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Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-19
AWARDED HUGE
 SUM, BUT CAN'T
 COLLECT II ALL
Here's Story of Man Granted Judgment For More Money
 Than in Entire World

SAN JOSE. Cal, March 1S.-fen, " B. Steward, proprietor of small hay and grain store here is the rich est man in the world-in theory.
 Compared to Stewart John D, Rockefeller, former holder of the worlds wealth championship, is pin. ing away in the depths of poverty.
 For the most ever attributed to John D.. was $1 800 O0O, ,000
 And Stewart has-now get this!- $304,s40. .S22,912.6S5.16.
 Stewart made his vast fortune on an investment of S100, plus a judg- ment just handed down by Judge ]. R. Welch.
 In 1897 George J. Jones was run ming store on the outskirts Of San Jose. Stewart was his friend.
 Jones was expecting a shipment of goods on January IS and had to meet sight draft for $1OO.
 He asked Stewart to lend him that amount and offered to pay 10 per cent interest a month, Stewart testi- fled in court here.
 Jones Moves
 Stewart oonsentedl Two months later Jones' store burned down. Jones went to Montana and became a cattleman.
 Stewart wrote and asked him for his money. He received no answer, he says.
 Then last August Jones returned to San Jose with $2OO.0O0 in his pockets and started work as an au- tomobile salesman.
 Stewart immediately sued for his S100 and the interest since Jan. IS. 1897 Under California law, a, debt can't be outlawed if the debtor leaves the state.
 Judge Welch said::. q order that a judgement be entered in favor of Henry B. Stewart as against George J. Jones for the sum of S3O4. .S40.l 332,912, ,6S5.16." Of course. Stewart can't collect the Judgement because it represents more money than there is in the world. But Stewards not satisfied with being theoretically the worlds rich est man. He wants something more and has an eye on Jones' $SOO,OO0 as part payment
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-19

Allegheny River Is navigable for 15O miles above Pittsbprg.
 Delhi. India, is famous Tor it's cash mere shawls.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-19

Early Greeks used large stones and sacks of sand as apchors.
 Cyclones revolve in opposite diree- tions in the two hemispheres.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-19
FOR STARCH

Add a tablespoon of kerosene to the starch which you have prepared for the white clothing. It will i'm. prove the appearance of the fabric and the iron will not stick.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-19

TOurniquet was invented by a French surgean, Morel, in 1914.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-14
DEATH ON DARWlNISM
Nashville Baptist Pastors to With
 draw Support From Union Univer-
 sity Unless Teacher Is Eliminated.

Nashville, Tenn, June 14.-Unless Prof. c. W. Davis, member of the faculty of Union university, Baptist institution at Jackson, is eliminated from its teaching staff or declares publicly his repudiation of the theory of evolution. All financial or moral support of the Nashville Baptist Pas tors conference will be withdrawn from the institution, according to res olutions adopted by the conference.
 The resolutions declared the theory of evolution dangerous and destructive and out of accord with the teach ings of the Baptist church.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-14

Chairman Dunn reported that after conference with the fire commits sioners, he learned that only $5,o00 in insurance on the police building and s1,5oo on the contents. was carried by the city. The estimated value of the building is $30,0o0. Commissioner Jackson remarked on the small amount involved on such valuable property. He advised that insurance covering so per cent of the entire structure and contents be secured
New Britain herald., 1922-06-14
YEN IS FOREIGN MINISTER.

Picking, June 14.-(By Associated Press)-Dr. w. w. Yen, former for eign minister, has been reappointed to that post in the new central Chinese government of President Ii Yuan Hung. Dr. Yen also has been named acting premier and is expected to be made premier in the event Wu Ting Fang, the foreign minister of the southern government at Canton, re- fuses to be President Lis prime min. ister.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-14
The clerk was instructed to take Up
Cops In Theaters

Chairman Dunn called attention to the ordinance. which requires a uni formed officer in all theaters for every performance. As 1t now stands, policemen are stationed only at the evening performances. It was left to the chief to see that the provisions were carried out.
 Bids For Coal
 The board instructed the clerk to ask for bids on the winters supply of coal
New Britain herald., 1922-06-14

Marlborough House. the future residence of the Prince of Wales, con- tains Ill rooms
New Britain herald., 1922-06-14

