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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-02-03
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-02-03

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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-02-03

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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-15

Srinarul:
Caendarisca, Cronoogia Miscarea Cultufala a Roma
nor din America Treoul Mort poese de Profesoru Leon
feraru Oameni in Rasbo, schita de Anrei Popovc "Nu
ne uitaL poese de Ncolae Iorga Muzcant de pc Bord
proza de Leon Feraru In Calea Norocuu poezie de Nj
coae Iorga; 'Cum nvat morrill, schta de Iosf Schio
pul; dila,'' de Carabus; Dascaluu meu' nchnare de
Andre Popovc; Zna Visurior," poese de Leon Feraru
Din Valure Vetei nuvea, de Carabus Inchinare poe
sic, de Leon Feraru; Tennta spre omenre sanatoasa
sfaur medcale Dr. Waller Barbu 20 Judecatta schita
de Andre Popovci; Lupaotrilor" de Carabus Noapte u
poeze de Leon Feraru Lupte navale in 5000 ami tradu
cere Ideea poeze, de Leon Feraru upa contra Tuber
culose, de Dr. Traian Leucutia "Succesoru" nuvea De
Dna Esaveta Bibescu traducere; Din ale Noasre, Cum
vorbesc Roanii din America de Darac Raporul Secreta
rnui Uniunei de George Marhao; Mama Mastera nuvel
de Veteran; mpresi della Lceu Milar Manastrea Deal
de Preoul Simeon Mhaan Caritatea bne plasata schita
de Anatoe France, aducere de A. Popovici DE ale z
poese de Darac sPrimii migrant al Canade traducere
'Ce poae fata nuvea de Carabus; "Evcnmene mai III
semnate din anul trecnt 81 mai mute bucati scurte
Fotografii:
Presedintele stateor Unite, Warren @. Harding: Dna
Harding sofia presedintelu Principle Carol al Roaniei Gu
Princpesa Elena, mr Principle Nicoae al Romaniei
Princpesa Elena Romanie D. Charles E Hughes Minisru
secrear de Stat al Statelor Unite; D. James W Weeks Mi
srul de R&sbou; D. James D Davis Mnistrul Muncei; D.
Edwin Denby Ministrul Marine D. Andrew w Mellon Mi
nsrul de Finante; q Will n Hays Mnistrul Poseor; Uni
grup Generalu Parshing, d. Anton Bibescu Mnstru Ro
Cupei Romano 6ocieati Rationale de Tr din America roll
manca din Sibu, nr admirable costam national din jul
detul Vaca; Noua Enblema RoAniei; Tn grup principe
sele Roanei, Rsgele Il Bugare D. Anton Bbeseu ca
milar GU Bisg dsale Mi multe prupuri 81 foografii
sineuatice din toate nuturile romAnest
impreuna 81 bs eeyi ii Lceul Mitar Man6stirea
Deau; VederSS 7uzstfrei Deaul C Bratianu dupS
IN tabou n Arte1of din Cleveland erpuri IA tiue
II De menbl n a gnzV ttiunsI noastre.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-15

Fetele earl inhata pc eel din
taiu prost care lie ese III Gale, ade-
sea orr au mai mutt noroc de cat
acele carl asteapta cu ami pana
Sc iveste idealul visat.
"a
Poate ca adevaratul motiv ca
uni dintre politiciani republican,
depun un interes atat de mare in
conducerea fnchIaorilor de stat,
este ca imprejurimele. sa alba un
aspect frumos cand vor Fl inter
natl in ele. Lexington Herald). /.
)
In ziua de All. proverbul: ''Ba-
tie 81 ii Sc va deschide" cand e
vorba de usile de la ministere 81
alte autoritati din tara, ar trebui
inlocuit GU zicala: NImpinge 81 Il
Sc va deschide,'' dar sa nu flu
rau nteles. Nu-i vorba sa i'm
|pingi de usa, ci de un sui de har-
tie in mana portarului.
-
Ca sa fie cineva ipocrit nu-i ne
vote numai de cat sa fie popa.
=
Bietul habauc care Isl framanta
nopti intregi capul daca fetita pc
care a pus ochii il va lua de bar
bat sau nu, dupa ce Ia luat sufera
de insomnia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-15

