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Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1925-02-28
Legend of "Blue Man.
Told Again in Ozarks

Ava, Mo.-With renewed reports of
depredatlons by panthers and other
animals in the wilds of the Ozark
mountains, the older residents of
Douglas county are recalling the leg
end Of the BLUE Man of Spring
Creek"
This Is one Of the many legends of
the Ozark country. and the pioneer
residents declare that it is true. II
deals with a huge, manlike creature.
more than nine feet high. Of a purple
color, which is said to have terrOrized
the countryside nearly sixty years
ago. Many Of the old residents nave
declared they saw the creature, and
one man asserts he had Embarrassing
encounter with It,
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1925-02-28
YOUTH HID MONEY
WHILE IN A DAZE
Messenger. Who Lost Mem
DRY, Faxed Robbery.

Memphis.-Police. as the public
prints have it, stay in continual state
Of perplexity from bordering over the
dark mysteries Of crime, but members
Of the Memphis force have an extra
wrinkle or two in their brows while
puzzling out the strange case Of Steve
Ralph, twenty. bank messenger.
Ralph, messenger for the East
Memphis Bank and Trust company,
and money. He failed to put in an
appearance at his destination and q
search was instituted. The messenger
was found in an outlying portion of
the city several hours later. He was
suffering from exposure and incoher-
emily told tale of being drugged and
robbed by three bandits in a motor car.
An old man, woman and youth, ac-
cording to Ralph, were the bandits.
Story Stood Up.
Police investigated and could find
nothing to discredit the story told. An
investigation into his habits and asso-
ciates only confirmed the belief that he
never drank, smoked, gambled or kept
late hours. They accepted the state
ment.
A detective, in the rather far-fetched
hope that the youth might see and rec
ognize his abductors, had been riding
the messenger through the city in
motor car, and, growing discouraged,
was taking him to his home, when
Ralph requested to be driven to eer-
tain street intersection. The motor
car stopped at vacant lot not many
blocks from the city's principal bust
ness section. Alighting from the ma
chine Ralph, walking as man in his
sleep, according to the detective, went
to little patch Of weeds and picked
up a little bundle that had been in
plain view Of the hundreds who passed
the place every day. In the bundle
was the missing $4,000.
Has Dizzy Spell.
TO police officials after the recovery
Of the securities the boy said he was
seized with sudden dizziness after
leaving the bank and that his men,
DRY left him when he boarded street
car. He remembered nothing more,
he said, until he found himself in the
outskirts Of the city some hours later,
minus the money and securities in
trusted to him by the bank. He
frankly told the authorities he fabri-
Gated the story Of the holdup because
he could not remember what he did
with the funds in his care.
"All at once what did with the
money came to me when was riding
in the motor car" he said. II told
the detective to drive me there for !
was afraid they were gone, and when
I found that they weren't, told the
truth"
Members Of Ralph's family confirmed
his story he was subject to seizures,
resulting in fainting attacks and loss
Of memory. Bank officials and an in
surance firm accepted the messengers
tale, and apparently there will be no
prosecution.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1925-02-28
Have Poor Sight

New York.-Of approximately 10000
children undergoing vision tests CON
Quoted by the United States public
health service. 81 per cent were found
to have defective vision. according TO
a statement by the Eyesight COnser-
walton Council of America, which, an
alyzing The results. calls such cond-
lions deploratlc as constituting neg
lect of eyesight in the nations schools.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-28
No4As DE B-ARcELoNETA
Ia J1RA DE LA L1eA JuvEN1L