Monuments to military heroes are unknown in China.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-14
City Items
Big jewelry sale at Henry Morans

Big jewelry sale at Henry Morans --advt
 pr. A. B. Johnson, dentist. has suf- hciently recovered from recent oper- alton for appendicitis to be at his office for a short time each day. He will not keep regular hours until next week.
 Insist on the new Mark Twain. 1oc Cigar. You will like them. Man'fd by Bill Muller Enough said"-advt.
 The Lady Turner's will hold se meeting this evening in Turner hall on Arch street.
 Meet me at Schmarr's for dinner. -advt.
 The Rev Thomas Griffen of Derby spent last evening with his parents on South Main street. You'll invariably find on the pantry shelves in the home that has a gem of a cook" Bakers Certified Flavor ing Extracts. At all good grocers.-- advt
New Britain herald., 1922-06-14
To Boost Up Insurance

tend them, Tn case of sickness or il
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-21
r E NJ E NJ B E r


m ''e'' neanuul noslfu statea scrls undeva sc vede
n.!oaa Sc va h'aptu nnma atunc cand apele
iicovuul nu vor ii sorbte canta poetu Unr cec
- rosne de sangele eroor carl au Jucat hora ratie
4 ~ ''''uiic oie'uul ca 81 IN tot cuprlnsul vechulu
s
De 81 de data accasa nj lpst poetul insnrat contmno
al upclor legendare care san dat a Nara q Naraso+
in inreaga Vrace ca 81 ne hore insngerato al
ui regat-o coroana de sange drept nlda viitormttn
acee fapte vor prim cr cat vremea va troce
or depna in panul istoriei noastre rationale
49,,
p'e'e uuse de mtreSui nosru leam penru consfinrea
se :s'oce au avn pc anga scderile 81 nrerie
Hu lnso! ceva rupt dun marietta sorie universae
ac no Sc 1rece, amneste legendara lupa t'recilor
e'rn apararea Eladel; Palma NORTH della Cosmes amin
este upele lmpotva iullor din Campile caalance vic
ora dea Nara:es victoria ui David Ciobnasul impotrva
o'sonosu!o' 1',s "olat nzauatnL
d e fepea. s. ca nu sra avnt lnea cum spunem
pc oeaatn cantareul marion fapte de ale acestu
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-21

dem pc Lord Newton din parla.
mcntul Lorzilor. M mai putin de
.l,5 dc tone, de ncgreala pc mila
patrata cade asupra Logdrei in
'fiecare luna, lar in Birmingham
;tinge "A de tone pc luna. Lord
Newton vol.bind de maSurilc pc
care lea prevaznt el in proectul
de lege pc care vrea sal treaca.
spre a scapa Londra de FUN, a
propus urmatoarele: Sa sc inter
zica toate trcnurle Gu aburi in
tot districtul Londrei, sa sc sta.
bileasca incalzitul central (calo
rifer) in oficii 81 fabrici 81 misca-
rea masinilor in fabrici sa Sc faca
,prin electricitate.
Fremont. s. Leo Stine, de % de
ami. detinnt aci pentru spargere
d reeianla' poiis'e' va pc caho
ldotmea, un alt arestant la furat
cedS'i "ii' ou"''''i.
Mrs. Sarah McNelge, fence
lpolltlsta DIM Muskegon, Mich. nu
lesfe de loc Sllperstltloasa. Dansa
pparta insignia de polite NO: IL
un n'lmar pc care mel lin polltlsf
DIN acca polite II volt sal ac.
,cepte.
I
| winthrop, Mass. --'i'C Cadavrul
diner Maud E. Pease din Revere,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-21
INFORNATNJN|

Londra. Sir Robert Steven
son Horne, Cancelsrul Exchequer-
|uluA va II seful delegstiunei Bri
|tanics Dc datorii, Gu ocaEia vi9itei
|lor N America (U. 81. Ri vor
|pleea spre America Ia Is Oct.
Lopdga Lopdra este Gel mai
murdar oras din hants, daca ere
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-21

