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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-08
FRA Trairie Garm, Wis.

9ette a iuft, bpab ie9 oeutet poa,
Sc pilbe osIaa benne Sang isube mig
beres aSresie. Sal iee 1T BEN isaar;
impreen bill ies ierbe Reiiepeuse for
"9piten % Deb Grnen".
Sm ies 1lIpe ienbe en- SiIien til
Sl9et og @euner, brrer uot "Soiteu"
bet frem. Sette bar oGrct en- betIig
Ssit Iise til mi; MI fer Bet Iiot ruifet no,
fan b9noe ginteren CT nGr. Srdirte
Sarm er en- fin liben @p; Der bar hi
baabe Sorenebe Strife % Snnooes Tes
niebeb, iaa Der bliper @uhs Orb rieeIig
fortpnbt. Set er en- 9pit SsnSaes Iors
gen, naar bisie 8irtefIotfer taIoer poa
sammel % ing. Sen tore, Ipie Sors
enebe 8irte er tripeIie; ben er ofte bel
fpIbt. Ser bar Ri 2anoitoes SaImebo9
lieeiom / Rorse. Ser bar 8niuoefors
eninsen Rsbe boer tire Tiger | Strfcrs
Ipfe, pene gaicment. GiSite 8iuter bar
Der Observation-Disclosures, iaa bet er
peliisnet at bore u,eb til Cubs Orb.
gi mag ale ie bet LATER mob Gtten;
Saeen 'belber, iao @erSens GrSe er
nGr. Raatte Serren fuoe os ale fnr'
biee til at msbe BAN oa, naar ban sous
nter for at bsmmel
9enne CONNER bar Serren rtselia
peIiienet bort grbeioc. Seq trpr ale III
riselie af Rartens 9rsbe, ia mere enc
be hlnbe rnmmc I line 2aber. SuseH
Sn9bom bar beriet her,
Seq bill ba ieube min SiIieu til SlGet
os @enner | SafeS, y. Sat, Sormau,
y. Oaf., til 9tinueapolis. min grubers
Barn % mango aicubte, min Ssn meb
SamiIie / ct. YauI. Tinn.
Sat for sobt 2Gicitof. On eenIi9
Silien fra
On nj "Sccprnh. Euitcn"s 9Gicrr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-08
Sra Garrtuatpu. % Sof

Soao slass @repe err set, iom toms
mer ma "9eeorabs Soften? Sor hu
lfte oetalt Oct cnSm? Sci, iee bar sIemt
at ,ence tno Soutineenten. Silent? On
9lertnner lite at laie BET. Rel, Der er
laa meset 9oot oe tnteresIaut 2rieitof /
Slaoet, at ie9 sIemner alt onbet. So
@dn9e ON lleen ipringer on iii Ioits
taslen ion en- gal for at faa soo i
soften, og bniS BEN life tummer. ioo
yer ou lelo uo Tom ON On itllSe bare
orltfef eoott: Seq boIber mango SIass
Sor'er, men tnser al benz fan 6oloe ems
SHteresie Gar ND % Gar iuo Tom "0es
eprabsSoiten" ian. @i tr9noer iii OF
l9le noeet moriomt al os til, Iaa III Iips
per at srlble ODER baarliee Sioer. iom
81 bar iaa let for at eiere.
San faar bere unbitplbe min Gems
o~r99tt9beb meb 8eiiepenee iii glabet.
81 q
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-08
Gra lnrftpn, z. Nnf

geeS bet iamnte ies isnber inb min
getaltn8 for Soften, iad bill ieo
tribe no9le Orb og tatte paa set aler
m1ttaite for, at ban bar bet paa Beta
ltnsen. Seq ltter ipert sobt glaoet,
l9ier alt iom finbes / Bet. Set er aors
iaeen til, at ies bIir iaa fen meb Sons
ttngenten. Ren bare ieno glabet. 9ere
'fal NOT faa ben lille Gum. "Sor en-
arbeioer er fin Gsn p9rb." Set er
"SecorabsS oiten" osiaa.
Web bet iamue ies i~friper, biz lea faa
Soo I'll at ienbe nosle Orb eIer en- SiIieu
til mine Sornlbre / Horse, ears 8rsts
NIB og @uuoa @retrub, % ale mine
Seiferoe. Ilt itaar bare bra til meo ps.
Or title % roli9t. Gar life in9rt meaet
at eisre, men ot er iom bere ON @interen.
@t leper paa @iIfaaret. Sa, iaa faar
oere babe en 9IGbeIie Sui % ct gpSt
Nptaar, baabe SlGet % geuner Iadpel
/ Norgc iom / Interita. 90 tiri9e "Ses
corabsSoiteu" % SerionaIet.
gnitap 0rutruo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-08

