The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, April 13, 1917, Image 2
AI MTIUA IIIINUAKY BKKAK8.
<?rruJ4ii /\l|> In K*-4?lioii
With I wilrd HUte*.
Washington. April 9 Austria Hun
4nr>, tierself unruHt'rvwIlj v?llh
ftoriuauy. m'Vt-rwl ?111?1??utti14<* re
tatkwu* Hit- {statv*. pre
Wpltatin** ?*? ??ilu*tha? which *?i?**rrtHy N
here t<? (vA'l t" Wllf.
Itaron 4% h h Zwidiiiek, Ilu? Au.'trian
<^haii:<\ ?iAwl tlu< HUiUt Department
today fiN |Miv4|MfrtH for tilf. Ill*
?i?fl nn<1 tttf* Austrian
in this country, mihI /;linuitanoousl.\
An^crlina Minister Stovall i?-|h?rt?*<I
from Ili'MH' lhat Austria had ailtioUlU*
?hI (hi* t*t>?% in relation* to till' Ameri
'?an emhri**jr in Vienna y<*>derdn)
Immediately tlu* Tiva^ury Depart
Hient onliTi'd tin* sciv.ure of nil Aus
Trian im o^niil shiim in Ainerlrun liar
friors, "lt?p Auatrianu crew* w ere taki'ii
off a?4 Mitt to imtuiKratlon stations
ami American fpianlh put on l*?ard. The
meavurr vrnj, explained a* purely one
<iT |x?lioo oMutiou, hut It Is realized
(hut It tnajr lie interpreted hy Austria
as an art ?*f wnr, In a similar situa
lion after (fee hunk with tieruumy no
^Mps w?*e seir.ed until a .stati1 of war
actually f?afl Imhmi iln liir^l
Whether ltulKarla and Turkey are
tucpariny l<> follow suit I* unknown,
hut <-fhNalw generally Im?1 i?-\?? that
MK?n?*r later they will do so. Tele
r'rnros rM-tfuirvd a week ago In an!h i
pat ion i ti today's development* have
??cen sent to American diplomatir ami
oojwul.tr rtfllelal* abroad ire?t ruet im;
thi in to inf ill up 11)4*1 r foitilm-t of Kn
tente intrreiit.s in Austria ami of Alls
Irian littfnut* In Wntenfo fountrles.
y>|iairi will take over American inter
?*sts in Austria ami Sweden will as
vume Austrian interests hei'e.
Safe conduct* for the former Aus
trian ?on their trip home will
tn* fi<?u^ht. nt wiiv from the Hritlsh
and h'rtMuti govcrniueiitrt. With thein
will xr? fount Tnrnowskl, tin* newly
ap|Hiintcd Austrian aiulMsaador. who
i?rrlv?-d in New York on the day tier
tnany announced tn*r campaign of
riiliileiMntwit hut whose credentials
Pr^wldi'wt Wilson 1ms refused to a<
?-*pt .
Tweutjr live ladies of t'he>tcr ia?t
?nr-ek oi-unnivj-d u I ted < !ro>s unit for
*?-rvice in Hie war against (iermany
.Mrs. J.'inHvi It. I>ye was the piimipnl
??rRun\zer
FARM LOANS
W e are prepared to nego
tiate loans on improved farm
lands in Kershaw county at
a low rate of interest. Loans
to run for five* years.
J. C. MASSKY
I. C. HOUCiII
Collins Brothers
Undertakers for Colored People
TVFrphonc i 1 714 W !)rK*tl> j>f.
-RUB OUT PAIN
with good oil liniment. That's
the surest way to stop them.
I he fx*st rubbing liniment is
MUSTANG
LINIMENT
(loocf for the Ailments of
H orses, M ules, Cattle, Etc.
Crun! for t/ottr own Aches,
Pain*, Rheumatism, Sprains,
Cuts, Burns, Etc.
?2'jc. Xh . .*>1. At all Dealers.
