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i NEW HAVEN, Aux, za—s scarcity
lot potash for fertilizer is impending.
'aecording to Prof. E. H. Jenkins, Di-
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rector of the grlcultural Experiment
Station. because this country depends
upon the German supply. The m-
.to growers will suffer the most as M-
:aah is demanded by them whfle
:growers of other crops can. in a meas-
‘ure. use other fertilizers, As Con-
necticut grows only a limit supply of
gpotatoes, the curtailment of potash
iimports will not be so markedly felt
lby farmers or this state. Prof. Jen-
lkins, in addressing a gathering of
Hun; runr
(iv/v BUN '
7:2 Dow/V.
Sagriculturists at the Mt, Carmel Ex-
iperiment Farm yesterday, gave a
1warning against use of manufactured
ifertllizers which are based upon in-
gredients which include insoluble pot~
ash,
'500 WOMEN FARM LABORERS IN
CONNECTICUT. '
i WASHINGTON. D. G, Aug.
'The farm laborers of Connecticut
:work on an average of 9 hours and 44
'minltes per day, according to a re-
port which has just been issued by
22.—
a
the United States Depart-menu or
idyiculture. The monthly compenw
Itien of Connecticut farm laborers is
823.90 with board and $39.30 if the
Elaborer boards himself These figures
(relate to the year 1913. The films of
this State employ 20,000 laborers and
I522 of them are women.
The average wage for (arm labor in
‘Continental United States is 813.85
{per month with board and 319.“
without board.
JUDGE I'VE
to»: re rut.
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BROWN MOTHS DO LITTLE DNA-
1 AGE. I
NEW HAVEN, Aug. 22.—The
'swarms of brown moths which have
fbeen noticed here for two nights are
the army worm moths that do not
greed on vegatlon. but lay eggs and die.
;The site will batch three weeks
'heuce. but the worms will probably do
little damage.
OVER‘WOR‘K CAUSE8 DREAMO.
.—....
'lraln om Used to Doing Cort-tit
Things and Csrt’tfitop.
at ~V—S;
“COWARD.”
By George Robinson. Roton Point.
_(Autlior " of ‘Dlvorconsfif “Subway
' l-ioglshaoas a‘ ISutfrstze," ett'. )3,
'non: at you i Kill!" I "
The speaker was a strapping. ruddy-
lsced irishman; the other~ was a
.ming of silt
" ént'ire y too _tim'idI and ladyllke for his
behind a huge boulder. shoving clips
0!..1lullots..lnto their Krag-Jorgeneons
" 5.st ilrl'ngdeliberatel‘y and coolly at
a band of yelling Moms in and’around
three farmhouses about half a mile
away. i say coolly, for the I‘rishman' s
attitude was nothing it‘ not cool: a
. vicious jam of a clip, a steady aim.
' a squeeze on the trigger, and a grunt
of satisfaction accompanied by an
ironical smile; and as for the Kid, if
he was nervous he did not look it tor
his “00‘1”” ”95 “em drawn tightly had almost decided to return home a government of their own. or some- tored forw.ard and fell.
over his teeth and be aimed and fired
with telling effect.
vibe rock, sending splinters flying in
all directions. The Kid ducked for a
moment.
"How do I feel?" He wetted his
parched lips and assayed a techie an nice will“: cream the P98“! the Department says that they' re incl
may for it? the murderers!
smile “Why l'm all right was top.
Kearney it' s my baptism of fire. you
' know so don't misjudge me if I look
0. trifle shaky. The boom of that junk Kearney, become so hflmt. with the Kearney breaded for . momenti
’ cannon or theirs, and the din of‘o't'tr timid We New. tor-her. it we choose “We no use getting philosophical. Kid. men reached the farmhouse. how the! wire as you go, bare the line. , and fight both the Kid and Kearney were'
' batting. and the Kraxs and Manners, to make clear the thing we should War is touch. 1 know. but we're here found their position untenable and re—' make s connection. When éverythinz' sitting in the Darlingtou psrlor in
ind the horrible yelling or those plvblbly say this My vm st- of our own choice ans we've not to heated how Kearney stuck till be 1m! it all rigiit, drop your 10“ hm! Un‘ New York. The ms was a little the
devils out there sort of make my head treated by the culture VIM! fill KM do the best we can. Maybe W” dotted five MW“. and hail? the 1113111 dos-stand?"
