The Lucknow Sentinel, 1937-03-04, Page 2•
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LESSON X.
•C•
Varu"am'
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(rolin 14: .1-615:1.27), ,
Printed Text - John .
Text: --I amthe way. and
,
the truth, ,liods,the life: ne eneeem-
.,
"eth unto the ,Father, but by me. -
'John .14:6. <
The. Ihissna .In 'Its Setting,.
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Time:" -Thursday evening,' ,' April
Place:-. The discourse in chapter
. .
'14 wasgiven in the., upper, • room
where the Lord's. Supper was insti,
•• tilted; the'. discourse in chapter 15
was spoken on the way • •from. the;
• upper, room to the Garden of Gethh.
seinane.
your - be troub1ed:---
-The heart is the 'heat of 'feeling and
• of faith. Christ's own heart at times
; IcrieW 'deep agitation (John 12; 27;
13;...21; 11:33).... !The disciples Were
• .:titaturelly. troubled •".because -they
• knew that...that night: a,. great crisis
.....,was'inip:eiiding • and ,• certainly they
niust have known that Christ was
now about to, be ;,:slaini. probably it
'was, dawning On there that Judas
'Iscariot was en,•,'hatne Wicked this:,
• sion;! certain1y they knew that Peter,
:Was soon 'to dent the '"Lord.
• r Believe in. GOO,' helleve.; else, in.:
; is ' With the;,. heart that Men'
believe unto righteousness, .and, eon,
sequently. to quiet •.the heait in an '
•
hour % of, tremble and • fear, some 'ob-
"Idte'.0h1411-ettrit-gt*--13re4'lltid`e
There is '.red. :Use in trying. to
com-
fort !ether , Pea •+.'ith; hides) you
'; something to •present to theMupon•
•which . they tean;', Or; hettier„
,home; one to can look •••
• / with . trust:and. confidence.. • ."' "
In '013T :Father's' house: -The word •
hre .translated the one
• iased ::"thrOugh,eue the,. ;New "Testa.-
..it:lent; for any ordinary home .(e.g., •
/!att. 2:: 11; 7: 24'; T a; 14, 'etc.,.
•.i.though it refers more to the housdh.
. fold or •living in a particular
Fatherhood apeak:s.sit ,home and 'love. •
Pt f:tther.on , earth WoUld„'.naturallYr
beon;to some bathe. and ; our,
• .:.• Father. in Heayen& has ; His bottle.;
• Chi,hat" knew • aout the .:Father'a.
•. house". becetise He had come down
. frohi the Pat'-er".(3.ohn t: 13`;• 6::•33;
, • . .
41, ..50,-!51..; 5.ay. • i• 1"
•-.)tere-4--translatedr--4."MansiOns"•:,..cOrnes,..
f";hrh a' Werd.frein whith derives the
"yerb:"...‘"remain," ...end • Meineh
. . literal-
1:;,:1‘abiding. :places." "Heaven, is; a .
I hoine.!.!,.,.
If It•Were...notso,'„ 1 would have;
• told ,• you. `.`Ot „course he Would. It'
wee • his nature to "tell. men' every-
tliing
' it :.wa's heceisary•• for •theni to
• 1now. He would - not- allow his
friends Ito. go on holding delusions:
word., from him would set
thdrri free.",. .
, go to .prepare -a Place for
. 'yon•HTlia, word : here translated
• "prepare" simply.mearis'.."th make;
ready," .'and; ; of course, to Mike
'ready :before something is heeded.
And if 1. . go and prepare:a plate- for you, 1 come again: -This proni:
• ise: • to ; retui•n' refersto the ,Secend.
AdVent:of Lord.: He went: away
in:bodily form,: 'Visibleto these Who.
stood 'with 'him on the mount tironi
•.which he. • hScetided;.. 'there ;is: no
:Scriptere „Jet. believing -that. our
• Lord is' not.. today"' in bodily form,
.h inan',„,andof• course, God. He
. will return- as he went away: i This
is ehifetly ,1,4hat,:the angcls anhotinc
ed to the:nth:looking' disciples on the
• vevy day of Christ's. ascepsieri ,(Atta.
ii).. • • , ' • .
