Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 39, Number 221, 28 July 1914 — Page 12

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, TUESDAY, JULY 28, 1914 Moheno Blames Pres. Wilson For All of Mexico's Woes U. S. TO INVESTIGATE SUPPLY OF TIMBER lief that the methods used In exploiting timber resources and the restoration of nornal and healthy, condition in the Industries which convert timber into unsalable products ri tally con cern the public a large. The investigation by the department of commerce and the department of agriculture has features of added interest because of a report recently sonde by the commissioner of rpora- J - tiooa. who found that about U men area . own onetwnueth of the of the United States and most . i HE L of thin land la In Ms timber

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SPRINKLED BORAX ELIMINATES FLIES Experiments Show Simple Treatment Cleans Filthy Breeding Places. WASHINGTON. D. C. Julv 28 As

' a result of experiments, the specialists ! of the Department of Agriculture have I

discovered that a small amount of ordinary borax sprinkled daily on manure will effectively prevent the breeding of the typhoid or house fly. Similarly, the same substance applied to garbage, refuse, open toilets, damp floors and crevices in stables, cellars 'or markets, will prevent fly eggs from hatching. Borax will not kill the adult xiy nor prevent it from laying eggs, but Its thorough use will prevent any further breeding. The Investigation, which included experiments with many substances, 'was undertaken to discover some means of preventing the breeding of flies in horse manure without lessening the value of this manure as a fertilizer for use by the farmer. It was felt that If some means of preventing the breeding of flies near a human habitation could be devised, the diseases spread by these filthy germ carriers could be greatly reduced. Prevention Important. While the "Swat the fly campaign," traps and other devices for reducing the number of typhoid-carrying flies are of value, they are of less importance Jhan the prevention of the breeding. It was realized, however, that no measure for preventing the breeding of flies would come into common use unless it was such that the farmer could use it on his manure pile without destroying its usefulness for growing plants, and without introducing Into the soil any substance that would Interfere with his crops. As a result of experiments carried on at the Arlington Farm, in Virginia, and New Orleans, La., the investigators found that 0.62 of a pound of borax, or 0.75 of a pound of calcined colemanlte (crude calcium borate) would kill the maggots and prevent practically all of the flies ordinarily breeding in 8 bushels of horse manure from developing. This was proved by placing manure in cages and comparing the results from piles treated with borax and from untreated piles. The borax, it was found, killed the fly eggs and maggots in the manure and prevented their growth into flies.

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BY SIDNEY E8PEY.

WASHINGTON, July 28. An Inves

tigation of the supply and exploitation of the timber In the United State, with

the object of revealing methods of

preventing the present waste, has been

determined upon by the department of

commerce and the department of agri

culture. The Inquiry will be conducted Jointly by the two departments and

will cover the entire United States.

Advance notice of the investigation asserts that the study of the timber, supply Is to be undertaken In the be-

QUERIDO MOHENO. The former foreign minister in Huerta's cabinet, now In Vera Cruz in flight to New York, holds President Wilson responsible for Mexico's plights. "General Huerta has been proved not to have been responsible for the death of Madero," says Moheno. "The United States will be found to have committed the greatest act of international injustice - when the documents showing the real cause of his resignation are published. "We thought that the imperalist policy of the United States had culminated with President Roosevelt's seizure of Panama. Now, although President Wilson employs different means, he is responsible for the present situation. No mater what may be his motive, lie has taught the Mexican to hate the United States with a hatred which will last for centuries."

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