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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-13
Sensational Nrreitaticn,

Georgia repubIifanife Statsce1.
tlalfontites 6ormanb, o. Ben al ne.
gicringcn ancrfienbte 2eber al Bar.
tiet oeri Staten, Sobn Scrpis 8bil.
lips, blep forleoen Dag arreiterct
faa Inflage Tor acknowledgements
i 6crbinOelie mpo bans 9eiatning
mcb Salgct al DC enorme SrelaIt.
b%cbolbninger, iom bIeu inofisbt I'M.
Ser &rigcrt, men Iom Der life bar
tlcpet 9rlig for.
Sctte err ocn fsrite glrreitotion,
iom er ioretaget paa Soronleoning
al Suititsoepartementet iioen bets
%ebuoelie al en- omiattenoe retsIig
0orfelgelie al Storbcoragere al lig-
nenoe Irt, iom BbiaipS er anflaget
Tor of ppre.
San blep lsslabt igicn moo at
title 9aution / ct geleb al $25, 900.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-13

nacf, Ba1t. &. &Ieben, Wrs. s.. Oft
mo, Miis Selma Storeien, Scr. Ole
Overland.
Eli Meolemmer paa Direftionert
for 9oarb of Some Wisiions: Bait.
6. Reoerien, Bait. 6. 9. Bang, Bait.
6. gerIie, Bait. S. &sbpif. 20 al
bisie p9lges iaa al 8orporationn.
Snsbag Iften. 9ait. CLAUS Wor-
gan bolot ct Sorebrag paa gngelif
ON "Gbriitian ano Inti-G briitian
Civilization.
@ere.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-13

iom Serasmanber meset foriigtig
laaiebe, bborpaa maj, begab iig til
Baibbins Blltif. @omne bio fit ben
"ipge" Wanb ct iaa beftist Soitean.
falb, at oct bar fun iaapibt ban fin'
De bpiife, at ban maatte til Soipita-
LET. "@eboIo Sfrinet meb 8engete,
Ya,l," iagbe ban, "og ieg ifal fom.
me inbom ON en Sag ener TO-"
Baibbin pentebe to Gage, os iaa to
til, % tog enbelig ben bopelige ge-
ilittning at aabne Sfrinet. Set bar
fitlbt al gantle Ipiier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-13
Ramp meo en- Dilofat.

Sra San Giceo, Galif., berettes,
at en Sontraftsr peb 9tapn Senr)
Nenton forleoen Gag, mebens ban
| i'm Illtomobil fisrte benuo 9anoc.
reien oppe melem ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
flsrte ouer en- Silofat, iom ban troc.
be bIcp OrPbt. San fog ben op og
lagoc Den / SGoct peb SiOen al liz.
Gn Stlrno Ieuere opbagcbe ban, at
Staten 9Ipttcoe paa ginene og itoo
| ge3reb meb at ipringe / Iniigtlt
paa bam. Son fit | en- Start itaniet
Automobilen % faitet lin Sraf oper
9pret. 0ten Der fom til en- alpor.
Jig Spit, bporimoer ban bleo 9an.
lie itpgt opfloret, ier oct lpffeoes a.
taa Stpet al Den.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-13
Oooe / Sattieoom.

Sra Eana, 81, berettes at Wrs.
Sra Cons Gio9elep, iom / lin 3i9
rur anieet for of pGre en- al be ri.
geite apiloer / Sainois, og bl. a.
Gier al en- Sernbune / ipoeitliec
Wisiouri, forleoen Sag er 800 /
roerite Sattigoom i Sot Springs,
Hrf., bpor bum en- Sio bapoe opbolor
jig / Saob ON at gicnpinoc i'm neo.
bruotc Selbreo. @n gammel Sen.
lnoc al bellOe befoiteoe 9egrapeIien
Sum bar en- 9ottcr al oen for
Here Iar iiben afosoe Sames
Comm, iom boeoe / Nprbebcn al
Sona. Sin itore Sormlle, iom bun
lar fonmet / @ciiobelie al citer iiE
Wanos, Wr. Giogeleps SOB, table
hun paa ubelOige Spefulotioner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-13
Sprina 6rone.
(@fter "Seralo".)

