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“III-Illuminated!“â€" phantom." Tatum. mum-u- ”alum-cg“ “Wm-mm-fld Andwrivum- érnumne cold; bl a M W of «In ad! but A. the mfleflm away (mm you ml. hwy-mollu'lc-mhu. “themed-aw. AmonnnMn-dn-qhh In... Aloyothuh-Muld-u. Dug-d!“ wfitfirr‘ "' finally. there V“ In lmnenlou m the "actor being taken down (he I001! river bank undo: u- ovn '0'- . «4 run Into the stream um" In CM '9?! entirely under water. a. has newborn in: being ub- med. After rennin!“ In this no- ‘Ion m a mu. while. the machine 'u brought out midst It. on m- c.â€"~fiom Motor. murm'um-wmmu' "mmnldlMCWVIMM? mwmtnommmd? - W to pm! It Mn. WM: out of the way by the who“; Th!- mnloo (Iona awn]. h the mud-plush. contain“ no machin- Md to go "trough and Min; to the hub an The no“ can" (nu Mod II all“ the lood up very «up hula 1 Ion earth forming the background b the "alien an»; m TM .111: tn either .0 not! or no muddy On that: m very mu. min for the when, yet I" these cm in ne- can-MI, umpllahed. Meiabgmu q m and up. The prom all“ M an ability In haul a load of I! wu- out Ill] Mad 0! mud on which hon-n could ”on“. The (mint- tool In low I In. at no cam-an nd nnmuuluou vmu. nu- first cum“ bearing the no alum-ole! nu. ma VI. and m to haul It mot on" ll“ of would on which hono- MI W MIy vmtnnd 0m" tum boon 3"ch rm: «to nob“: mnutuinnn (or week] Q91. 0! "nun-IN! drive (tutor: and loan of than have bum put through M: was on the aim." “mood. u Vlmnnu. to m. not of Plflu. Hl‘hor speed And [rater mommy ls muted with the use 0! motor v0 Idea, the “(no at nllablllty II Mab- or, the numlwr 0! men per gun la loan. and all poulblllty or I battery bola; undated unless by I lumped. o! hono- ll avoided. Experiment; have boon «flied out bf I con-Murals length 0! llme and Inch ullnhcwry nlulu have In“: out-laud that ll nu bean docldud to an an 06 motor: In pace 0! homo w all the walnut. outlonod In Atria For the mac bola; mach-al- enl Incllon I. belnu uud [or the In" no millimeter gum. an “(Mu Inn- all" balm urnd by Iona. “one. have been muted down [or abolition from the artillery service of (I. French army. The French, who claim to line the one“ Artillery in the world. have come to the conclu- don (in! MM service an be obtain- ed on the field with motor trucks than with tenn- ot bones. IDEA CONSIDERED GOOD ONE TU HEPLABE HflHSE French Military Authorities Plan to Have Their Artiflery Drawn by Motor Trucks. ‘Boh" But-man. One of the lint of the Not-d fluent. Who-o Name I. I Household Word ‘0 Lover. of the Auto. pot-imam Already Mad. Seem to Don-mun. That I! I. Entirely Fudblo and WIII leo OONG OF THI AUTO. Had me My. Anny Much W HAS MADE RECORD FOR DRIVING Elm iii! aigizggg‘ 9 Each spring the retell dlltflet of 3 Willie-berm. P... "were. for the en- ‘ an] flood by removing ell good: from ~ collar: to upper floors. Then the not. : chum nit do“ end welt pellenuy for the "ten to cone and recede. 1'». year e large deprtmem lot. Mel to join In the scum! (meter. but In- veeted In e maple muting! mp. The flood came according to seine-De. As noon :1 the utter began to 00:01 Into the caller the more force drove m motor delivery cam on the from at the stove. bet-d up one rent wheel endmeetedflwtthtbenmpbye belt. Then they named the motor. minty baton the en showed m abil- Itytnpln’monterout mm theioodsoopoduh. Bahia-Mun- hlnd More the much I“ been a work a half hour. Threat «tholooQMhnvhxmodhr “Mnmtddammbau don; Aymmltlndeouthemn .800 Dollar, Wagon Kurt a Collar or, During Flood In Villain". Pumoylvanla. USED THE IOTOR FOB PUIP Inryvhn can m- nav mum. of alaln In loud. II was an! node. abIo In m. In“. and then gradually made It way annual Nam Iron me New England out... New You and Pen-ulna“ rev-a) Ibo andly growls; no. of Ibo automobllo In the coin!" dIurIcl Thu (at no“ bu In quota. and "an IM won“ one- IIona o! VlmlnIa are analog vol! Ilka rm: acclaim This can shown car. In; a mat Mp Io \‘IrgInIa. who. the junk-o o! the peace a! a small vma‘o proudly «dared: "Yea “on“ In II our (mm toward (In and of the wool. Thou m tanner: from ll". away come In be". with their “mule. In at} Mica I (all you. we‘re (using Io; have a heap of can around I... u b mural-mu to learn that "on among loaned poor lumen the pro mnloo of automobile owners II In- cm-ln: at I much mot. up“ nu than In use emu. I'orlnp. the mm, maul my be mad. In a cheap uncond- hum cut, but "on then It. thou: phlo- ly Ihv (nun mun! the Inc of un- modern nnvonuou. A- the pom-Ind" of m.