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The Washington herald., 1922-12-18
By 8. D. WEYER

Dhi AiAS hcA oN1y al AOoihs EAeo
Gabrielle lived at the Gate house.
park of Castle Doom. but saw the
kaiser every day. They walked to-
gether in the park and Frau Cab
riele consoled and counselled her
old friend with a freedom that
came from intimate friendship.
TELLS OF PROPOSAL.
Their intimate association aroused
the flame of love in wilhelm's
heart, and on August "a. Just four
months and thirteen days after the
late kaiserin died, Wilhelm pro-
posed. His ardent protestations
were thus described by his former
fiancee:
II struggled to talk; to explain
my reasons for refusing. but he
would not let me speak" said Frau
Won Rochow today. He threw
himself at my feet and covered my
hands with kisses. He wooed Ike
an impetuous youth, repeating over
and over again: I cannot live
without you"
Despite her sixty years and the
fact that she has two grown daugh-
Tdu NOll LASSho" - oN4Ah -
handsome, we'll preserved woman.
As she told OF her broken romance
tears came to her eyes and she
nervously twisted her handkerchief
in her hands.
he must wait two days for an
answer to his matrimonial pro
posal. But Wilhelm was impatient
and would not wait.
For more than an hour i argued
and tried to impress my reasons
against the proposal" continued
Frau Gabrielle. "I told him above
all else II was entirely too soon
after the Kaiserin's death for him
to marry again-also, 1t was toe
soon after the death of my own
husband. / spoke OF the veneration
Of the German people for his late
wife. Suddenly Wilhelm exclaim
ed Il don't care a damn for any
body's opinion. l don't care how
many friends I lose IL I have you
always with me-"
GIVES HER CONSENT.
The next day. Frau Won Rochow
revealed. the Kaiser again visited
her apartments. She continued:
He came in and asked. well
have you decided / told him IL
was impossible. and all his ardent
nature famed up. He exerted all the
brilliant persuasive powers Of which
he was capable.
finally consented. but with mis-
givings. But i added this iron
clad condition: That / could and
would be his wife only IL he did
not plan to return 10 the German
throne, since, in that case, / would
only be in his way.
His face suddenly grew very
grave. His gaze wandered TO the
window For some moments he
stared out as il trying to penetrate
the future. Presently, with a jerky
gesture. he replied:
Even IL / should resume the
The Washington herald., 1922-12-18
Mount Rainier Citizens
Hold 3rd Annual Banquet

The third annual banquet OF the
MI. Rainier Citizens Association,
was held Saturday night.
Charles J. Pecknam. prrs'icnt Of
the association. outlined sone Of the
accomplishments during the past
year.
An address by Thomas i. Don.
ovsn. of Washington, was tine erin.
cipal r. atUrc of the psoLran. The
Pcv. Leslie Bowers paste. of the
Mt Rainier Christian Church. also
spoke.
Several Jazz" numbers were fur
nished by the team of tioebeI and
Stutz, OF Washington, c, A. Night
hnGer. of Washington, SING.
William ". Anglin the Hvatts-
vile philosopher" told original
Stories.
The dinner was served by the
women members of .he association.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-18
DEGREES Bone Dry
Xmas on Broadway.

NEW YORK, Dec. Undetermined
to prevent complaints from high Of.
ficials OF the Government, such as
followed the Army and Navy football
game in Philadelphia, z. c. Yellow
ley. prohibition enforcement director,
reiterated his plan tonight for a
hone dry Broadway during the
Christmas holidays. He added.
I'VE expect to obtain injunctions
against at least 300 places and indi-
viduals during the coming week.
More than that number of places
are recorded now as having previous
ly viola-e ed the prohibition act and
investigation by our agents shows
that they are still operating in dis
regard of law"
The Washington herald., 1922-12-18
Hunt Club to Discuss
Program of Events

a program of hunting events
Will he discussed by members Of
the newly organized Rock Creek
Hunt Club, at meeting tonight
at the Wardman Park Hotel.
The next hunt by the club will
be held tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock. starting from the Point to
Point Riding School, near the
American University.
A field of forty huntsmen par
ticipated in a hunt held Saturday
afternoon, from the country home
OF Rudolph Kaufman, Daniels
and Military roads northwest
Brig. Gen. William Mitchell was
master of hounds. William Dow.
ney and George Mullen acted as
the whips.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-18
Br0snan Called In Dry
Investigation By Error