cord cu Prefectul Lepine, din Pa
ris, care spune ca pokerul este un,
Joe de finete 81 nu Gle noroc 81
deci poate Fl legal.
Montevideo, Uruguay. - Dupa
o vreme de ~ Gle ami, decand un
nobil lrlandez. lasat 0 mostc
nire de 30,0O0.O0O de dolarL Don
Eugenio> @ 'Neill, din Uruguay, S IA
prezentat ca mostenitor El a
fost anuntat de un prieten al sau
din Londra, despre aceasta 81 cu
toate ca s'au mai ivit 81 altii, ell
este cOnvins ca este singur in
dreptatit la aceasta mare moste
nire, find cea mai aproapc ruda
a nobilulni Irlandez.
Tusket, n. S. - Omar Roberts,
IN batran vanator fost dat ju.
decatii pentruca a omorit pc servi-
toarea sa Flora Gray, de 10 ami.
.dandu-i foe dupa ce mai intai a
uns-o cu gaz. El va fl judecat in
curind.
Chicago. o romanta care
durat .jnmatate de secol. aiuns-
la ln rezultat favorable. cand
Mrs. Ella H.. Ellis. de Is de ami
din Evanston 81 Edward +. Fox
de rs de ami din Albany. Ore. au
scos 0 licenta de mariagiu. Eli au
fost logoditi in 1868 pc cand eran
la Wheaton college dar Mr.. Fox.
a plecat salsi continue studiile la
Universitatea din Michigan 81 eli
s'au separat, neintalnindu-se de
atunci, decat cu catcva zile inainte
de a Sc cununa.
New York. As de pasageri
de clasa treia, emigranti de pc
vaporul President Adams. in ca
rantina pcntru yizita medicala,
au refuzat sd fie luati spre Fl
scapati de paduchi. In urma ace
stni reflZ, un autOmobil de al no-
lltici sosit 81 la luat, convin-
gandui sa lase pc Uncle Sam sal
curete de paduchi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-21
ON fucA eDM(|UlUI


Abundanta recolta de porumb
, anului acestnia a cauzat mare
ipsa de lrcioare. Gin care Gle OBJ
ceiu Sc pune "mula y.
q
In limba latina cuvantul 'bo-
nus insemneaza bun, insa con-
gresul a fiicut asa ca pentru bic
til veterani sd sune foarte 'rau.'
"a
Multe dintre fetele de All, cand
sunt cerute in clsatorie, nu- in,
treaba pc candidat daca are casa,
ci daca are mtomobil.
II
Sc aresteaZa tot felul de crim[
nall 81 scandalagii. numai ceice
ttu.bura linistea cetatenilor, pu
faindui-si automobilele in pnterea
noptii. raman liberi sd te tortu.
reze cum leAplace 81 cat lie place.
Au Ell nOrOc ca nu sunt cu mai
mare in tara 81 ca a trecut vre-
mea lui Nlad Tepes.
3
Treaba cu tbonusul cam asa
Cumintcle fagadueste 81 credulul
TRACE nadejde. Sc poate sd Sc dea
81 vre-un bonus. insa numai dnpa
vreme fndelungata. cand ml va
mai Fl in viata decat vre-o zece
veterani al razboiului pentru Ii
,bertatea marilor.''
IL
t'nii mananca ciorba de scoici
gratis. prin earciumi. numai din
.motivul ca sper;i sd dea peste
vre-o perll. Numai perle le mai
trebue, caci slava D0mnului, do
celelalte All bercchet. -
u
Fetele na,lnite pc aici Flap
.prrs'', I'm tip al cclor din Popa
Nan, sc imbraca dupa moda
asemanatoare Gu cea grecilor..
De aceea, daca nu vorbesti in
.jargonul haimanalelor, nu tc in
'teleg 81 mutt raspund decat la
calendarele grecesti.
A
O noua maSina face $4,000 de
tigari pc ora. Necesitatea mama
inventiilor. ibanii fumatorilor sunt
laptele fabricantului. lar inven-
tatorul masinii e profesorul care
da lectii de muls.
u
Organista unui cinematograf
din Boston SRA scrintit ieri mana
dreapta. Fericire de spectatorii.
caci an scapat de O tortura. eel
putin pentru catva timp.
d
In zf1ele acestea. tOti muritorii
promit sa-si iubeasca, Isl ono,
reze 81 sa-si asculte patimile Ia
untrice.
q
Rublele Sc Wind eli prctnl de
sapte milioane pentru un dollar.
Cine vrea sa cumpere, n are decat
sa Sc adreseze poetului recla-
de la Detroit, ca prieten
ell Lenin 81 staruie sd i V dea
mai ieftine. Sa sc ceara insa mai
intai rublele. Nh de alta. dar
stiti. -.
Il
'and barbatuI Isl pregateste
dejunul, stiti dumneavoastra cine
g mai mare n casa.
-
t'ngurii poate ca fac bnrta ri
zand de certuriIe politice din
Romania. Las ca 81 firmele din.
Evetia Isl bat joe de eli, invelind
sapun 81 branza in coroane ungn-
resti 81 austriace.
Il
Celce pluteste pc marea vietii
ca 0 'barca fara carma 81 fara
nici o tinta, n'ajunge sd ancoreze
in nici un port.
4
DE Sc vor mai da multe licente
de vinatoare, mai ales la puscasii
carl Sc uita c 'lln Ochi la pae 81 en
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-21