- gnocf anberion, iom / lin SiS
bar Smeb / Spring 8rope, er aiaaaet
oeo Gsben / fit Stem / Wobel.
- Wrs. @nbrep Soroif al elsie.
ton, g. DAT, bar beis9t S%lGgtninae
! Spring @rope.
U. s. Sangsnes og SuItru er
efter ct geisg hos DirS. z. IQen reiit
tlbage til Ioa, Wiinn.
9iman @ilbertion, ST., o.
Wills Sloua Guarpe reiite Ssrbaa
ben 3bte Sum no til Sorace, g. Sat,
bpor gamle Siman @ilbertion bar al.
eaaet oeo 9eben. gceropelien ianbt
Steo ben fsleenbe Wanbae.
Der inbIsb ben lite Sum- I'm.
berretning ON, OF Siran @lbertion
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-13
Smaapluf.

- Trofe5ior % Mrs. Sroncls
@ctcrion, 9lltber College, beglper Jig
/ oi5ic Gage poa en- lang li,tomo-
tiIreiic, nemIig belt til Nep Yort
Sin, bpor GrofesIor Heterion Ifal
ituoere peb Columbia llniperiitet.
- Gotten Ieterion er iorri9e llge
ofgact peo Cohen / lit Stem nPr
SllanOabl % begraoebea WanOag
TED Big Canoe &irfc, bpor TaItor
Solo forrctteoc. Teterion bar Gn.
tcInuno og omfring IS aar CANT
mel.
&cIigionsifoIen / 9ecorob
Ncnigbeo piI be9pnOe nGltc Wan.
rag Tormiooas / Sirfens Saiement,
bpiS SofaIer life ioritprres peb be |
ieIpe airfcn foretaenc Geparatio.
ner. Wiis Irna 8le$ne er aniat
iom S9rerinoe.
- Nropoiitionem ON ~llOiteoelic
al @onbs for npc Sfolebuie / 81.
itritterne 9to. 1 % go. s blep for.
toItet peo Irimprpolget forrige
Ntonbag. 5 Siitrift No. 1 bar Der
81 StemmCr for 9onbs % 113
imob, ! Giitrift go. s 80 for % 127
imlob.
- George Sanbp fom 9srbag
Gften meO i'm urlge 9ruo berneo ira
Gulutb for at beisge fine 6or9lore,
Wr. og Wrs. Ole Sanop. lluge
Sartbp bapoe ben ste bS. feiret lit
SrDaup meb Wtiis Ebplis 9oDo al
Slllutb % pr. Iutomobil itrar til.
t,aaot i'm 9%rpuupsreiie ipboper. 81.
fer ct fort Spbolb Der refer De til.
tage I'll Gulutb, bpor 9rnogommell
er | en- goo Stiaing.
- ct life Iibet s(ntal 0ecorob,
Solf porrpPreOe Seitligbcoerne peo
lngoomsmebet / Ga Crosse / Sgn.
rags, oco builfen lnlebning life
frrre enO ire norife 8upernsrer op.
trabte iom Salere, nemlig Erei,s ira
Wtinneiota, Blaine fra @isconiin o.
9teiros ira Nortb Gafota. Wangc
f!ere berfra piloe reiit til 6~eitliabe.
ferne, baube Oct life pGret for BEG.
ret Dem ioregaaenoe Sag.
Gn itsrre Sorbebring oeb oct
Snore al Sccorab Wenigbebs &irfc
c. paabegpnbt, ibet Den ifal iorip.
1tes mcb M &aQeItone YlaItring OF
ferpaa oeforeres. Senne 9laitring,
Ger MI meget brltges for ofientIigc
@~pJningcr bar Den Soroel life at
iprGffe, paa iamme Sib iom Den er
mere parlg emo no9ct onbct bibtil
onoenot til @GggebeflRouing. Mar
terltcr at babe oct belle iGrbiqt in.
hen etpar Waane0ers 3ib. Gaitor
8lesne oil lige eiter aarsmsoet ia.
Ae Jig en- lGngere pg bel fortient
Scrie.
:. 9. Sobnion er ioag reiit iii
Wt%tnneapolis, bpor ban aoter at be.
ie9e lin SeiterIsn Wtarf 3iIion 90
Samilie. San pil ogaia p9re til.
lteoe peo airfemsbet, iom bcgpnoer
fcroppe Oerne ll9e. s 9eapnSelien
al nplte uge refer ban til Siour
Sails, g. 2af., for of opcrppre
Srsloeritepnet, JON ban bper Som.
lncr bar beItaget l. belt iiben 9rsn.
herlaset itiitebes. Sra Siour Sails
1elIer ban tiIbnge til Minneapolis
og aflutter ienere lin Sonmcruo,
1iu9t meo ct geisg Dos S%lcgtnin.
ger / Spring @rope.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-13
Qfifafelie al
Sarnearbeioe