geir oe ginb oil bet bel life mite at
fripe npeet ON, TIL for nit @ebtomntens
be er bet insen SorffieI, cuten bet regs
rer eIer Soler thinner, tn bette er paa
fieroe aaret, at leg iiSSer ing. Set blir
ba iaaIeoes haarot at Itaffe Rense til
glabet bette Gar, tbi Oct CT life sobt,
uaor a bar for SauiIie os paa iams
me Sib er fattig; men @Iabct pil iss
bog babe, til bet er inrIis at bore oct
frruben.
Sermeo en- pe1Iie $iIien til aIleianls
men Tom laier glabet babe Ger os I
&oree.
GSuuro ReIiuu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-08

Streia station / 1926 ON lea oiIoe
tpmnle bienl.
ga i~anbcIis Tiger ies til eber ale
Der | bette Sano, INN IGier "1ccorabs
Epiten", og Tom bar ct Tibet 9arnbomss
minoe ira Horge: 8cis biem % OPP
frif eartIc Iiuoer, Sbi lea tunbe for.
ltaa Iao me9ct, at De latte en- tor 9ris
paa, at faa herc ira ameri.d. gnten
ieg firnne 9toe Dem @eifeb ON Seres
Sern heroher eler life, iau bar oercs
Sarter perot MOB bette 2ano / Geiter.
"a bporfor iiulbe life oi ipm fan
9ierc en- 8ur bieul gisre bort Ill, at
nereS gnltcr tluloe bline ~opfnIotc. Seq
er ittter pdd, OF III ale ber Gang hi
forloo bort MpberIrrS loueoe Of foms
me iaien ON 2, 3 eIler 5 Gar? Sar III
dnc 9iort BET? Yei, Oct er NOT alt for
mango, iont life bar Itreoet hiem ens
gang. en- itur Stam paa benz. Sea
rco Naonet paa mango, ipm berer hens
ne &asic I'll, % til eber. Tom life bar
'frenct til Wor cler Sar, bill ica Sa fna
ippree: Spab bar bere, TOM er bnrerc
% mere tirrt / hereS Gin cnb bisie to
8amlc berbierrme? Seq flIse snite at
le Sbar paa bette. Seq ian eipe Ell
8ruro % Den er bare &iaesnlois6eS.
Sfrip Iiem % 9isr bem BEN itsrite Sps
mIutrins &c fuubc trn.e. Seq bsrte
mnrsc @anee bisic Orb: Seq TttIbe
enifc, at min Ssu fret tieut eugans,
ON ban leber." ga leber, mango al
bisic Ssurer leper, % Letter epbt os1oa,
meu euSba unoer &c life i'm Sar %
Nor 3 Gents, set CT alt ct @rep tpitcr.
Weu, bois on piI iiee, at on CT Isrf,
iaa beotS Oct, life bare beb at bore
rorit ~uhpcrots, men babe Ell inboenoia
Farfe oeiad, % hdr hu bet, bd t9uter
on Iibt mere az set 9oub, bu forIob, %
iont bin Saber o9 Wober itrrnebe for
big, III bn blep flor NOT til at reiie ira
benz. Itcn iincn iaa bar set aft Be iii,
life eneans Ell Sot for lit StrGp, men
n,aattc iibbc berborte % ipile meb De
Santer, at fanitc on a Seb, elcr nos
Get iaaodnt. Saa opiriif SC fiGre Iirs
Ger fritz hiem, reis hiem, % bnao eur
on eier, on augrer set life. % ba
fan Su ipsree big islp, ON on bar CLIENT
bet Abe BIB iom bin Rober lRrte big,
Seq bill ta banbe, at noele af oere bill
Iabc Be samIc bore ira soer, % Bet pi
brtnee @lrbestaarer paa oeres Rinoer
iitebetfor nj. bet er bitre Soarer, ion
faloer for eber mango @anse Der hiemb
me.
ga, aisr MI Moor at bette, og Sn bi'
finbe no, at Rorge er life iaa lars'
bprte, % at be er mere euo piais til al
msbe os bulbreis.
Spr iHe at bette Hal IarSe / <rpcn
iaa faar ieg lutte meb Oct inSerligitt
Cnite for alt soot for samIe Norge
idnt alt sont for "3ccprabe Soften, oe
bens 2Giere % en- eIreelig Sui til eSer
ale ira beres aItib %forbnnone
n. e. Seustuulb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-08
On q. DAT. 2i9rrims.
Ira Srpib, Mpnt.