%--.a E ra.-
~Espl6ndida result6 la hermosa ii,
10 crganizada por Ia Liga ETange-
1ica dc este pueblo en- honor a nues
tro buen amigo y hermano Pepito
Terror QUEEN Marcia hacia los Els
tados Unidos Ell dia % del corriente !.
De todss las iglesias del campo mi,
sionero de la Alianza Cristiana y Mi
sicnera acudieron numerosas repre-
s~entaciones. Y todos unidos nos di-
rigimos al poetico y fresco Palmas
Atlas, sitio que teniamos destinado
para Ell acto. al sllegar Sc celebro IN
esplendido quito al aire hbre, predi-
cando ell Rev. Francisco Rodriguez
y don Gabino Figueroa. Mas tarde
nos dirigimos al muelle, donde ell
muy distinguish cabalero Don Uli-
ses Suria muy generosau1ente nos
cedio los amplios almacenes del niue
lie para que ALI descansaramos, efec-
tuandoSe ALI un Verdadero banque-
te. Lech6n asado, arroz con galina,
~refrescos, etc., de TODD este parti-
cipamos abundante y nbremente.
Puede decirse que pasamos ,un gran
dia y los ~habitantes del barrie Sc
admiraban de 10 distinto que ce-
1ahrou loo a~uorUaIjoa c1c iirac nU1
en- NADIA Sc ,asemejan a las bachatas
de los mundanos,
Mucho orden y gran algeria cris-
tiana prevaleci6 en- todos los actos.
Nuestra f~eliGitaci6n q los orga-
n3zadores del aeto especialmente a
nuestro compaiero Rafael soriano,
quien ORGANIZE In fiesta. t
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-28
'Notas de la isla

til esposa dofa Angelica Candelario,
don Pedro CandeIario y su estIms-
bic esposa doiia Provi Y Ell senior
Ramon Tirado, nos trasiadanlos al
dmpatico y pintorescc barrie ssRe-
jucal'', con Ell fin de asistir a I'm
bautlzo para Ell cual habiamos eido
dsbidamente invitados. Llegados al
sitio en- donde nos a~guardaban, bro
f1ealnos de 10 Undo, cantamos y nos
4divertimos, y despu6s, saerifca-
mos un hermoso pich6n de cahro,
que Ell destino conden6 a ser IA
Victima en- ese dfa.
Como a las siete de Ia noche,. 1e-
gresamos La casa del senior MO-
jica, en- donde.. realSamos IN. Sc
gundo cr1men, guillotinando un po-
Ito, Ell que I'm ratio despues devc-
rabamos, sin tenor nj esparto. De
ahf Sc divide la parranda, = aun-
que, regresamos a nuestros hogares
algo molestos, pero al menos...
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-28
CATAsTRoFE
A-UToMov1LIsTA

En- la ~carretera que condGce &c
Rio Piedras a Carolina, dos autos
que venian bastante velocidad
chocaron d~estrozandese ambos per
complete. Aunque. ninguho de los
pasajeros perdi6 La vida, sin en-
barge los autos quedarcn casi In
servibles. &
Uno de los duehos. desesperado
dc las averias que SUI auto habfa
sufrido, puso I'm anunclo en- Ia Sec
cl6n Clasifcada de este diario VEN.
diendo las pleas que Sc hallabaY
en- buenas condolences, babIendo OBJ
tenido por elias al hacer Ell balan-
ce general a la semana, ccrca
de $4,000.
Agradecido de La eficacIa de mes
tro servicio de ANUNCIOS ECO.
NOMICoS, nos envi6 una carta de
agradecimiento la cual consta en-
maestro poder.
Esta es una prueba mas que SUI
~iciente, de la necesidad dc anun-
ciar a un costo limitado los articu-
los que listed cree inservibles y
que sin embargo para otra perso-
ma vienen a ser de prinera necesi-
dad. (p.l
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-28
NOTAS DE LUQUILLO

Nuevo sargento. Ha sido nom
brado jefe de Ia fuerza policiaca
de este pueblo, Ell active e inteli-
genie sargento Isidoro Carlos San
Tiago. Anteriormente prestaba SER
vicio en- Ia ciudad de Humacao en-
donde do pruebas de ecuanimidad
Y fidelidad en- Ell cumplimientc
de su deber. Bienvenido sea ell ami,
go Y deseamosle exito en- ell des.
empeno de su alto puesto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-28

Este amigo y active conercian-
te de esta plaza base establecido
en- ell vecino pueblo de Ceiba desde
hace va varias semanas. No duda=
mos que dadas las cualidades So
bresalientes del amigo Sc captara
las simpatias de aquelIa sociedad
y ell triunfo en- su negocio corona
IA u e~sfuerzos y trabajos, eosa
cue haee tempo va tiene riereci-
da.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-28
NoTA DE AGURRE
FELIcITAMos AL LcDo.
M HoNoRE

