The intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1915-1917, May 19, 1915, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7
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TUBES and ACCESSORIES.
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Phone 270 108 N. McDuffie St.
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of their effect as Wall Paper.
Our Wall Paper store is splendidly stocked with the choicest new
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We are the largest house painting contractors in the city, both in
terior and exterior. "Spring Paint and Help Beautify Anderson."
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them."
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C. W. WEBB, District Agent
J. J. TROWBRIDGE, Special Agent
Wear His Smile
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WILSE W.MARTIN
Columbia. S. C.
! THROUGH MANY DOORS
(By Jane Osborn*
rrj?nyrifbt, ?15. by ?IKT ?icciuf? "?wa
paper Syndicate.)
Tba first door was the front door,
and Lee Bateman passed that thresh
old one day toward the middle of that
memorable senior year at c-"egc.
Molly was different from the other
girls In the college town. None of
the boys knew her. It was said t'.iat
Doctor Dare had refused to allow Mol
ly to waste ber time with tho college
boys, and wasn't this very fact added
to the golden bair and tho bewitching
smile, enough to fire any college
senior's spirit of adventure?
But that first door-tho front door
-of the rambling oh* mansion was
the wrong way to find Molly. To be
sure. Lee Bateman was received into
the stately old mahogany drawing
room and Mrs. Dare talked to him
with unenthusiastic courtesy and had
even made out the check that patron
esses were expected to contribute to
tho senior dance. But Lee's expecta
tions of seeing Molly were disap
pointed. His only glimpse of hor was
a fleeting vision through thc window
as she went out for an afternoon
drive.
"Still there are other dours," he
thought. "Molly doesn't come out of
that door when she goes driving. She
uses the side door." But ?.ne next
day when Leo tried tc approach that
door In thc disguise of a book agent
he found that tho door was guarded
by Molly's pet bulldog, who treated
Lee with the usual canine cordiality
toward book agents.
Then there waB thc back door. All
houses had back doers, Len knew, and
perhaps If he made his entrance that
. way he might And Molly making fudge
In the kitchen. Luck bad been against
him so far and it was bound to turn.
It was not hm d to induce the grocer
boy to let him deliver the rice and tea
and coffee; and a little change in thc
way of a cap and a coat transformed
him to the part. But Molly wasn't
making fudge that afternoon. To be
sure the cook was kind but Leo had
no satisfaction in tho encounter.
The fourth door seemed :he most
difficult ( lt was the doctor s office
door. But somehow Lee went directly
into the doctor's private office, and
before he realised what had happened
he lound himself being questioned by
the doctor as to the trouble which
had brought him there.
"Sprained ankle," said Lee on the
spot and the doctor Immediately got
to work with bandage and liniment.
Ten minutes later, when Lee' paid
the doctor his fee, there waa a twin
kle in the old doctor's eye.
Lee jumped out through tao pas
sage into the hall of the house and
there-the fates had relented at last
* he saw Molly, the gold nair and the
sweet smile and the merry gray eyes,
and r ven the pet dog who accepted
Molly's recognition of Lee SB sufficient
reason to abandon hostilities.
Molly Knew Mr. Bateman, and she
waa sorry that he had sprained his
ankle and oho opened the front dcor
and watched him with concern ns he
limned down the fm:it steps. It was
only two minutes' encounter, but it
was enough to fire the ardor of Lee's
devotion.
Lee limped-when he thought of lt
-arounrl the campus for the day and
the next lay he was one of the first
-aKerno-jn patients walting for tho
doctors professional services. There
were more bandages and mora lini
ment, and then there was, that won
derful passage through the house to
the front door, where Molly again ap
peared. The next day the ankle was
no better. The doctor agreed with
Lee that lt needed dally attention,
and Lee's limp was 'so affecting that
Molly drove him back to the campus
tn her pony cart.
The ankle had to recover. Bandages
and Hmlment would, of course, hare
their results. But there were other
complaints that' a senior might in
vent There wera sprained wrists and
strained eyes and strange unaccount
able pains, and always the kindly
doctor discovered symptoms that Lee
had not evan dreamed of, and always
he accepted Lee's spot payment with
the same apparent satisfaction In
money well earned. And always
there waa the r Jsage through the
house, and always there was Molly
who seemed to hover near the passage
way at office hours. Still Molly did not
ask him to come by. the aide door or
the front door, and Lee did not dare
to ask her for the privilege. Some
times Lee stayed a half hour and some
times he felt that tn Molly's emile he
caught , a faint reflection of the devo
tion that bad Inspired his dally visits.
Then one day-it was nearing final
examination time and Molly had been
especially eager to know Lee's plans
for the future-Lee had tba long-an
ticipated opportunity to tall Molly of
bia love and to feel In her sianna the
response be had become ?o eager to
receive.
"And now," said Molly, with a laugh
that waa contagious, "daddy can
. square his conscience about those
fees. He knew that you were bluffing
and he didn't want to let yon keep on
paying him. But I wouldn't let him
stop. I was afraid that yen wouldn't
come any mora. But father likes yea
flor your foolishness. And he never
wwi ld ha*:- uad a chance to know yon
so well It lt hadn't been for those
dally visite. But he has Just been sav
ing th? feen to return witta Interest."
fusel oil never greases the wheels
of progress.