"a, mi ma leg fenbe mine SO for
.Woiter". Seq liter glabet iibmerfet
ooSt Ren ei iabner Ola ps ger, iiben
g. reifte til 81. Safpta pua Sr9fuine.
soober be tommer mart isien M, iaa hi
Ian faa ps n COB 2atter.
5er / Cmeglen al Sroib bar splinssn
-ocerIurbe COB, men Sriierne er baars
I;ns, iaa en- Sarmer bliper life rig M
inr siSen. @i bar bapt nomertet INT
SGapeir; insen Sne o9 itte noset foIot
Gsir eronn.
IA, Iaa iaur 8ebafteren os ale 8las
Ssts Qriere babe Sat for bet sanle @ar
N opp 2stte / bet upe Gar.
Clarence Gbrtitanipn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-08

bar u Shorros Sor8erisr, iom er meIs
lem so og 90. Sdu cr uogenIunSe
ran o9 rliSIer oppe. Sao bar ut G6riz
'ttdu Htnroal % 8uISbrdro Rolitao ca
mango andre airpe NorSmGnb, Tom
TOM herio paa @citcrs @iooer / @iouers
odeenc.
@reoet begnnber at bIipe roget lanai.
Sea bar Inn nosIc Semertninger iii en-
8uobrGnosbsI, uemIis Sneoter linton
Hdn'sn / RrusIer, 8aib. Seq ieuSer
oere en- SiIicu i9icrrem bi8Ic 2inicr, at
u ale or ! beoitc @eLgoaenbe. QieeIez
oes en- 9tlien I'll q. @nttcn % Gbrtitis
AMEN % Glitter 6aIporieu Seroppe /
Get hsie Norb.
Ycbcr arueipn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-08
Tra Wetufploen. Nttr,.

sea biz nu ffiue nosle 2inier til
'goftsn", ba ies life Far iet noset bers
fra iibsu Yapa ifreb. Ydpa Ssbe ben
1Obs Mai pan ct Soipital @arren.
Set ct sanfe flint Seir Der oe iusen
Gne, Iua III fisrer ! GutontobiI.
min lille Seiter urbres pna, ON life
Fan Ola % Ran Ser fonmer isien
mart. Neen tanbenbe be life er f9rbigc
n1eS Sreiinsen erbnIt. Sur min Scl
Iiter lea "geb Irnen" bebit. Seq er II
Q1r 0amnel os er iHe meget COB til at
tribe 0orif, iaa ies tnnter bel bette
Ter tomrner / Eapirhrrben, faa ies faar
lutte for berne Sang, meb en- benIis
Silen III "Yoiten" os bens 2eiere.
WsDrtle Relipn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-08
bed$temoder Ved
Ser oar intet iaa ssbt for Nn.
iatnIinger % GoriisIeIie
iom Senep.

Msu bet sammeIbasie SenepspIafsr brrnb.
tie os iatts SIsmtusr utebens bet pirfet. Saa
ben eiubrius % SieIp, ior SenepspIaisrst
gan, uosn nosst qlafsr os uSsn SIsmnsr.
RuteroIs ubisrsr bet. Get er en- rsnsIis,
bpio SaIpe, tilapst al SsrspSoIie. Zen Ct
pibeuitabsIis tiIberebt, iua bet pirter llnSrs.
Snbsnib WuitsroIe let msb SiuseripiSs
isrn.. &c bpor burtis Oct biirser eiubrius
bpcr mart Smsrtsn foripinbsr.
Ersp WnitsroIe for iaar falls, Srontit,
Sonilitis, Strubboie. itsu Ratfe, aiibma,
IsuraIsia, Sopeppins, Gniau,linssr, Slsua
riip, Rbsuratisme, eutubaso, Snrsrter %
Rerten / Rps sIer 9sbsmob, 6orfretteIisr,
iaars Mtuitlsr, Stsb, GbiIblains, ffaSefrosne
Ssbb.r, SortisIelis / Srpfst Oct Tan fcrss
bpsss 9uusebstGnoelis). 35c os Csc srut'
fer sIIsr Cubes SoipitafsfsrreIie $500.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-08
sra glacf Miper Gals, isis.

