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The Holbrook news., 1919-06-06
THE DAY THAT WILL NEVER COME AGAIN
Last Announcement Concerning the Clark Addition

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The Holbrook news., 1919-06-06

T1oR SHORT OFFER OPPORTUNITY BECOMING coparmer that has 800 producing oil land Cali
 
 
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-03-28

SGnblcr, Der Eicrocilciih oils Secf
perfauft, obcr 3ie9cnflcilh uls
2ammbrotcn, icin Sleiid) nit elmer
Wnrficrlng ucricbcn l1nb Den Sun.
Den cine ifriftlidc. miinblid)c nocr
echrudtc Noti5 scbcn mltB. llcbcr-
trctungcn biclcs g~cpluntcn @clctcs
iollcn bllrd, @ciGngnibitrufen ober
@clbitrufu nhcr bcibcs gcbunoclt
merben.
@unocsiclntpr Sclbcn 4. Spencer
belt uln 0icnstu9 bicicr Modc ppr
elmer 9cnleiniulncn Sitnna bciocr
&Guicr cincn &prtrug ilbcr Die Higu
scr Notioncn. Gr lit 5u @llnltcn elmer
2igu. mcrn bic NCd,tc unh Sraoitip-
men Scr Scr. Stontcn guuobrt mcr-
sen. Gr befilrlportct IrlNcrlu19cn III
Scr &onltitution Scr 2ign.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-03-28
@cluinnt ncne Strait. Ncrr Nreb &,

Nold)rr Don &nid, Nlusfo, idrcibt:
"Wfein Spitem mar ctipas acihm1d,t
uuo lnl lebtcn Counter bcgonn id sic
Notmcnbi9feit zines StGrflnasmit.
tells 81 empfinocn. sd las in Scr
3cltlrng ilbcr Sorni's IlpcnfrGutcr
uno bcitclltc cs mir. 9oS Seilrlit
tel Iagt mir icbr gu; es trifft ocn
9tagcl ullf Den &opf. Mcin a0rpcr
lit jest urriiinacrt uno id 0cipinnc
lleuc &rait. Che ih bcgom Dos Sell,
n1ittcl 81 Acbralldcn, filhltc ih mid,
ais Oh id) feline idNpcrc Irbcit mcbr
TIM fGnnc. bod ictt bin id, trot mel
lter MIR ipGrlihcn Nobr,ng, 70 itarf,
oaB id) mid iiber mid iclbit pllns
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-03-28
Sic @eIhGftslellte bon 9oonpille,

0ic @eIhGftslellte BON 9oonpillc.
Mp. uno sic 9ircftorcn Scr Samilr
ron . 9ropn Sbpe 60, bon ct.
2ouis, baben uorige ISOLDE Elm Mb'
fomn,en ,ntcr5eidnct cine S6lll'
fobrif IN 9ocnbille at erridten. Die
9iirgcr bon @oonpillc brudten bic
Srrnlnlc bon $4,000 olli, oils Bonus
fir sic Sabrit. 9os 0ebGuoe, Elm
pieritotiscr 9aditcinbal,, 50 bel 25O
Sub, miro iofort erridtet mcrbcn allf
einem 8lat in Ser NGbe Ser @eleiIc
Der M. 6. unb g.. 9abn. Die Sabrif
miro i'm @nfang ungefdbr 300 Or
better bei6Gitigen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-03-28

oere." Sorni's IlperlfrGllter. Dies al.
te, bcpGbrtc &rG,ltcrbcilmittcl, hol,t
Den &6rpcr aui; cS pcrbciicrt Gas
@lllt, mirft alf Nicren unb Geber,
rcgllicrt Oen Wo9cn unb itGrft bic
Ncrpcn. 0ies Scilruittcl miro nid)t
bllrd Ipotbcfer pcrfnuit. ionocrn
bltrd) bclonbcre 2pfaloaentcn aclicf.
crt. Mon ld)rcibc an Or. Ecter Sobr.
ncp & Cons 60, 2501 @aibington
@lpb., Gbicogo, Sllinois.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-03-28
@erbanSlnnsen Der Soften @iiiomrie'
2egislatnriitmng.
(Sem Wiiiouri Solfsfrellno emf
1omlnen).