Muy comentada ha sido, favora-
blemente, la condensation dada por
Ell senior Carmelo Honore, al seior
Castor Carbon, colono de la parte
oriente de La Isla. Era de esperar-
Sc, que ell senior Honore desmintie-
IA publicamente. como 10 hizo, "a
espacie del segundo, en- donde afc-
ma que en- aquella region de la isla,
hay ocupaci6n para MIL oBRE-
RIOS, cuando diariamentee o tro.
pezamos con trabajadores de aquel
l~ttoral, que ambulan, de pueblo en-
pueblo, buscando a quien alquilar-
lie los braces, a cambio de Qua
LEsQUIER sALARTo PoR RIA
QUTTICo que sea.
Nosotros conocemos personalnlen-
te al senior Castor Carrion, y sa-
Demos que por la PEQUENE1 de
SUI colohia, nj en- tiempos de Ia
fra, puede ocupar mas de oCH0 o
DIEz trabajadores. Y ademas como.
cemos por experiencia los ~jornales
que acostumbran pagarle a los ira
bajadores en- aquella comarca, que
es una de las mas pobres lie Ia is
la, en- donde Ell obrero no CANA mas
de 20 u 80 centavos cuando mas, y
este, EN- tiempos de cosecha.
Por tanto, c~onsideramos la acti-
tud del senior Honor6, digna d. loa
y encomio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-28
DE poLIr1cA

Aunque Ell tema esta aIgo gasta-
do, y eS algo cans6n, empero, no
est$ demas infor1nar, a los nuniero-
sos lectores de Ell MUNDo en- es+
te literal, como andanf las eosas en-
Salinas, "la ciudad dorrrida". CO.
mo dijera Ell poeta. a
Segnn I'm manifesto que ileg5
a nuestras maqos yzlaego TN Pc
rf6dico local que diriga y admins
ira 'eI senior Julio A Morega. un
tremendo malestar potitico-adninis
trativo corroe las entranas de Ia.
mencionada locahdad. Sc alcgau ar
bitrariedades en- la confeceion Gel
presupuesto, en- donde Sc han ejer
cido venganzas, Sc aiega represen-
tact6n en- Ell connite roiltico para
los barrios ~rurales; Sc alega ure
ciertos Asambleistas, son mu1ecos
que Sc duermen al dulce ran:o en-
Ia inocente cuna; y por :odos esos
motives, un grupo de prestigiosos
Unionistas, ha fundado nm peri6-
dico local para decir verdades, di-
cho peri6dico Sc titula ,"La Refor-
ma y su primera eiIcion es YER
daderamente combatiente y eonyin-
cente a la vez. FL Sr. Julio A. Mo-
rera, hermano del Alcalde D. Leo
poldo Morefa, es ell lfder de la pro-
tesla y no duda1nos de su exito,
toda vez que el es un hombre de
talento y perseverance en- la lucha.
De no llegar a nm srreglo satis-
facterio, entire las parties en- dispa
ridad, 10 antes possible, Sc cree, que
haya n division. seguiremos in.
fernando.
Alejandro GARCIA.
Aguirre, P. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-28
DANA oPERADA

s. q -Lf
La muy distinguida senora Fer
nanda r. de Davila, ha sufrido en-
estos dias. una delicada operacion
quirurgica ell ell hospital municipal
de este pueblo, .,siendo asistida por
los ilustres gaienos doctores Santa
go, Quinones Y Vazquez.
Por ell lecho de Ia enferma ha
desflado TODD 10 que mas vale de
la sociedad barcelonetence, pruebas
de la gran simpatia que disfruta di-
cha dana. Que pronto Sc e res
tablecida son nuestroS deseos para
tranquilidad de SUI buen esposo To
masito y demas familiares =.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-28
Aoc1DENTE.