ga MI Stben after ner1ner fig, at
min Subitription paa "Secornbs8oz
fen" er ublsben, iaa biz ies ifribe noele
Orb % ienbe itibe for life at mite
@labet ct eneite Summer. og iee maa
ioe iom andre flyer, at ies life fan snre
%laSet forl1ber os tferbelesbeS "Grs
ren". Sen er ipenbenbe mi. Grns
lot ier ies libt Eesn til, men life fort
beoenot enbnl. gfir bel inart bebre.
Ola o. Ser ffl,Ibe bel for lenee iiben
tore fGrbis me6 Er9 ifineen / North
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-08

orSIaat finb Detailing for "9ecOrabz
coir,r" % unbifplb, at ies er libt fen.
tSscorab< Soften" er bet bebfe norife
s1oS ! amerita. Sg iaa bar ri pentet
=, soo han Ola os ban Ser, for be
I ~ iiaert bore ferois rneb Sreifuins
nsr gortb Safota MI. Saa pentis
9iien ira a. % a., o;nrriua
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-08

SiS, melt | aostiIhe os Can't Ssrsens
bieresgenen.
Sa, M bill Ri ienSe en- Sulcs oe gepts
aarsbiIIen til .Hebattsren % ale, iom
I9ier gIabet, 90 enite ben ell eph Srents
gang, oe at "goiteu" maa bIipe l9it Of
mango flere / bet upe aar.
u. guberipu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-08

Satota. Ren DC toser bel en- SbiIetib;
paaoer at De fourmer mart ieien. Saa
t.l'Iut min beoite SiIisn til @@oiten"s
no9'oer SerIonaIe os glabets Saiere.
6. s. 8repia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-08
Sra Sberman Guuntp, ysebr.

Sa bet er paa bst Stb, ies irbienber
9etalinseu for Soften, bill iee meo bet
ianme ienbe tnb ct Gar Orb % fprtGIle
liot ON Sorbolbene Der. Set er 10 Der
Tom andre Steber. Sarmeren ma orr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-08
Seore enS ct senepspIaifer.
ipaOD

iom @fSema, Salt Rbeitr, Barriers
Stcb, 9anlIe Saar, Rtngorr, Sroit.
.oa granoiaar, 6roitbib, Sroforgift.
nina fra ltgrps eIler Sarber, 9Iacf.
beads % andre b~elbrebes abiolirt oeo
grl,a al min gcSema Specific.-gfn
sfab. Salue pil beIbrebe Stab, alse,
Gsnat, Sepen GEARS eler Srairie
Stcb Saa faa Sage. Sor beIbreoet
Suiiroer / Sc iibite % Iar. Senot
pr. 9oit for 81 bier. q,
gputbefer 2. MmfluS,
gur u, Gpuperstptuu, Y. D
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-08

lroaineer.
Srpgt for
ON 8epp.
&c op TO.
prislelier
|e fan be.
pirefte
IN at boie
Pnib hun
og grbit.
ut og in0.
Peilile Sc.
rneb Sor.
forebpqqe
rubeboite.
fetionbeIit
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-08
dance.

RprrtpoRboner ubeu Toou oe abr.se toa,s in, bet m;rh., a..s.
III: be br life ereone siernemnrs al R.Sottpu,u sanr. SsJJREEMM
bUpe pHeufiegUt. mteunrbre ptbfommeub, prrsinnnh.n ~
Hr bet men Hsbantpnsn moa babe bans fb, Slam M, Sm.Wa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-08

lg. 8arf
|ebrug beo
inoe1t d'
|elifab bar
be / Ss1lt.
+. s 81
46 8ogIl'
ira a1tia'
/ Oftober
i Iuguit.
|oteter ira
|eb Jig til
ifal ntall
bfetoprfcre
te / Bag
|neS Ian'
/ bar 6cll'
life, ifslgc
Sc 9ifte
|taerrGttgs
Ne Iuipar
Ser 11''
|pinoe nlco
|-etning er
en0o@'
|8ielo@bc'
b ipttGloe
bant.
|ptter. 70
| s.. Roep'
bel rrteo at
br Hotter
|9agen a.
bet al Co.
he nlir0rt
|ift, % I'll
B1 8ulro
En- Wtr1l8'
og mat
fe 8aIlge
|brugt Ell
Eorbin0el'e
MilebSrrr
forteS
Eriger" TO-
|, Gent ior
at ser oil
|ge poa en-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-08

10. 8arf
.gbrug beo
illoerl Gs
elifab bar
De / Ss1ll.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1922-10-26
NOTICE OF TEACHERS
EXAMINATION.

The regular fall teachers eXamina-
ton will be held at each county court
house on Friday and Saturday, Nov
ember 3rd and 4th. All prospective
teachers should keep these dates in
mind. If there are any teachers who
have accepted positions and who are
uncertain about their certificates, or
who wish to raise the grades of their
certificates, they should take the ex-
animation. The examination will be
divided as usual into the primary,
elementary, and high school, and all
applicants should definitely decide be-
fore reaching the court house as to
which examination they expect to
take. 1t will be absolutely necessary
that all applicants take the examina-
tion both days, as they cannot Sc
cure a certificate on one days work.
The examination will begin promptly
at 9 o'clock in the morning. All
questions on subject will be given
out at the same time, and all papers
taken up at the same time. Appli-
cants who come in after a subject
has been completed will miss that
subject. Therefore, it is necessary
that all be on time.
1 should like to remind applicants
that holders of primary certificates
may teach in the first FIVE grades,
holders of the elementary certificates
in the first nine grades, and holders
of the high school certificates, in all
eleven grades.
M. F. MONTGOMERY,
County Superintendent of Education.
10-5-4t.
-
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1922-10-26
r,pu DEMONSTRATION AGENTS DEPARTMENT
Edited by T. NJ. Cathcart.

deadened by girdling.
"(2) Burn over the area as clean
ly as possible when conditions are
favorable. Disking or powling is not
necessary and apparently not desira-
BILE. In lieu Of burning, close moving
may be used, but this is more en-
pensive.
"(3) Limit the arc;, preferably by
fencing, to the acreage that can be
kept heavily grazed.
"(4) Drain by open bitches all
areas where water is likely to stand
for a considerable time.
"(5) Heavy grazing will destroy
all bunch grasses in one or at most
two seasons, and solid Carpet grass
sod will cover the land.
"(6) On 'flatwoods' and other soils
suited to carpet grass, gallberry and
bayberry often occupy much land
These shrubs may be eradicated by
cutting with brush hook or other
device two or three times. Gallber-
ry and bayberry are both bitter, and
animals refuse to eat them"
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1922-10-26
How to Establish a Carpet Gras:
Pasture

Carpet grass is rapidly becoming
recognized as our most Important pas
ture grass. 1t is now recognized that
it should form the basis of any perm
anent pasture. 1t may be seeded on
cleared land which has been in cul-
tivation, or on cut-over land without
clearing.
A. In order to secure good stand
Immediately on cleared land, first
work the land into good firm clean
bed. Deep plowing is not necessary.
Sow the seed at the rate of ten pounds
per acre. It should be grazed close
ly since close grazing and much
trampling will help Carpet grass and
will kill weeds. About six pounds of
Lespedeza should always be seeded
with Carpet grass, unless it is already
grown on the land.
Carpet grass when once started
will soon crowd out other grass and
take possession of the pasture if
closely grazed. 1t never becomes a
weed, however, and can be easily de-
stroyed.
B. Carpet grass may be started
on cut-over land, and will form a
good pasture in a short time, if the
native wire-grass and broom-sedge
are burned off and the pasture is
srazed closely. Mr.. C. v. Piper, who
has mad. a close study of Carpet
grass, gives the following plan for
converting wire-grass and broom
sedge lands to Carpet grass pasture.
y"Q) All brush should be cut and
an trees not valuable for timber
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1922-10-26