1lOllllltcn).
Bic Irbeitcrs Seriid)erungsporlagc
lit I'M Souic angenommcn moroet nit
iammt allen Announcements.
Cine Sorla9c, melhc Die GerDilli.
gung bon $4,000 fir Die Serbciic.
rlng Scr &apitpl . @runoIhife Dor.
iicbt, purbc i'm llntcrbollie 5ur Stein.
i6rift b%erpieien.
Die @orlagc gum 9%(nfallf allen 81.
gentbums 5lpiifcn Der @ollpernellrs
@pbn,lng unb bcnt nelten &apitol
bl,rd Sen Stoot lit I'M Sauie 5ur
&einidrift perpieicn Woroen.
9as 9anoipirtbidnfts .&omite bes
ltntcrbalies belt ont 9%onncrstag
Iben0 cin Scrb0r ab ilbcr sic Sraoc,
Oh, es port6cilbaitcr iein milrbe, Die
Wiiiourier Sabrblrnocrtfcicr in ct,
Sollis, SeOolia obcr Seffcrion Gitp
ah5ubulten, ober Oh lid picllcift cine
onoerc Sfabt bciicr iiir bicic Scier
ciencn f0nnte. Son elmer Scite aus
ipllrbc befiirportct, cine Wcnge bon
Seiern in allen StGOten lno Ort=
ihaftcn a~b5ubultcn, Die bcn Inter
ncbmungseeiit bn5ll bitten.
0ie bon GcprGicntant Ercmitt Don
Sadion Gol1ntp cin9crcid)tc Sorloac.
pclde sic Shaffung elmer &ctons
itrllftionss rnb observation-disclosures.
&ommiiiiou uuriob. muroe obecipie.
len. Frclpitt nlohte geltcnb, bob bic
&ricgstbGtiGfcii piclcr patriptilder
Eraaniiationcn altf @unid Ser &c.
aierlul1 fprtgcictt nerbcn ipntc,
iono abcr mc,ig 9cifaa.
9as l~tnterbors nubm Die &orIogc
on, bic cine Stel,cr bon 3 Gents pro
@olonc fir alfpbolircie @ctrGnfe
boriicbt. Ser Senat bat bic Gorlogc
idon Dor afpci @pdcn aneerommcll.
Ginbeitlihfcit IN Der 9cltrafllng
ron gerinefiigigcn @cictcsiibertrct.
l,ngcn lit Scr 3mcd elmer gcmeinia-
men Mciolution, sic I'M Senat argc.
nonllnen n,,rbc. Sn bieier Serbinb.
ulg muroc oas Majorit1tsalter fir
MGohen bon Is a,,f 81 Sabre erbobt
unb bas glitter, an Incident Die gls
tern ibrc 3uitimmune 81 elmer Sci
roth gcbcn fonnen bon IL auf 10
Sabre erbobt. Cine oicsbe5iigli6e
Sorloge lpi,rbc inn Senat CUR Hcin.
i6rift perpieien.
Scnator @reene's 8orlogc, bllrh
pelde Die Snipiaierune unb 2i5eniie.
rl,ng bon 9arbicrgeidGften arf allc
StGote ousacbebnt pcrbcn ioll. pllrs
&c aur &einIhrift peripieici. Dos &c.
ecntpGrtigc @eiet betrifft MIR StGbte
bon 5000 G%inpobnern unb mebr.
Scnotor Glocr trof om Icntae in
beller @lttD bon ct. 2oris bier Elm
ur1o brahte cine Sorlage nit, Die CT
in leinem 3l1ge alisgcarbeitet battc.
gr reidte bas Sofllment %unper5iiglih
Gin. gloer unb beiien Srau iebtcn iih
anl Sonntae IN ibrer @pbnl,lg 81
Gid, I'm oils Sonntogsbratcn cinige
2omm.a otclctten az ciien. eloer ab
bon BENT Sleiih nn0 bcbaltptct, cs lei
bon elmer 3iege unb niht bon eineln
2umm. Die bon ibm eingebrodte
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-03-28
Sran Marsaretba Nolte, 81 Morri'
i'm, 30, erlicst einer 2nngcn.
cntsinbnns.