tnii mananca ciorba de scOici
gratis. prin earciumi, numai din
motivul ca spera sd dea peste
vre-o perla. Numai perle le mai
trebue, caci slava DOmnului, de
celelalte an lbercchct.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-21

In zi1ele acestea. toti muritorii
tpromit sa-si iubeasca, sa-si ono,
reze 81 sa-si asculte patimile Ia
'untrice.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-21

Treaba cu tbOnusul cam asa !:
Cumintcle fagadueste 81 credulul
trage nadejde. Sc poate sd Sc dea
81 vre-un bonus. insa numai dnpa
vreme fndelungata. cand nl va
mai ii in viata decat vre-o zece
veterani al razboiului pentru lii
ibertatea marilor.''
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-21

Organista unui cinematograf
din Boston STA scrintit ieri mana
dreapta. Fericire de spectatorii,
caci an sc;ipat de tortura. eel
putin pentru catva timp.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-21

DE Sc vor mai da multe licente
[de vlnatoare, mai ales la puscasii
Ecari Sc uita Gun ochi la gae 81 cu
llnal la tigae, mare sd mai vie
Emult lapte la oras. Val de vacile
Ehietilor- farmeri.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-09-15
RAPE IS FINE FORAGE CROP


h"cnuS" "f it, heavy yielding uuuli
Ties nnh high protein content, rnpr IL
III" Of the best Of our forage crops.
-nNS ! g. Eldrid.r uf ia" l"wn State
'"l"gr NJ hog breeder Shnuld be-
without II Smull lnt"h uf II unless other
excellent pasture IL provided Rap"
muk"- II upld und rank growth and
Affords highly nnlrlllNr feed for hogs
early Ia The srn-uu aud later when the
btu" grn~s puStur" n about gone
Ripe may be- sown my Tim" until
tate In the summer Early planting
VIII insure higher Yields. however
Emp" is also excellent rs an emergency
pasture crop when other f"rngrs huv"
failed I" mnh" stand Where II II
intended I" hog down corn n good
prnCilc" Is I" plunt II small pnt"h "
rape al iuinlng III" corn field, thus pro.
Nlding II bninnr"d ration for ia" hogs
Int" IN the summer,
Same slight prrrnull"n * necessary
IN handling the rap" pasture. II should
h" pnalur"L only lightly nj lrN and
hogs should not Ia" turned In early IN
ia" morning when II heavy dew ~ sin
"u the rnr" White or thin aklnn"d
hogs blister IN HIrh luynurr4
Sow rap" nlnn" Ia u pounds to the
mere. Use III" Dwarf Essex variety
"uly. rs II has been found +" b" hest
for our conditions
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-09-15
LIZZIE Sign ON LIMOUSINE
Milford IL Victim OF Town Cut rs
Joke

Canandaigun's cut-up had his little
joke at Henry ford's expense ycster--
day afternoon. Mr. Ford, his son,
Edscl. and friend stopped at Canaan
dniRla soda fountain for lunch.
The car IN which the Ford party was
travelling, big gray lIIspnna Suini
arrOplnnc motorcd limousine, parked
in front Of the store. When word
spread that Henry Ford was visitor
in CnnandniguH the cut up painted =
large plncnrd reading $3iH T. . b. De &
tr0it" and hung It On the big lImuu
sine. "a
Henry Ford spotted the sign VIM
hr came out Of the soda fountain,
lnughinRIy took 1t off and put II in the
seat beside him. He pulled an obs
felt hat from hiy pocket aud sIRnal"d
TO the Chauffeur to take the road Ia
Buffalo g. CanandaiRua Dispatch IN Ii"
New York Herald.
The daily average consumption Of
gasoline IN the l.uitd States has IN
creased 90 per cent IN five years. Dun
ing the FIRST quarter u 1913 the aver
age daily consumption was 7,Os3,OOO
gallons. During the first quarter Of
lD22 II was II .Ssa 900 gallons.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-09-15
SOME INTERESTING FERTILIZER
FACTS