Gn permanent Screening meo bet
Sormaal of ioa altilag5 9arnearbci.
be forbuot / DC Sorencoe Stater blep
iprleoen Sag itiftet i @aibington al
HCprrIentantcr for forifieaige na.
tlonale Srganiiatiorcr.
Webet par organiierct al oct
Slmcritanife Observation-Disclosures TrG'
iioent, Samllel @ompers, peientlig
lom ct HeiuItat al ben af De Serene.
Re StaterS Seicitcret npIig afgipne
aienoeIie, at ben al aongrcSien
rcotngne @arnearbcioslou bar
GrunOlopsitrioia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-13
&nripie SIegtTabSforboIo,

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for Sso.
Fer, 2eosfalo % sggteifaber / gn1-
lamb og @ales bar uoienOt en- Iors.
leretning, Der RUNNER mango III.
trresiante Gnfeltbeoer, o. Iom bar
Gipet anleoning til Srenlfomiten al
TT &Gffe 9eretningcr ON merfelige
Sorbolo inbcnfor f~orifjeaise Clos.
ter. Seraf ifal a~nfsres Sslsenoe:
Sra grpsiel beretteS ifplge "Wan.
neiter Guardian" ON en- Manb, ser
enisgte ON SattigbiGlp og angap,
at bans e%1eitc grober bar ooo for
1875 Iar iioen, bpilfet pilte fig at
rere rigtigt nof. st enonu mere
crtraorbin9rt Silf9loe er mebbclt
al Ell fienbt Sagfsrer Scnrp Sel-
%lenoent5er fra 9egpnbelien al Oct
19be a~arbmlOreoe. st al Gionernc
| Ell Sag, iom S~agfsreren babe
t:1co OF gisrc, blep ipurgt, ON bon
gopoe Splfenoe, bportil ban ipareoc:
"Wtin eneite 9rober bebe for $50
Iar iiocn", og oct blep opfl,mcnte.
ret, at Sibnct talte Sanbbeb. Sans
6uoer bapoe giftet Jig i en- SLIDER al
10 Iar og bapoe meb lin Suitril
faaet en- Spn, ser osbe iom sanife
l,ben. San sifteoe Jig igien, 90
fan bar 70 Iar, og fit after en
Sen, nemlig 9ionet, Der bar SO
gar, oa ban mpote / Tetten.
Sor.Somilien fan oppiie en- eien.
bcmmeliJ &cforb / lignenoe &et.
ming. Ser CT fun TO @enerationer
/ birefte 0eicenbens melcm Sir
Stepben Sor, Der blep febt 1927 OF
Ifal babe fulgt 8arl Den fsrite til
Sfafottet, % Den treble Sorl al 81.
DIETER, Der bsoe 1858. SualeoeS
eif oct I'll, at al CHARLES SameS
Sor's TO Santer bpbe Sen enc =
cans 6aberS &olpisitcr = / 1868,
men ben anben - Saop Sarab Na.
pier, bans Wooers pnglte Ssiter =
igrit / 1928.
Eaa Spioe meb benne Heforo er
@rape. iSomilien. Cen ~nllpGrcnoe
&oro grape er maaife ben eneits
Millepenbe, Der fan prale al at bape
tienbt en- SlGgtning, iom funoe bu.
ife m anben SlGgtning, ser bat
feot / Sarl ben anoerls &egierings.