IHt ~. ulur3 UerlullCu III SullIc
poll Wnrtiu Sdneiocr, iilblih bon
Worriion. sic bctogte Morgnrctbo
gtplic. &ittuc bon Gomuno Nolte,
Scr i6r cinige Sabre i'm Sobc Doran-
gina. Mr. SObn, Ser bod)u. @eorg
Noltc, Miiiitcnt un ser ct. 2ibprius.
@cmcinbc, itono ibr I'M Eobc bci ms
: lcitetc Die 2ci6enfeier.
sln1 Snnstag nm 8 llbr feiertc or
bas feierlide &eqiiem, nobel linn Der
bodm. g. gugen Saeeborn, 8. s.
a.. bon Worriion, un6 Der bodhu.
$. @eecmlam, bon Gbamois. als
0infon unb Subbiufon aiiiitierten.
Der bodp. g. gueen, 8. 5. g.,
biclt sic 2eidenreoe iiber ben Cert:
so ieib aud ibr bereit, benn Der
Wcnidcnlobn fommlt gu elmer Stun.
&c, oa ibr cs nidt eripartet." Nads
ocln Der bod)m. q. Nolte oie gbiolu-
ton an Der 9abrc porgenommen, Der.
blieb ole 2ci6e in Ser Stride, mo Die
8crlpanbtcn ionic Witglicber bes
GhriItlidcn Miittcr Sereins bic So.
tcllpnd)t bicltcn. I'm 49, llbr ga.
ben scr Srol,cn.S crein unb bic Scr
mullbten Der Gcrblihenen bns &c
lcitc sum NuGnbofc, on bic 9ciictlrng
al Scr Scite bes ibr porangcgungcs
ilcn @ottcn 5lt Goie, no, itattfinben
iolltc. Salt olle Scrwarbten nobmlc1
an Dem 9e9rGbnib ST gaie Sheil.
Sort fciertc arl Wontag Der bodlp.
@corg Noltc abcrmals Gin fcicrli6es
Heqllicm inter Miiilten5 bon ST.
Noclfer ais 0iafon unb s, Solwed
ais Subbiafon, ST. Scinrid Sitter,
poll ser ct. Chorus Stride uno Geo.
S0bn. Scr sic belltI6e 2ci6enrcbe
ticlt. Der bodip. Solluef belt Die
cngIiihe Ereoigt. Ser bohlp. Eaff-
bollien lang nit Dem Gborc. Illc
iiberlcbcnben &inbcr iparcn bel bieicr
Scicr Sl,acgcn, cbcnio cine Sdipeiter
Der &critorbencn, Srau Wotbiloa
Srillmann. bon Berger.
Die Scritorbenc ipl,rbe in 4lton
Sis. gcboren unb perhciratbctc iid
por bcinabc cincm balben Sobrbl,ns
BERT nit Gbmunb Npltc, Der ibr i'm
Gpbe porangcgangen lit. Sic ipobn.
ten lGngcre 3eit 90 Meilcn BON Star.
~fenbl,rg ,lno Gftcrs an, Sonntag rit,
ten bic @atten bieie Strede bon 20
Mcileu INT oen1 @ottesbienit bei5u-
ppbncn. Sic g9e Der @atten mllrbe
nit 5cbn &inoern %eeiegnct, bon DC
ncn nod oft om 2cbcn iinb rrnb ocn
Soo ser Wlltter betrallcr1. Solgcn-
sc iino sic ilbcrlcbenben &inoer:
Sral, Gliiubctb Irnsucpcr, bon Gnic,
Irol annu Steiniger, bon Worriion,
Gonlmb Hpltc, bon GaIe, Srau
6run5isfa @illing, bon Goie, Srall
emma &inlmlid, bon Gore, Sral,
Nbu Sdneioer, bon Mprriior, gbrip.
Safer @eore Tolte, bon ct. 2puis
1tnn @eronica Sdneioer, bon Worri-
ion.
Srou Holtc mar Elm Mitglieb bes
&crcins Scr GbriitIiden Miitter, in
Morriion, uno Elm Mitglieo bes brit
ten @rooes bcs ct. Sran5isfl,s Or
Dcns, in Sermann l,nb in Worriio on.
Sic luar cine quite Mllttcr, cine front
me Gbriitin unb bcliebt bel Illcn
mcld)e tic funnten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-03-28