IN the current issue Of It's Weekly
Bulletin, the Pennsylvania Department
of Agriculture publishes some inter
rNling information about the oligih'
composition and consumption Of com
mcrcinl fertilizers.
According to the Department, the
fertilizer industry IL the largest of the
chemical industries. In its efforts to
supply the agriculture Of this country
and Of the world with the best fertI-
liver" the industry has invested about
S3OO, 900 900 dollars In mines, plants,
equipment etc. A modern frepro0f,
complete fertilizer plant Of 10000 tons
capacity represents an Investment Of
about 81 900 900.
More than 30 per cent by weight
Of the ingrcdints which enter into the
composition Of the fertilizers consumed
in South Carolina the largest Fclti-
liver consuming State are strictly
chemicals,
II requires Approximately 6,75O,OOO
tons Of chemicals TO supply the annual
demand for fertilizer In the United
Sta,eg-thc other 10 per cent or $50,
900 tons, consisting mostly OF cotton
seed meal, clearinghouse tankaRe.. fab
scrap, blood meal and some garbage
tankngr, PROGRESSED leather and other
waste products.
Organic nmm0niates, such as gar
bngc, scrapleather, feathers, hair and
felt are progressed either by digestion
with acid or by long pressure cooking
in order to convert the complex nitro
yen compounds into forms readily
nvniIabI. for plant use.
phosphatc rock. from tonnage
point Of view, is the most important
INV fertilizer material About 2,bOO,
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-09-15
BETTER SlRES EMBODIMENT
PASSES THE 5000 MARK

with the growing understanding Of
the utility value Of pure bred live
stock and especially pure bred silca.
the list Of persons enrolled In the
BETTER Sres Better Stock" campaign
Is rapidly increasing. The middl" Of
August II passed the 5000 mark, sir
nfyinR that many persons have filed
statements with tn" United States
DEPARTMENT Of Agriculture that their
live stock breeding operation will b"
conducted hcnceforth on pure. bred
sire basis. This includes all classos of
domestic live stock, including poultry.
IN some counties Of limited area the
number Of farms il relatively small
Gordon g. Nance, county agent 0f
Oldham County, KY points out. how
ever, that although his county has only
1896 farms, 10 per cent Of the farmer
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-09-15
PROFITABLE I POTATO SPRAYS
Where Blight 10 Prevalent Ffty to
Ono Hundred Bushels Increase
Per Acre is Expected.

Potato spraying can b" mad" prom
able In almost any part ~ IT," county
Where blight IA prevalent hfIN =" "hr
hundred bushels per nrr" ih"r"ns"
may be- expected from proper spray
ing and even 10 the Db.rnre " bhzht
twenty bye 10 forty per cent Increase
in Weld In not unusual.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-09-15
DEMOCRATIC PARTY AND
HONEST HlfSINESg

