Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13
WEATHER BULLETIN
STORM PREDICTIONS GIVEN ny
w. Il. FOSTER.
FOOL Wave Is Promised for the Near
Failure and snow VIII Come
Early This Year.

18Th to 18th and the next VIII fe4eA
the Pacific coast about The 18TH, cross
the west Of Rockies country by close
OF 18th, great central valleys -+ta 10
"a. eastern states. "a.
Warm wave will cross the west 81
Roekiss coun,ry about 18Th, great cen
tral valleys 1Qth. eastern states IA
cool wave viii cTrss the "r-t %
Rockies country about list. gr=al le--
tral valleys I'D. eastern states -li-.
Temperature. rainfall and dr1uiHs
vii! probably not 60 10 extremes a7
much during last hale as during Afs-
half Of October.
West OF the upper Mississippi river
excessive SHOWS may b. expected -h
December.
TIE AGRICULTURAL YEAR BOOK.
THE breathing pores allow the en-
franc into the plant 81 sir ana cfF-
tain Ehses which. through the inter-
cellular spaces. come in contact Win
every rRli The iutaruellulRr spaces
and the larger and older vessels are u.s.
ualiy filled with air. The cells. hove
ever, are SO closely In touch that water
and whatever IS in solution may pass
readily from cell TO cell hg diffusion.
The above qvotation s. taken from
ths scientific report u The veseiatle
doctors IN Secretary M0rr0ns Year
BuDA lyE ~ anu lN-eH HAt A.lE TaAAI'
doctors who declare that vegetation
gets all its wafer from the s1il through
the roots. How IS IL tina. plants lu-
hale the afr through the pores iu ODE
leaves and yet do not draw 'n also the
moisture that the air always carries
with ~
Would it not he more m sympathy
with the demands % our reasoning fac
uitss to say tina. when the alr is hot
and dry - enters Tho vegetable pores,
Hbsorbs and carries on fls moisture br
evaporation, leaving t-e plant % .
wiited condition and 7gheu tha l.r Be-
laden with moisture 10 enters tEa plants
through their pores, as stated bv those
doctors. and deposits the surplus E1.s-
ture!
Secretary 1fort0n's chief vegetable
fo1tor completely gives be case away
In the following. "Wnsn the pores asr
ppen. as they usually ate iu bright
Light. there O. free access or the gases
IN the air 70 starch manufacturing
relis Of the leaf. one Of the gases.
rarb5n diJIide, taken iu this way is
the main ingredient NJ starch and SUE
gar and n fact furnishes the material
which makes 40 the larger pa- cont -
.he dry weight Of the plant. vegetable
physi0lcgis's are agreed that the mau
purpose ~ the pores IS the admission
20 This gas and one other, oxygen. -
She working cells Of the lesf'
In the above ard preceding quota
NNH. lhert ofthpi"A s.1tAtl3f expert
A."L Farmers aAm.t iHat the plants
receive air gases. starch Iul SUGAR
W, a'I.. l.i,4Ih lNr pores
-l' i.a'rS ahh may lh'sH mafr up
.Ar iafE-- per r-ut " the dry weight
OF IN' plants gather all these matari-
-t- from lA- allno>p Here where Il The
~ ny l"FtHiing ne icii0u tast
their wafer from the SOLE
EtA' emu the sugar must be
--riy saturated with water before
cap thl.F iae plant through lie
veg" Hf..- doctors. az
Hu.,--. soy wat a.9 ratts ~
hi- must De- sFapoIatai boy the
10. l---E o. i'.fa one part %. the
Nat-E.al ttIi makes 40 the plant.
" A- tn-y stat" iaa dry material
tH. l-NH me ll- "hat need I1 thrrn
~. -i.f -3 t.m"s as much water
."- l"r r.'I through The roots ana
Ut lH contact with the starch
~ gtt.l 20 t- HNaplFated again
L'-.- lA- -l.ii mzterl9lf
ana must break down, The SAP does
~ f--rlaugn lut t'1Vs downward.
.,Isll'il currents Vow from the leaves
~ '4SA lAe stems ana roots into the
~ ~ is ADMITTED by an who
-. - we SUBJECT Electric
-sfasfs--. $3.50 "aAh Wy
ms facts together the neceF-
'l,E NL moisture In the soil is readily
l'l,i st'9i The moisture regulates
ne eIfelllc currents and fertilizers are
Ass!rhH except for that purpose.
mere ~ ~ hueh thing as plant food
~ w sol' IL Is All IN the atmosphere.
u,Ie ls NC Euch thing as wOrn-out
sSl' fut ths Foi IN condition h. hold
~ lulalie amount or moisture and
WIZ pfouuce as much AZ II ever did.
" sAnd "lth no vegetable or animal
10 ~, ,'t. ~ il ana no mineral fertilizH.N
-. pIouuce the pest OF crops " the
er supply vs. properly regulated.
urse hclenuhc agricultural expert
,nehte!s yen VIZ TINT We must have an
ierent soils Tor different crops. N they
Duiu gIse UP me. fiction that vegeta-
non SUCKS rs moisture from the soil
tney mIght then he induced 70 begin
~ me other end Of the subject whore
ny woIlu learn that one kind Of yefs
sa.ion demands stronger electric cur
lth.s man oiherH; that the amount OF
moisture IN the soil regulates the force
tiese currents ana that the condition
moisture.
u ~ Wv irrigation, subsall plhwng
anu, anu me IRON iertlltzer will regulate tho
nIyiS 'gre Where there Is enough rain
talI' DhuertoW irrigation and subH0lI-
ing WIZ prevent the serious effects OF
NtyuAHH where tnere is good guhg,r
ana a proper quantity of the lron fer-
Na.HHa a.aa n.