@t t. ~
FL domingo pasado, como a las
tres de la tarde y mientras Sc ce-
lebraba un desaffo de pelota en-
este entire jugadores de Fajardo
y Luquillo ocurri6 I'm Academic
que ha causado la CONSERVATION
en- Ell tranquilo vecindario.. Venian
en- I'm canton varios muchachos en-
ire ellos eIgjovencito Emilio Ramos
q Quien todes oonociamos por. Man,
.tiquito. En- ell .momento de parar
ell canton Sc trio ell infortunadc 10
ven del mismo y fue arrollado por
ell caro- pablico numero 1850 que
pasaba en- aquellos momentos por
allf, Ell juez de paz sehor Pepfn.
Ruiz Y la policfa hicieron las inves-
tigaciones pertinentes, al case y ell
primero impuso al ch6fer del ca
rro una fianza de $500 Ia que pres
to Embellishments. Ell herido fue
,iievado a Fajardo, donde el doctor
Carreras practice las primeras GU
ras. Sc teme mucho un d~esenlace
fatal va que los golpes recibidos
SON de suma ,gravedad.
~ t8A & r-f -.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-28
.CIRCO ARGENTINE.

La semana pasada nos visito es-
re afamado 4circo p~resentado en-
cada una de sus, cuatro funciones
trabajos diffciles y arriesgados
que .m~erecieron la aprobacion del
publicp. Fue las delicias del es-
petable, el artista a cargo de los
papeles principles en- las panto-
mimas y las salidas c6micas. AIDE
mas de ser un perfeeto bailarin
,es un buen imitador del negro eric
Ito, .Gracias esta empresa hemos
tenido una semana por demas d.
yertida.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-28
DE PAsEo

En- .estos. dias tpyimos Ell gpsto de
saludar aqui a nuestros buenos ami
COS Y companeros Rafael Menendez,
Ramon Santana y Antonio Nadal,
cultos ~profesores que ejercen en- Ma
natl. Despu6s de un breve paseo
por las orillas del ma regresaron
a sus residencias.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-28
Ell MoNUMENTo
AL SoLDADo

vemos con tristeza que en- nues-
tro pueblo, tan active y cooperador
en- todas las cosas no Sc menciona
NADIA de este asunto, va que n bue
ma parte de la isla va respondiendo
y enviando sus Quotas para Ia erec-
cion del monumental n honor a
nuestros braves compatriotas qua
derramaron SUI sangre EN- aras de la
hbertad. Barceloneta debe contri-
BUR con SUI Quota y esperamos yer
pronto comites forniados para mi
ciar Ia campana. Els question de pa
WI, H.
triotismo.
Antonio G. MARTINEZ.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-28
AMIGA QUE Sc AusENTA:

ACADIA de regresar a su hogan
de Vega Baia la simpatica amiga
Adela Forteza, despues de una TEN
lorada de yarias semanas que pa
sara en- casa de los distingdidos
espesos Roman Vega. Deja I'M sim
ndnero de amistades Y un reeuer-
do grato que perdurara .eterna1len
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-28
GRATo PAsAD1A.

Ell domingo pr6ximo pasados y.
acosaaos per la pertinaz eaiors en-
uni9azael SnVJldte Mojic& iyr snr gen,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-28

NUEvO INSPECTOR:

Hemos sido informadOs que ha 81
do trasladado para Arecibo ell Sc
FOR francisco Garcia, inspector de
.escueias del distrito de Fajardo-
Luquillo. Nos alegramos por ell as
eenso del reeto funeionario, pero7
al mismo tempo sentimos su par
tida, pues va, nos habiamos fami-
liarizado con el y habfamos traba-
jado por dos amos reinando perfec-
ia ammonia entire nosotros.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-28

- LEA Y Use
los AgluneIos Ciasiffcados do
aoise t.EtnM UNDOSde nta c
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-28

4uGran sorpresa nos di6 Ia noti-
cia del fallecimiento cast repenti-
no del que en- vida fue buen ciu-
dadano, luchador tenaz, Y buen
padre, don Zeno Ginorio, quien We
MIA desempenando la plaza de
Asentista Municipal. La muerte
ccurrio en- un hospital en- San Juan,
a donde habla lido a tratarse de
diabetis.
Su entierro fue muy concurri-
do, resultando pues una verdadera
manifestation de duelo que lie Sri-
but6 ell pueblo de Humacao, donde
conto con innumerables amigos. En-
viamos nuestro mas sentido pesa-
me a los fafniliares del fenecido
por esta irfeparaBIe perdida.
'isii % ehsqT CORRESP0NSAL
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-28
ORRESPONSAL
NOTAS DE HUMACAO