William Brosnan, of 1862 Potomac
avenue southeast. informed The
Washington Herald last night that
the mention of his name in con.
nection with Government investiga.
tion of Volstead law violations al
Harrisburg was a mistake. He said
he was summoned to Harrisburg.
Pa, but when Fedora Officials;
discovered their error in calling
him he was not even asked to
appear before the grand jury.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-18
Senators to Get Paid Early
Because of Christmas

Due to the Christmas holidays.
members OF Congress, their secre-
taries and employees at the Capitol
will receive their December paw
Wednesday. December 20, instead
of at the end OF the month. This
was provided in a resolution adopt
ed by both the Senate and the
House OF Representativee.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-18
Eleven Perish
AS British Ship
Sinks in Crash
by Universal Service.
Special Cable dispatch.

LONDON, Dec. IL
ELEVEN of q crew of sixteen
Il persisted last night when
the British steamer Smerdis,
from Bordeaux, sunk In the
Mersey river, after COLI
sion with the steamer City Of
London, from Bombay.
Five men wearing the new
Illuminated life belts were
saved.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-18
GUILTY OF $4,000 THEFT.

SALT LAKE CITY, Dec. 17.-Mil-
ton D. Joseph. found guilty of grand
larceny in connection with the thef-
of $4,000 eight years ago from the
Continental National Bank, will be
sentenced tomorrow.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-18
RETRACTION PRINTED.

BERLIN. Dec. 1.-THE Achtuhr
Abendblatt has printed a retrac-
ton of it's story that Frau Gabrielle
Won Rochow, former secret fiancee
of former Kaiser Wilhelm, had
been employed as ''housekeepe-"
at Castle Doorn. the home of the
German exile.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-18
COLLEGE WOMEN'S TEA.

L. Veerhoff will receive during the
tea at the College Women's Club,
1922 ! street northwest. this after.
Iroon at 4 O'Clock.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-18
Old Sweetheart
Pictures Kaiser AS
ImpetuOus WOOer
Made Love to Her Like Youth, Says Woman in
Describing Courtship and Engagement to Ex-
Ruler in Exile at Doom.
Copyright. 1854. sy I.ter..ss...i News Service.

Copyright WE b iDeFnaHsaai
EDITORS NOTESensaonal revelations reeardna former
Kars ovs-mang at Castle Door showing that he had proposed
death Of the late Kaiser hsre0ih forth by
Neos Service the first time They consist for
granted Gabrielle Wilhelm sos
secretly engaged before off tie
Won Rocho in Berlin heart broken and sorrong tk
troubles which her shattered
panng legal action guard her good aspsrsions
By g. D. WEYER
BERLIN, Dec l7-Tbat Wilhelm Hohenzollern former Ger
has not yet given up hope of regainng the
Posdam throne despite the republic Germany
today by Frau Gabrielle Won Rochow whom Wilhelm was
secretly engaged for six months Doom year. Frau
Won Rochow lifelong friend of Wilhelm's summoned
personally Castle Doom by the exKaser who pleaded
that he NEARLY from loneliness and despair
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-02
FL. MuNDo
Notas de Ia iisla

rente; Miss Paralitici volvfa otra vez
Quebradillas y siempre con proyectos
de formar I'm Club de Basket Ball un
Home Economic Club; Mr.. Llovera3 Sc
hacia cargo de la carpinteria y de las
serenatas con victrola; dolla Maria,
Misses serrano, Mr.. Santiago empren
dian Iotra vez su labor en- los primleros
grades, y entire los nuevos maestros tu
vimos la suerte de obtener 'elementos
tan capacitados como Miss Florit, Mr.
Rivera, Mrs. Montalvo y Miss Lugo,
que causaran en- la instruction y Ia
sociedad un efecto magnifco.
Qr!ebradillas esta de placemes, es
SECURE que la labor conIbinada de los
maestros, ayudada por nuestro entusias
ia Comisionado seiior Pihero nos hara
sentir el orgul1o de vivir 'an una CO.
munidad en- que la instruction ocupa
el primer termino.
HISPOR.
A. 7 ~
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DON VICENTE oUINoNEs:

Hemos tenido el PLACER de saludar
a este amigo a su regreso del hospital
de Fajsrdo, donde estuvo recluido al
gunas semanas por haber tenido que
comelerse una delicada ,operaci6a.
Abogamos por que este pronto fu,ra
de cuidado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-02
Quebradillas, 8I3oI22.
DESDE MANATI
HISPOR.