tib. Sans geoitemoOcr ogbe / 1862,
ia ben nlipGrenoe Soro bar 10 Ia:
eanlntel, og benne geoitemober, Der
rar fsbt 1863, bapoe iom Barn
fierbt lin Sloemooer, Ser bar ieot
1854 % bpbe IVA.
Walibe-S lGgten err oglaa en- I9l,-
q~elepenbe Hace. &aptein 6ranciS
Walloc blep fsbt 1898 o. lepebe til
1886. Sans 9cbitcfaber paa SG.
creme SIDE blcp fsbt / 1878 % bans
Saber, oen ferite 2oro Satparben, /
1924, bpiIfet altiaa bill iige, at Be
tre @cnerationcr ip9noer oper ct
Siosriim al 213 Iar. 9oro Sas
r.aroen 9iftebe iig | 1777 for treble
0ang neo en- 9pinoe paa Is Iar.
ber bebe / 1851, % Der blep bcrpeo
1872 gar mcllem Manbens Seoicl
% Sliitrltens Geb. so ielp benne
fcforo blcp ifaact al Warp Inn,
2aop Icton, bpis Seb inbtraf 1873,
- 1875 aar efter of Sir Sobn gc.
I'm, bpcm BUN bapbe G9tet 1893,
tor fsot.
s Den n9pnte Iorsberetning
fremgaar isorigt, at SoIf blipcr me.
Get nlore | Spb.Gnslanb emo /
9oro. England. Weoens / Noro.
England fun los Gutter al 100.
600 opnaar en- aIber al 90 Iar og
1855 naar at blipe So Iar gamle,
r. Salene for Spb.gngIano (9on.
ron f%raregnet) benbolbspis 404 og
1888. Sor 8pinocr err De tilipa.
rcrtbe Sal langt bsiere; | Horb.gng.
lamb b~cnbolbspis 274 % 5000 og
/ Spo.enelauo 907 % 12,16S.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-13
SatmofS.

Gn 6alp NiIion til 8armbiertis.
bebsanitalter. Sen / Chicago nplig
afosoe Wrs. Mnn sc. Smift, gnfe
efter @ititapus emit, @runblegee.
rem at bet ~befienbte m9gtige SIag.
terfirma, efterlaoer fig ct $50 at no-
get oper 3 Wilioner Collars. 9eraf
ifal efter afopbes gnife orntrent en-
baIp Wiuion anpenbes / peleisrenoe
giemeo, i6et Siimmen forbeles mel
lem Is forifieGise garmbiertisbebs-
nnitalter.
Gbieasos Eulititprfe forbses. Set
blep forleben beiIl,ttet, at gbicaeos
Golitiltprfe ifiilbe forsgeS nteb ct
Tuiinb Wanb, % noget ODER 700 al
bisie er aQerebe bperpet. Som Ell
Wcrfeligbeo fort9les / benne Sor-
binbelie, at otte al bisie Wpnb fano.
ties at bore t~iblieere Sorbrpbere.
elsie me E%olitibeticnte bapoe pas.
ferret flere Slags itrenge Breper og
graminationer, og be mertes at Doe.
re Bpao forlangtes, men Ga De aler
iioit onereapes til Spbdgeliesppie.
nets Soentifceringsb,realt bite otte
al DEM fig a%ltiaa of bore tibligere
itraffeoe % | enfelte Silfeloer MI
efteriegte Sorbrpoere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-13
Worr Vteutc.