MON \:\ TO M>\^
^ in i?ii|?* i?s ???! r.tniiM Ki \ him
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MOVI \ TO l<>\N
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Dr. E. H. KF.RR1SON
Dentist
> ''Ik ? .> > ? i I trin ?? -? >1 ?
J'.Mi.'iil :ni<i I'rK.iili M - I'li.-n* Is."
COLUMBIA LUMBER &
MANUFACTURING CO.
MILL WORK
SASH, DOORS, BLINDS
AND LUMBER
PF.A1N A HUGF.R STS 7 1
C Ol UMBIA, S. C.
DR R. E. STEVENSON
MENTIS I
0'Ik? ( ormtr Brtid L)?k?lb Sti
( nnnlrii, S. ('.
I'l ANS KOK A Illti AMMV.
Contemplate Kaihlnf Two Million Mm
In Two Year*.
How the K'?verniueiit plan* to rais?i
a war army of 1.000,1**1 within a year
and of 'J,UUO,ntNi within two years was
?!*??? <!??? |?HwNt,v <?f Hn* war
rooj^utiou hy tin* house
A bill prv|Mtr*xl l?y the kimiptoI staff
and approved hy the iirtwltkni for Mih
mission (?? <?<>n^re^s t>ro\1/li?H for the
immediate nianx up of tin- regular
army ami National Huard to war
strength *?f more than liOO,Oi*? l?> iiiwft,
iinltst enough Nolunloers enlist ?111i?*k
ly. and f??r I>riii^ciUK lnt?? the wrvin!
i>\ late summer of the tirst J\oo.t**? of
in- now fi?rtv of youiiK men iietwwu
lite a^e- of II' ami years to be call
<mI hi i In* fulorn hy seh*ctHc ?-on script?
toll.
iii drafting it* programme tin- staff
i?? otfiilzcd ino fart that tli?? I'nlted
State* must start at the h??Kinuintf ami
'I r iiIii lirst uii army of 100,000 <iff!<??? r-.
.Old lUllM'llllllllUklnllHl ollhels |o l|M*
del-take the training of tiio thousands
of \Ollths Who Will Ciller till' m>tnice
with no notion of military duty.
h\|?nnsiou of the present regular
army o> its full war strength of 2*7.
enlisted uieli ami 1,700 otlieers
mrao.s many new regiments of all
a t ins to he created hy dividing exist
in).' regiments ami lillimj each half to
war streiiKth with volunteer* or <*on
script*. The National Huard regi
ments, all of which ean he culled into
the Feileral service under existing law,
III lyyve approximately .TJ7.(**> men
nmt ftvttm officers, and the full limit
?-f the national defence aet would U*
invoked to wl|?e out an.\ dlstlm-tiou
lM?twi?on Kedera I ami State forc?*s.
Here a Is.i volunteers Would l>e receiv
ed ami draft re?ort?*d to only when
i i?*eeM.-?n r.v.
These two steps would provide a
total f'oree of M?.<hh? men and L'U.Ono
officers. to i.e supplemented by a re
nit organization for eiieh unit, mak
inu an ailditloual 'Joo.tMru men under
training hut to he held in reserve to
till (fiiii> in the aet I ve army as they
>i -curred.
For live months t hese expamh-d
foivcs wonhl In- subjected* to rraluiliK
of a eharaeter hitherto unknown in
this country. Simultaneously the ie?
1st rat Ion of all men between the ajjes
f 1!? and 'Jo years, will he carried out
with l-'ederal. State and municipal au
thorities eo-o|H*ra t inu.
In Aut'iist or early in September the
tiiM .">00,000 nf this new army, com
posed e\eIusIveI\ of yotiliK ineli sum
tlloiicil to the colors under the prililc
Ie of. universal milifar\ servlee with
iIiono siipporfinx dependent> or needed
i.\ the nation in eivll life exempted,
?on I d be asseiubhsl for training,
rom the regular and National Hoard
? diluents would lie drawn es|>eeially
? ? 11?? ? 11mI otlieers and iion-eoinmissioiied
ifiei'j-4 who would organize, train and
e. nunand the unit> of the new army.