APERTURE DEL CURso EsCOLAR:
Vense de nuevo las Gales buliciosas
y slegres con motive Gle la aperture
Ge las classes. Centenares de ninos CT l
zan las Gales en- todas direcciones para
ir g Ia escuela.
L&stima que por falta de escuaIas
queden algunos cent tlares de ninos
sin instruction.
Auguramos un dompleto faIiz exi
TO al digno competente inspector de
escuelas, sefior Flores, asi como al cuer
po de maestros.
Adelante profesores, hay que acabar
con la ignorancia.
TEOFILO
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-02
DEsDE 0UEBRADILLAs
LA APERTURE DE LAS EsCUELAs

sonrien nuevamente las GALES, la nu
be estudiantina otra vez So proyiecta
Ten nuestlb ambiente, errumpe la ale
gria, la risa, ell ca,br de las rsuniones
y discusiones, y TODD Ell pueblo Sc sien
te invadido por este halito invasor de
juventud &c donaire, de gallardia y
de ingenuidad FL lunes Sc abrieron
las escuelas: fu6 algo solemne. y ma
g'estuoso el yer nifos maestsos simpa
tizando antes de la entrada. Quebradi
LAS, como siempre, Sc prepara este a1o
para Gemostrar el 6xito obtenido en-
sus escuelas. Entire en- ell patio, ALI
bajo Ia venerable ceiba cuya Sombra
tantas horas ensefiara sus discfpulos
hace amos, apar.scia la simpatica y ca
ballerosa personalidad de nuestro Co.
misionado Municipal de Instruction Ell
licerc ciador. Antonio Pi1ero. departien
do DIN sus m,aestros sus nifios. Ell
piensa hacer de este pueblo uno de los
primenos en- cnanto Instruction Sc
refsrc. MIR. L6pz, el decano de los macs
tros de Quebradillas, ALI tambien Sc
encontraba, pero va Sc retira del magis
terio, despues de veinte amos de i'm
probo trabajp; 10 sustituira como prin
cipal Mr.. Ortiz, ''especimen' notable
de una juventud aprovechada; la doc
toral Miss Coca inevia sus azules ojos
do IN lado a otro, con algeria transpa
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-02
TEOFILO
A LOS CosECHERos DE CAFE DE
PUERTO RICO

