
needs, by simply writing TO the Ma
tional War Garden Commission, Wash
ington, and sending a two-cent stamp
for postage.
1t is believed that the gardens which
have been planted so extensively
throughout the United States during
the past two years M again this year.
have com to stay and that they viii
make for the permanent betterment
and welfare of the entire nation In
health. wealth and happiness.
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the meeting of the waters, which flow
down what is called the vale of Avoca-
amid projecting overhanging trees
gives q picturesque effect and well
merits the words of Moore on the SUBJ
ject.
"Therc Is not I'm the wide world a val.
ley so sweet
As the vale in whose bosom the
bright waters meet"
Somehow these river scenes seem to
be ever changing yet never diminish
ing in beauty.
Legends
Ireland is so rich in history and
legends that only a great historian can
draw the line between the two and
few travellers are to separate 1t even
when II comes to the stories of st.
Patrick, whose name is a by word in
ireland. One always finds the Serpent
Lake, where 1t IS said he drowned the
last snake, and all the great things of
his life down to his grave at Down
patrick are shown.
Wonderful old castles are Oh every
side, each having its own particular
history Of its association with some
great Irishman. Ireland loves its
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22H5mW2A SzG arm
CnR5E

He will also take you to the giants
spring, where every one who drinks
will have three wishes come true.
A day is usually spent at the Cause
way, but if one wishes to go into the
caves or take the cliff walk a longer
time Is required.
As both of these are worth seeing
Pat usually pursuades his visitors to
take up quarters at the little hotel
and later visit some of these queer
places. The Cliff Walk with its great
rocks made up of strata of various
%colors, frequently rivaling our own
Grand Canyon, Is one OF the first
shown. 1t runs for several miles along
the shore rising higher and higher as
one walks until the top Is reached far
above the North Channel Of the Irish
Sea. The great rocks, known as the
Chimney Tops (three Isolated pillars)
soon come into view and then Pleas
kin Head, one of the finest promoni-
tories in Ireland Is seen. OF course,
all the nearby rocks are named but
the visitor must have a fertile imagi-
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dwarf peas. potatoes, cabbage, cauli-
flower. eggplant. and pepper. may be
planted together for good effect and
ease OF handling them. These should be
about 80 TO SO inches apart. Then the
still taller plants. like peas with bush
or other support), tomatoes (staked).
pole beans. pole lima beans and corn.
should be in a section together. for
they need more Dom and should not
be allowed to shade the low plants.
They should be SO 10 IS inches apart.
Plan Is Important
In making the plan consider what
vegetables are TO be planted in the
latter part OF the season. Further
more, keep a copy OF your garden
plan. for II will come in useful next
year as a guide in studying the rota-
ton of crops. On ccoun of disease
or insects 1t may be necessary to
change the location OF some plants
next year to keep them from being
infested.
Now, of course. every gardener
wants 10 keep all the ground working
all the time and get as much as pos
sibIe from his patch. This is partie-
ularly true IL the plot Is a very small
one. for then II Will have TO be Guilt
waited intensively 10 get big results.
By good planting you can grow early
spinach. lettuce. radishes. beets. car
rots and turnips in rows between the
row OF the main group and get them
out OF the way by the time the main
crops need all the DOM. And then
later In the season when the back
bone crops-the potatoes. lima beans.
corn. tomatoes. cabbage and onions
are maturing, you can plant another
crop OF the others. hat Is, the small
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ones which can be placed in the mid
die of the wide rows. for fall use.
Then. after you have figured out
how many rows of this and that vege-
table you will plant. order your seed.
You can estimate that easily from the
amount OF various seed needed for 100
feet OF row. Do not waste seed by
over-buying.
When To Plant
In deciding on the time for planting,
the gardener will have to be guided
to some extent by the climate and
frost season. Here are a few rules
which cover the subject OF planting
broadly. !. When heavy frosts are
over. plant early peas. onion sets and
seed. early potatoes. kale. lettuce and
spinach. All OF these will stand light
freezing except potato plants which
should be covered with dirt when frost
threatens. 2. When frosts are about
over plant radishes. parsnips. carrots.
beets. late peas and early sweet corn,
and set out cabbage and caulifiower
plants. 8. When all frosts are over
and apple trees are In bud. plant string
beans and late sweet corn. and set
out a few early tomato plants from
the indoor boxes. 4. When apple trees
have finished poisoning plant cucum-
bers. melons. squashes. lima beans
and set out the rest OF the indoor
plants. Plants for second crops may
be raised in an outdoor seed bed oc-
eupying small space.
OF string beans. lettuce, radishes.
spinach. sweet corn. peas. beets and
carrots there should be several sue
eesslve paintings. two or three weeks
apart. so as to have a fresh and con-
tinuous supply all season.