sing, but l'm trying to bear up undu' possessed, but which Km W right and maybe were wrong but: let also finally left hill! a boloslashed‘ The Kid nodded. and lost no time h”, a suns; but there was a look of ‘
it all” .Why, do l look scared-Y"
“Not so you could notice it.” we
pride was almost paternal «stirs:
hatter then 1 was the first tine}! isiv- iris‘htInIsni. The incident that census «musty, and the Kid with niece When he sot back. he sank in Is'
action. These lint—m out 'iifir'e- 1! their friendship- took piece at the suns. Suddenly so order was rssses duivsrins mass to the ground The law voice. make good. Kid"
, sregnduxh tomanmeemym
'ingtoheatnldot, tame—social
stints. tymdmm
neborthedispoe‘eddfthlir W
11 question. and we the Kid as w
mummifioaulebaek.."m
'swsy.1ud,_andmesvsryabottefl
Justittmainetbstmrsister-vorsbl
t:.-3Iputhflon50binlm maid bloke
-"‘ 19mm. ndninedlihel‘lfl‘once
' we» 1, - ,
The Kid's name was Fronds Dar-
7 m. That his ammo and his
W Issued toward. the retina
Is. the aobrlquet "T.“ Kid” stack 59
$33"th
”fir Wilmer 30“! weri mucliinl no result. «The Kid was zone. and
the was obflbusly not lit-rum. Onéer- dompect lib. lithe lob! ml: in s 'tem
Darlington, senior.
i “Very well.”1 The Kid was calm were sighted. Hurriedly disposing
and resolute. He did not come home themselves behind rocks and trees,‘.
the Americans began pouring out a
nos, for
of '
mile}
to sleep that night.
i The next day the Older, Dalllngton destruitive tire. The Fillpi
wore sinus knew hi! thelrgpart, took possession
custom M “”1“ wow wit closely [laced farmhouse, a
iness the return of the prbdixal. ren- ““33"
dared a little the more tractable for but lneltecwal fusillsde. Kearney
his emapede. 31“ “10.1%: did _pot made sure that he secured a position
film mt wt. m ”3 ”it. All user file’lfildi‘oirncoursta him Iin-il
expensive IsIesrCh Iwu instituted with ”531““ dark moment
After the respite we have recorded,
the tiring went on for fully a half
short hour. Then the Kid dropped his rifle
gone for good.
The Kid's “ventures were
feminate disposition, plenty of educa- arms '0' a moment.
tion to hamper him. and no profession “Kearney, " he asked suddenl).
to aid him. is not much in demand in "what m we fishtlns about
New York First his rings went then my?"
his watch. in two months his cuffs Kearney stopped short and scratch-
nnd trouser ends were fray,ed his ed m. head.
stomach mind for a good meal, and "Why," he said, mission, '1 never
his pocketbook m vscuous. The gave um a thought ' i know thst
temptation was overpowering He these greasers out here want to start.
when a colored poster, flapping in the thin: of the sort. and a bi; greener
wins against s board in the street. by the name of Emilio Asuinsldo
picture of s malryma’n with s all "
bugler by his side. The sheet bore
the legend "Recruits Wanted." The gum. 5;de
no issued on his m1. and entered “Thais about the m of it' But
By I m "at 0‘ psychical. responsible.”
opposite natures subset. This ex- “Hmm. That's what
plains why the m son of Erin. thought of America once."
England
and by the Kid's ulcer helpiessneu: sin- have it on general principles. sliv-
whereas the Kid unveiled in the '11- why. They’re s rotten bunch“
nest asset-hum mouth or the They took up using sash. Km
line 9! the mm of the news out. and in accordance, Kearney; the
ma rel-nu, at... so m NO!;K1d.and ten others :it‘ned themselves
madam hummus. up before the Clptlin
IWMWMfi'thWi “That first farmhouse itpoeflv de-
m as or smart-mu?" lam" said cum sow-is mom
“nor am audits. in on the “and “wished!” percent. better
late. “what no at a sun is m"
Wiles. Tit-ii- was I‘m:
W- cum. r
blood rushed to his head ~ ideas- an] alumnus. The moi-loans
“You dirty rotter!" he rosred.‘ Bid at in. land pity m MedvesI
hot shot out Quickly. deem: s swift. «wisdom-iced 1m the pro-
heap. clutchinr an
“Kmartoohalulmm’punlshl
um mmwot
billir'sd law. 39h _
completed when a number of Moros'
ii'd réspondedi with a’ciieaviyfli'it
and bitter.' A young man with an ef- and rested his head wesrlly in liis‘
auy~ .
fcornered deer
i
is
A Mile! skidded over the toll Of nth-acted his «cannon on it was s heading the works, but than shout'dead." he cried in anguish, “say you re
“So they want their liberty." nut!
loathed-spelt. {relyiponynp
“A can ind-sum. with lice meadows-st .Liemsusnt Gilliam.