La epoca que Sc acerca en- los dlti-
mos meses de este aflo, es la mas pro-
p1cia para los agricultoras Y la mas in
teresante para los cosecheros de Cafe
de Puerto Rico en- vista de la oportuni
dad que les presenta ell Banco Federal.
Esa oportunidad sera de gran bene-
fcio para los que hagan buen uso de
dlnero que reciban para gravar sus pro
Fisdades, aunque los pagos han sido
planteados bajo extraordinarias venta-
jas.
Como yo siempre he tratado de lie.
var al conocimiento de los cosecheros
de Cafe de Puerto Rico toda informa-
cion it'll y benefciosa para Ell desarro-
llo de la agricultural, como Sc ha visto
en- mis- anteriores articulos, hare una
relacion de las condolences con que ell
Banco Federal concede los emprestitos
los agricultores. Esto 10 hago mas
bien para compIacer varios agricul-
torres de la Isla que Sc han dirigido
mi solicitando informes. Parece que
las Municipalidades de estos solicitan-
tes aun no existen Ligas Agricolas.
Puede obtener un prestamo cualquier
agricultor que posea quiera comprar
una finca para ser cultivada por el mis-
mo por labor asalariado.
Ell dinero que reciba del Banco pue
de invertirlo en- la compra de terreno
para fines agricolas, en- la compra de
abono, semilla, ganado equipo agri-
cola y en- ejora de la finCa. El tipo De
1nter6s q. pagara es ell seis por Glen
to annual, por afio vencido debiendo ha
Ger con cada pago de intereses ell abo
no de una suma adicional como pago
parcial del capital por I'm termino de
veinte amos.
Despues de haber transcurrido cinco
afios podra ser cancelado parcia1 to.
talmente el pr6stamo sn cualquier fe-
cha en- que venzan los intereses. Cinco
mil pesos sera la cantidad maxima QIa
dara ell Banco para pr6stamos: den
T tro del limite de esa cantidad Sc pueden
LAGER prestamos hasta Ell so por 100
del valor del terreno. Cada prestatario
cejara con ell Banco $500 de cada S10O
prsstados como acciones que tsndra en-
6icho Banco. Cuando Sc cancela ell pres
| tsmo, Ell Banco comprara las acciones
o pueden ser utilizadas para ell pago
del illtimo plazo del prestamo.
De las ganancias del Banco Sc repartiran
dividendos todos los accionistas del
nismo.
Cada propietario pagara los gastos
de la tasacion de Ia fnca, Ell estudio
tlel extracto del tftulo o escritura homo
rarios notariales y registro de la pro-
! piedad, tanto para la inscription de la
hipoteca como para Ia cancellation pa
ra la certifcaci6n del registrador So
bre ell titulo de la fnca hipotecada. Di
vididos los gastos por ell ntimero del
termino de amos por ell cual Sc hace ell
prestamo, ell resultado es un promedio
anual de gastos
Un prestamo de 81 200 pagsra 1918
anualmente S743.81 durante los vein
tC afios.
Los agricultores administrator prue-
has satisfactorias al Banco sobre su tt
tulo de propiedad; y 81 este es aceptado
por ell Banco y Sc aprueba ell pr6stamo
ell dinero sera rscibido embellishments
Ell Banco faci1itara los papeles en-
blanco para solicitar los prestamos
J. J. BRTTAPAJA.
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CON vACAcIoNEs:- le ha con
cedido por 'el Quartet Geaeral licencia
de un mes al sargento de Ia polcia
ipsular, seaor Pedro Sierra.
En- realidad de verdad, la tfene bien
nierecida por la. improba labor que ha
realizado este active funcionaII, del
,orden.
Frank RIP.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-02
oRDENANzA AaRoBADA.-
MAESTRoS NUEVOs:-

MAESTROS NUEVOs:- Entire los
maestros nuevos eontratados para este
curse escolar, Sc 'encuensran lbs muy
estimates amigos, senoritas Modesto So
to, Alexandra Gracia don Alexandra
Rodriguez.
isen4imos no poder hacer nlanci6n
de los demas por no recordarlos de mo
mento. &.
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coRREo DE CEIBA