A >ear from now. a s?*ct?ii?l inere
m.-i.r of r.oo.ooo Noiiths would Ih? call
ed mil Mffieeis and iioii ininini
>ii? ned . tbeers would he dran\ n from
fe?_*ii! ? i -. the National Huard or from
the !:r-.t >e. tlon of 11..? new arni\ to
oil;..;- *'d rraif the I e.ilitin
r.v that run. 1111? him-iv w 11i?*1?
\V *?? i * ? i lia \ ?? }?????!! huiit i)|> w 111 tiHVi'
?*?i?ni11 ?it!hi*r- .iii'l it"ii-<???iiiini-? i-?i!???!
-.llt-'iT. train i million 11m? ii ;iI :i linn*
I it tiuil \ The war <!<?
.I ?I'i'1 '""Hi'ut, ]irM|inv('v fn .m
: .. I Jin lijst lu >> .-lii?i)
i..< ? 51. ? i! Mn, 111; 11< i 11 ;i total "f
! in.< .? ih", J i m m >? h ii i | i i j lir?l : n who
jw..i'.| 1m i \ ,i il.iMf |????i!?l \ within a
\.*t: .in.! , half r f w ? ? vai- at Jin>-t
! .. .j . .if ? himriy hmi.ihiii a-ki*<l
? ? ? i ^ i-i ?'? i.. <irr\ .-'it tlii- | >i*i ?trni in -
i i oil! \ w i! I: I in- lil -t \ ra r <?f
! ] ? ? .1! ? .li I'nil-! i! -t a ml - III"'
.1 ..I .ill cjll.t -lltll fill IVsl'lAi' sl||i
; , .1 ;i:i)111ni .'ion < aini.>n :iml nth
' ? .H.i 1 <?: i;i 1 - it I'm* ? ii*iii> i- In !??? ??In
. ?! ::? ;1.? 11';i! \\ :t t
I ? rj t he ] >1 e-ent ? ?-! illlM tc
ii. tin- ??>-.! ..f . .i lit-iti 111* ? 111- tn hoil-e
[ t I *1 > -Ulllt' ?!;. flu* 1 it'eV ii '11
? .t i; _? , i --I l ? ? ;iIV f. >r 1?'. mil
11 ?: .1. -? . ? - w ? 1' in* ? ir*r"i? I ..tit Thi
\\ ; ? i ; n . >\ ]. Ii t.?r 111 <?< 'III ] ill 11* ;i In I
*"n"> . . ? i ?!' ,u i ii \ <!i \ i-i< mi< . 11 ? < 1
whi'.' 11 ii"! 11?. .| ] t > . rente ;il.\
i.?.! i 11 . 11 i t. f:. ,i I iinii - of I N.i
t >11.a'iu.ivil -?ri? |yviil In* taken i"
inn ,,, tlii* u'-ii'- it tin* im?ent urn.U'i
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? l r 11 * I ii" with ? : i \ tlr\ ;i ft 11 ler\. I'll
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| Si ?? *. ."i 1 >* !! !?? I ,i 1 -.. . . \ .lr.it'
I ?! i .*< taiit ? -*al. !i^' unit . - .n.i \ '
? Ifi'iiii*'I * i*n Ilia:.it.i :? 'In* .i<
I'iN.- i-- at ma xitnuiii
>i- i. V ?; t!n <>r_'.i. /...'...ii .ii,-!
? i|tii]Miii*i:' ? ?? j?!' .\ i-n>i.a ! ,t.am11n i t n ?!
i nrti"?** v fai-i- i*\. In- . f ttup-.
j I :n I llil.il "In ?:?. fi?*a ? r.'.a ;? i/a
; ' i-MI
S' 7 1 ? ?: * a a i ...i t .i;
j :ii^ '.an ?:n* i ?*_*?i..?: .ii.in am;
i National <. iar?l ami tin :: auxiliary
Jii:iM> Tintrhi- | ? i ?? *.? 1111 * n * ? i*.*nh*.- that
J ? -?iliM*t I vt? 11 raff" 1- v\ln*ti
| i* -hull tx* ajij>1 ii?< 1 . ail fur th?* for?f?<
?to lx> mi.H4>?l ??\i*lu-i v?*l> !. v ?-4'|?-r*t i v?*
' iruH of m.iV l^'wci; lfi an<!