Nl,r gctun5t uno MIR gciprl,ngen
I'M ocs golb'nen &albcs @laIt! Sci
1cr fragt, iuic Ours errilneen. Scocr
fro9t nllr, mas 9u bait.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-03-28

@enn Scnluno iogt: "Wtcincr MT
nlobecblihcn Mcinrng nod" - 10 1T
CT ilbcrscuot. hnb lcinc Wcinrng icbr
mobQcbcno lit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-03-28

Wanf elm local 4ngebolld)tcr 500
ans, Inn oic bloltc 9lunle Ser Non1ar.
tit slt iudell, bod mas CT fano, mar
blalter Sunlt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-03-28

@enn scr Wenif ctipas ni6t tun
mill, laet er: i6 fann nidt; imentl CT
etmos nidt TIM fam: ih mill nidt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-03-28
MQgemeine COUNTY Neuisfeiteu.

Die Scope Shule, 0iitrift Nr. 10,
2ebrcrin SRI. Soa Mocdli, miro an
Srcita9, Den IT.. Ipril, gum SdluB
f%onullen. 9ie SdluBfeier bcginnt
I'M 1870 llbr, abenbs. Sas Ellbli.
fun lit %millfpmmen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-03-28

Sri. Inlanoa Srngcblut ltarb III
ser pergongenen @ode in aanias
Gitp, I'M altcr pon.33 Subren. Sic
miro iiberlebt bon folgcnoen @e-
ib,uiitcrn: M,,guit $. Suneeblut, bon
9lono; Scnrp unb Gbas. Sl,necblut,
bon 9rafc; Srau Geo. 8illig, bon
Ban; Srall Sobn Midcl, bon 9lanb
Srau gom. Brandt, bon Srafc, uno
Trau O. 6. SomfeIot. bon 2obi, Gal.
Die 2ei6e murbe our 9eeroigung
nod 9ap gebradt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-03-28
Nadridten ans anarcnScnben Gpnn
ties, aus nnicrcm Staat nnS
anberen Staatcn.

Gin riciigcr Spconlorc Baum
,pl,rbc lclllid) in 0uloS Gountp &c
fGllt. berielbc craob 1928 sub @alts
bol3 bon 10 Scr 81 @lodc IN lpcIfc
Scr BAUM 5eridgt muroc. Sic an
bcrcIl beibcn @lGfc n%1iliicn nod ser.
iGgt mcrocn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-03-28

@lon5o &ector llno Satin, ionic
aud $. s. @oers uno @attin unb
8. Griocr uno Satin, iGmmttif) in
glanb, c%mpfingen fiir5lid 9eilld bon
8cpatcr Stord mcld)er in jcber Der
orei Sumilicn cinen flcincn Stanlm-
batter bra6tc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-03-28

Die Sllrp IN Dem Sail bon Samllel
:. @uniton, augcflaet ieincu Sater
in Der NGbe bon Sea, in Sranflin
Gountp, %gct0btct 81 bobeR, fano Den
angcflagten oes &crbrc6ens ociien
or angeflogt mar niht ifulbig.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-03-28
Detroit, u. S. A.
March Fl, 1919
To All Ford Dealers:

"On account of recent newspaper articles and the many
rumors circulating over the country concerning a proposed new
car to be manufactured by Mr.. Henry Ford, we believe it adj
visable to inform our dealers generally, in order that you may
inteligently and uniformly answer all inquiries.
ain the first place, a large majority of the reports afoat are
greatly distorted and exaggerated. A new car may be manu-
featured but as to when it will be manufactured We are not in
position to say, except that we do know a new car could not
possibly be designed, tested out, manufactured and marketed in
quantities under two Or three years time.
"There is nothing, however, indefinite about the present
Ford car. There arc over three million in daily use at the
present time; and every one of our dealers, through their con-
tinued enthusiastic efforts, can dispose of our product a IS rapidly
as manufactured. We intend to continue the production of the
reliable Model T as aggressively as in the past, and feel that we
have the cooperation of our entire sales organization in forcibly
impressing upon prospective buyers the exceptional high quality
and dependabiity of the present Ford car, backed up by the
entire strength of an organization already established.
"Our factory and assembly plant production is being pushed
to the limit, with the thought in mind of reaching u normal
capacity Of three thousand cars per day IS quickly as possible,
in order that the demands of prospective buyers might be met
to the fullest possible extent and that our dealers might in
crease their profits proportionately.
"We are also taking important steps to expand and extend
our business abroad, especially in European countries including
Russia.
with the above information, you should quickly offset any
rumors which might tend to delay immediate sales"
Yours very truly
FORD MOTOR COMPANY
EDSEL B. FORD, President.
KLENK FORD Agency
Hermann, Mo
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-03-28
A1eU
THE UNIVERSAL CAR

TO offset all rumors in regard to a new
car about to be put on the market by the
Ford Co., we submit to all who may be
interested, the following letter received by
us from the Ford Motor Co.,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-03-28

True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on March
81, 1919, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
@cgcnm1rtig limo ollie telephone
Companion pcrpfli6tct cine &rlcgss
itruer bon SC bon iebcm Nufruf SIT
t5c ooer bariiber, fitr bic Gcgicrlrn9
5l folleftieren. Inter bcnl nellclt
@eIcs, beginneiib aln 1. Ipril, mill
fen olle Gnnlpanicn sc follefticrcn
bon jcocn1 Iufrltf 81 14c uno untcr
Sic unO Zoe bon jcbem aufruf ilber
SOC.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-03-28

Scr General . Nnlunlt bon Mil
iollri, Sranf Mc9llliItcr, uno Nnocrc,
mllrbcn ncl,lid) ppn Den Vunocss
Ngcntcn pcrDoitct oltf Die Inflagc
Gntcn im 5riibiobr gcidoiicn 81 ba'
ben. @ic es bciBt bcgabcn lid oicIc
Mdluner obiidtlih ollf sic Sogo rm
pcrhoftet 5i merbcn uulo cine @elc.
gcnbcit ST. babcn Die @lltigfcit ocS
@unbcs = @cictcs in 9ctrcff Der
3~ugpogel. mclhcs nit nllcrci1
Stoat5geictcn I'M &onflift lit, elmer
Griifung 3u nntcrlperfe fen.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-09-25
BUY WITH CARE

Every farmer who is in lhr mar
kri for fertilizers for autumn OF
spring use should keep posted as
lo what hc is buying. Complete fer
lilizcrs vary in their makeup. and
the farmer ought to buy what hi'
land needs and not have lo pay for
expensive ingredients which will d.
his land no good.
The farmer can keep posted a. tn
what each fertilizer ON the market
contains by sending for Bulletin No.
2l9. Commercial Fertilizers" which
has been issued by the Kentucky
Agricultural Experiment station at
Lexington.
The following extract from the
bulletin will give the farmer an
idea of how many brands Of fer
filters are now ON the market and
what each contains.
There were 12i different brands
of commercial fertilizers registered
during The year 1918. or these 800
were complete fertilizers. or ferti-
lizers containing all three Of the cs-
scntial ingredients, namely. phos-
phoric acid, nitrogen and potash
non-acidulaicd bone and potash
mixtures are not counted i'm this
item i25 acid phOsuhateS or Suppr-
phOsphalcS, iG9 heterogeneous super
phosphatcs. 10 acid phosphate and
potash mixtures. and 50 bones, tank
age and non-acidulatcd bone and
potash mixtures. Samples sent by
manufacturers of the various brandS,
registered have been analysed. aS
we'll as samples collected by in
speclors from fertilizers found on
sale in the state and those sent in
by farmers.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-09-25