•
^
4.1
• Ari.d.4w.111.•recetye•you :unto myself;
,
' thht:•.• where 1 'am, there., ye, 'May be
ahhi.H:With :this •Staterneet COMpare •
TheaS, 4.; 1.5h-11. ',Whet'a father
. eh.a iihme. compelled to go into
heree, jef-,rereeeed state; 'or another •
ebuhtry;,..tio,•7•estetalisha. •hew
he,•iiialtes every, elan to. bring',
..Wife and ..• beloved children. ...to'
Oh:he 4,-ii-S-OthiTh-st'hiltifinstaircieh-
alley, Love. h'fways • IMIgs for those'
.behfved to be nett. '
• , Alnd Whither't igo. yo'leriewt the.
.WayH"Veheeein, chri.s't, and the,
, te IleeYen is hil*,iphrist, 'They,
• ware net . to, be ttarislated'to Heaven
'atonce; and se., the knowledge .of
" the way to it asyI 'aSsUrance, 'that
• theY are :travelling, On lt;=.4stire.of
•reiehing the end, -are even •more
• inipottaht for them to contemplate.
• Thetirtia .•Saith Unto. hiffi; Lord, !i•Ve.
7.knO* hot Whither thee goeIt;
know .We' the Way?. tinestiefi
• , het.e has a melancholy tone combin-
ed. seine tinliheaa' otonpprehert-\
• hien,: 'hilt' there is honesty of
in it, 13e wns his ignoranco
nint asks for an• a:6100.0'6M"
' Jesus Saith tihtO ' 1..hinthe
vrest":--!--Thia Verhe' is one Of:the ihett,
ineitheicitihld setiteheeS ever Spoken
• •by the teacher ebthe from a6a, vitho
'ttotiott# 7 is eitiphatie; r and no
6thetc" Rh -is the Way between
IletiVen and atirthh the Wity to the,
tittlier'e house; .the way home the
Wei., that 'Nide to 'eternal •glory
R14.0b. 10: 16-42Y, He does not
4.1)61 aY way
nt the - rit8' t
And he triith. "tt We 'desire' to
know God is in his essential attilb-
r tett,' •
• If yehad ....known , ye would
.have known iny .ratherialsto 'The. •
emphasis in' the first
'kiiown;' in the see0•4 on •1Father.'
The Meaning is; Ye. hall
• recog-
nizedlae.e, .would hare known y
,Fhtler. ,
From encefort yo -new ini„
and have seen „hitn*-r,"The an-
nouncement which Christ had made '.
• '
had, placed; the nature of the. Father
in a clear light. The; disciples could
no longer :c19ubt hi to 'his character
or purpose. ... :In, this ;sense they had
'seen .the •Pather'. though God iS in- •
deed' ievi6ib1e (1 :', l'a);"
unto hili, •14rd,'show
us the Father, .and it'suf5ceth
'7 The Lord had been speaking, about
•;:•-the -Fhtherls----herrier--7witli-it•r7rha
ng plai•es and • then he adds
that the lisciples:. HATE. seeri the.
'Father: Philip responds to this an-.
nounceinent. iminediately as though
; his heart erietrout:',"Ohly make that
• true that I:haiie „really seen Grid ,and
it will • be enough:" After-, all,: it 'is.
the great cry., of •the human hearlh to::
be. assured of the reality and , the
character of a ,loving • Father in
. -Heaven. This the •Lord Jesus ' mune.:
. fir' reveal:, • In nim , we km?* the
Father in Heaveh.
4-esursaith unto him, Have j been
, thine •with you, and dost thou
• not:know ;me, Go dlr.-halt=
pest hed..love• the real nihnifesta-
,of• these Moral perfections can.
on1yit'ihioraV1ife such
' that: •,n its acts and words, he
• moral, • perfectien . of the -diVitie
character,' 'shall 'shine ferth.•
He that hath 'seen me bath seen
„
the Father; how •sayest, thou, -Show
us the Father;?; -This sentence most
•
unmistakably m „ hkes ,'Christ .peak .0f..
himself ah' equal • with the; Father.•
1.‘4 Chrihtian; @yen perfect bee,.
would not hay; „ 'Ile who has seen
me has 'Seen the Christ:' flew, mtich
less .tould.,n , even .a. perfect:
Man, 'say, 'Ile ...who hai seen. in6; has
hoeseen,the-Fatherhi2.-Inh-thrist-dweltr--
all the• fullness the • Godhead
•:bodily • (Col. 2 9 . • .