FIEsTAs sUsPENDIDAs:-Las fes
tas QUE sc habian anunciado en- esta
ciudad con motive de la Inauguration
del esplendido ediicio- -escuela: "Adol
70 we've Fereau'', para ell 27 de agos
to, fueron suspendidas por causa de Ia
muerte de don Perrin, hermaIo de dsn
Santiago We've Calzada, de Fajardo.
La Comisi6n de T'sstejos ha fjado
el 70 de octubre pr6xino, dia de Co.
lon. para celebrar este brillante ac5o
pdbHco.
PRIMER OLA DE CLAsEs:-knts5
6's entrar de lleno en- las labores que
marca Ell curse, ell se3or Alexandra Ro
6riguez, acting principal, anvio un
carinoso mensaje de salutaci6n al doc
tor We've, cuyo salpdo nte sirvo CO
piar literalmente: "Gobierno MUnici-
pal, cuerpo de maestros y alugnno3 os-
cuelas graduadas de Ceiba env1anle ell
testimonib vterdad de su acen 5rado agra
decimiento por el gran privilegio de
poder disfrutar del benefcio de un es-
plendido edifcio escuela, gracias su
elevajo espiritu Ge espontanea genero
sidad. Reciba I'm abrazo carinosamen
te efusivo de todos. -
ACTING PRINCIPAL:-Ha sido nom
brado por Ell Departanlanto Insular de
Instruction ell senior Alexandra Rodri
gUez eX alcalde de Carolina, para sac
ting principal de las 'escuelas pdb-i-
cas- 5e ciudad.
A juzgar por las dotes intelsc,uales
de nuestro particular amigo ElG1iguez,
Ceiba ha n3cho una gran adquisici6l
con este brillante mentor.
EN- Ell TEATRO:-Tenemos ell gusso
de consignar dos hneas 'sn las notas de
esta semal.a para elogiar n.eTecidamen
te don Mariaro ArroAo, por su arloro
SO 'cmpefio en- contratar una pehcula
de gran intensidad como 10 es Ia sseis
cinenlatografica de aventuras multi.
pies: "DIsCo DE FUEGO".
I'a!rost-elios rla5tra iyratitud al
buen amigo don MariaAo, asistio.do a
gu teatro con asiduidad.
DON VICENTE QUINONES:
Hemos tenido el PLACER de saludar
a este amigo a su regreso del hospital
&c Fajsrdo, donde estuvo recluido al
gunas semanas por haber tenido que
come 1erse a una delicada .operaci6a.
Abogamos por que este pronto fu2ra
de cuidado.
oRDENANzA Al dRoBADA:- La
Asamblea Municipal, iy1teligen enlEnts
presidida por ell senor Julian Fe.iciano,
aprobo en- su Ultima session extraordina
ria dsl a'erce de agosto, una ocde
nanza por virtud de Ia cual Sc imp3n3
una contribution dh medic CS0.005)
centavo por cada metro de solar yer
mo enclavado en- Ia poblaci6n.
A nu!estro entender, esta impor, ante
orSenanza Sc ha promu1gaAo con, ell i'm
saludable de dar un fuerte impulse al
problema de urbanizaci6n de la ciudad.
Ha tenido favorable acogida esta pru
dente legislation.
MAESTROS NUEVOs:- Entire los
maestros nuevos contratados para este
| curse escolar, Sc 'encuensran lbs muy
estima5os amigos, senoritas Modesto So
to, Alexandra Gracia don Alejandro
Rodriguez.
fsen4imos no poder hacer nlanci6n
de los dem&s por no recordarlos de mo
mento.
CON VACACIoNEs:- Ie ha con
cedido por 'el Quartet Geaeral licencia
de nn mes al sargento de Ia policia
J ipsular, senior Pedro Sierra.
| En- realidad de verdad, la tfene bien
nierecida por la. improba labor que ha
realizado este active funcionalI, del
,orden.
| Frank RIP.
DEsDE 0UEBRADILLAs
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Para maquina de sunar re-
paracion Ell. BRUJO. Tel. 355.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-09-07
American Legion News

The life Of the World War fighter
on land and sea and in the air will
be protrayed in the entertainment
program for visitors TO the American
Legion national convention in New
Orleans, October 18th. to GOTH, ae-
cording TO plans Of the convention
entertainment committee.
Amusemen,s ranging from placid
French village scenes 20 great naval
and aerial displays will be arranged
20 entertain the eN-serVice visitors.
Three large downtown squares will
be used for street dancing and the
scheme Of decoration will be in imi-
tation Of the well known French vii
lage squares. There will be the
familiar tables lining the sidewalks
and refreshments vii lbe served By
waters in appropriate costumes
Cruisers. destroyers eagle boats
and submarine chasers will represent
the United States Navy in the con-
yent.on naval show. 4 feet Of one
cruiser and six destroyers has been
ordered TO the convention by Assist
an, Secretary Of the Navy Roose-
welt. and invitations have been sent
20 England. France, Italy and other
Allied powers TO send bat,leships.
4 fleet Of twelve United States
Navy hydroplanes will fly from PEN
sacola to New Orleans for exhibition
during convention week. On one Of
the convention nights the planes will
fly over the business district. drop
ping fares and smoke bombs as a
reminder ~ the air raids made by
German planes over the American
trenches an dbillots
The pike at the famous Spanish
Fort amusement park is to be dress
ed in Mardi Gras garb. The dance
pavilion redecorated for the week
after the fashion Of Creole days.
will vary its modern DANCE program
with exhibition DANCES of the minuet
and Virginia reel. Music will be pro-
yded by the eNw Orleans Marine
Corps band. An elaborate display Of
fireworks will be one Of the features
al the park. A number Of pieces will
be reconstructed battle scenes.
Three large halls will be scenes Of
carnival balls. similar TO those held
during the Mardi Gras season Ella
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bora,e preparations are being made
and special costumes designed for
the balls. which will take place on
the second night Of the convention.
One Of the most spectacular sights
during convention week will be the
parade Of $4,000 Legionnaires on the
afternoon Of October 18th. The
MARCHES will be accompanied by 100
bands and crack fife and drum corps
Interpreted at various points in the
parade.
Special programs for convention
week are scheduled at the vaudeville
houses and motion picture theatres.
Thomas II. Ince will release a war
Aim entitled BLOOD Bon" II will
be shown for the first time under
auspices Of the Legion.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-09-07
Beans in Corn Build
Up Soils at Low Cost