- nulomobllc Inc-ruled loan and natural" of bond. God-nut: "Well. harm will on" be dlmrdod on than Karma. the tumor. couldn‘t as! along without alum," Y" "m tumor In lam-d. vukly quicker (nu ma our man, Inm- be can not - nun-n ulna; out at I whine. 'hn year. ago the tumor unwed contomptuouoly at the very mention 0! an automobile. Today. In proportion to populotlon. more Iutomoblloo are used In the country thou In the city. hu- thormoro, while the motorcar may In most human remain a luxury to the urban dweller. the people or the run] duu'Icto on IVIIQDM‘ more ond more to the (act that to then It In . eonv valence that odds u neat mun yearly to the prom side 0! their lodun ‘ People who live in cities and lee the wtomobilee whiu by are apt to think at the machine as a luxury pure and Iimpie and one not to he lndulged in union there in plenty of apnre funds to pay for It. it ll all the more confusing then to so to the country end and that there, with nearly .11 cine-ea Ind where wedth in less fre- quent. the automobile in regarded as a money-maker, n cont-redeem. a pile:- up of profileâ€"in short, I necessity. CITY PEOPLE HAVE NO MONOPO- LY OF THE AUTO. Dweller. in the Country Diurlen Aha Take Part In tho Enjoyment Afton-dad by Machine; NOT MEBELY A lUXURY “QM,“ «mama-mammoth mum‘s Idea of m I m at mmaupummmut- Amofleln. The In!” 5 3 «Warm mm Automobile mammno-w‘ wmmayw‘Amll‘ meanest!" munch them“ man... the matter m an s eunddmfle am I- m ml ”lindenunmudym-ht 0t scene 3 badly scored ”under '3" In about the mod lem- foul of min-p that comet to the motor”. and e an cylinder or whoring in the and care. It should he remember“, Invmr. that e looted eyflnder VIII an sometimes be actuator“: ro- pelred by running me meal Mo the groove by the We m "No one but A runner who In con!- plled to make u 804nm has! In market an named.“ it“ am mean. It will give the farmer I'll more an. to tpeod on hb fun). uni will elect numerous camp In other an. The next 20 you: will MI. that a wonderful development In ac- rlculure. and the motor truck will to rammblo for n Isl-[o chm o! m- "A Won (not can cover from I! m 15 am.- an hour, mnyln‘ «My M our ordinary country room. A nun via: a heavy load h Ilmlmd to about six miles an hour 09 cm In. “new“,nmmkvfllat the “no required to carry produc- to market to about mum! at vb“ it I. with bone drawn vehicle: "Tho Dolor (ruck 'lll have a [not Innnooco In oponlng up mm load wllcla In lmlmrlo but lanceâ€"coll». became of m distance from In klld ol transportation.“ sold a mlml rumor recently, “Then urn alllloll of acn- ol good luv-lug M‘ In vale m pm 0! tho country whloh m ly- ing lilo because they on too at any from lmaporlnllon. ; The motor (not unn- duuud to play a mmnmfly lmyonut put In no Mien-nil o! an American fun. Imports»! PM Which QM Motor Truck loom Mind to Play In In. New Imam. WILL OPEN UP FAB" Thcu'o 3 lesson in this that the motorist who drive- his own: car will do well to profit by. Gettinl oround in the crowded Itreotl in nerve-ml- ins work ot but. tor one not locus- tomod to it; but it on: he mode much chief by observing the won of tho mi pilot tnd profiting by thooethlt on goodâ€"mun oi hi- habit: would not he note to ioiiow. ii tempted to unuioto All or them, he» in mind that ho hu 1 very than whooihuo my chino dawned to tote IMI’D tum Ind built to take knocks. Keep your on on tho nun behind. Ho ropro not.