Believest thou not that 1:aM in the
Father., and the Fhther in Me?, the
words. that 1 -say unto you ,I ,speak
not ,frOin -myself: ; but ' the Father
abiding . in hie ddeila his .werkO:•
:Christ first:asks a qiiehtiOil and then'
eneeh-'--the----fact- that dod--Wasin
-
him; and he in God the. Father, beth
working , one, the Son revealing•
the Father, -and. the '• Father
puipose through,' the
.Son, is 'Proved both in the fact that
the very, wo2ds of Christ were the
•
words of God which he had :received
• from his Father, •and .the 'Words that
he did were acconiplishcd -by--the
power of God working through him.:
Believe that I am the Father,•
and the Father in Me: Or else believe
, me for.: the' very 'words',.„ sake
Christ's' W,ciriderful ministry 'presents
'more' than enough evidence to proVe.
his ebSolute, deity' ..ahd` the Gospel
hrederds life are a•mightyargu-
, talent for proving and a" 'plea -for be-..
lieving to he the' Son, of God; ,‘
-• say unto you, He
. that .6elieveth on. Me,' the worker that,
And . whatsoever ye shell.' ask' in.
my name!-"F'rayer is now to be the
chaniiel through "which thht power ;is
to be received for their work:"
I de shall' he do , also ; and greater
•
,
works than 'these shalt he ,d6; be-
cause 1•go Panto the kather:-
should be very careful, to obserVe
that Christ did .not iny' that greater
:Has Laugh for Death
• Deelar-itio' that .; Old age ",beida
Moreqetrotii; for her than death,
Miss Hely .Srailtei 2'0; has ..joined
t1io "Sflicide Squad,. new organ-
• , itatioif of stunt tihnien thittioyed.s...
by British innvie •i -studios. She
.says that the: wants to be dead by
`• the tinierehe's
ossip_
'
• h i:477`."'"
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; Ilht Beech, isn't ebeteht with- ,)00p...
,..
ing,aUdiences; at his tWoreel.
toMellics•.• Omit :for .COnstance,
• lie. hen.4 • • ,
.PAPT4let.t ,4•rag.gAR40,4A1*
froin. her
lohg. yacht -IOC -411K0....Yoric hind has
started: Production:4,o: a big' feature."
pi et u re:.. to 7.11t0a., :daiewingrroon,
pen)ehy, .very snahrt„ swift and very
OIV:aelcya :It M.:10t be thht he • heard •
• Constance that broadcast of "`„cpri.•.
•yete. Lives" that convinced everyone
she had a 'i•eal *flair fOr high eenzedy.
,
When you see.ghdie •Rolainhon and
!Bette Davis in "Eld. ,Galabad". take
„.-9,-;,geod•loOk.;at :the ..litindsoine:,•gleht_.'
' playa the hehyYhreight: champ:::
'toe; That, is Hill 11`ahtle,• one of • the
•'niost extraordinary pharattere . the.,
• studies have ever found. NO •hii long.
York and very proud Of' his job.' ,
these -deal Prodiater'enniaTalorig -hed•
• got Wm. play,on:, the stage in
pier called"Viron.
When that closed ;Warner hirothers.
•sent for him.: • .
•
,
2311:11PC:11 .1:11".11q1111Cirill, .
, •
'-'M•se•
1-1
•`•
•. Margot Grab Is proudly 'display-
• ng a neei ring to her, friends '.these.,
” days. It is Mahe hp
of; linked' hearts of
sapphires nno,
' and • 'was
once the Property
Of Sarah, I3erniiardt.
o lleThrry as a.
tribute t� that great
:lady's artistry,' 'en;
left .to her .
ghterinhaw,
Nellseh, who 111
turn lgave it- to i att
English aCtrepa;
. • -.
Mary'Glynne Mary' GlYtine paSsed it
on to•her protegee who is Margot
..draheihe. • , •
a • •
• Margot
-Grahame
Oonp,--ANI? ENDS: -,-•Charles".Boyer,
is the most 'ehVied leadh.g. Man- Hot-
' iyivood; for AU rapid. suceesaien .in••his
next : four „Pictures he winpley: opech
siteGarbo; thenpyliaSieneY,Giner.,
'Rogers.; and Clatidette Colbert. •part the earlY-fall. as' ntop •drehih
. . .
tweeu•'•fSbow broadcasts. Lanny ..ing.on the new seedlings', whielv
1s -
Ross ' is giving concerts of classical ions Winter • kitting • irid -holds,:. the
'songs. Eddle. Robinson ,is,asking :for ; ,•"leguMes:' Which are frees nitrogen
More pleasant' roles on the sateen, beL. gatligrers..,' If all . the fertiliZer. is .
cause his thr.ee-year7Old den hi hire- dy. ',.ahplied :at the 'thee; of Seedine.,the
moVie-goerand he, doesn't Want to nurse crop •should . either he sown .•
'antagonize him -.1-161en' Jepson didn't • thinly or cut or .Paituredoff early,
---orhhenehusedhatliillh---hAh7heaVY.iriurSeh:
crop left•Uhtil maturity will tendto,„
Weaken the:Young Seedlings:
. .
•Ihe twpred wreckage of nay plane strewn over snow-covered ground'near summit of High'
Laguna Mountain,„ Cal, after crash in which Forbes, was killed. He was flying from
Yuma, Aria.; la North Island., Phi. •
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-1441MMIP
'Conducted by,
PROFESSOR HENRY Gt BELL.
,
with the co operation of the variousdepartments of
• Ontario .Agrieulturall, College •
1. Question: would appreciate
Your advice • regarding pastures.•
Would it pay ',nie .to. fertilize an old
and partly worn Out pasture, and. if
Se, how ,wOhld you repoinmend ap-
plying it?" -F. 0., Kent County.• .
• Answer fields Where, there is
still a. geed bottom of grasses and
so,. _ff..0"iihite Clover, the paittire-may-7.
she improved without ploughing by
a light dreasing:. of :well -rotted:
"alphrestippl iehted-; raffer iz
suitable to the soil requirements.
'
On .fields where' the stad
ri, of grass
is :peer, •plough and. crop, for one,
or preferably two years, and cleandf
Weeds; use a duaehigrop• or summer
fhllow the year he'fore seedittg down,
and add a good dressing 5f barnyard
manure. Paiture..reeuires. a spit
rich' in ,humus 'which enables it to
• retain rndsture • •
Wherethe esta:alishineht of. a good
pasture.ie$ the •main objective, it is
advisable to apply only part Of the
----v-- gwith; the nurse crop and
wn144 ...he- addition to barnyard
• manure and I believe.otild•he bet.:
...ter adapted,. to sWeet. • torn. under '
your ' 'than 4-8-6 since
light 'hail is notably 'short . of phos-
phoric acid, and potash..., 1 notethat
you. inquire regarding the use of 500-
lbs.
.ef.thillchge to the ton of.•fertili-.:
the Supply of nitrogen; butI• doubt
very much Whether -%the the.
.*431.44.. nay4ot, theinvestnlent.114-.,
inys, other 'recohmiendhtiOns..:te w.as..:1'911311
'Mike for your condition; ' I believe it •
would be 4:8310 or 5s-8-7,:preferably •
!the. latter, instead of ..- 2•-1210. This
• 'incorninendation would tie made Only
•
on the. ,essiiinptine-,thet you did 'not
s. have. Mtleir • respur.e touse �n this.
• grhp. 5:-.84 at '750-1,00lbs.- per•
are should give you good resUlts This Mistiirg is. applied at the rate.
‘"eisity,'-: which 'Mentions that . straw •
.iney be •"•tureed,'into' manure . bY. Ole". rtgfi.1,6.I,p0.u.ilphsci.;eth:ofti7a,dtdoi.u4..g.gt :tdhrey..
3. Question: ----"There is a note la. • eca.11.:. j8 1?celil';.u.P. rotting
on 'sweet ,
, ,
,...Th.e.Countr•Yc39..htleMen,"
.for Feb-. ,. The 'rotting, of thechttaiv• is'ehused-
ruary,••:19a7, (page 6), on 'Mking by battcrhi and .. other, microorgan-
isms. '7.1'he Straw serves .as foodand
energy • for .these. organisms. The
The
.:trittOgeg; and ...phosphoric • acid are
" :rieepsorliry for their. greWth and actiV; •
itY," hnd.. the Lime neutralizes • the
'organic" heids'. formed during decay
•, 'The piles consist 'of % a
layer, of straw one foot:: thigli. and
• about la,feet square : Sprinkle on
this .lhyer, alahelfphe.hfth' .of the
Mixture ...of chemieali to be ,., used,
'then: spread : another .layer el. one.-,
.ht;L'cLA e.04tH7tkett17-7a4k,,the7.
..edieinical's have been tited.: ...,51ahe the
. pile, With...A sort.••of. •satcr top to .it
. so 'tbat itwill catch oid. held.' Water
1'h part ebdut.it.'Which is confirs- rather than'. shed it. After the
and nitre- past . heap LiC_Made, ..;.•it ',should. be
• gen ' fertilizer together:. in the. pibe • kept well shpplied With moisture • • • ••• •.• •
or in the ground:: • Will ; you not lose : sprinklingwith a hese, or serne. other
• large quantities of • hitrogeh If- We „.• means. If; water can he hdde,cl., se 7
'..chn 4;e:, this. WhY ht"e"'hasteh the rcting erhcess,-.
Linie-and 'fertilizer in the drill? 1 ,the manure should be fdrihed in, four
never thought '1 epuld. de •to'fiye mQnths. One ton of 'clried
to sere,..,e,ehe•sl one of .y�qr men straW will produc aboi1t2 tOr's of •
(I. •think ,.an • 0.A1C,-.meh), wh was ;wet,. hihnute,„,....-at ,a cost of .approxi.
'denfonetrating_soll testieg.. 4 the . mately- :70 'CentS,a ton.. o wet Man.-
h101-,ghltlh'• ,fuhteli at 'Al.prrjw,ate Ore: This.... Synthetic :',"nianure.,- has ..:
O'Connors-, a goup.lt of •• been. fonted...echfrd or -superior to
.:yeas , ago; :and his ',answer ,iVho- an .,.barn:Yard..inahnre inincreasingerop
4....etilphatic. "No." Also :a table giVeh,' ` yields:, 'Other plant Materials., ,
• in Onteriabepartinont of • Agrienl- ' sides straw eau. bensed...fot:'ceirpollt...
.
. into :"Bithetin 822-0920, .ph'ge 27, • •: In Tact, 4: corn Sthlks:,
staitesi.1.4.ine should not he. •„Miseed. Nfixed in
with "Cehremonittre. Sulphate; ' the. quantities regotnihendedh.it has
yhrdmanure and most of tihe."iiit,. :been found:that. there: is -not .the boss;
rate$''!i•p. lqcK.; ..York County: ' •of nitrogen. that One 'Wohlh. :,epeet•
, Answer,:h-Regardirl the Making, of . because :the Lithe is relatively ihac•h.!
•• •Syri.thetie. mnntiie 1 wish to 'saY that tive cheenieelly: and. functions- only its.
.:this IS.'arf acCornhlishmthit of reeent, an heiS: ' Theti'telizers. Sulphate of .•
years.. Various fermulae. are • Arningnila and .....uPgrphosphate will
but the :one. Which bas.,given :good- • hasten „decay' of the sthaw• hhci of
results' . an investirMflon.,h.Y "Cotirse!. help :balance 7the- :plant.' food: •
.edriteht ..of the Manure;
do het remeiuberh•the.: fesiancd,.
bat ,"x•hulouliteclly I *as • the„ -spokes.-
nein,. at...the h. Ploughing ' tilatch on
.Merry,Vate ' What I , had in:
LyninaL:V4tall_bnil..... ()Lat.:bye:lira cwiLh
harhyhrd manure. This would eatli4e•.
..-.1lie4lballatieeti---,iof fio nitrogon if
tinie,Ct'as.:added. in ...any -large ,quhii-'
tity,hthrough chcessiVe hattetial•'. he:••
•tion. With regard to adding 1itn to •
edinhaereihr farthizefi the. addition ,pf-,
• this lithe Would,„catiOo,...reVbr8ibrt Of' .
• the pliesphoriehcid to the - three-
:. lime iriholUble ThiS is
themichilY the. .shine :no was the. raw
'reck'Ireit Whieli the StffierryhoSphate .
was ftade „,Thebquetatien'..troiri 1101,
,..,82,",..4.0orrect,. inthat. it'
:Ys -not good, prattled to add :active
1 linie to Amnion -hint Suinhete; barn.'
yard manure' 'ot,rifoi§,t: nitrates. The.
mddition; of. lime eg .the' two . mire,
chemicalswilreause !teeth:bile to Ihse
nitrogen, tiS, it 111 When added to.
nlanurc.- " •
," "Study - the past Old you- wilt. •Oee
that the; Congress and _the. .crOwdi.
, Were •til,whye• Arguing irreleVatit. eint
,urtitniiortant iiiUeS .'While the real
fevCiutteit going on, ; (ftilettyin
-
the laboretery.!'. "
4.sign-tlidt-eontraothwith-Grand-hiati0nh,"
-, after. ell: :she eaghed: to ,malte pie- •
tures with Seel' Goldwyn instead. The ;
latest word bore London is that -the.„
British' people 111 e Zasu Pitta hest ' of
"all the American stars who have gone
....there to ina1eP1etiipS.7
Coronation Seats
Prices Are Fix?d-
1 . , •
' LONDON.. - Right :Hee. :Ram -i
say MacDonald, Lord President of
the Council, at -mounded in. the .House
.Commons recently that the charg-
es for tinCoYered ,scats ,on Govern-
ment "stands • lining thn Coronation
route, Would, be .15 shillings each
($3,75) • ,
' ,Covered Seats , will cost 22
shill-
ingsl and sixpence' ••(85•60-)".Thcse
-
*igts will not he sold .to the general
•• public laht, to groups of ,persons to
,Wh!•:'M they are to be allotted. '
•. On,. manured • heavy ' soils •in
;
good -fertility, apply 250 ,to 375 lbh:
per.. titre of 201;'• per cent Superribos-• -
pliate. On heavy learns. Which:rest-
!. pond to nitrogen and potesh,apply
the smile ainethits of 2;,16f-6 fertilizer
•and on the• lighter lOgnis use a 2 12
-10--mixture.
"Miracies"%thanhe •performed would
his :follow.ers,. perform. The word
here trailalated. '`whric't' ...Is not the
Gteek word Meaning -"a sign" Or a ;
"miracle," Such as we find in 2: 11;
47; 12.:' 18, 37, etc., but simply
,'„;the.• word Meaning, "work," "decd,"
• "huhineSs.',"the .thiligh•thAe„itten can:
do with the PoWer that .intin POsoesh •
'SOS," in :the. case ,of Christian, . With
the power that. God gives Ahem..
That will do; that,the:Father may •
be glorified in the - Son :-"Fvot'y n-
rAWC,r Co 'prayer lie •giVcs will lave
.1this as its object:. AN'heri there is
, no, prospet of this object -being ob-. •
' tairidd, He Will not triewer. It ,
• lowsas a, matter ef' Cohrso that; this
mhei be 'WithUS, as .With jostle; tlief
essential elotnent in our petitiOnst '
the glory'of the -Father repot ,be: the
aim ' and . end; the Verir. Sold and life
of Our. Prayer." • c • • ,
If ye ` shall anything .in my
barna,' that : I'.40!--= 9110, ;IA in
the nail .�f One is: to his lihrtie;..•
In all cases ; t • sells..., should be
tested for .ac' ty•.ahd. agriculturallime. applied. ceerhifig to the soil
-,rdquitemen , ,.preferably ,:severaL
?•yeeks !b ore seeding.; 'Manure is
high nitro.gen • and „ potash' and low• ,
in .phosphoric •• acid, -so that .Whert
heavy appliationS' ef. manure ere:
made either in preparing the:seed
11 011 eor, top. dressing Of pastures, ,the
additiera:of 'nitrogen •and Pete* are:
: hot se. impertent .ahtl. may be
-Ifiensed-•-With-h:and--either StiperPhe,a--
phhte or, a mixetl ;• „
phosphoric ,acid May be • used.
. 2. Question: -"I would be pleioed.
to know : the beet fertitier for ••
early sWeet. mire -ori 'light sell. Have '
been using 4-8-6. iThisIhed is light::
Weuldlt be ..wise to add 500 has; of,
• tankage •to a' tonOf, fertiliier?."
It.„••J: P., :Sifficoe. County. ' • • '
Answer would recommend ,
that ,yin't Use 2212,10 fertilizer. This,.
,
as it ple , tto,..a.feorikinefidtiori why
our idqtteat Slichild, be granted. . It
l sinking personal 1aims 'hild ad-
vancing. the ClairriS and nicritt'ef, an- '•
other; . , '
If Yse love me, ye will keep my
tornrriehdinehts:•-.-There are Woh, •
derfut privileges itt the Christian .
life, and precious „ hihrthisea; to all
who believe ;in the Lord Jeotia; but
thelo. are aloe obligations. 01
'course, if we do not Ieve the, Lord'
Jesus, We Aro net his; if ,Niie do 'truly,
love him, we shalt loVe to do What he
. tasks. US to do. A son js not in 'tel.
loweidn:civith, Ilia, father if be-ls--eeij-
tinualiP disoboyfrig hitn, and we are
not in fe'refivaiiin with out Lord it
we Are thing in disobb(liefite to
,
47 •
.(hit4eserthng...G0141,
Fat)orS: ,
when
WOflULfl 0 0- for,-
wne-•8044-ttrintve-i'nfve. a mess; other
tife,". the' Birmingham Recorder
retruirhed: • Thh.o.
'NV Or a MP.I1 is, the. greater affection
heverY, often seems to inspire in a
Wheittn.'..''.. • • , •
• • Arthur Leslie Byaniihriged :21 and
•BlizEiheth..Lecy Bvens;!aged go, • who
were.ehly•marriedlast,March, •pleaded
guilty to 'stealing froiti a hails° where,
they 'had .lodged,and breaking and en-:
tering another.
The reporher sentenced the map ,to
18 Months' hard^ labour, comineritIng:,
.:1111111and thls Ii what you Iiave dpile ..fpr.
her, ...1 am sorry for her. You have.
Medea mess Of her life.", MO. BOMA'.
r.
Missouri station Cs as follOWs!m. Sulphate, (2Q pet c: ...
. Anunoniuent
, • . , .
. . . .
nitrogen), 45, parts by weight..
Stiperp,hoehha,te 20 per cent (P 205)
15 parts' by weight; Lime. (pulver-,-
ized), 40 parts, by weight. •• .
addition of ,a „nitrogeit fertilizer. and
Lime, and the pile kept moist for:6
'Period of. two ,or three Months, He.
then states that the same thihg• Can
. accomplished • by 'Spreedihg :the
straw on' the; field and ploughing it
„. 'under with, the fertilizer. end LiMe. :
•:.--Also•-t-hat--hueh':-•nrops-aS mature' rye -
cornstalks,. -etc., ..?mhy, he :similarly
treated and hlotighed under, and that.
,.'fh good ere') of hihtiire rye pldtigh-
ied 'under with . -600 pittegen..
thea-shitiehamount-efh.
Lime 'Will produce • an -'..effect •equal
to that of ten' tons of man.:,
Doc vr. Foresees
Greater i4ongei4y,
.Fro.6,40:tr "- 0014k, Urge.KAS,00ncol:A52-Aict.t.9,
l',.0111m47/ Life •• • •
.
Fisher, not,
04 I:inlet:int: aed etetien:hit,11: a re-..
pAint,-.4444roon,J!,..ergx_ ehoonge.4 ..01.04o.t;,--
VroqenctQ•-i0in WIth• Wel "Vitality •
..prelibet7,4*.e0.0114.,:he ;greet y :pro ,enge
h011eVe .the 0,q)eqUitien of lite
aitsliY. tini,thle.4:. Pitt' Yqn-W11!
.11414 (0' 'Ilia ,IF -0,401,419tialt an ggs :
ItihYthirhhhhith,'oriltilith.,•". he 'ehiih.
; reit 41 -:•!More! )vork 11:0Witilee.-4C,, • -
.0-0 daties my lime'-'hald, •
41iii,,',01.115,)401%.,41119,..ht.' the.. age okr.
..vollunsod tuheretileelS. and
had .up•for six. years.. Ha:rein:WO. c',1'Ylr •
• he heti been .strulel: clown'with .ttibek!,,
ust after le. letd, been made ••
,ifrofessor , Heone:PY •at
. Yeti? tilitive.roi.,,. hnd hiel ;gone to •
. volute "
Stattedhinstituto.
•
atibeequentlY be hauhtled the "Life
Exteusion'histithte; Which bhd , start -
ea the veh'ne of periodfd health chain.;
intitimis and Which, lie' claimed, • -
resulted: 'greatly:, ,.extencled. and
:
entieth. birthday; he was starting
which'
to ,join,
answering periedte" questionnaires re•:"
gerding habits,' . • :
'"We in ;civilization de not 'live as
• Nature ; intended • us' to 'livo. Through
our. food, air,, exercise and work we
should try more nearly to iive7aer She -
intended ,then with" know:
"ledge, 'enthheiahrel• And .self-contiol
there May •corite: aheut- the., regehern."
.tion of thelitiman race, ineYhr• my
maybe 'In.a hundred : yetirs," .