,cida. Familia crede insa Cd &.
Providence. - Ernesto De Vas
concellos, care dimpreuna cu mi
nistrul Portugaliei la Washington
fVicomte D'Alte, vor representa-
Portugalia la conferinta pentru
limitarea armamentului, 81 G..
A. Montalto De Jesus, secretarui
legatiei, All sosit Sambata aici Gu
vaporul Roma din Marseille. Eli
au plecat imediat la Washington.
Portsmouth, O. - Roy Cham
.blin, de 27 ami, a recunoscut ca
este vinovat de asasinarea lui
John Newman 81 Louise Doyle,
carl au fost gasiti asasinati pc .
ferma parasitic nu departe dc
oras. Marturisirea a facut-o ina
|intea judecatorului Thomas. All
va fl Judecata 81 propunerea pen
tru agratiare.
81.
Mihail Shieliski, AZ ami, a sufe.
rit 0 spargere de cap, din partea
unui ON &c beut in salonul lui
de pc 2301 Hamilton ave. Staley
Zawsai intrat beat in localul lu
lcerind beutura. Cand /: fost refu
Eat aruncat 0 sticla catre SHE
liski. 'El dus in stare grea Ii
spital.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-15
GERMANIA NU POATE PLATI
DESPAGURIRILE.

Berlin. Is Nov. - Germania a
avlzat pc aliati ca nu poate plat
rata viitoare din despagubiri, ca.
re Sc ridica la 500,000.000 marci
in aur Gu termenul la Is Ianua-
RE 1922.
Sc raporteaza Cd Germania a
facut cunoscut aliatilor ca ca Sc
afla ia caphtul funiei."
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-15

liste, au vorbit Dumineca frun.
tasi al uniunilor muncitoresii
desere principiile religioase de
earl trebuiesc sa fie condusi capt.
talistii in relatiile cele mai de
frmte al caror membri sunt ca
pitalisti mai Gu seama.
Columbus, Ohio. Mihail So.
boleski, condamnat la viata in
penitenciarul de aici pentruca a
asasinat in anul 1910 pc Rudolf
Kruger 81 sofia sa batrina, sea-
pat din penitenciar. El era un ON
de incredere al penitenciarului,
era imbracat in haine civile 81 lu-
era in curtea de dinapoi tenn
nitei. Aceasta fost a doua sea-
pare a lui Soboleski din institut.
Cea dintaiu fost savfrsita ime-
dat dupa ce fost adus in insti-
tut. Atunci s'a imbracat in haine
de femeie 81 a esit dimpreuna Gu
visitatorii temnitei.
Mary Turacy, de 81 ami, cas-.
sierra unui clnematograf, este
acuzata ca defraudat in timp de
un an de In Sam Deutsch, Bue
keye I'd 81 89th Str. proprietal
de teatru suma de $5.686. Ea 9
marturisit aceasta fapta in mo
mentul arestarii, dar acum neaga
IL odaia fetei s'a gasit un porto
foliu ce continea suma de 1886
Asupra fetei s'a mai gasit sum,
de 100 dollari ce fost luata de
fata din cassa teatrului, ceea c.
lansa 81 admis. San mai gasi
la dansa> doua libele de depuner
de sumo de $4,000.
WllllamspOrt, Pa. - DOua ae
roplane ale Statelor Unite folio
site pentru trebuintele poste
aeriana, au fost silite sa aterize
ze aici din cauza viforului. Ire
aeroplane fara posta parasi
New Yorkul pentru Clevelant
unill oisparut, lar celelalte dou;
conduse de pilotii Coltier 81 Hue
king, au atins orasul fara ca $;
fie silite sd aterizeze inainte d,
vreme.
! Detroit. Politiile din De
troit 81 Ontario au fost rugate 81
caute dupa Harold v. Carey, fos
negutator, lar mai tarziu agen
calator, amploiat de firma dir
Buffalo. Familia lui Carey ra
portat disparitia lui dnpa ce s.,
primit scrisoare din Windsor
lOnt. Cd el nlanninste Cd GO sin,1
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-15
INFORNATIUN|