plctI freedom from attack has been
obtained bt applying two sprays Of
lead arsenate, three pounds Of the
paste form 10 80 gallons Of water, the
first just after the blossoms have
dropped and the second three or four
weeks later.
Like the curculiO, the grape root
bOrer Is incOnspicuOus in all Of It's
stages. The borers rarely kill the
vines, but cause infested plants 10 lin
ger for years, making meager annual
growth and bearing reduced crops Of
fruit. the owner often being unaware
of the cause. The newly Matched
larvae feed entirely on the roots, both
large and small roots being attacked
The bOrer feeds over so wide an area
that digging for the pest as a prac-
tlcable method of destruction Is out
of the question, and even soil fumi-
gants are, for the same reason, Of
doubtful value. The use of fertilizers
and the application Of other cultural
methods which promote rapid, yigor-
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-09-25

fully controlled by arsenlcal sprays,
the bulletin says. but the only method
Of combating the borer now known is
through cultivation. which destroys
larvae ana pupae in the cOcOOns. and
the practice Of such cultural methods
a will induce vigorous and rapid
growth of healthy vines.
The adult curculio is small and in
conspicuous, and q grape grower will
frequently loss within a short time an
entire crop Of fruit without being
able 10 determine the nature Of the
enemy. The grapes will suddenly be-
come wormy and viii be ruined. At
about the time Concord grapevines
bloom the curculio beetles emerge
from Information and appear upon the
leaves. The pest feeds on the upper
surface of the leaves throughout the
season. Ants are their natural enc
mics, and some forms Of ground
dwelling spiders feed upon them. A
number of parasites aid in their de-
struction.
In several cases practically COM
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-09-25
MAKING WAR on GRAPE PESTS
Most D structiVs Insect Is curcuho.
Which Feeds on Foliage From
Spring TO Fall.

prepared by the United States Depart
ment Of Agriculture)
In many localities in the eastern
part of The United States the grape
curculiO, which feeds upon the leaves
from spring 10 frost. is the most de-
structiye insect attacking this fruit
Ii may be practically unknown In
some places, but in nearby districts
may appear in such destructive mum
hers as To destroy each year from 80
t. 100 per cent Of fruit on all grape
vines that do not receive protection
Another insect pest that is a men
ace TO many grape owners in the east
ern part Of the country Is the root
bOrer which burrows into the roots
and causes injury similar To- severe root
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-09-25
Do You Know Him2

Reuben Lambert a Junior Agri-
cultural Club boy, living near Bcrea.
has returned from state Fair with
honors. While thSe he entered a
Judging contest of hogs and cattle
with twenty-five other club boys
who were from all sections of the
state. Reuben came out Of the con-
test winning first prize-a $500
silver cup.
His expenses were all paid, and
ne came back home with the first
prize worth. $500. i'm addition 10 all
expenses and valuable experience
gained while there. Opportunities
come TO Junior Agricultural Club
Members.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-09-25
QUEEN CoNvOYS SUPPLIES
Marie OF Roumania Gets Three Car
loads From Red Cross
at Paris.

Bucharest, Rounanla-Q Queen Marie
Of Roumania is assisting in the dis
trihution Of trainload Of American
Red Cross supplies which she per
sonally conveyed from Paris Ia Buk-
harest. During her recent visit 10
France. the queen made known the
emergency medical needs Of the Rou-
manian soldiers and refugees. She oh
tanned three carloads Of medical and
surgical equipment from the Red
Cross ana had these ears attached To
the royal train ON her return journey.
Upon arrival here the supplies were
Immediately dispatched 10 central
points for distribution 10 the military
hospitals which were In need. other
supplies were set aside for the refu-
gees fleeing from the fighting zone In
Bessarnbin.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-09-25
PRUNING A NEGLECTED TREE
Good Plan to Leave Some Of Water
Sprouts for Year TO Provide
Food for Plant.

In pruning a badly neglected tree IT
Is a good plan 10 leave some Of the
water sprouts for "A year. This be-
comes OF more importance as the prun-
ing becomes more severe, for the wa
ter sprouts furnish more leaf surface
90 provide food for the entire plant
The second year water sprouts may be
removed.
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9Th Door-Berea College
This is the crown OF the whole Institution. and
courses in all advanced subjects

This the the Institution provides
in all advanced subjects.
Temporary Raise s
twenty-five the board the
unusual situation which whole country
impossible for TO live the
All students do from
teen hours carpenter shop
ing office laundry boarding hall Office which
reduces their
Any young young woman get
Berea if there is the will TO do
PAYMENT MUST BE IN ADVANCE incidental
by the board by the half
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-09-25
SEED CORN

Last week YOU real ol now w
select seed corn This week YOU
will read. How to Care for SEED
Corn.
Many farmers Of Southern Madi-
SON and Rockcastlc have elrcady
selected their seed corn according
lo .u.gcsiion. offered last week, and
will care for it according to the
following suggestion ON Caring for
Seed Corn
Selection at Husking Time
FirM selection is so much more
desirable than any other method
that i. should be- employed if pos
siblr. The next best time 90 select
q, when the first corn is huskcd.
Wblr c0od. sound ears can be So
Icclri at this fine. one has no
knowledge of the type of plant ON
which they were produced. The
best ears can hc gathered while
hu,kius and thrown aside. or the
selection can be- made while load
ing and unloading the corn. The
first method offers the best chance
of getting the best ears, however
Caring for the Seed
The subsequent care uf the seed
ears H. even more important Than
the selection. To preserve its GER
mipatine power the corn should be
bone dry before freezing weather
comes: then no degree of cold will
iniure it. The problem is to store
the seed ears so that they will be
safe from injury from mice and rats
and yet be in a position to dry out
rapidly. On the average farm there
is rarely TO be found rat-and-
mousc-proof sc.i house, and about
the only way to protect stored seed
from those active pests is to hang
10 up i'm the top of cribs, sheds.
etc. Fortunately this method Of
storing seed corn cannot be- i'm
proved upon as far as supplying
good conditions for drying is con-
ccrned The ears can be strung on
binder Irvine, or hangers can be
made of wire fence. If desired, a
good type of hanger can be bought
al reasonable price. OF course
there are various other ways of
storing seed that will provide ideal .
drying conditions. such as shelves .
and posts studded with
nails upon which the ears are
stuck. The main problem is to
have plenty of space between the ,
ear.
\ room or crib can be made
mouse-proof by lining with wire
cloth, and when such a room is
valuable various handy devices can
be used for storing seed that can
not be used under ordinary farm
conditions.
The commercial seed-cOrn grower
will need special seed house. rat
proof and mouSe-prooi and, if pos
sible, capable Of being heated. Usu-
ally such houses are provided with
tiers of shelves on which the ears
are laid
I'm Kentucky the use OF artificial
heat is not necessary, except. per-
haps. in seed houses where large
amounts Of seed are stored. Even
in seed houses a high temperature
j. not desirable.
Unusually takes about two rnonths
10 ten weeks for corn TO become
bone dry even under the most ideal
conditions. When thoroughly dry
The ears can of course be put into
barrels, boxes or any convenient
place.
Always hang or store corn as soon
As brought in. The ears are often
damaged by lying around for some
lime. I'm case of leld-seiected corn.
which contains much moisture when
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-09-25

London Sir james Donyihe, a
young Earouet and son of the late
Admiral, wa, found shot fatally lie
left note apoiog e'ug 10 the United
service club for killing himself In the
iuhrooms The u.-ht before hl, death
10 becume known ,uat Sir James was
n serious financial difficulties, which
eliminated Zoo bankruptcy proceedings