•,Chief .Justice WI Bowen, inept..
ing„thairetail, -alluded to the greater
care Civhieli• people tooltiet 'their' pure, ••.
i-517ed"I.tpCi—rih-al-or.their:tv.Wielrsaitherv,
•
„
imed,
• Commissioner of sthe
. •
"Ph V.:NV:Nutt right),. f holler Hoverner. of Indiana, -t11111'.14
:;piIy tilt he leaves the WhitaJtonsa with R A 8tevahson, of tin!
niVeriity of Minnekita,, after *being Aspoirited High CoMintS4vitier
,t the ,Philippine lir/aide by Pteeident Inostvelt, •
- The- likelihood -that Hi& 'Halted
gtates' may be invaded is extreinely,
yemote l the eti)et Ab.hkett to •ut
; being AtlYth war tiMutope,
oz Mims'
"Perils , of Pauline"
May Be ,Itevivsecl
Two*Girls With, Same.Name, But
Not.Related, Are Just Like
Twins in Appearance ,
and Tastes •
HHTP.OIT.,,7 Pauline, Jot ' ind
• Paeuline 16 year-old "twins"
at S0uthWeSte1n High: Schoeh-here,
"
look alike, act alike,' dress alike,' but ••
are no , related: ' They Were. both
„born September 22, 19-20, two hours
aphrt, one in Canada and one „it the
piited States, and are boat= pals"It-happens onee-in--4MOO,000:
•-births," Dr, Martin. 'Iloffinati,
treit hospital .Clinie • director, said.
h grand •eoincidehee,"; the
Taylor' ".twins,", who are 'almest in-
operable, beamed. . ;They'. have the. ;
. same ccalOr•.heit-h.-redere.fthe pine
height, ,the same , and prefer
the sante foods.
They Were attractedto. each other
when:they -first Met three Years -age'
and the qaestiori-hol--hdistinguishiihg
names arose. , • •
• , you •TatilYannh ". said
„Pauline • Taylor, hatiee•: of: St, .Ig-%
nace,'"Mich: , "I'll call:You .Neerre,!' •
said the ether. .
. ;Beth -play-the piano and • are ." ec.h :11
.coniplishect. SWimrners, „. ,: when, -; it
conies, to clothes , the . girls peefer '
'brown and'4bluo, and oceeSidnally. a •
yellow dress to effset thesie-hublird
hair dressed , in ctequinole style.
• Eery '.morning Negri& calls for '
Paulyanti to go to school. When- one.
of the girls has .a.,date-and they.
'.1":ave tihe Other .,•ntust:le.,e-tee
•alon,g*or•.else the date's ' ;
• To end thio "all, too perfect" 4ory. •
wcauld be unfair, heCause•.:the •
...."tWins";•disagree, on one thing. •
•Neene :prefers. A. brueette ,hey
friends.. Paulyann Tikeo blohhes.
kcal ent Brow.Tat
Hamsecds
."
,Firaleatis• Closet
. .Cti•
-,c rt
:lute he; n:9,.• fl eel 111 of
nature; The ft eozhhih-,- WIMIS Whielt
:swept .ricroSs Ltint; , barren.. ic.(tehi.;:s ot'
tha."'Ontot itobrido.a,!pft, the cons't of.,,
segue -int -Nil -de it imperative.thet 1.116'
hettyt -.have, ; 1\ 1110 \'I'181 1)10, 'wee+. •:,
garpIeptg:. Witji.. nowhere:
else '10 . tuiM. the woinschof the Is-
lands took; adv.atitage 01! 'the utiu,urd,
ly thick fbaee which as the 'whiter
coat their:shed'', iintr ,from it. they -
-t,voto,:to,:thotr• theil.:.t4o first .,ti•utia,
Itarriff tweeds, ; ticcamilitey. had'110
th
hing ut 111Inallteal dy6e
made' from lichonw and:fere( toitt,
iteatere .. try, 'st'obp • their wpoi ,.exeOpt •
"over mitt fo es fl31 18 tWeed Uhs Oh.
WhYs., beeh: thh.ractetized ,by...n -phatY
0111d90t, eiler;:' These two»d 1tc1 been
. Worn' ht th 0 utot,„ Ilabridna for niaiiy• •
ertts. hetel,e• the, ,f,tt'slito birq (its*, of
the . WVr Id discovered 00.
Vitt.da:thonj to tiny .,renli Of snarti fi
thions. •
What We. tent' tin derothhd. • Is Why •
they stiiialt,kit a .eicreatcher whet) ,
ih Moody, tar-eatcher.,- kitchen, •
01'Itocerd: ,
had sueh told Win,
tor that when ttitt afinah tin) tnlinge
treed' ent there Ion got iltt, Orange lee,
-Mileage
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