4O3 Euclid ave, fost dusa IN
pivnita easel 81 deschisa de niste
tilhari eri, precum spune un
rapport sosit la polite. Nu s'a
putut inca constata suma precisl
ce s'a furat.
Londra. - Suburbiile din Bel
fast au fost din nou scena turbu-
rdrilor sinn-feiniste. $50 sinn-
feineri au deschis foe asupra Il
dol politisti in automobil. Eli au
reintors focul 81 unul din eel ce-
au atacat a fost ranit. Politistii
au scapat. All va respunde guvcr-
nul englez contra a-propumerilor
guvernului din Ulster ce nu Sc
pot .accepta. Sc va cere predare
complecta a principiilor sinn-
feiniste.
I'm cuptor prea incalzit a eau.
zat arderea easel de sub 1892
Euclid ave. r. B. Baird proprie-
tarul spune Cd paguba este peste
15.C00 dollari. Casa era tocmai
preparata pentru ca sd poata
locui in ca. O alta casa de sub
6SO2 Superior ave ars din cauza
ca lemnele puse in pivnita langa
cuptor au prins foe.
San Luis, Mexico. = Sc spune
ca revolutia ce a isbucnit contra
guvernului Obregon in California
de jos, s'a raspfndit pana la So
nora. Revolutia ar fl condusa de
Estaban Cantu, fost guvernor 81
dictator formal al California; de
jos sub regimul lui Caranza. Re.
volutionarii S s'au ciocnit Gu ar
mata regulate. Mai multi au fost
raniti 81 20 soldati omoriti.
New York Statistica arata
Cd in decursul celor zece luni tre-
Icute ale acesti an au fost Unsafe
50 persoane din care l femeie.
Deputatul de congress L. C. Dyer
din st. Louis a declarat: moi nu
ne putem Cinema popor civili.
zat pana ce nu vor inceta aceste
bestlalitati contra cetatenilor Sta.
telor Unite, Moi aducem noui 81
noui exemple de aceste." FL este
autorul legii contra linsarii.
Politistul Koucky, arestat pc
George Huberty, 1191 Carlyon
rd, pentrnca a condus un auto
mobil in stare de bette. Politistul
statea in mijlocul drumului 81
directa circulate cand Koucky a
manat asa automobilul ca o roata
q trecut peste piciorul politistu-
Hui.
| New York. --- Aici a isbucnit
nm foe in casa din coltpl strait i
l6-a si Sixth ave. Au perit in foe
% persoane, lar una alta cost
Iranita, probabil, in mod fatal.
Focul 9 fost observat numai tar
ziu 81 munca de salvare a fost a.
|proape impossible caci casa era il
flacari cand = sosit politia.
Boston. 80 In cele mai dc 6run-
|te opt biserici congreg tionaliste,
bAbfinf6 nncfnS3fefn ~ ,,,.yx,o.,.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-15
. FUGA C0NDf|Ulu

Baronul Byng, Guvernatorul
general Al canadei, Gu prilejul
zilei armistitiului dat urmato-
rll mesasiu:
esa Hnvernului, Ottawa:
sinI x eu catre poporul
q la este:
mortii prin I ajuts
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-15
pc cei carl traiesc.
.BvnQ Of Vifny.

pc cei earl traiesc.
''Byng Of Virny,
''Guvernatornl general q Ca.
nadei."
Iata un mesagiu scurt, cuprin-
zator, dar Gu tile 81 rost adanc.
Multi carl M Sc tenn de fntu-
neric, cand \ vorba de clsatoris
Sc tenn sa-si leGe yiata cu 9 bru-
letd.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-15
A aparut

Calendaru National al ziarulu America pc anu 1922
IN ZOo pagnl pc harte vena 81 copera bogat ilustraa in
mai multe culori
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-15

Boston. - In cele mai dc 6run.
y opt biserici consresstionaliste,
bsbtiste, metodiste u universe
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-30
MONEY AT WORK.