- I {or more urionl dun: to you than III of the tniiic in from. Watch his movements in the little mirror It the lame time that lot: keep a thorn lookout for emergencies Ahead at you. Every time you hon to flow down or intend in m. o‘ turn, stick your hood out At right “IMO, and do it out. Don't volt lil- til war you have oppliod the brutal. Ho my not he obi. in .109 quich- ly enough; and while his luna- viii nilor, the down” to tho but of your own cor will he urooior. For pronoun; your own headlights. on. of tho spring humwrl in I good io- notuwnt It pay-I to In on the not. I‘d..-â€" Emu-on. (action in this form in ununlly lacking. u oven 1 slight bump in fatal to plate glue. He can see whni is ahead of him, but more important. thnn that. what is behind him. A corner in never taken without the wnmlng hand being stuck out at one side. It: sud- den uppennnce in often apt to be db concert!“ to the driver behind. but the signal it rarely Inching md avoid. skiddlns is only one of the dan- gers that the taxi pilot has to guard mineL Getting around corners with A neat uweev that the touring car driver had: it dimcult to imitate in one of his specialities, but he takes care thot it doesn't lend to that wont tom of all collislom, the broadside on. He keepa hie weather eye on one of those little mirrors Wened to the side at the dash, or the windshield when there in one. Since the taxi dflver is not a. tail-weather hlré, pro- Mint-k. to Walt Until tho LII! Mo- mont Before Sign-ling That You Are About to Make I Turn -â€"For HeldllgM Pro- notion. WAIBH BAH BEHIND Dunner From That Source Should Always Be Kept in Mind by Auto Drivers. PAYS‘TO BE ON SAFE SIDE “and Cyflmr. Imu- - All . M- v"y’~ .. .. vuhomnnncMMuohanod m. AmlnNnmeumn mmmnehmmnhmt unbroken. muse-«mum» blame. Anmtnuhmhm hmnmmmmno mm. Bulnoaglntolwnlh mum-nuanmm- Touring Can I. cum Dunning motorin- huo on. Mb I! which [MM be named out by Tuammcunu River In Tau. fly the nu, them as none 2,000 of mm mm covering neatly do per cent. of the Untied Bum-V They no published by the «Magical survey u Washington. D. C. ”Delighted to tell you oil AMI! it.“ hllbly cried the gentleman in con- mud. "We are never in l hurry. Thu in in]! the chum of It. None at the miserable scurrying about u i! the devil were at your heels. Fifty nil-o I day in our limit. lune the my. oi the geological Imoy. They moan camping by motor my and daliuhiml. Every road. loos. pond. hill. brook, and hrmhouoo in Indie-toil And then in nothing plus-at" than jogging our the [no-«town dirt mod. of tho hock country that how not been spoiled by hoovy tnvol. My door air, with the“ up. can can pun A whole nun-mar in undiscovomd Nov lnuhnd nylon. m- “on” motorint I: air-id to loan the min hlzhvuyl lie I. go blind I- a hot. ‘1 pin the day's loan-y hy m oi the m. ii the continuum I: not “truth. for romping. we con ouily nor. on o law mlln. My tint-r not time in defining on vriohlu oi camp equipment to carry In on automobile. 0w tout. m pitched by I loho. old In" In Mrly Junk-d with than, or la A bit of woodland. and my have ya! lo and the lilahtm haroahip or div contort. Living upon" an “th ly lull. Tho (Armor: nail n will Ind fruit Iiufl We live like [last it you wont to know the genuine joy of tutoring, try It. i punch this got pol oi naming by motor at the top or my voice. The country needs lt. Got o friend to join you viih his on out unmet. Um one of them to any your dumo‘ nuy mm» mm Ind take to the toughâ€"Ralph D. Point; in scrihnet'o (or hhnnry. “There were three cars. one of them 1laden with a camping outfit tomb nbiy ingenioue and complete. In the othere were the bout, hie family. end never-.1 Meade. They were people of wealth. for only such can travel with e flock of $5,000 care and three cheni- ieun, end. whet even much more into!