.JUL-_. -"-.
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FOR THE OFFICE
SPEED UP WITH
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clerks.
The cont ia really trifling com
pared wit li tho uct profit in com
fort and actual business nccom
pllnlicd.
Heat naps vitality and ?dow? up
work. OthurB aro cool- you ought
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will be healthier and happier it
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Everything In electrical comfort
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Prices From $10 J* to $27.00
Southern Public UtiluWCompany
118 W. Whitney
Phone 223
General Who Made vol
?encrai
General Ludendorff is thc man ,who
'.-ula General von Hindenburg the
ero of Germany. For a long time an
:ffort has been made to learn who was
the brilliant man In the staff of von
Hindenburg responsible for tho repeat
ed victories of the Germans on thc
East Prussian border! Those familiar
with military affairs have been slow
'.o give von Hindenburg credit fo; the
victories. He waa known ? as a plod
ding soldier. Ho had been retired
when the war broke out, but had hung
about the war ofRco in Berlin to im
press on it tho importants of tho
Red Rot In
Washington, D. C., May 17.-When j
the sugar cane grower's examined
their banka ot aced care early last
March in Grady County, Georgia, they
found about one-halt of the cane
dead. Similar losses occurred, during
tho winter of 1913-14. This prcaents
a serious problem, for in tho South
ern part of the United States it is a
common practice to store in soil beds
during tho winter, 1. c., to "bank" thc
sugar ?sane to be used for plantin?
the following'season. A specialist cf
tho United States Department of Ag-,
rlculture found that tho badly dam
aged canes were invariably affected
primarily with a fungus discs?*-, red
rot, scientifically known as Coll?totrS
chlm falcatum. Examination of tho
cane showed that tho rot usually be
gan about tho nodes and that fre
quently the eyes were apparently
dead, the stalks still retaining their
normal color inside. Often there
were brown, water-soaked spots at
the nodos at or near the points from
which tho roots of the now plant
emerge. Occasionally lt appeared
aa though the rot had proceeded from
th?'leaf sheaths into the node.
In uncovering tho bank of sugar
:ane stored for seed, it ls not uncom
mon to find some of the tender ends
ot the stalks mach rotted. In thia
season, however, la the majority of
caaes these ends show an. excessive
brown wet rot beginning at the tip or
internodea of the stalks. The spots
varied In else and In some instances
extended the full length of tho inter
node. Where thc tungus penetrated
the tissues to any extent, a red dis
coloration was present, many canes
showing thia t?.eir full length.
A careful Inspection of banka of
seed cane was made by the depart
ment's specialist in Grady County,
Georgia, and in the vicinity of Apala
chicola, Florida, to ascertain the in
fluences exerted by the different con
i Hindenburg Possible.
. I % 1
Ludcndorff.
Masurian Lakes in connection with an
invasion by Russia. When tho first
defenders of Germany on the cast
front fueled he was sent there In
charge nf many generals considered
far abler. Thc results havo been all
that Germany expected. But now il
has been learned that tho mind bohlnd
the rough and ready yon Hindenburg
who bas seldom showed great think
ing capacity, was General Ludcndorff.
Tbo victories in Plast Prussia were
no overwhelming, particularly In the
battle of Tannenberg that tho Ger
mans made a hero of thc man lu
charge of their forces.
_:_<L_
Seed Cane
dillons under which thc cano might
be bedded. It was generally agrcod
among the planters that cane fo
batiking should bc cut in a rain or
immediately after a rain, no that tho
cane would go into thc bank wet. Tho
nmall bank was thought to bo less
conducive to thc formation of red rot
or other fungus diseases than the
lar.'xe. banks.
Y:ie usual prove*'ure In Georgia and
Floria ir. oankh.g seed cane is to lay
the s allts, inclu'iig roots, leaves and
side be bi?'.e lengthwise with tho
roots to tho ground and the topB over
lapping the st ilks. Tho bank ls us
ually about 6 feet wide and varies In
length from 10 to 100 feet or more.
A thin layer of soil, one to three
Inches deep, ls then thrown over the
cane. According to many planters,
the thinner this layer or noll ls. the
better aro tho results obtained. Many
different conditions.? however, prevail
in districts visited by tho depart
mentV. specialist. Some banka were
covered with 4 to 6 inches of soil,
lome were bedded dry, others wet,
some OJ high, other* on low. and lt
was not infrequently found that the
cane had boen frosted.
' Both plant cane and stubble were
found stored In banks. However, la
nonq of these varying conditions
could any constant reason be found
for tho decay other than that of the
presence ot the red rot fungus. At
the experiment farm ot Cairo. Geor
gia, it is planned to Investigate the
red rot fungus of anger cane, aiming
to prevent the luxuriant development
of the fungus which appears in the
early warm spring days, or to elimi
nate th'e fungus from the banks en
tirely. It ls hoped to flad some
means of prev?aUlng the decay of the
cane as it seems to recur to a serious
extent every few years, and Is ?
serious menace to the sugni-cane In
dustry. -
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