The public has heard much preaching about
thrift that the subject has become tte it
receive the attention 1t deserves The that
ings banks have Increased their deposits number
of depositors over those of year ago is
aging Next to working for money, the thrifty per-
son will try to make his money work for him. Wise
expenditures has Its place. but this is not enough II
the individual desires to make substantial Roadway
financially. 1t is necessary that part the
ings be placed where 1t something. where
II become of revenue.
Government savings and the various financial in
sttutons offer the utmost In security to wage earn
ers and provide for in the deposited
through the increment OF interest The regular de-
post of sum small dollar a week. maintain
ed period of will be a surprise
to persons who regarded the too insignificant
to be saved The government is able. because of the
close relationship to the public, money which
might otherwise be withheld from the regular bank
ing institutions, and this extent is rendering
valuable service without becoming a competitor of
the banks in real sense.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-30

2-How does the population of Ire
land and Norway compare? Ans. Ire
land has a larger population than Nor
way.
3-When do the most serious storms
occur in Florida? Ans. In the late
summer and early fall.
Allow hot does an oven have TO be
to bake biscuits? Ans. From $50 to
$50 degrees
5-How fast does the earth travel on
Its journey around the sun? Ans. About
l9 miles a minute.
6-Who was the first republican nom
inee for president? Ans. John G.
Fremont
Where does most of the asbestos
used in the world come from? Ans.
Quebec.
s-where ia most of the ribbon in
the United States made? Ans In PEN
nsylvania and New Jersey.
9-When was the first Ford car made ?
Ans. In 1903.
1O-when is the height of the ship
ping season in Florida? Ans. Between
November Is and July l.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-30
YOUTH OF TODAY.

The Yale Union having decided that there is no
truth the oft-repeated assertion morals
OF the present generation have fallen below the nor
NAL American Standard it remains for somebody to
define this standard
There Will be those of who, looking back up
on our period OF youth. will inclined to agree
today much the those OF a generation
ago Young men and Of today simply do
more openly many of the things which OF the
lads and lassies of another day did behind door
study Of history leads inevitably the conclusion
that human nature etoday differs but slightly in It's
good and evil DESIRES In hopes fears its vr-
tues and its sins. its devotions designations
its loves and its passions, that of thousan nd
years ago. The real difference in the new stan.
dards setting up.
The boys and girls of today are not all headed
loud-mouthed, gaudily-dressed dance hounds and
motor speedsters in the minority but they make
more noise than the thousands upon thousands of
young men and women who have their eye on ner-
sona success and who crowding our night schools
end studying after work in order to prepare them
selves for advancement Every community has many
such
No. young people not going to the DOGS: not
as whole, at least. About usual proportion are
headed for trouble and few years hence they will
wake up and envy those who with fewer opportuni-
ties are distancing them the race of life and won
der how it happened.
MANY PHONE numbers called but few are
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-30
SANITY OR INSANITY.