“- eeting. they were edmirebly eenelble. They were bomeward bound item I month in the wood- eud bytoede oi Meine, many from the [union route- 0! the motoring zuidebooke. Here In an example or what one my accomplish, the (allowing awry havlng been taken up by the United State- government and sent out In one of m pres- sheeu. It suggests what joy- there are In store (or the motorists who wish to try nomadic life In New England. for. while Mala. la mutton- ed, the Iwry applies equally well, per- haps. to home of the other sum. The motor-late now are taking up the Ingestion "See America First" thnl. has been made in many places. and those of us who live here should begin by seeing New England first. There are many interesting spots to be found in each state. Fortunate. indeed. are those in thin section. for they have mountains. lakes. seashore and coun- try all within easy touring distance. That the touring season will be wel- eomed again by people [rum all over the country is an assured fact. There are more miles 01' good roads this year. Massachusetts has stretched out her mileage. Maine has been improving the bad spots. New Hampshire will con- tinue building its state highways, and the hotel men in the iiretton Woods district will soon be out with gangs makilfg the highway safer and wider. Vermont is to spend more money this year. and Rhode island and Connecti cut are reporting progress. all Away From In. Main HIghw‘un and 8a the Real Country, I. an Suggestion Mada. 3"! OF THE SUPREME JOY. AT MOTORIBT'S COMMAND. DOWN COUNTRY LANES ROUGH ON SPRINGS mumhndnomootmonm M than bridal wrath. It can III! to supplant-3d with won! out. muwmmumu-n. macs of the shrub. Tull. “mating shrubs, like some of the lune- sad tale... give better elem wi- M Ii. 0. distance. and either nun ad or planted min-t bufldinn, he“. «6. lore symmetrical limits and tho manner nrietlu an be m M or may“ in bod. In tho ”0 ”rubbery About the home I- 3 con- mt joy to all who behold IL Brak- hg up tau-uh linu- ud Wu to nthâ€"r the more antagonism: (nuns. ltglvuaflulahuulnalrofm Inn-my to my place. In choc-lug Menu for lunch] nun, ”Meal“ sacrum MM In; 8m to the [name new for shrub planting. Not that most shrub. aunt ho "mutated u also“ my ”icon of the year, but we nil feel more Interested In outdoor (Map when the robin: am com ml. 'fi'i-mnudggg I“, van of supporting when .10 used. ham “ring- to gncofnlwoodoa trolllm Chicken wire may boa and to advantage, ad will lm . number of In an «atom out. nod anva (In! cool. mom unnum- nnd on. winter “Inventor. ”VII“, tho In. Nah Ivy mu In prom-ion. Nothing can In morn ntl-hctory. mummy In comm-«Non vmh norm of MS“ uncut" of mud" Input-nae. [H mm to In. format In ton-Mable cnflmnmnu. and I! III! "noun!!! cover In mum Noon. "on (o the chlmuy top. It I. wall to prevent n from covering wooden "mean. how- ever. u m (Mel loll-go hold- my In and human the decay of the wood. the muting of mm, on. 0! conu- wb-n climbing mu can In meal-fully “mun, than I- ah» lntnly nothing to compum with than In their ”mm. maulncemn. Thor all for the “ma .0" condition. nu! can .- huh mu. bu: “my In In. tardy u a rul- II the Inhnd and northern nun. lhr plating shout pal-choc. mn- A fut mint. plum-t Vina for tho new porch in tlu Japanese Ivy. A few plum put In the toll Ilonnldo the porch In the can wlll npldly spread by uy of the roots. and will torn: I (Met. (rum: cumln of mm groan. clear to the top or the porch by the middle of nummm'. Th0- plunt lu- creuol I0 upldly that can mull bo‘ careful to prevent m crowdluz out other loo- m!" nol‘hborl. Bartel runner bun. are l [mt h- vorllo In northern clinics for you” planting u In the wlld cucumber. will: that: tmnn have. and tundra. nnd Ibrlr cool prickly fruit pods. Bo Inn to plant In t nanny not. when water (tom the one. will not compact the earth. “In" well until the plant no u good nun. chklnlllfl type at clematis. White, Invader and plnk. the blououu com. In reckles- promlon, Ind It you In worn! to get strong pot-grown plants. plum. mom In a non, deep earth, without dmurblng tho mots. and do your (nu-plumb. than: Juno 1. you will limo-t. certainly succeed. In the more anthem MOI, Damn hybrid moon-vino k puncuhrly do- 113mm]. Many an untidy fence on be m Into I bower of delight by properly placed vines. The honey-action, vood- blne from the deep woods. Kudzu vino. wild grape. clemati- panlcnhh, And many others. cm be located at I (fl- mng expense. grow quickly. and an hudy. Variation are a motter of tutu. ond it you will leave to your wife the