Con motive de abrirse las classes
Ell dia z del pr6ximo mes, ha cir
culado una hoja suelta firmada
por el Inspector de escuelas Mr..
We've Y ell Director Escolar Lcdo.
Traveller, en- cuyo volante indi-
can a los padres que para ell nue.
70 curse escolar han elegido como
traie para los ninos azul Y blan-
co (para las ninas) y kaH para los
varones, a fin de uniformar los
estudiantes y dar meior aspecto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-28

La Camara de Ruth "Heraldos
del .Porvenir" fidumero 6086, cele-
bro ell 16 del corriente la consagra-'
ci6n de la Rama Juvenil sMensa-
.;eros del Porvenir"N Nc. 1923, euya
sociedad esta integrada por mas
de $50 ninos de todas las esferas
sociales. Ell acto estuvo muy ami
mado, habiendo celebrado una pa
.rada cfviea per las principales ca
lies della poblacion. Objeto de en-
comic ha sido esta nueva idea,
.pues de esta manera ven los pa
dres que sds Rijos marchan por un
eamino recto y hacia la moralidad,
fernando verdaderos ciudadanos
que en- Ell manana sabran ser dti-
fes a SUI pueblo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-28

Hemos tenido ell gusto de safu-
dar a nuestro particular amigo
senior Andres MARTINEZ Garcia,
duien reside en- la ciudad de Gas
guas Y Ell cual Sc encontraba de
paseo EN- esta ciudad en- asuntos
partIculares. Este amigo y IN fiel
colaborador de Ell MUNDO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-28

Aguirre, P. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-28

g0nlM - atee sA,o.ee go.
Smyrna times., 1925-08-26

in Michigan is only about 25 to 27 per
cent of normal crop according to
government reports, the Delaware
growers have hopes their grapes will
command a big price. Last week
Moore's Early brought IS cents to
S1.00 a small basket and the price
may be even better with later varie-
ties.
Delaware grapes will have to COM
pete with grapes from New York
State, but it is expected that the To-
cal grapes will come few days ahead
of the New Workers and will have
that advantage on the market.
The grape growers association has
notified w. 7. Derickson, director of
the Bureau of Markets, that the men,
bers want all their grapes inspected
and this means that at least half of
the crop will leave this State under
the guarantee of the government. This
means more money for the growers
and assurance of payment for the
same without any haggling.
That Delaware farmers are learn
ing how to market their goods, for
which the credit in it's entirety goes
to the State Board of Agriculture,
through its Bureau of Markets was
evidenced in the past two weeks.
When Williams Early apples came
on strong two weeks ago, the market
was for a few days glutted. As a re-
suit the price fell. Then some grow
ers decided to place their Williams ap-
pies in cold storage for few weeks
and see how they would fare. 1t cost
five to ten cents a buShel to store the
apples and now the growers have been
able to sell every bushel at a profit
/ of fifty cents more than the market
! offered two weeks ago.
! Saturday Director Derrick son receiv-
ed many inquiries from commission
houses in the larger cities asking for
more early apples, but there was none
to be had. They had all been sold.
Next year the apple growers will
likely store their apples if a temper
ary glut comes and wait for higher
market for them. Late apples will
be coming on in about three or foul
weeks and then for several weeks
more there will be the greatest activ-
ity in the apple-grOwing sections Of
Kent and Sussex counties.
Kieffer pears this year will not bt
much. The late frOsts killed the bios
SONS and not more than 20 per cen
of a crop is expected, according to re
ports coming in to the Bureau o
Markets.
Smyrna times., 1925-08-26