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Hunters Beware

We positively will not permit fox
hunting or hunting of any character
or trespassing on orr farms. Any
violators will be prosecuted.
J. $. Schroeder. Edgar Price, W. A.
Price, Joe Criseillis, 7. ]. Price, r.
L. Elkin, B. VI. Lear. X. L. Barker
r. +. Parson, Marinda Longsworth.
J. p. Bland. Askins and Moberley.
J. J. Sebastian. W. A. Moberley.
Fores, Calico, Davis Sutton and
Hughes Bros, VI. B. Turner.
(other names will be added upon
the payment Of 25 centsl (tf.)
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-09-07
WHITE LICK



Miss clyde wooien returned HON,
Sunday
Mr. Ernest Crccch and sister. "
Ohio. are visiting home folks
Ms. Mary Anderson d. visiting hcr
father. Mr. Lous Andersen. Of Rich.
mon4
Mr. and Mrs Otto Bowling visited
her mother Mrs " A. Anderson
last week
Mr. and Mrs II n Crcech visited
Mr. Crrech's sister. Mrs Charles
Hawley, sunday
Nr and Mr.. Willie Rhodus and
children visited her uncle. Mr. John
Crccch and family sunday
Group. number four. five and .iN
Of the Home Department met with
Mrs James Hester on white Lick.
TUESDAY evening a, three O'Clock TO
study the sunday school lesson.
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the wealth Of periodicals. in ,hi, cOun.

the wealth Of periodicals. in this coun.
try
Her physical youthfulness Mrs.
Crawford attributes 20 a life full o.
activity. plenty Of outdoor exercise
and obedience to the fundamental
laws Of hygiene. In Greensboro she
lives with her daughter. whose two
little girls. seven and eight, are
keeping up with grandmother" by
good records in school.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-09-07

beans which be- grew with corn.
Good stands % beans were obtain
"a in each ~ these four cases de-
spite the fact that the soybcans were
grown with corn. In addition. each
farmer reported that the yield % his
corn had been reduced little II any
by the beans The stand - beans
was hcayies, on the farm ~ Mr. Mill.
cr. where five bean stalks were found
90 every one % corn. Eighty per
cent ~ the nitrogen produced. which
i the mos, expensive plant food clc.
mcnt required by Kentucky soils. will
be- returned 90 the land when the
beans and corn are hogged down In
addition. i Is estimated that the
beans growing IN the corn are hoggcd
down. In addition. u is estimated
that the beans growing IN the corn
vi produce $50 pounds more %
pork an acre than j. obtained when
corn alone j. hoggei down.
The amount % nitrogen produced
IN the bean yield on each farm was
determined from the fact that each
1000 pounds % green beans contain
about 6s pound. - nitrogen which
was valued al 20 cents a pound. Two
thirds 81 thsi expensive plant food
element was taken from the air. soils
and crop. specialists estimate The
amount u digcs,iblc feed produced
by beans and corn growing together
% said 10 be ten per cent higher than
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-09-07

|, is difficult 20 convince another
Of the soundness Of your position un-
less you feel yourself that il is so.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-09-07
COMMISSIONERS
PUBLIC SALE
BOYLE CIRCUIT
On Saturday, September 10th, 1922
oCLoCKAML
C Plaintiff
ROBERT G.. EVANS
ROBERT RANKIN and Others
AT TEN O'CLOCK A. M.
Defendants

10 of OFF,
3.
2
IS
located. l. N
c. T. Railways school
exlen, and Graded Schools
be In a
No o
colonial
about 6ON6O house and desirable oubulding
No of
2tory
ng twow andc barn
No OF
dwelling, commodous
well
a eachc and three
andsou Of II
another barn and dwelling
andsa in
Then whole shall
acep
shall payable
John 3. Stout
Courtk entucky
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-09-07

Keep your troubles TO yourself.
You may soon become tired Of them
and cast them aside.