ques- tlon or proper location for vines. you will not go for wrong, from on ur- listlo standpoint. The truth In that good vines are almost duty: in hob many. no matter where they no placed. Use them freely where you have o hare pines, The lunctlon or vfnea and cllmblns plants In landscape art. In to screen and soften mechanical Returns, to hide unsightly objects. to blend together into a harmonious whole. various din- cordant elements. Advice by an Expert on Agricultural Manonâ€"Vina. and Climber-â€" When to Plant shrubs-â€" Raunborrlu. WHAT TO PLANT AND WHEN By PROF. JOHN WILLARD BOLTS. Intending Pointers on Bankn- lng for the city Man or. Suburbanitea mm mm The Jewel of notch climbers :- m Planting Shuts. an: I con-nmzthoymm cal-clue for: few hours chasm]: «ammo-Inn. g mmd-hmmm‘; M2 "or: «fl ywmdm The Improvement 01 the M ‘ the ”hummus-numb beenmdebyhmmwlom" {unmammmfll’g’ munhmfihflm ,' hmfllyonnehlnobka Can. 0' Dumb“ Foot WM]. bumble foot h m can-ed by fowl. jumping fro- um high point to the mud and m untanoor-omoothcrm It- Hum». Am“. I would pint Baldwin- ll. I. -~ other “manta kinda. 40 by M (0‘. mad between them I would out 00‘- an Ind Wealthy, chh but only I“ can be removed when they Inch to I. crowded. an a wflter In In a“ For In orchud to new!" good IV.» .30 can. I would prefer an m urban. Incimflng BIMV’II. 0n.- inu. Spica, Burk. Hum Raspberrie- freqvenuy product I.“ qnnru of mm per um I- o M year. Run and mum m m In enmmou aloe-nu. Sony with D.- dnu for up. am on. Ind out out Ill [mm 0m «ll-cued «no. if not Q, mu. Blunt «n ma an b. m by npnylu with helloboto or an“ of lad. n. awful In the waning. W am am your an all of the a" II. ool. u noon u may have mud. M "on ulna "mo cut out «all 0‘ (mm canon. In tho early om u out all cum which have haul m Illlod and Mn I" '01-.th «an about I INN. When the but“! In M pruned lad “Hm-Id. “VIII ‘fi am" to support than. ht are may “unnu- In ”In. «not up to wire mum if The (round should I." l M "r1: covering or cable MIN Hon “I. « 14? In. over. and u will In vol] to W' Into the toll Mound each plan I“ ~ onerounh of . pound or a m d bone mm, um um- um "Moth? potuh on. put. mm:- m IN. '01:; portion «uh you. my tho M cumntod and you would ban Maw? ' emp- of In... juicy m m " you. ' nod. loo-Cod In upoud tuitio- h very cold cllumoo -III and to In" the mom ma down and can!“ an earth and claw during tho flaw. Buy your plant. fmn n nun-r: ‘ and put than Into 3 well , suedbodh the Influx. Hull- _ hula; (ho plnu about two I“ ‘ half toot mu. Set the plan 5 (lo deeper than they was It ~ nursery. arm the loll wall and w occasionally (or I wool or two. They will ya dninod. fertile ammo. mm. .9" no a. M "muo- roqulro n mm W “ than the nth. Neither will h D well u the blackberry on and] poor loll; i Two thirty-toot to", on. d ' red Ind one I black “no”, nllh abuudun. mm tor tho a “any and the snare eon of .u the mpberrlu you M h .l} month'l time every your hood M ‘- coed the coat. of 3 ma. Imus-n at A little Bordeaux mixture. a '3 i} A mpbarry patch will but u frult the second you M It ”will." u heavy crop uni-Mentor II “ as ten yum There Is no fruit more dour“! more «any grown than tho M fl black rupborriu. The plant. ., um. And one can [at them for ' by making cuttings from wild They are much more on!!! m um: stnwberfln. um m and 1” "cable. The strawberry bod “I k hood trimmed and wooded W" or It will be completelym a i; but the rupborry wlll pmduo. -' may under tavern MM“ ‘ oven downright nucleol- . - k ; fill up the mat of tho hole.” .. _ the earth down iirmly Ind in» l! ' to take care of settling later on. ,. L The brunch» should he Mun-C 'figg proportion to the root trim z-fi the plant will die through ’ food. Keep unplnntod shrub- _' and cool it necessary to «In M ins. lay them llantinxly in 3 ,_ cover the root. with moist all. keep them watered. not the mm In the mung“ will be on Inch or two «on! was before. nu the ho). with fine rich earth. mix 18 t3 H or I pound 0! none couple“ Cont the MI: with WM MM“ Raising Rasnberrm. vmmcom. ll h. '1 I"! 3‘3: