Evening sentinel, Tuesday, August 11, 1914 · page 6

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THE SOUTH nonwam

EVENING SENTINEL

ESTABLISHED BY
jAHES GOLDEN.

' 'riin adorn nonwanx nvanmo SENTINEL

get their share in cash.
it is difl'k ult to tell what effect this I
if the automouile

WAR IN THE AIR_
B} W. H. Alburn.

From dusk till on 11 a dozen search-'
lights sweep the sk3 from the top of
the Eiffel Tower. and other shafts of
[on his car. why BO! 8 PTOfil'ShETmK light rise from the roof of the Auto-
plan for pianos, sewing machines. mobile Club. it is the latest form of

Iexample will have.
:buyer is to get a share of the profit

 

 

s. L. AND A. 1.. GOLDEN,
PROPRIETORS.

'shoes and roast beef? if there were reconnaissance in the newest type of
1 ' warfare. For Paris can no longer

 

TUESDAY, AUGUST 11 1914'

enough Henry,Fords to go around .
‘amon the indu‘iries it i in b o' rely 011 her girdle of forts. Attach

, ., g b ’ mg e p 1’ may come from the clouds. At any
sibie
» moment those beams may show a

 

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MINIATURE ALMANAC an}:

TOMORROW.
High tide 2
Sun rises 5:00; sets 6:55.

 

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, Edeet of Zeppelin airships from Berlin
LIBERTY AND LOYALTY larmed. armored and loaded with
Great Britain at last is a unified nu. ' deadly bombs.

ition‘. For the first time she can '_ I‘m“: '11:"? f i l
. _ mo 1 e 3y a swarm o ‘renCi

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fig t a great war without tearing aeroplanes. and the prophem of
'anemies in ‘1" house. hor Ireland Tenn3son would be fulfilled in a “rain
is now loyal. of ghastly dew. from the nations' airy
John Redmond has pledged thetnavies grappling in the central blue."
faulty at Home Rule lrelsnd. and the‘ The “mu“? "a" °n‘¥ be guessed
There are no precedents But

‘ over eat 1 u
5 11m ’ n a b “t 0' imperial the story of the French aviator who

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‘generoslty. has named a warship the was reported [0 have destroyed a'

More than that the govern-'Zeppelin on the frontier at the out-

 

 

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THREE DYNASTIES.

' Thr’ee dynasties remain in Europe‘
that may threaten the w'prlds peace,

as long as they hold power Theym

the Habsburgs, the liohenzollernl and

theIRomanoffs. represented today re

npectiveiy by Emperor Francis IJoseph

of Austria, Kaiser Wilhelm of Ger-
many and Czar Nicholas ovaussia.

This is not an arraignment of the
They may be
gentlemen and patriots— ac;

individuals mentioned.
royal

cording to their lights. The trouble'

Westminiater has removed thebreak of hostilities shown the tse-
em’am" on tho Ih‘bment of arms in- “‘55 We may expect from the French
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to Ireland And this within two weeks ‘ a r W”

There are more than 2,000 trained
miaftsr British troops shot down Irish aiiators in the French sun. And

lVolunteers in a Dublin suburb for dar e1 er3 one of them is said to be pledg-
“It to accept smuggled rides' led to sacrifice his life at 11113 moment
i The more England loosens the reins These men aré fanatics who will lies

itate at thing.
of error. the more 0 m b
p l "I the em era; A Fro ch aeroplane carries one or;

‘0! her scattered empire seem to be itwo men. and one quick- firing gun
come. The lrlsh. who fought against and main 8 0 if in the brutal
her in the Spanish Armanda and who firltllmfltle a0: airship for «to
plane represents a rare bargain. it
‘need surpriser no one if, the moment

i :Erln."
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has helped the enemy on almost ev
ery important battlefield from that

There would roar up:

time until the Boer war. are merely the liorrizon

a Zeppelin up". is discerned above
Farts, or any other

ATLANTIC COAST OYSTER NOTES.

 

(The 'Fishing Gazette).

”——

Hope for a general oyster “‘set this}
3ear has entirel3 disappeared plantersi'

in all sections outside of Long island
Sound, having reports that there
nothing to point to any reproduction
of o3sters thus far in the North it
may be that some of the bong island
Sound beds nia3 produce a “"set be-
fore September. and planters having

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beds in that water will not give up';

hope until that date.

Many hundreds of thousands of dol‘
lars have been spent in planting shells
and in putting down oysters. and there
is nothing to show for it. other than
the oysters that were put in the water
for spawning. The shells are still on
bottom, and in some cases they will
be taken up to be held for another
yean

1A couplewt weeks ago there was
word that a "set" had been discovered
at Greenport, L. 1.. on beds owned by
the J. 8: J. W. Elsworfh Co.
Itigatiou by Capt William E. Ela-
w,orth president of the company, and
his brother. George 'Elsw.orth showed
that the rumor was without founda

tion. although the company would;

slad|3 pay man3 thousands of dollars
if there was a ‘set" at this time
About the same time that the sup
posed set at Greenport was disco3er-
ed. word was also sent out by Presi-
dent William ll. Raye. of the North
Atlantic 03 star Farms. lnc., that there
were signs of a “set“ in Great South
Bay. where the Blue Points Co,
which Capt. Jacob Ocksrs is prefidenti
owns many thou- ‘

An invss- '

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i CLEARING
SALE

Best Savings of the Year in Housclurnisbing
Goods.

. Read carefully this “Bargain News in Brief” and you’ll see
far» that these are not in any scale ordinary bargains:
l

3, Es. item is a splendid reason for a visit and. remember
t‘loss arc only specimen values

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IMPORT D ALUMINUM
SAUCE

RICE BOILERS.
NI 1—2 quart steel, gray “Enamel—
ed; value 50¢ each. Sale Price
...................... 35¢
. MATTINGS.
54x90 CREX RUGS- ~_ . Japanese and China. all colors;
. R‘cgular'iprice $3.00 each. Sale .‘valuc 29¢, per yard. Sale Price
’ ‘ . II $2.29 ..................... 17¢
' ”PRESERUING KETTLES. ' ' 'COUCH COVERS. '
Steel...gr'a}' enameled. 8 qt. size; Bagilad stripes. prettv color-
3'aliic 39c cacln Sale Price 25¢- , ings, full size; value 59c =cach.

IANS.

4 qt. s" straight sides, alumi-
'num cover: value $1.00 each. Sale
- Price ..

 

BERRY BOWLS.

Large size, fine imitation cut

Sale Price ............... 39¢
WOVEN HAMMOCKS.

glass: value 251: and 3'5c each.

Sale Price ............... 15¢

36x72 AXMINSTER RUGS.v

Of the new Oriental and floral
designs; value $3. 50I each. Sale

" Price 2 19

wide

Ithe latest and most striking axam- French my 9 gummpmentI a French and general manager.
Sale

Die. The Boers themselves. whom filer rises some it. noises like an “Swag: “3:de 0i';::;au'i1: 2::
i en. s all e 0 .
repression would ne3ei have mastenI ‘eagle 03'IIer his quarry. and then, with
.. m 1"“ '1: “'11.? 1:: '12:: e111
1' “ t f kl ." The first into the rent hulk of t ay 8" not on ’
0 .‘he ”“1“ "5“ ° “‘3 3 'are glad to help defend the integrity 8 "e we Capt. Jacob Ockers. replylns 305‘ 0‘1“"
represent todav what the mianamed. in!!!) summit and his 25 toe. t"‘
"i A l ' _', i d i hit 10! the empire l'men to tha'nsrthln atsngls of wreck. “on but to him as to an oyster se
fol3 llauce typ lie 11 1815. 31 en | The other powers might “-911 learn 11.513 in Great South ha). said that irritate
the monarchs of Austria, Prussia and

7 'thsrs has been a natural "set" in
311311111 Drocifilllad thenlsehes “del from Englands hard bought expcr- And " “8'1"“ man misses ""I' aim Great South 8113 invariably ‘11 “‘9
.ioncc. Alsace and Lorraine
ligated by p ovidenCe" to rule o3el‘,‘

though :1Ir Iis IdIroppOd by a bullet or shell, past. making its appearance in July,‘i
their: subjects and agreed to support or'g'nan" German, 1133a never beiome '9 e 'y s another and “0m" and there has been nothing to indicate a-
.. each other in case of interfcience

reconciled to Germany aincs she tookIiiiilciieib'iiotzgl1::':3(::;m::a£s2£lebaiii::: :33: {0:11; 812mm: iiiflsmmix
with their royal prerogative. Ithem from France in 1871.Tod113 is driven from the air is to the fact that the weather during‘
The majority of the people ruled by.
these three smoiercigns hale long out-

Latge lay back pillow.
flounce: value $1.59 each.
Prlt‘c ....... . . .

MASON FRUIT JARS.

. Two screw caps. quart and pint
size. Spcmal, per dozen .. 45¢

tion and precedent.
They have carried over into the

' wentieth c 11 dry the medieval notion‘
‘ e ' ed now with their own parliament

)5) .

they are eager for secession. and 101- 1 'lheré‘ are land defenses. in the pars of July was at times very cold.‘
unteers are flocking to the French form Of rapld~fire suns mounted to and at other times very rough. \‘lhlle
ranks. Russia. ballng absorbed and sweep the shy; but French men mth- the templrature was taken regularly.
oppressed Poland and Finland. mm er than artillery will be the most de- bnly on one Or £330 occasions did it younger each your, and is never so bile 1310118 this channel \lixed Miller hereafter than in the past. as und-
The Germans. paritcu Imam mm b Ipendable protection against an air foe register high though for a set." and happy as when amused us to his niacini this dredsed material were thousands der the act the rental is $3 per acre
.iselt-‘gmern- y 33' en aha “ed" sup ‘\ 11M may happen In Paris may hap- then only on one or two (ion in one in business. '0‘ bushels of shells. part of which be- for the first three years. after which
p0 o.rt The Sins of Bosnia and Herze I'peu anywhere in this unparalleled Eamon. if? Capt. Ffdd'dfl‘ck ilOclteri of 11 est gay.I.came exposed and left on the top 01 ltwill be 85 per acre. The three years ..
igo1.lna,:1tsIIad of helping Austria, in w.ar The first big issue to be 58103.39!“ 9: the 3.9113,. Island Sound ville, has all the shells at his opening ““3 mud pile. A“ the mud “'35 “53‘” have elapsed"
her extremity. are 131-99.er to rs- ed is the mastery of the sea which growcra are silll hoping that there house taken to Long Island Sound, ‘ed “V” during the 59339“ 0‘ 19‘41 SsmuelW. Glherson. superintendent
€013“ m the cm“ and mmaI truly be” determined at any hour by a may wmmm. um. I: were um um asso- placed on hot 3"?! "P?“ “e” “W“ “'“h 113113.10; Atlantic county. reports for the
tisns.3and the ”In.“ ‘V Tridste and g,declslanI (lash oht a British and Ger- least off shore. I'Lhey have not glien tom. ,h“; e ‘3‘” :39“ continued! ‘0 same period.
th '1‘ ti man ”‘9'" But the “111““ “Whip! up all h?“ they allmlitc than ,3. vessel loaded with 15,000 bushels was a ay. and y the‘ act on o tbn ' “This has been a very good year for
I e ren “°- land the scouting ”Tommie! are likely there it! actlcally “We 0‘13"“ 101‘ a of oyster shells for the road commis 1°” and wows. these shells and spot the oyster industry of Atlantic county.
‘ it has taken the world a long tims'to be the real afblters of sea sover— set unless something unforeseen hap- sioners of Caroline county. sank ongwere worked 05 the ‘09 0‘ "‘9 “main“, planted oysters have done remarln
to discover that tyranny is a losing 0‘81“." The Zeppelina carry enoush pens If there in s 911011 of good but Aug. 1. at Elkton, 31d. 9“" ““° ““9" “"3" 0" elm" 5‘“ ably well vie hate it fair catch on
.same. and that 10“") to g03 eminent high power explosives to blow up bat- weather. there might be a set, but George w. Holllnastorth. Hank V lthey formed line had“ of plants. fromithe propagating ground in Great Egg

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sprints from liberty. ' ‘21::1i't'piteirmhmgflgg m1" Tani,“ g there '3 "width? “1' 3:25:28" ‘3: Frasier and AbramJ'l. Jone» oysterlrlizct'; 3:; 339:2?51'1: :adhfheflgizi' Harbor River, also in Mullica R13 er.
. an TODD ng om s on mercury mar 11 31 o 1 es 0 I thin it the sea 11 fr kin tl
commlslsoners of Ocean county, \‘ewIlday of the season by some of the °y5_ 1 k 30 0 18 g 10

 

 

 

grown their old, ignorant belief in the
I“di\‘ine right."
lariy, are as capable of
silent as the l£.ngllsh

11 is not the people of these three
great nations that make wars of mud!
quest or reprlsai. '\_ITlie plain maple
there. as elsewhere. when loftnfo'thelrl
own devices and not inflamed by
cunning or mistaken leadership, want‘
peace 1

if the War of the Powers unseats
one or all of these anachronistic dy-

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. WW' ithsdr docket if the British fleet is to day 71 degrees 3“? next. while 0'1”” Jame in their re 1311 of ill
. . e fiscal natural seed oysters were changed
nasties and leaves the nations In Post "WITH OTHER EDITORSI defeat- the German, or 3’" en preserve third day u is 13M again at 155 do your 2mm Oct 31" [“13 say' . iermen who worked on this tirtiilcialifrom fall to spring it would be better
lion ‘0 manage “the" 0"“ affairs “m‘ ' ' ‘ it'sslf intact withotn a fight, in spite of grees ‘ w ' ' ' ' ' mm" bed. Several thousand bushels for the industry. as many of the small
--~——. ' e are pleased to be able to few"- were thus gathered. while not more

ocratica’lly. for their own walfars. the
* war will not have boon altogether in
“Miran," '
.ZlAnd‘some subhxnsult must be ex-

"pocte'df The I'c'o'i'iilagration started by

oysters die from being transplanted in
the fall that would live if left undis-
turbed until spring!

Addington R. Campbell, Samuel W.
Erickson. Walter C. Right and Som-
ers Krill". oyster commissioners for
Delaware Bay and Maurice River Cove
report. for the same period: . I

“The ‘Rough Cull Law' was not dif-
ilcult of observance during the plant~
ing seasonsof 1912.111 our report we
directed your attention to the unusual-
ly heavy catch of spat in the late sum-
mer’ on many of the well~ltnown beds.
Probably because of the great duan~
lily of spat the development contain-
ed a growth of spat. During the past ,1.

Th . its supei'lor water strength. it most bc' Capt. William n.12 Elswortb' president that
e 3“" “my ‘5 “‘9"“‘z°d m shielded "annual: an attack. Forthat of the 1.1. .1 11'. Elsworth Co.. on m .
the “we“ government we" “1'“ purpose the. battleships carry aero 31 Wednesday said that nearly every 1‘ Sb:
seem- 31‘" dlscllned ‘0 ca“ 0“! “I planes intended primarlh for scouting year there are' certain beds near er
shim!- Mr. Bryan certsmly called but many of 'tliem fitted 111111 small Bridgeport that furnish a “set." and it
. the attention of the Swiss to the mat-131mg for 0391139, - 3 - ‘13 the hope of all growers that the ”'h .v b |-
the autocmmmiy‘aw'eep sway auto‘ ‘9' When “3 “Wile“ ‘1 3W ‘0 “‘8 3‘33“. There are p‘éii'evm to be fifteen of "sci’.' appears this war. 11 this “set"i " 5’ 9?” °i menu" “an" "‘1 ers of Atlantic county. New Jersey. re-
bracy Francisco exposition 11! till» d° 110‘ the German Zeppelins in commission. does not come as usual. he thinks that rea y 5" e. punters are she" an 09' DO“. 101' the same PeY‘OG
7w ' know enough now to mobilize their mil capable ‘Qcoptlnuous cruise of it wil be useless to look for s. set ln' portunity to dispose 0' "'8" “0c" “'1' "The condition of the oysters all
' *4” ‘ 5"" it surely cannot bodahi “9 1200 miles aim d of 60 to 60 miles any other place He adds. that practi Iain?” grounds ready for planting over this district. have been the best
PROFITS FOR CONSUMERS. 3881““ Br?“- -—Hmf°rd Comin- an hour. 11 s about tho and cal oyster men like the Elsworth 111-- 8“ durlns the year lust wt. and the
In an era of over rising prices, —--0—. inumber‘ gala non-rigid perlntandent in Connecticut. CapLi’m;$;;w::rm;rzzxnt° :ii'da't'brw'a planters have found a ready sale for
there is a rav of hope for the ultimate The great struggle is on. and inim" France 1‘“ about 20 dirigibles, Carl 1" Andersom 0' South NM morn amnion! drivel serglce we 1113mmn at ‘ good ”'9‘
consumer. Henry Ford maker 0!. practically every one of the ten coon greatly ulterior to the enemy's. nus feel that there will be a set. as f to '

3 hi -~{ earnestly room you to use your bestl
r automobiles for. the millions. has 'm“ war msasurss "9 procbsdlng, sia 1'“ 18 ”at”; “even and Gm“ 'ha'r trained 9"” we,“ '1‘ 90m ’i‘sffsrts‘ to assist it's to procure such all)“
.Only a miracle now can check "1°. 'Brltsin sevsti’ on none of which much

to one. The clearness of the oyster‘
’ inclinations. which are badly needed.
come forbnrd to we the ““3"" 9“" win- Which has begun until it has run :relinnce can is placed 111‘ a contest and the cleanliness of the o3st's1-s are a ‘ v ‘ catch of SD“!

fairly 80"“ “PP" 0‘ seed ”'3' than 200 or 800 feet away the old and
"9 taken “0'“ “"3 natural 03'3" depleted o3ster bed was practically
113. which were of very fine qual- lung.

lty and in good demand. Because the C. P. Hammell. D. F. Cavelser and

cultivated oysters of marketable sins .William Babcock o3ster commissiorb

 

 

 

 

 

“During the past year the commis—
sion has experienced some trouble
with a certain class 0! people who
plant ground without obtaining a lease

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

dunks. his cars. .

lid the most significant recognition‘.
" yet accorded by. any launch-yr The

innovation is perhaps saual'ln int:

-' .Iportance' to Mr. Ford's bedtime
' inst'winter in adding

‘r1o.ooli.ooo~ a
year to the wages of the man who
Now he extends his
will sharing bounty to those who

,. buy them. -

Every purchaser Is to get Moi!
the sales amount to 300,000 cars for

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

MN m. protest should have all
f tho'brooodsnta of the past at his in-

its terrible course and burnsd itself with Zeppelins it two of the reasons why thcrs should
011%. n 1‘. a war of the world. 101- “13130 warrior nations axoopt Gen be a set.
‘aside from the ten nations every many 1'1“" m1 chiefly on aero-i Frank W. Elsaorth. vice-presided“:
other nation whose nerves run» in the planes. 0‘ those craft: France has the the hallo company. said that oystersln
annuals of civilization will feel the be“ and "I" .1‘.!E£§!S, number. though the North River have all spawned out
”“8“ 0' ‘t- ' . We mmmvmtively h“ “0" m “199.8113 matched by Ger- 'and that there is no sign of a set. as
sale across a dividing ocean, but we many' s fleet France. moreover. is ad-i Norwalk the last report on water NW
can think of nothing alas-.111“ Ha- “lifted to bare superior armors Ans“ Ipsnturs placed it at 66 degreesmmcb
ven Register. trla has perhaps 400 we:- 'scroplanes. is not favorable to a “set.‘ 2111-. Eta-I
, » . Russia 800 and Britain 40b. ‘ mom: says that the season is at leaatl
.‘Vl’hen' the history oi 1914 is writ ‘two wreaks hehIind time. both as re»;
“5.!!- lhc hlflmflm Will have much to' gards “sets' and marketable oysters. .
any of these "airy navier and their Some or the Prince Bay oysters do not
contributions to 111m glories sud horr- appear as it they lime all spawnsd out.

 

A will shill headed for Genoa with
a camp that could be amed thence
to Austria and 90W. says an au-

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day.
hetabls oyster: will be in very line con-
ditIion.

Jimmie D. ficCanti-y. manual- of
tho. William Foster 00.. of ties: York.
reached town on Wein‘iesday sttsr'is
visit to Narragansett Boy and War-
ren. as says there is no oyster “set"
at either Masai-11011911 there has been
a very tins m1 of ilnslss, about two
weeks, ahead atom. The Jingles are

Ins ram and 1303'. «€11 ghouls
. l' at oysters. the plant:

Joseph Eurasian. who is under sen-
canon of death at Wsthersilshl for the
murderm a New Haven woman a
your no.1: said to ho showing signs
of losing the- iron news which has
character-land his attitude We his
trial. Several months and told his
attorney that they *éliuld not not~ the
rope too unduly to "stilt nitric.- that
. , ho hsdvhd mania. and amorry

‘ one and wanted, to no. but asgtho

cargo wwd dummy cs“ for a
protest train Washington, and he who

”In addition,
Ighauidhohchiby thoflolé Unit
“Minuteman views
thmuummmss.
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sums psrlgd

1“ aWszaad legislation during

on blpgt oi the? natural oyster grounds"
th but the country, and in 9mm
pin on the planted oysters.
rotor you to the report of our
superintendent for a statement of
hats. allowing that if shells were
planted on barren ground either by
the State or by individuals, what the
poasibilitlos are for producing Oyster
1.seed
We again call your attention to the

1necessity of changing the date of the.
opening season for the gathering of

seed oysters from Oct. 1 to Aprill

Of! 91' VIII; - . st. while others are in 800‘! 3MP“
"'°' mush. M °" 3“" ‘ ' < :ud'l’sesm'to'bé genius better We” 'nsm'i'no'tfp 1611mm l." as "m
warships. Thbssianib of such a it is felt that by Sept. 1. WI sided a ill :11 at year. but

which failed of passage. This is aI
very important matter and should re-
solve the support of all w are inter-
ested in the welfare of th oyster la-

 
 

dent of
Obetut county. that“:I ""‘IItor the
i m}, ' '
‘ “Having failed last year to obtain
any appropriation report and on cam-
est effort made to roam the some. l
min call your sustains to the import-

also of bulls and ”working for“ such
otItlisI Lesislature.

’ which. i thins. shows tie-1
“initial" 0! o' doubt the rains
. «My stishsll pirating sidi'

‘ tho round

for same. The commissioners have
paid particular donation to those cases
and as s oonsssusnoc several plant-
ars have been forced to take out less.
es. who have been planting without
loans for a number of years.
“At the opening of the season. Oct.
1. on the propagating bids in the Mull-
ios River. the commissioners and silt

parlntondsnt wars on the grounds to!

personally supervhe the. taking of
plants. We found the catch was very

good and the plants well developed-

and the men at work had a very auc-
coastal season. The commissioners
also saw that the law was strictly or
forced as to culling. . ,

“One law we would urge be changed
this coming winter, and that is the sea-
son for taking of plants. W’s and that
the young oyster taken from his natal“;
at bed in the fall of the year. llnd it
very bad to survive the winter on
the planting grounds, in fact some
claim that 90 per cent. of them 61".
We would recommend tbs the season

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

'rnoiem'd .-

'Grsst Egg Harbor m, .
also shared in

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summer there was no appreciable
catch of spat. Planters next spring
must depend for their supply of plants
upon those remaining on the natural
beds at the end of the planting season
of 1911.. These plants have made ex-
cellent growth and will be correspond-
ingly more valuable than the undevel-
oped plants_which were caught last
spring.'

“During the past year more oy'?t?rs
have bena ship'ped’f'rom Cumberland
oou'n'ty than sve'r’before in its history.
From two shipping stations alone near-
ly 7,000-carloads were sent out as
against loss than 6,000 cal-loads the
year betot‘s. Many of our shippers are
selecting and sorting their oysters
with unusual care and are finding new
and profitable markets for a very high
nullity of Cumberland county oysters.
All are cooperating cordially with the ,
M and local Boards of Health in
their efforts to preserve the present
high standard of sanitation in hand-
1111: as well as producing the oysters.
and it is believed that with the new
scientific methods, ou'r oysters will
soon become an important factor in
reducing the living cost."

William Rudolph, of West Sayville.

' but In his shells in rung island

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Should the wheat dealers of the
Wes bss allowed to ship grain
'm_ thus two up tbs price
this country: 'In other
dths consumers of Atl- .