Page Six CAPE MAY STAR AND WAVE Saturday, March, 1 15, 1919

L oom cae TIMELY FARM TOPICS Keep Chicken Pox Aus from the Poultr No one se problem confronts | v in New Jersey that ar a tremendous toll is exix. «lineas. not only thru the mortality which it causes but par- ! ticalarly through the serious drop in! ex production which an epidemic of/ this disease causes, Apparently _ chicken pox apreada| fairly easily from flock to flock and even from farm to farm. che main| symptoms of the discase are the small) blackish warte or sores which appear on the head parts of the birds. . Egg birds in so far as e ances go. On many farms this true chicken pox is secompanied by eye and nose wores, canker and roup, which have come to be known as diseases closely related to the chicken pox, Whenever re is a combination of diseases of this kind the vitality of the birds is quickly and noticeably affected. control of these very serious mentation, but it is felt that it Toad ultimately to controlling, paced Lake in the state. If funds of 16 barrels for growing plants. N soil in the bed and sorking the pota-

toes in corrosive sublimate are all in‘ this gume. — It is easier thin it sounds. | Send for a bulletin. | There will be a Farmers‘ Institute! held at Cold Spring on the 12th . of March, afternoon and evening. | The Cold Spring . Grange | and — County i Board of Agriculture are cooperating | in arranging an attractive schedule. E. ¥. Johnson of Dennixville is plow ing the heavy sod in his young upple and cherry orchards. This will prove to be a great factor in increasing) the growth of the trees. It has been said) that "cultivation is | manure." some places but for a gene! mendation . the practice of orchard eultivation is far superior. Henry Recves of Firma held a dem» onstration in "better practicer in cutting off wood lands" on Friday. Lu Win. Baker, Asst. State Forester, was present to furnish the scientific. information pertaining to this subject. Mr. Wm. H. Powell of Swainton has purchaned a "Friend | Spray | Gun." He will now be able to go "over the top" --mee -- TIMELY FARM TOPICS We do not think of Cape Muy county as a grain producing county nor do we thin that we have Loose Smut of Oats present in _ our r. Isaac Powell, of Court House, in talking aver the problems of getting good seed oats, stated that some years the oat smut on his farm was very bad. his is not surprising when one knows that the disease «pore is car ried on the bulls of the: oats. In some yea‘s a man . might, tingly, buy seed with the spores presert and when the crop was harof ont smut in the present day vernacular, "get by" all right. But "getting by" with ines to prevent the discase is mere hue The New Jersey Experimeht Sta- | tion issued a Circular No. 102 on "Diqrowing such érops. This car. be had for the asking. , . . ENI, Aun acc considerable damage if you do not <ght it. Here is one way to control 7; Add ove pint of water to one pint of formaldehyde; pour in a small quart sprayer or atomizer and apply to forty or fifty bushels of oats as the grain is slowly shoveled. from one pile to another, taking care to spray each. shovel-ful. One stroke

of the, piston is usually. sufficient for one. shovelful of the. grain with canvas, sacks, or other cov fn five hours and. sow immediately withont drying. Seed treated in this mamer can be kept for several weeks wilont material infers ----pea Canada Field Peas and Oate for oor Soll. The Canada Ficld Pea with oats is often heard on the tips of the farmer hen. be is. talking: of planting. an rop for bay. The Canada Field Pea will do much for the grower does something for it. Tt is not a poor soi, crop even if it is a leguine and eathers nitrogen from the air. More often it does not get any free nitrogen because it does not find the right kind of incculation in the soil ny gardners will expect to a large crop of garden peas if Louk planted that crop a haa without fo ind ond in rich groun and then: add some crushed king crab or poultry manure besides. Then they will have peas. The Canada Fick Pea is also of the pea family and, has about the c fertilizer requirements as the Hence, if you are saving your poor ground for your carly hay crop you cannot expect to haryest much of a tonnage. If some plant ood i of course a Alter crop an a bealds of T=o or three Hin h 2.10 or a feeuliver iet braodcasted on the soil Si wonderfully towards getting a nigely and that 5 ho fairly. deep {2 to 3 inches). If no drill is pie a harrow. will do the work. bnvommme,ttvcnmmensed SERVING ALL FAITHS ALIKE recinte the fine . hich has rendered to posh trein and sailors by the "Jewish Welfare Board. We have kept in touch howd jt" helsd A inough vari

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A poem of annonymous authorahip un» der the title "Who indeed?" has been en tensively circulated in Philadelphts, and printed in the Bulletin. It had been read at club dinners roCois ~ _ around.« it follows, in nart: Who watched and yaltted long aroAnd vaciliated to and froAn: made a meas In Mexico? "Twan Woodrow! When Germany provoked a war Of frightfulness unknown | who wrote eapiatics by the score? "Twas Woodrow! Who watched the havoc Germana wrought And when our ald poor Belgtum sought Who preached "neutrality in thought"? "Twas Woodrow! heed Who saw French cities overrun And desecrated by the Hun And said that nothing should be donet P "Twas Woodrow! When babes were massacred at see Who said now rude thore Germana be Auother note is due from me? "Ewas Woodrow! When we were asked to ald the plight Of Allies atrussling for the Right Who sain we are "too proud to fight"? "Twas Woodrow! Who captured ballots by the score And held the chair he held before Because "he kept us out of war‘t "Twas Woodrow! But when at last the country chose To rise in arms against our foes Who quickly atruck a martial poser e "Ewan Woodrow! When need was great of generals good. Who did the meanest trick he could [and aide-tracked General Leonard Woedt ko AC d When fighting men at double quick Were making Hindenburg feel aickWho thought bis letters did the trioky "Twas Woodrow! Who, im a pre-slection noto. Told alt the‘people how to vote And thereby made himaclf the most? boon olchsmicte At Chateau ‘Thierry, who fought weltt Who chased the Huse at Bt Mibiit And on the Meuse who gave them hellt Wostrow! Then who should go with ecurngs high To mit in consinve at VermsiiiseAnd stick his ager in the pie, But Woodrow! And who the Victory flugh feecigd feal? And who adorn the nnd AIC Ard Corea But Woodrow! (Sine hin R wiged trom their thrones are (For when s should banners be unfurled Find AUTocRar or ALL THE WORLDY But Woodrow! VA Stitue scon methinks we‘ll 000 ‘The irvoml doa o Acicent wboloan‘s great vie-aris Our Woograwt

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