2GrbalSlasets aarliec Yicnic afbol'
ecS SnSbas ben 2sbe S,tnt, paa @leus
iropo Srcitcgaaro hos Yaitpr Olaf Sres
tif.
Gac S~rrbsler % here's Wsnner er
rcnli9it iuebuSt.
aom % pGr meb, bet bIir en- rori!
Gicnic. PILE reIiommen.
acmiteen,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-13
2tcordh Dg Snlean.


ears 6ingoIion brbe ! 6reOogS
tao gloie Saiigens aloeroomablem
/ Ell 9lIber al ~ Iar. @e9rapelIelt
fcregaar SnSoog meo SorOtGltelle
9aa Sicmmets airfegoaro.
SonS &onicn opoe 6rebog i i'm
Ssitcr, NiIS Natbilbc Sanien5
Stem pou Hipcr Street. Ifoeoe par
rgiit % ca. 81 glar gammcI. BE.
qropelicn timber Ste0 iDag ira Ser.
Jcbuict mco SorOipitclie paa Glen.
MOOD &irfcgaaro.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-13
ugcnS Wetr.

0e Toreneoc StatcrS Gcirbnreaii
mebbeIer feIqenoc ON Gciret | StoS'
runrmet 12te til % nteo 17oe Sillit:
For Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys:
Considerable cloudiness, occasional
showers. Temperature above normal.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-13
Ten norife Clinic.

Sfslge Weboelelic ira Sobe & Co.,
minneapolis, @cneralaeentiir / Rorb'
peiten for ben norife Amerifalinie,
aigif "9erecnsiioro" fra Ncn yort
Den 9be SUM. "Stapangcriioro"
afgif iammc Dag ira ariitiania %
ira Bergen Den 10oe % pil anfonnle
I'll Stem Yorf Den 19be. Oct aigaar
oerfra igien Den 30te. Ger er enonu
leoige Ylaoier ior benne affecting.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-13

Yengc til Worsc ienbcS iiffcrt %
biliat giennem Sobe & 60, 3t9 2n6
slpe., G., minneapolis. - 9pertile.
mert.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-02-06

against these worms IS a trap crop
For this purpose plant from four TO
eight rows of early summer crook
necked squash for each acre Of cucun-
Der or cantaloupes The large bios
SONS. leafstalks and tender fruits OF
the squash are preferred by the moths
to either cucumbers or melons II IS
better to make several paintings OF
the squash to provide a succession OF
blossoms and fruits attractive to the
moths. The first OF the trap croo
should be planted when the cucurn-
beers or cantaloupes are planted Other
paintings should be made at weekly
intervals, and may be made iH~she
missing hills OF the crop you are trying
TO protect
Infested squash blossoms and fruit
may be picked and destroyed and, if
the melon worm IS abundant, the vines
should be sprayed with an arsenical
preparation. The quickest way to de-
stroy the pests on the trap crop is to
pull UP and burn each lot OF trap
plants as soon as they have become
thoroughly infested and before the
worms have reached their full size
Clean culture should be practiced.
n only on account of these insects.
also to keep down fungus diseases.
AS soon as the fruit is picked the vines.
fallen leaves and other refuse should
be raked up and burned. Cucumbers
or melons should not be planted on the
same land two years in successioSg
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-02-06
UMPIRE WILL NEED
TO BE PROTECTED
IF Controversy Between Casey and
Sailor Goes on Much Longer
Over Proposed Game.