Costly criminal trials will no longere be featured
by the clash OF experts. testfying profoundly mad
incomprehensiby. IL the American Institute Grim
inal Law and Criminoogy has Its way 1t often
appears the more money there is in the great
err is the difficulty OF learning the truth To
this condition delegates TO the thirteenth annual
meeting of the institute last week advocated model
bill. which. enacted into law, might avoid many Of
the difficulties experienced
Conflicts OF testimony between eminent special
lists in criminal trails involving the claim of insanity
defense have indeed been dsquietng to many
citizens Confidence in the OF law itself Is
involved and the layman has sometimes wondered IL
expert" testimony be purchased marketable
commodity
OF course. such nsinuation is baseiess gen.
crafty. strange that able professional
men often disagree their conclusions: II is strange
rather. that two can be found to agree There
so many differences point OF view. In observa-
ton in phrasng. interpreting and applying defni-
tons that the opportunities for contradiction are
manifold. To standardize regulations covering such
evidence IN the interest OF Uniformity and compare
bty worthy undertaking
There should be sanity in pleas OF insanity.
WHEN READING newspaper In street car. IL
one holds Il the person either side can read 1t
also, IL is evidence OF generous disposition.
THE RUSSIAN SOVIET has levied money tax In
order to raise revenue 1t really taking some of
the attributes of a civilized government.
ADMIRAL SIMS is out with a warning against
minds absolutely closed to plain facts" The admiral
believes in ventilatng his frequently.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-30
HOW MUCH
DO YOU KNOW?

How much does IL cost to get q
patent?
(which is the leading peach produc-
ing state in the Union?
3-Where is the Penobscot river?
What is penumbra2
5-What Is the white spot at the base
of the lnsernail called?
6-What famous cartoons did Thomas
Mast originate?
7-How many pounds does a kilo-
gram eQual7
Slow many liquid quarts does one
liter equal?
9-How many main castles are there
in the Hindu caste system?
10-what national park IS located in
Kentucky?
ANSWERS TO YESTERDAYS
QUESTIONS
1-How long was John Marshall
chief justice? Ans. "a years.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-30
The Passing Shoe

QUIZ own note OF CHEEKY encourage
mont
TO consumers for the day:
WHERE there is so much trend
THERE must be some reduction.
THE difference between
your lawyer and your conscience
Is that your conscience will
TELL you you are wrong.
WHEN you are wrong.
IF Tom Watson isn't
CAREFUL In his efforts
TO crank UP Henry Ford
HE'LL be likely to find that
HENRY has a nasty tackfire.
WE have an abiding faith
THAT universal suffrage will not
DISRUPT the home
AS long as such keen interest n
TAKEN in such topics as
SHILLING ashes on the bathroom
floor
whole lot Of men
WITH pronounced ideas
so through life
MTsPRoyoUN1dNG them
sCTNCE nobody has thought OF an
EsPECIALLY crazy fad for this
winter
THE soloshes might be brought
OUT and put on parade for another
season.
EH.OQUENCE Is that quality In
A political candidate which
ENABLES him - he euiogixes the
GRAND old nag
To leave the Impression on those
PRESENT tina. his opponent
DOESN'T think rnuon or IL
IN fact rather opposes It.
If a man has more
MONEY than brains. naturally
HE hasn't brains enough
TO realize 4
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-30

MANY PHONE numbers are called. but few are
gotten
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-30

MANY q man who used to let his
horse
STAND out In the cold is careful
TO cover the radiator OF his
AUTO with a blanket.
ANOTHER pathetic
LITTLE feature OF everyday
LIFE is q local celebrity
IN strange town.
ANOTHER advantage Solomon had
OVER the other young fellows OF
HIS day was wealth, when be built
THAT chariot he made the pillars
OF silver. the bottom was of gold
THE covering OF purple
AND paved with love for the
DAUGHTERS of Jerusalem
THAT would catch most any girl
FOR a Sunday evening ride
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-30

ADMIRAL SIMS Is out with a warning asains
minds absolutely closed to plain facts The admirs
believes in ventilating his frequently.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-30

THE RUSSIAN SOVIET has levied money tax
order to raise 1t Is really taking on some
the attributes of a civilized government.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-30

WHEN READING a newspaper In street car.
one holds Il so the person either side can read
ALSO II ia evidence OF a generous disposition.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-05-14
THE COUNTRY HOME
BY MRS. w. H. FELTON,

the child's death was explained to
the mourning parents, as it were, by
accident. l would suggest to moth
ers to find out where the nurse likes
to go when she takes your baby out
for a walk. Make sure it is not
lying helpless in the hot sunshine,
while the nurse is idly gossiping, and
the badly lolling in it's baby carriage
unable to protect its little eyes from
the glare. Make sure that your baby
is not playing on the floor of some
dirty cabin when you think it is only
out in the park; make sure that sick
people or strangers that you know
nothing about are not fondling your
baby.
A little human baby is one of the
most fragile and delicate of all
Gods creatures.
The proper nursing of a helpless
little baby requires constant thought
and attention. 1t means a good deal
more constant rocking, and it means
careful attention to the child's soiled
clothes, which are sometimes too
long neglected. If you must have a
nurse. select her very carefully, and
watch her constantly.
Never allow a nurse or anybody
else to chew up food and then feed
it to your baby.
The mouth of the average person
is the breeding place for all sorts of
dangerous germs. / have known of
people who were continuous inValids
with decayed teeth, and these de-
cayed teeth had pus in and around
the roots of those ailing teeth.
Because the old birds carry food
to the gaping mouths of baby birds
in the nest, it does not follow that
similar way. 1 would not discredit
the amiable nurses that are some
times happily found for little babies,
and there are many of them who do
not mean harm at ADJUST care
less and naturally Indifferent to the
warning cannot hurt the good ami
! able nurses, and it is certainly a
word in season, when you know
| nothing of what, belongs to the
nurse, in her individual relations to
your baby.
was well acquainted with a lit
| tie girl about my own. age, in the
| long ago, whose nurse had careless
| ly dropped her over the piazza ban
| lister and injured her spine. She got
into her teens, but she. was awful
| crooked and exceedingly irritable
friends and relatives said 1T were
| better So" when the girl sickened
and died from brief illness.
AS before remarked, the human
| baby is the most delicate and most
| helpless of all of Gods creatures.
The dumb animals quickly get into
| self-reliance and Independent action.
| Little birds and young fowls set
about taking care of themselves in
| remarkable self-determination This
| is one |of natures greatest marvels.
But the human baby must be care
fully handled. carefully fed. con-
stantly looked after-night and day,
| to shun danger or to grasp at help
full appliances for it's individual
safety.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-05-14
Grazing Crops for Hogs

In many parts Of the United States
|pgs haze to be fed for the greater
Eart of the year. This is not true
! the south where they can be main
lined successfully in the open for
fom nine to twelve months and
I ade to harvest at least part of their
3gn supplies of food. 1t is true that
faZjng crops alone will not enable
he farmer to fatten his hogs or to
Row them out satisfactorily ca with
Efficient rapidity. Grazing crops do
fovide a satisfactory maintenance
htion. Hence, it is of the utmost
|nportance that we learn as soon as
pSs1ble just what crops should be
BED for grazing and how to plant,
Re and handle them to the best adj
bntage. The Georgia State College
Agriculture has made a special
Judy and investigation of this sub
let, and has accumulated more data
long this line than any other south
u institution. The principal facts
its command UP to the present
Ime have been correlated and are
resented in this article.
During the period between January
and May Is, rye, oats and rape are
lie most practical grazing crops for
lie average Georgia farmer. The low
Rst of seed, the ease of growing and
Re certainty of these crops, togeth-
| with their good feeding value
pike them popular. Rye is easily
e best crop for poor soils. Otas
d rye either mixed or separate are
bod for medium soils and rape alone
mixed with rye and oats succeeds
\ rich soils. All of them can be
Ianted from early fall until MIDI
inter in south Georgia, but in north
forgia the time of planting is linn
ed to the fall. During extremely
lid winters, oats and rape are
metimes killed, but rye Is always
! inter hardy.
Rape succeeds best when put in
Tvs about two or two and a half
eft apart and cultivated once or
3ice. At the time of seeding, i
ould be fortified with stable ma
re or a good application of COM
ercial fertilizer high in phosphoric
Id and nitrogen. Rane should be