“w“ -
Awdflflmwithsbm-ren"
The Kid went pill, but Kesrney's itself helium-” between the Amer-I
" 1 the minimum ammunition:
set, gsbbling lncbhdredtly. ’
Dreams, according to Prof. E. B. Lin-
dley, of Indiana University. are a re-
sult of part of the brain suffering from
overwork, They are the'direct result 0!
the brain remaining too' long on one or
s'ilnes, a dozen willing hands ran out
[and carried in the limp form and laid
said lt on a stretcher
can- 1" - The Captain sud the duetor crow we-
step was bringing him nearer and
nearer to his doom!
The grass was left in safety. and
the ma on the plain was started A
ed by the effort, be ssnk back in
dead faint.
"\\e'll attend to this later,"
Captain Howells with pltl'ins
trash yell went, up from the Moros tempt. ,‘lieanwhlle the rest of “led.“mmd and shook binnsood hand. even more than one jobi.
. "grace .up, yelled Kearney. must be sai ad. Our last chance lies Kid you' re all rlshi. slid the At night. when the rest of the body
psnya lstory now!" in cutting in on that telegraph wire ICaptain, huskiii.“ We ve in! in already“ is “10”. the brain may it“! dev .,
A’priv: etc“; the 's right nuns beyond the grass and signalling to Nd help it on the will in out idess‘snd thm‘sre the ideas -
uphis ride and stumbled to the the Fort for aid. If no one volunteers, The Kid smiled painfully, but 003' that n all dreams. w part of m
39% b 3' lemlim, “We“ ”1 detail ‘ ”‘51”- ”‘1‘" “P the memjell'tedll. ‘ ' , brain that is causing those dreams is
OVOYM (fit me choked Liaii'sensnl. and .'i:all (or a volunteer." ’ 111‘ IWNWY' glad CID. that 1"“ netsettfing its'shsre of f.“
'.\'o necessity tor that." put in it been of some use." heuid in a. weak ‘ ‘
loice, "l volunteer." 'Voit‘e. “come closer; l hair I inward M an caused by the inertia of m .
99’ hysterically Luckily. Kearney The Captain turned around. it was 38;!" m“ ‘0 deliver, and it hurts me brain as it were. That is, during (all.
did not hear it. the Kid-11 new Kid erect, with to talk 1 want you to tell Kearney day the brain gets so used to doing
"Keep it Up. Kid you r9 all film." clenched lists. and a relishes that that I'm not " °°w”d' and—oh, God] certain things over and over and tho‘
cried the ”lithium. ‘don't let them was almost noble shining in his eyes. [m choking—give me 3m water-— resnltlna hooves become so deep that
“1 “3 Kid ll yellowl' ' ' The Captain grinned.
, The water “'33 brought, and Q” "the wells keep right on after the rest
The Kid alarmed about him like I "1' ou—" he began oontemptuohal'y lK‘d smiled “my of the body has become unconscious.
Yellow or no yellow, “One moment" interrupted the Kid
"1 5““ “n a 3”" eh 9°" WM" The brain. once in motion. tends to
something had to be done. It was ut- passionately, “I’ve just broug
m dls- it's for the best, anyhow. But ssh keep in motion
Itgrly senseless to rush blindly to grace on Company A. My existence Kearney to tell them at.liome that—‘
death like thlei A bullet whiued by herestter will be worse than death. ithat I died ““9 a man His head
his side, and with a quickness born [1 1 am killed in the stempt. l mu be ’9“ baCk‘deS in 8 calm sleep
0! dflmuon. he uttered a cry. tot' better on th.n I am nOW. 30"“ the Guile“! and the amori
Kearney back safely. I will be redeemed and snllled audibl}
the honor of Company A will remain? "Damn it." and the Captain, with an
intact." He broke down. ”ppm,lirritability calculated to hide his
“For God's sake, Captain, let me goqemotion, “quit your confounded solv-
down a sub. Tim; a second went, and.
a third, and the Kid began to whlm~
l
TRUE MAWRUSS.
The advice. “Be up and doing"
Seems to mean to many men
To be up and doing others-
Which is something else again.
chairmen s PILLS
If i come
bent over his prostrate form
“Yours not dead Kid. you’ re not
iiust wounded." Can't you realise what this means to #8111113 and attend to the Kid.” HM“
“They got me here. on the side.' me? . He called me coward—1 “Huh. you're snivelllng yourself,” mw5'if:wnh
he answered weakly, “I don’t think let me show him he was wrong" .replled the doctor, wiping away a _‘ "3:," 33%“
it' a very serious.“ "Let him go,” whispered the doctor, tour. "as for attending to him, if med‘ WWW
“Damn them!" he rosred. mThey‘ll up" his duty—1nd his right." licsl science can save him he’ll be mum-mousin- '
I‘ll lay, The Qaptaln was a man of quick saved!"
five of them m for m" 38“ Gum» action!- 1 or course. the Kid didn't the Care
Kid. l‘ll be “Ck ‘0‘“ VOW" "Here in I DI," bf apikes. Climb tul nursing brought him around in two
30" “Wham Clifford “‘1 four Ell 1h“ itch Ni “19!“- unreslins ““3 months, and four months after the, '
r Lovnrs
Tits rues
iworse for wesr: he were his left and
body. picked up the Kid. and carried' “tun! on the “it“, A; he took manliness “d responsibility in his!
him back to the lines, is all s mat- the reel of wire in his hand. the face that hitherto M been lacking.
'ier of Company A messtable lore' doctor grasped him by the arm. All that waning Kearney told of how
“Now's your chance." he I!“ in ”line Kid saved Company A from anni-
lhflltldli’. and in morn the Kid hold
“I will." warm the Kid. lobwv- how Kearney ind mad bin train
He started oil on s crouchim run the center of the “m The” K“.
through the men. play!“ 01! We Ifsux pal was not tourism upon. which
as he went in e short time he motif was PM for the m
9“ “‘9 arid ”cum“ ““3 9°“ W“ a The faces of the three listeners
‘9" M! ”Wm“- 3"”. the M” :presentI we‘re s study tor a router.
“ W" “m °’ '1’“ I" was doing. The paternal critic's was an unsuccess-
‘“ Kid climbed: ml! ”km” $21111 ”attempt to combine s laohI or ut-
. :11! "33323: Swim”? F36? sheepishness with one of right-
oros
eons parental bestitude; the face of
.and use. and “not. w to lllll;m “f! m in“ mm pm elite!!!
“9°“ h" ‘3” Wk“ 1“ h“ ”1““ love. and the out.” was tinged with ‘
“‘9 "l” “P"; 11“ “33;“; “3 as: ;lnllnite tenderness. auntie and of the
*u ‘ white-ho :3” all it” t black recital, when Kearney was duly thank.
ribs“ ”mart t hi :11 e“ d ed and located, the Kid proudly pull-
m y ‘one '° 1; :m w: ed but his lieutenant‘s commission.
”3"" ' “w ' t v" and ti on boulder!
‘ ed the long write to the line will his “Yxrr‘m wmsmfip'yofl" '.
u 11 .
leak at sis," opium my. left hind. and just as be had fillets “Misti" echoed Kearney. mound,
doctor ran up to blot
“Not me, " he roamed to snap "the
w “L”
“Captain Howells watched the doc-I;
tor run his pracilied lingers over the
Kid's body. '
Wei-tour?" he queried.
"A. case of blue funk.” replied the
doctor laconlcsllr
Kearney pitched up his ears.
"What are you saying about the
._..._......
heysmsd out in plain
Look rush .
' oven
11
Kid?" .
2 “He's as right as I am—thst's all."
. Kearney took it deep breath.
‘ "Infra sure?" ' "
"Absolutely "
The , doctor shook
mini}... with must. TbeKld's
Win: the lolllt.‘ his on .
”m “1”" ad. “You don"t want to keep him here
”a if" “It 9." he liial’u'rtliehiiynflg.t:u:kwbzd with that honor conferred on him. do
”veil. but note: the OM had '-
is - . " “So be it,” said the father. submis-
lied his way down stroll “he has shown himself to be '
‘ ,mw'qr I'at ignited" hail slimy" 1 . ,
W cm mill". and ,
Ken-o
Sleep walking and talking in the ‘ .
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