not believed any larger brands of
peaches are grown in a natural state
and outside of a hothouse or place
where efforts are made to make them
abnormally large.
Last week Elbertas sold for from
S1.75 to S2.25 a bushel hamper. The
Belle of Georgia brought about twen-
ty-five cents less. But this week those
who have peaches may expect even a
higher price because other states
which grow peaches are about thru.
Grapes which are here now, both
white and black, promise to be the
best ever grown in Delaware. The
tour of the Kent County Grape Grow
ers' Association last Wednesday
brought surprising results. On some
vineyards there were grapes that ap-
peared to be absolutely free from
diseases of any character and were
approaching the harvest time in the
most auspiciOus condition. For ten
days Moore's Early grapes have been
offered for sale and some have been
shipped, but the big crop comes this
and the next two weeks.
The Kent county growers viewed
certain areas and vineyards where
certain kinds of dust and liquid sprays
were used and both had their advo-
Gates. The dreaded black rot did not
appear in many vineyards which is
another encouraging sign for the
growers.
Because the crop of grapes grown
Smyrna times., 1925-08-26

j. S. VanSkiver, of Richfield Park,
N. j., has purchased through Fred
erick J. Bauer, secretary of the Sea-
ford OhwnshGr of Commerce, 20 acres
of land an1 dwelling combined, from
former Sheriff William o. Johnson,
on the Blades-COncord road, which
commands fine view overlooking the
Nanticoke river. The new owner will
take charge in about 80 days and will
erect on the land a large concrete
block manufacturing plant.
Smyrna times., 1925-08-26
FOR LESS RAILROAD ACCIDENTS
American Railway Inaugurates Safe
ty Campai gn-CheCk up at Clayton

American Railway Inaugurates Safe
ty Campai gn-Check up at Clayton
In the interest of safety and avoid
ance of accidents at Public Road
Crossings, the American Railway As
sOciations, Safety Section, are inaug-
urating a campaign from June 1st to
September 3Oth. The Pennsylvania
Railroad Company, Delaware Division,
recently made a check of two road
crossings for an eight-hOur period,
from 700 A. NJ. to 800 P. NJ. Monday,
July 9th, with the following results:
Location of No. Autos Carless
Crossing Crossing Track Drivers
Clayton, Del. go. 493 II
Berlin, Md. ...... 572 81
Between Delaware Junction and
Delmar on the Main Line, and Branch
es of the Delaware Division there are
406 Public Highway Grade Crossings
and 551 Private Grade Crossings.
While all of these crossings are not as
important as the ones selected for the
test, yet the fact that there were 43
/ cases of reckless driving in an hour
period at only two of these crossings,
and which cases had possibilities of
serious injury or death, indicates an
alarming disregard of safety prnci-
pies, which should receive the serious
thought of every one with a view of
eliminating the tragedies which 50
frequently occur.
Smyrna times., 1925-08-26

In an informal proclamation Cover
nor Robinson has called upon all citi-
zens of Delaware to observe Septem-
Der II as Constitution Day." The
chief executive was requested to do so
by the Sons of the American Revolu-
tion. This years subject for address
and papers to be delivered or read on
"Constitution Day" will be "The
Honor Of American Citizenship"
Smyrna times., 1925-08-26
PEACHES AND GRAPES I1!IG. MOVING
RIPIlIY {I'I AND IN GREAT DEMAND
,vD TRUCK SHOW LIVELY
RAlb ,rvTs n FROM DOWN STATE

l. promise a Heavy Output
VineyaiuIp ',, peaches Are on Down State
ElO5r'Tb These are in Greater Demand
n..,,os of all varieties, grapes,
Ltaionnes, IsJC and pears with a scat
eantalOofFb % af both late and early apples
teTIlg ts;s y week furnish the chief items
VIII .,it 'It' crown in Delaware for those
ln III, Ete them. It's been a funny
VINO ,n NM all the way through-the late
3easUu 3seeast.Ltben the season advancing
iIu?'5 ,;ts and vegetables two weeks ahead
liuI., t;no 90 the dry spell and now the
o. ~, ' roins But its been a good one
oal'! q tbo farmers, and if nothing unto
lOl ~ i"5 5anpens between now and Octo-
S.r Sa-j # will probably be the best one
gsar, Ds, y financial standpoint the State
bos t.g ever experienced.
li'f iost week the Belle of Georgia va
-..-~ % Of peaches practically were
Ils! .Isonod m. This week the Elberta
.,'I SS Hale both of which began last
anu 'ioal, will be at their finest and some
W WI" tho samples are magnificent. 1t is