When the question of recommiting
the ftofitcerS' Orphan Tariff bill 10
The Ways and Means Committee or
sending II to conference, with all of its
d'tormitleS, inlquitis and vices upon
Us head, was under discussion in the
Rouse, Representative Campbell (Rep.
hans.) undertook to forestuIl the In
cNitable by charging that conspiracy
existed between the importers and tn,
great mercantile interests of the couu-
ny and the Democratic party to re-
pndiate on the part of the retailer.
This Is the same Mr.. Campbell who
rs Chairman of the Rules Committee,
p"cketcd II resolution passed by his
committee and refused To introduce IL
IN the House. He has since been re-
pudiated at the polls by the Rcpubli
cans OF nus Congressional dist rirt and
ms autocratic career AZ u chairman
and II member of the House will ter
inmate next March. Here Is the great
Observation-Disclosures Mems conspil-
acy ms seen by Mr.. Campbell from IT,,
depths of his recent defeat. He aaid;
II way he great disappointment
10 our Democratic brethren in the
rouse nhd IN the Senate and in the
country II this bill is not presented to
the country along about the middle of
October, for the Democratic campaign
managers have arranged a very Gun.
ning campaign to be inauguaratcd the
day after tariff bills becomes Il Inv.
alrendy the arrangements are made
the stage IL set, the prices are fixed.
Advances are to he made in the price
OF every article covered in this bin
ny either specific or adj vnlorem duty.
The price IN to be advanced ON the
orders OF the importers down through
to the retail dealers. -" "A Ia
inc hope of the Democratic party that
the increases may be made about the
middle OF October They will be- made
any time the bill passes before elcc
ton"
1t requires no imagination to forcsec
rise in prices all along the line when
the Prohteers' Tariff bin actually hc
comes law. Only distorted par
tlSnn imagination embittcrcd by 70
cent defeat could see in this con
spirncy.
he Democratic party pleads guilty
To being friend Of honest business Of
all kinds and honest business men of
all grades, big aud little. Tho con
nrction existing between them is In
the open broad light Of day. They
both desire public prosperity and the
common welfare and in opposing the
neIarious proiilcers' Tariff bill they
ARE both working In the interest of the
public and for the prosperity of honest
business. In the F0rtlney Mcl'umbrr
Iarlf bill the Republican reactionary
leaders have arrayed the Republican
pal ty against every honest, Legitimate
business enterprise in the country amt
have entered upon an alliance with
every privilege seeking profiteering
business class.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-09-15

have signed enrolment blanks, which
signifies active participation in syS-
tematic live stock Improvement work.
Other counties in which 10 per cent or
more OF the farmers are using pure
bred sireS exclusively are Pulaski
County, Va, 81 per cent: Kittitas
County Wash, IL per cent; Greene
County, County, Ohio, IL per cent; and
Orange County, Va, 10 per cent. In
this connection the Bureau Of Animal
Industry points out that the proper
tons are for all farms and that the
percentages for farms in which live
stock is the principal market product
probably would be much higher.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-09-15

When various spring grains are II.
yalIablc the grasahoppcrs prefer oai5
to any Of the others, reports a United
States Department Of Agriculture. in
rstigator in Montana. However, when
food Is scarce the hoppcrs will not 20
far out of the way to search for the
plants that please their palate7 most
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-09-15
SANITARY TERMS EXPLAINED
FOR LAyMAN ny DEPARTMENT

Pointing out that an insectride l.,
not dependable disinfectnnt and that
there IL wide difference between an
nntiseptc and n deodOrant, the United
states Department of Agriculture en-
phnSizes the use of the right prcpnra
ton In disinfecting premises. SUM
tntion IL especially important In pre-
venting losses from animal disensft,
ANA. along with attention to clcauli
ness dlsinfectuntH are frequently
necessary, especially after IN outbreak
Of contagious disease. Here IL con
densed information IN the subject,
prepared AZ u result Of the depart.
mrntS experience Ia advising persons
who misunderstood the purpose and
correct uHc of disinfcctunts.
The word "infectrd" means con-
tnmnutcd with or affected by diYense
germs; "disfcctcd" means freed of Il~-
scasc germs. A "disinrcctnnt" H. a.
product that destroys disease germs
or renders them harmless. An anti
septic" Is substance that prevents tie
development and growth of disease
" rms, but an nntiscptic IN not "a dis
infectant unless II IL capable " de-.
str0ying disease germs In addition 10
preventing their growth.
A disinfcctnnt IL not necessarily an
"insecticidc," for some powerful disln-
fcctnnts are relatively harmless for In
sccts and the best insecticides may BIO
Of little value M disinfcctnnts..y
Formalddchydc is one Of tho most
powerful disinfcctants known, but II IL
n very weak insrcticidc; aud, converse
~, hydrocyanic acid Is dcndly for In
sects and all form Of animal life, while
II has little power as "A gcrmIrde OF
disinfectant one destroys odOrs. the
other destroys germs
No single disinfectant IL appropriate
in all cases. Select the proper afb..
stance. apply literally allow ample
time for the disinfcctant 10 do it, work,
and remember that success depends IN
large part upon the care and rxactncAs
Of the person who prepares aud applies
the dislnfcctnnt