Mr.. sailor Man: II this controversy
goes much farther you are going to
and It very difficult to secure a man
who viii be willing to umpire the
game. AS II Is, / fear he VIII insist
upon a bodyguard. ana the privilege
OF carrying large calibre gat for self
protection in case he finds It necessary
to call foul. Edo Swaine says he will
have to hunt himself up a suit OF
arrnor, and rig it up with a periscope,
TO peak out of before he'll even at
tempt the perilous undertaking.
Be that as it may. I'll not let your
remark in Saturdays Journal pass
unnoticed. Because why-because in
the first place, l don't believe your
team has got anything but Hicks on
1t, and If they have seen anything of
the old world besides their little home
in Hope Valley, it's been through a
portfolio with homesick eyes and sea-
sick complexion; and secondly, I don't
believe there is going to be a third Of
the sailors at the Armory on the night
of the 18th that you think there is, be-
cause I don't believe they are suffi-
GENTLY interested in the team, either
because they think it is bum team,
or because they are afraid it's going
to get beat, to come up and face the
razzing they are sure to get. Take
my advice if you want to save your
shipmates disappointment and sell
your tickets only to good losers.
AS for you personally. I'll take care
of all the free-for ran you care to put
out at any time and place you wish
to mention. Perhaps it would suit your
convenience TO add same after the
game on the 7th as an extra attrac-
ton. My conditions are only that you
are white, carry big life insurance
or leave no dependents and don't
weigh over $50 pounds, and that your
last name doesn't start with Don-and
end with ely" AS for your SO per cent
Riley, we appreciate your willingness
to share the fatalistic influence of so
eminent q personality, if you can as
sure us of his illustrious presence at
the game on the night OF the 9TH, we
will have a stand especially erected on
the outer line of the hall and high
enough to assure his majesty an I'M
INSTRUCTED view of the enter floor
from end to end with its laughing ur-
chins on one side and weeping sailors
on the other. A CASEY.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-02-06
TEST YOUR SEED
BEFORE PLANTING
Nothing ls More Expensive Than an
investment in Poor Seed.

In an editorial which as good as
says Beware Of the shyster who at
tempts to sell untested, unguaranteed
seed" the Southern Ruralist closes by
adding Nothing is more expensive
than an investment IN poor seed. Sorry
seed is the forerunner Of sorry re-
suits"
Those thoughts remind US OF the ne
cessity of the farmers testing his own
seed, in order that he may expect a
good stand Fact of the matter IS
seed testing should be looked at in the
same light as life insurance. The late
@. K AcQuarrIe, who was state agent
OF the agricultural extension division,
University OF Florida, and who, for
many years. was Florida's greatest
agriculturist, once wrote as follows
concerning the testing Of seed:
+ Much Of the poor stands OF crops
farmers often get and which are
charged to moles, mice and birds, are
due to poor seed. Without a good
stand, land, time, money energy and
produce are wasted. We cannot ex-
pect to make as much where we have
only a half or a two-thirds stand.
seed that have been stored f.
months are liable to have lost tho
terminating power. Some seed de- FL
ciate more quickly than do OF
Lettuce, for instance, loses its
to sprout more readily than cor me
spent testing seed is well spent
strange though it seems, small
seed, such as turnip, rape, cabbage,
sorghum, cucumber, cantaloupe and
squash, can be tested easily on a hot
plate. The top of the kitchen stove
is as good place as any for this.
Those that pop and jump are good;
those that do not pop and jump are not
good. Count the seed before placing
them on the stove, then count those
that do not pop, which should not be
more than 20 out of 100 in any case.
"If the seeds are verysmall, such
as lettuce, tobacco and mustard, count
them out, spread on a damp cloth, roll
the cloth up and place in a warm
place and keep moist. At least so out
of every 100 should have sprouted.
'Tf the seed are large, such as corn.
beets, carrots, pumpkin and water
melon, the rag doll" method of test
ing is recommended. Soak in water
a piece of cotton cloth about six inches !
wide and of the desired length and
wiring out till moderately moist. Spread
the cloth out and sprinkle the counted |
seed onto it. Roll the cloth up and |
place in warm place. With a narrow |
strip of cloth connect the doll with a |
pail of water. This strip of cloth win |
serve to keep the rag dolP' moist
and thus cause the seed to sprout i'll
good"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-02-06
MYSTERY WOMAN
is FOUND DEAD
Efforts Being Nave at Nashville TO
Establish Identity of Woman
Dead at Hotel.
fRx The AssoeIated Pressl