?"l years of age under regulation* to
lie formulat?il by the (W?W?mt l'ro
vbdouu U made for proportionate
quotas to Ih* supplied from the re
sp?stlve states and terrlturif*. de
termined u|HM? |N>puUttl^i and with
credit given under ihjob quotas for all
men of the age afTected w ho may have
voluntarily entered other branches of
the mtfftary service. Servhv Is fixed
for the duration" of ?the wnonrenoy
StVv K. For I ho exempMon from
selective draft of the vice prvaldeut
of the Fulted States ami tin* hwtHiai
11 v??, executive and Judicial ortlirnt,
federal or state. and of all i>ersou* In
the military or naval M*rvlee, or mem
Ihts of well organized religious sects
lit which the creed prohibits partlel
(?atlon In war. provision also Is made
for th* dlseretloiianry exemption of
drafting from |mrtlal military service
onl> of customs holts** and |*>->tal cm
ployeen, workmen at armories, arsenals
and navy yards, pilots and marines
actually engaged In sea service. |ht
sons engaged In Industries ms-essary
to the military establishment or
malulemtuce of Mie national interest?*,
jhtsous with dc|?cndent relatives and
all physically or morally unlit is-r-.ons.
Sec. I? For the registration of all
jK-rsons Halite to military servhv uii
der the a?;t upon proclamation hy the
president ; such iiersons to ro|s?rt
themselves for registration as shall
be prescrUted. falling which they will
!.?? held liable for trial upon mls
de.meanor charges and | unlshed u|k?ii
conviction hy from three months to
on** year's Imprisonment. >ul??t|uent
to which they will l?c duly registered
for military service.
See. 10. For the employment of
nil agencies of the federal go\ein
incut of the states or territories by
the president to carry ?>ut t,u> ar,?
all public officials ladng require! to
aid In its execution under |ieiialt.v or
from six "uionhs to one year's lm-,
prisonmcnt. Similar penalties would
attach for any ihtsou aiding In any
way and fraudulent evaMon of the re
quirements of the registration section1
of the act.
Sec. 11. For voluntary enlistments j
under the qualifications and condl- j
tiolis now obtaining In the regular
army, except that rhe maximum age!
limit is raised from .'??"? t<> years
and enlistments are for the i>erlod <
of the emergency only. Unlisted vol- j
i unteers may Is* assigned to any ot the
federal forces except those raised ex-.
duslvely by draft. Provision also is
ma?le for fiie discharge of any soldier,
who Incurs rcsj?onslbllitles after his
enlistment which justify that step, and j
for the employment of retired men j
Of the regular army. !
Sis-. 1J. Fiir the ap)*?intmont of
general otlhvrs of appropriate grades j
as the president may deem necessary j
f<.r the j>erioil <>f the emergency to
be selected from any part of the forces
pr<tvided for irrespective of their pre
\ ioiis rank. vacancies f!??)-- created
in regular army grades to he tilled j
by temporary ap|>olntment only. The,
lower rank iterinaiienf commissions of
regular oflhvrs appointed to temixirary :
high command will not be vacated nor
their status in that grade affected
livery war department bureau chief,
w.-uhi have the emergency rank of
major general.
Sim i:; l'or vucation by the pres
ident "f any tem|N?rary or provisional |
commission for etiuse. Facto general
? 'oinmandin- a se|nirate t.n-tiea! unit
would be autho: iz?*d t" name effi
ciency boards to pass upon t.he Jit
fie-^ of any ofli'vr in his command ,
and recommend di.scharge with one
month'- pay and allowance if advis
able
See. l | l'or regular army pay al
lowances and pensi<?n> t<? all otlicer.s.
and men in the federal service.
Sec. l.-?. For the blanket appro
l>nation of nearly .2S:;.ii?NU"sn.o??? to
pa.\ tile e\|H'l|ses of one veal's op
oration of the act.
Sec. 111. Sl|s| H'llds : 111 rest rlct io|is
ix j m mi the employment ot regular
army otlicers f. r the pei-iod ..f the e
lliergeiicy
Sec. 17 Kepeals all ci?iitliet;i:g stat
IJ! es
LLOYI) (iKOKiiH TO AMKKK A.
Says liiilrri Stairs Will Fight For a
Catisr h\ of llrr Traditions.
1'r?? 111ior I.N.v.l (loorm* of <?roat 11ri
lain. 'Mi ln-t I'ridax i;a\o tho I".?11??\\ iuj;
to Aniorioan lM'wspajHTs in behalf of
the war '?nl.iin t "Anieriea lias at "He
bound liiiniiit1 a world in a mmisc
she never wii" before Sin' waited 1111
fil -he f?? uinI a caiiM' voithy of her
tiadition- Tlif Atnori. a n j???.?i?Ji
)?aok until thev Wfiv fulh eonvtneed
flu- lijhi wa- u>'f a ?r?11?! -oriininace
f?.r |M.u.-r :ui.| possessions. I>11 r an nn
-olfi-h vfrii^'u'li* t-> overthrow a -ini-ter
? * i; ? ? 111 > :t ??.':! i 11?I human libertx and riirht.
i inee that ooii\ i? tion (u a> reaehed tin*
una' republie of the ?ist ha- leaped
int.. (!??? ar? na and -he stand- s-ow -ide
i? 1 ? ? with tin* Diiro|M*an tb'inoeraeie-,
w !i btni-ed and bleeding after three
umi> >'f jriin <<>utliet. an> -till fm'ht
mil.' the most >>a\:ii.'c foe that over men
a<?-i| tin- freedom of the World Tim*
? w iii^' phra-es of th<- jmo>i>lent's no
!?!? doln ? ran. ?? i!li]imnx!i- tin*, horizon ?.
an-! niakf < lean r than cvt'i1 the ?<>al
wo are -trivi:.;: to rea?*h There are
throe phrase- whb-h will stand out for
? \? r in tin* -t<-r\ of this oru-ade The ,
I? i'-1 i- that the w orld niii>! U? made j,
-at. for doino. ra?-\ : the next 'tho men
a> ?? to (x'hoo and fr?*?*d?>m lie- in the I
r\:vt..>r autcx ratle jr?>\.?riimi'iit.s :
r ?; i ? k. ?< 1 I. > organized foroo. which i
???i. t r? l whoih by their will and not j
the will <>f thoir jni>plo.' and the
? r-'U j ? 11 r- a - ? ? l- that In whi'di he ?
? l.-o'a r???? that a -teadfast ron.vrt for
i?.*a>-.- t\ :.rviT l.e inalntain.i! e\. ? pt
;'<> " ; tr': or-hip <>f demoeratie na
^ .i,- | ????-?. words repres?Mit tho faith
w !? i |>iros and sustain- oiir j*?opl*?
,i :h. ''??!n?'ji<|oii- sacrifices th. j have
iim !? and a ro -till making The\ also
| v ? that tho unit} and j**aoo ??f
na; kiad .an onl\ r?*-t upon deuv^'ra
I'*' a"! of the-e the Prussian niiii
!a:'. au?'? r i. ^ i- nil implacable foe.
Th? "tij? ri.11 war .'iiMiiot, reprise a t.??
ti*? ?'f -i 't;o |?*ople of tho Mritlsh etn
I? ?r. w i-f, rn?- on thoir txdialf to re-v<
ni/. ' M\.'?ir\ and ?*?>uratr?' whi<*h
< ?? <! ' ? <.|.|? ?.f tho l 'nit?-ij StaTo, t.?
? !<?< 1 i a!<? 'ho w ti< io . .f thofr rov.iinisi
to fho -n ari-T .an-o tJi.it oscr .'r.tracod
hutna :i ??' !??:( vnr
Ti.f -t.i'lofit- of Kuroiati ur.acr>,ty
have ? ?rifnni/atI a nnlILir> '^tnpany. I
tiff \ sfr'tns f.>r ??*r> iot*
(<!'kitNSKY C'ATTLJC HKKK1MCKM.
In Lei County Grows From Mere
lliuidful to Ijutec Proportion*.
Iicm than 1<> months ago a handful
of Iav county farmer* luet with It, M
t\n>f>er, Jr.. at Wlsaeky and agreed
that they would combine dairying wirti
cottou farming. They also agre??l
that they would ral*e Guernsey cattle
anil um1 o?dy pun* bred aires of this
breed. iu accordance with the advice
?rlvvii by t'lemson (Y>llege ?n*d t 1k>
dairy division. l*ultcd States depart
iii4*i11 of agriculture. Um* farmer* or
ganised tt.M' I **' County Hull assocla
tion iiikI pun-ha.ved <vo|s?ratlvely four
hjili* hacked by some of (Im> ikmII
gree* and high pH*?nls of production.
Klftv f<>ur i>i|{Kii'nsl females have
since b<?en brought Into !>ce county.
Figuratively, this meeting uiark<*l
the planting of a straw la-try plant
whose runners have slnee been feting
?heir way in various directions, and
have taken roots and formed new
plants In favorable soil. Four uuuv
counties In the State have selected the
i Guernsex breed for improving their
native cattle
Tills t|e\ elopinciit lias I teen m{ide pos
sible largely through the active assist
ance of hankers. In some counties
the iwinks have purchased the hulls and
placed them where farmers ean um*
fhem for n small fee. A tuoro satis
factory, system, which lias la-en follow -
ed by other counties, Is for the Imnk to
loan the money iwNvssary for the pur
chase of hulls to associations of farm
era at 1 |H-r tvnt. Interest. In tills
system u .small fee* b cliarged members
of the association for the use *?f the
bulls, Init a larger fee Is charged noil
monfbers.
'Pfce n-al interest that is, now being
shown In Guernsey's was demonstrat
ed March 'JO, when over 1XMI farmers
mot, a^ain at the home of H. M. C-ooper
Jr., at Wl.sacky and organized the
South Carolina Guernsey Breeders' as
<<H*hitloli.
Tlve forenoon session wax opened
by J-, (1. Winkler of the federal dairy
division, who explained briefly and
In a very practical way of the under
lying iirliuiiaiLs of hre<Hlliig. He em I
phaslr.nl the fact tluit. broiling Is not
strict I \ u science like chemist rv, w here
comhiuuti<uis always produce certain
result^, but Is an art where keen ob
servation and accurate judgement are
(>
.thtxiH.sttry for xuctmw. He alt?o eiu
phased the fart tlmt ail animal tuts
certain qualities mom an a result (if
heredity than of environment.
F. H. iihim. rt>|>rc?ient?U)Te of thu
American liucrnscy Cuttle club. c*
plained Ihr organization of the cattle
club anil emphasized, tl?e hit|N>tiau<v
uf local a&hM'LulLouw. llo also gave
valuable advice regarding the proper
iu4<tl;u) or organizing a State hkmhHm
Son.
After #atUfyJng themselves at a won
cnnis iMtrhccue (tinner, the farmers
present Inspected the registered cattle
that had been assembled by 'lie neigh
ln?rs for the ocOHshm. tioortfe VV.
I >lek of Stunlcr then entorVdned for
half an lionr In storv ? Hlim? J M.
McCalm, who Imis charge of nil iMIry
extension work for the United States
dc|?artmont <>f agriculture. expressed
j his gratitude at noting the uuusinl
I progress witldn the lit>*t ?o?u" lie call
i cd attention to hx'aliy bred i-attlc
i The real business of the ine^tlnsr that
'or organization, was next in order The
1 guiilzatlon, was next in onler The
election of officers for the year result
ed in the choice of Alex M<*I>onahl
Itiackstock, president ; J. I,. Mcintosh,
? I Mivrsvillc, vice president ; It. M. (Tooiv
I er. Jr., Wisacky, secretary treasurer,
i N. A. McMillan or Marlon, W. K. At
kinson of (nangeburg, Hr. Archie China
of Sumter and L. C. nreoden of lieu*
ncttsvillc were chosen to serve with
the ottlrers of the association on the
executive committer.