You can reasonably expect to get
an average of at least 10 dozen eggs
per hen per year from your small
flock in the back yard. On the basis
of two hens to each member Of the
family this will give 20 dozen eggs
a year to each person, which amount
is about halfway between the aver
age Of farm and city consumption.
No backyard poultry keeper should
be satisfied with less than this. He
should try to get as much more as
possible. To provide an egg a day
for each person, two hens would have
to lay 1873 eggs each year.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1922-10-26
NOTICE

All claims against the county u
receive attention Of the County Board
of Commissioners must be filed in the
office, properly verified and itemized
not later than Saturday before the reg.
ular meeting on the first Tuesday in
each month.
S. ]. SINGLETARY, :
County Supervisor Williamsburg Co
8-1S-21-tf.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1922-10-26

Standard GRADES OF o"eel io'"'o@''
The following specifications OF
sweet potato grades, adopted from the
Bureau of Markets of the United
States Department of Agriculture,
have been prepared for the guidance
of potato growers and storage house
owners.
U. S. Grade No. l shall consist OF
sound sweet potatoes of similar va
rietal characteristics which are prac-
tically free from dirt or other for
eign matter, frost, injury, bruises,
decay, cuts, scars, cracks and dam
age caused by heat, diease, insects
Including weevils), or mechanical or
other means.
The diameter of each sweet potato
shall not be less than one and three
quarter inches nor more than three
and one-half inches, and the length
shall not be less than four inches
nor more than ten inches, but the
length may be less than foor inches
if the diameter is two and one-quarter
inches or more.
In order to allow for variations
incident to commercial grading and
handling, five per cent, by weight, OF
any lot may not meet the require
ments as to diameter and length,
and, in addition, six per cent. by
weight, may be below the remain
ing requirements of the grade.
Any lot in which the diameter is
not less than one and one-haf inches
and which contains greater per-
centage by weight Of sweet potatoes
below one and three-quarters inches
than is permitted in U. S. Grade No.
/, but which otherwise meets the re-
quirements of such grade shall be
designated as U. S. Grade No. l Me-
dunn.
U. S. Grade No. shall consist OF
sound sweet potatoes of similar va
rietal characteristics, not meeting
the requirements of the foregoing
grades, which are free from serious
damage caused by dirt or other for
eign matter, frost injury, bruises
decay, cuts, scars, cracks, heat, dis
ease, insects, or mechanical or other
means, and which are not less than
one and one-half inches nor more
than three and one-half inches in
diameter.
In order to allow for variations
incident to commercial grading and
handling, five per cent. by weight OF
any lot may not meet the require
ments as to diameter, and, in addi-
ton, six per cent. by weight may be
below the remaining requirements
of this grade.
L. S. Jumbo Grade shall consist
of sound sweet potatoes of similar
varietal characteristics, which are
free from serious damage caused by
dirt or other foreign matter, frost
injury, decay, bruises, cuts, scars
cracks, heat, disease, insects, or
mechanical or other means, and which
are not less than three fand one
half inches in diameter.
In order to allow for variations
incident to commercial grading and
handling, five per cent. by weight OF
any lot may be less than the diam
eter prescribed, and, in addition SIX
per cent. by weight be below the
remaining requirements of this grade.
When weather conditions are un-
favorable, the harvest should be dl-
vided into the three natural field
grades-cuts, strings, and marketable
stock, and the marketable grades and
seed each placed in storage without
delay and graded into the standard
grades before the drying process is
begun.
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and her sister. Miss Elizabeth Faulkner
have arrived here at the Hotel Royal.
where other guests are Mr.. NJ. II. B..
Huenkemeley of Freeport. H.: Miss j..
w Burke OF Rockford. ILL.,. and Mr..
William q Ball of New York city.
A large number of New Workers ro-
Gently arrived In Rome. and staying at
the Hotel de Russie are Miss Julia
Beazley. Mrs. John Gaillard. Mr. and
Mrs. G. r. Sexauer. Miss Ethel Under
wood. DR.. 3. w. Van Ripper. Mr., f. Alb
bott Brown, Mr. Ralph M Brown. Mrs.
J. NJ Collingwood. Mr. J. NJ. Colling-
wood. Mrs. Adelia NJ Robinson. Mrs
Homer Hendrick. Miss Eugenia Black
Furlow, Miss Henriette Van Boekmann.
Mrs. III. Waterworth and Mrs. Stephen
Louisdeer
At the Hotel d'Angieterre are Mr.
Gilbert f. Harris and Mr.. Edwin B
Cagin of New York city. Mr.. Whitney
3. Hobbs OF Chicago and Prof e. M.
Brackney of Milford. Ill.
Americans registering at the Rome
bureau OF the NEW YORK HERALD are
DR.. r Carol, Mr.. Daniel Koplik and
Mr.. Jerome S. Koplik'of New York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. ST. Clair Parry and Mr..
George r. Parry of Indianapolis. Miss
Matte Beth Morgan Of Denton, Tex.
and Miss Mary z. Ireland OF sacra-
mento. Cal
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all OF New York Others are Mrs. Victor
A. Crowell. Mrs Charles Calhoun. Mr.
A. l.. Morton and Mrs. Haskin Williams
also of New York.
DIR. Paolo De vecchi of San Fran
cisco and Mrs De Vecchi. with their
family, are stopping at the Palace Hotel
for two weeks before taking a motor
trip through the Abruzzi- They expect
later to visit their farm In Piedmonte.
DR. De vecchi has been an American
citizen for many years and Is a director
OF the Lincoln Trust Company Of New
York and other companies.
Mr.. and Mrs jeremiah Jenks are
among the New York guests ut the
drew Scalvini. Mr. John Fitzgerald. Mr..
Marcel Ulmann. Mrs. c. w. and Miss
X. e. Mathers and Mr. NJ b. NesbitI
From Philadelphia are Mrs. Fl. G..
knight and Miss knight. Mrs. Rab M.
Green and Miss f. NJ Green and Mr..
and Mrs. Ellis A. Schwabel
A number OF New Workers have re-
Gently arrived at the Continental. In
Guiding Miss Anna seifert Mr. Alfred
Williams, Mr.. Charles II. Davis. Mr..
Edward Rischor, Mr.. Il. Ellsworth and
Mr., r. Mollett.
Mr. H. Earl Russell. firs, American
vice-Consul here. has received word
from Washington Of his promotion TO
Consul. Mr.. Russell will remain IN
Rome.
visitors 70 Rome staying at the Royal
Hotel are DR.. c. e. Thomas, st. Joseph.
Mo. Mr.. c. A. Dunn. Mr.. and Mrs John
Sinnott and Mrs. John r. Hyian. Mrs. w.
A Allen, Prof. Floyd Harwood and Mra
John Doty. all Of New York.
Don Marino Torlonia and Duchessa
Torlonia, who was Miss Elsie Moore OF
New York. have gono to Sardinia for
several weeks.
rope on q Temple Tour are stopping
here this week at the Quirinal Hotel.
In the group are Mr.. w. F. Ayus, the
Misses Stella. Ellen and Ethel Kelley,
Miss Ella c. s. Woodford. Miss Mary
r Marshall, Mr.. Harold Townsend
Prof. 8. II. Bush. Miss Anna Sahlman,
Miss Gladys Wright. Mr.. and Mrs. J. T
Shaible. Mrs. Margaret Patty. Prof
Charles Kent. Miss w. NJ. Blacksher, Mr.
w. A. and J. c. Patty. the Rev. D. FL
Ogden, Mr.. q. L. Trucker, Miss M. B.
Servill
Others as the Quirinal are Mr.. and
Mrs. w. @. HAckett, Dr. and Mrs. ]. "
Merschon. Mrs. II. M. Moral, all OF
Philadelphia: the Rev. Humbert Roc
chi OF Cleveland. o.; Mr. George D
Kicker. of Washington; MIR. Edwin
Todd, Mr.. L. Andrews and Mr.. Arthur
Grunewald, OF New York Mr.. Martin
Shorter. OF st. Louis; the Rev. r. j
Berresherin, Of Louisville. KY. DR.. Ar
mold r. Rich and Miss Helen q. Jones
OF Baltimore, and Miss Mary E. M
McDevitt and Miss Rita McDevitt Of
Roselle. N. ].
Miss Anna Swift, Of San Francisco
Miss Kate Lancaster OF New Orleans,
and Mr.. r. John Slawln, of New York,
are at the Hotel Continental this week
Others there are Mr.. William Rich. Mr..
William Sayre. Mr.. John Dunrous, Mr..
Carlisle Hibbard and Mr.. Renato De
Azevedo, all Of New York. and Mr.. Ed
ward KrIesche Of st. Louis.
Miss Georgine Faulkner OF Chicago