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. EFF
forts were being made here tonight
by the authorities to definitely estab-
iish the identity of woman known as
Annette Stewart, whose unclethed
body was found in local hotel yester-
day. Al coroner's jury held that the
woman's death was due to epileptic
CONFUSION.
Miss Stewart, known locally as the
mystery woman" because of her life
of seclusion and the fact that she
kept diary characterized by her as
dream book" in which she writes she
has been for years bound by mater
ialism which she hated" but to which
she sought to reconcile herself because
Of her love for man, is said to be the
daughter of a one time successful bus
mess man of Lawrenceburg, Tenn, but
so far, this fact has not been def
nitely cleared.
Miss Stewart had been a contributor
to several magazines it was said to-
night by acquaintances of Lawrence
burg when informed Of the finding OF
the woman's body here. Extracts from
her o-called dream books" indi-
Gated, officials said, that she was a
write rof some talent. Reference to
dreams predominant in the books, they
said.
Little information has been obtained
by the authorities regarding the cir
cumstances surrounding the woman's
death. Letters found in her trunk
furnished no clues whatever upon
which the authorities could work, it
was said.
A concluding entry in one of her
dream books" reads:
81 thought G's brother told me that
he was married. a terrible scene Of
desolation came over my soul, after
wards, / thought. awaken :. and
realized it was but dream"
Although the woman had been
known here for some time, it was
said she had refrained at all times
from discussing her family connec-
lions.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-02-06
GOOD METHOD TO
PROTECT CROPS
Plant "Trap Crop" of Squashes AmongI
Cueumhers and Cantaloupes TO
Attract Injurious Insects.

Mr.. Trucker, remember that along
with the planting of your cucumbers
and cantaloupes should be taken steps
to prevent the holes which pickle and
melon worms bore into the fruit. Trap
crops should be planted along with the
regular crops.
What is meant by trap crops? Let's
see: These worms eat the fruit of GU
cumbers and cantaloupes, but they
prefer that OF the squash. Then, If
you want to grow a crop of cucumbers
or cantaloupes, plant a few rows Of
squashes among them. Injurious in
sects are attracted to the squashes
because they grow more rapidly and
mature more quickly and, as a result,
the flowers vegetation and fruit of
your cucumbers or cantaloupes are
protected. In such case, the squashes
would be called trap crop.
Prof J. r. Watson. entomologist OF
the Florida Experiment station. has
this to say of preventing the ravagesI
OF these worms:
"The best preventive measureI
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-02-06
UNABLE TO LOCATE
REVOLVING TROOPS
General AIeman's Band Are APP
parently Safe From Federals
in Mexican Mountains.
tsy The AssoeIated Pressl

MEXICO CITY, Feb. 5. - Federal
troops under General Guadalupe San
chez have been unable to locate the
band led by General Miguel Aleman,
who a week ago revolted In the state
OF Vera Cruz, according TO a statement
by the war office.
Aleman, who is said to have gained
some adherents since he started the
rebellion, has declined combat with
the federal forces, and is in apparent
safety in the mountains near Santiago
Tuxtla.
The war office reports that revolu
tionists to the number OF 200, under
Colonel Francisco Cardeas, in the state
Of Michoacan have been dispersed.
Notwithstanding a statement by
United States department of justice
agents at San Antonio that the where
abouts OF General Francisco Murgia,
the rebel leader, was known last
Thursday, tho Mexican war office has
issued no statement dealing with the
progress of efforts being made to Sc
cure his apprehension. Official state
ments. however indicate that Murgia,
former carranza general, crossed the
international boundary at Los Naran-
jos. state of Tamaulipas.
1t is believed here that General Muir
guia, who has still small band of IA
men. has no serious intention OF re-
voting at this time, but is merely on a
scouting expedition and probably will
cross TO the United States side be-
fore federal forces can reach him.
There ere reports OF activities by
Esteban Cantu, former governor of
Lower California. who is said to have
crossed the California boundary. None
Of these revolutionary rumors has
caused excitement in the capital and
the officials decline to take them Sc
riously.