The purfms* of the association, as
; stated in article 'J of the tentative con
(sihtution. Is as follows:
"The object of this association shall
be to promote the breeding and im
provement of the high grade and pure
hn*d (lUcrnscy cattJe, to aid its mom
Ihts in buying, breeding and selling
llrst class animals and to foster tho
live stock industry."?Hlsliopvill" Yin
dlca tor.
Administrator's Notice.
All parties indebted to the estate of
Adolphus H. Martin, deceased. are
hereby not hied to make i?aymcnt to!
the undersigned, and all |>artics. if
any, having claims against tho said
estate will present them duly attested ?
within the time prescribed bv law.
J. I>AN1KL MARTIN.
Adiuinistrator..
Camden. S. C, April 4th. Ilil7.
Plant IrUb CoUto^
t 'lemson College, C., MarvU J>.-_
Ttu*ro is probably lit voile of our ooq?.
tuou food frmw that U in great**
demand aiul is , reviving more n?
KUwtful atU'lUMi In the irtHfc
or "willto" jK?faUW', which wv all agr?v
tu.be a universal food crop fur man
Certainty, with the Increasing demand
and doubled increase price over timt
rtf the j?ast season, we caunol
Ignore the fact that this valuable
crop 1h gaining in prominence but l<?
lug ground. The simplicity, eaw\ ami
*tnt of growing this crop muter luiriiml
ounilitiotm stioulil not permit the ne
xltM'tfiU abseiuv of its utuiiutuiMv .>?
every Southern farm, as then* ar*
few crops that are equally a* protlt
able annd a* easily grown as In ihr
lrirfb or "white" jsriato. Therefore,
Jot's not Ik' further neglectful, but
not withstanding the fart of tin- very
high prill's of*seed, begin luiiuedutelj
the planting of a larger a< reap- tha?
I ever before ami plan to work it h?
I ?<ordlngty, ThlH crop should have tws*
! planted during early March, therefor*
I it is very necessary that Is he planted
j limnedlately; devoting as much time
and ground to its successful develop
inent as j>osslble.
Prepare tt** ground well uiul lay
the rows off 3 ft-et ai>art, ayplylnf
in the drill a complete fertilizer at
the rato of MK> jiounds i>or acre, and
the cut tut>ers dropped 12 to 15 Inch**
In the row and covered to a depth
of 4 to 6 Inches. The Irish
and Triumph arc two of our t*?,t
early varieties.
lk> not fear the ravages of the \*j
tato bus. a54 It may Ik* easily control!
**1 l>y spraying with arsenate of lead,
applied at the rate of (one imuud
of powder or two pounds of paste, four
]s>unds of lump lime, dlssolvd in ft ft*
gallons of water) ; fruit strength.
Killed in Augusi*.
Augusta, (la., April 7.-?Harry Ken
uedy, u telephone lineman. Unlay tir^j
six times Into Ccorge tV. Taylor, an
i electrician, killing him. Taylor haii
i recently left a hospital after ve<iov
erkng from three gunshot wounds in
! dieted by Walter Kent. whim Kent
j came U[*?n Taylor strolling on the out
skirts of the city with Mrs. Kent.
Mrs. Kent is the sister of Kennedy.
So one of the families Interested will
make a statement.
MtfJBL>?5P JHL
Non- Slcids
have the confidence of car owners
everywhere ? a confidence built
into every Fisk Tire at the factory
? you can't buy greater dollar
for-dollar value or rnore real tire
quality. "When you pay more
than Fisk prices you pay for
something that does not exist."
Remember that. 3
Fisk Tires For Sale By
W. O. Hay,
Camden
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