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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-28
Ell aislan1iento de Inglaterra

TodoS los criticos alemanes estan
de acueFd0 Sobre que la labor de Won
Hindemburg consiSte en- obtener pri-
meramente Ell aiSlamientO. Y deSpueS
la humiilaci6n de lnglatcrra. pero al
irataF este Objective, han surgidO en-
Alemania dos eScuelaS lie eStratGgia
entire los eScritOreS. pueS mientraS
unOS Sc declaran en- favor de una
decision en- Ell frente occidentai'.
otrOS abOgan por ell cmpleo de To-
dos los recurSOS para obtener Ina
victoria aplaStante Sohre Russia. Gu
va elimination deiaria a los aliadoS
Occidcntal@S e~XpucStOS a SufrIr 81
peso complete de las armaS alcma-
mas. AmbaS cScucla> atmitcn que 81
@ran Objective de -AIcmania. cnnSjstr
en- apiaSttar a l9gIaicrra. porquc Is
t. paiS-uSando las paIabraS cmplra-
daS pOr la 'kG.niSchc Ir;tung pre-
tendc obtencr una s~uprcmacla i'll
duStrial absolute Sobre Alemania".
FL Baron Won XcdlitZ. eScribiendO en-
Fl "rag" lie Berlin. dice:
"Parecc Que POGO a POGO - ha 20
ncralizado entire FL pUbiiro aIrman
la opinion de que lnglatcrra g. nueS
tro pcor cncmi"o y Ell alma miSma
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possible SIN Ia cOUpeIdClou ut IIdtI-
cia V de Russia, escribiendo a este
reSpecto 10 que Slgue:
81. pOr 10 miSmO, Russia y Fran
ella Sc virran obIigadaS pOr nOsOtrOs
a depOner las armas, no tan solo Sc
haria impossible la realization de los
proyectoS briianicOS. sine que a la
vcz Sc evitaria 10 derrota de ia com
petencia alemana. La paz no Deepen
de de Inglaterra; que Sc la priNc de
sus aliados y Sera imDotente para
continuar ella sola la luoha'.
ApoyandO las ideas de este eScrI-
tor. dice la "Frankfurter Zeltung
Ell Baron vun Xcdlitz ticne pro-
bahlcmentc raZ6n al pcnSar que ia
conclusion de IA guerra contra Ale
mania Ell %ninguna mancra depcndc
de la voIuntad de Inglaterra, slnO
que. Dor cl c]untraTiO. la Gran Brcta-
Tia puede, a peSar de 81 pOderiO ma
val. verse obligada Il cclebrar la paz,
se-lin la Situaci6n del C~ontinente. 81
la Entente ~fracaSa en- algCu punto
i~mportantc. Inglatcrra. Sola. NJ pU-
dra rombatirnOs nj con las armaS
nj con blOqucUS. Fl mOmcnt0 en-
que cSto> canbiOs ocurran, puede -
tar lodayia lciano. perO pOdcmoS cS-
pcrarlo tranpuilamcntc.
Por supucslo. Alcmania no pucd"
tratar dr una paz que terminc la CUE
IRA ~rton6mica qu" en- Su contra Ia
irlriadU e, .obicrno britinirO. Ninsu
ma paz srra possible mi2ntras Sub>l>
la una roaliciGn commercial cncmIga :.
Ora cSCucla abOga pur la conreh
traction de- todaS las fuerZaS del In
prrio contra lnglatcrra. la que deb"
ser conquiStada antrS de- que sea po
Slblc I'm acucrdO entire dlChO pals y
AIcmauia. ESta cScucla rSta apoya-
ia Dor 81 "Dcutsche Ta=csZeltun=' :,
de Berlin. p]cri6a!cO que da Su apro-
hacidn Il los >snlimIrntoS "NprcSa-
los rn =! forrtn pubIirado por 81 Co
mite formadd para la "~Conqul>ta
Ri3ida ,r l~ngiat"rra'. Crta. entire
Otro>. los >i=ui"nIcS pdrrafu>:
"lnglatcrra es, sin duda. nUr>tr"
rnrmi=o mas tenaz. iIaSla 81 presrn
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DE CoCINA
con PER.AS

P"raS con irniibrc: Esta< so Co
men con hclados. \ ocho libraS dc
pcraS picadas fchcle cuatro !ibraS
Dc aztIcar. una taxa DC aqua. Ell zT-
mo de I limoncs y un octave de IL
bra de ienjibre.
lIa.a cl almibar. cchc la fruta.
i"niibrc y lim6n hasta Que parezca
mrrmr!ada.
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CARNE PRENSAD.i.

Lave y IritcIr ri cOrdo a una pos.
Ia ID came: pin:ala en- a cazlIels
ciibi"rta de aqua, Una ~curaarada IL
sal, uloS gramuS de plmicnta, II
ho.la de laurel Y no POGO tie hueSo-'
piCados: cocinein IIasta 1I!c la car.
nc este tlerna; va que eSg.: Srra. rpin
que la carne EN- una Na>lJa. "riele
la pOca salsa Y prfnseIa o al-o pc
SadO: Sirvala fra. .
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como n flor del campo, Hr.r'Iia!
So de nOSotros para Racer sediftora
Su natural hermOsura,
Quereis, sehoras y Sennrita> Ia
cerOS con exceienteS z~afiros. prria-.
rubies y topacios? NADIA tan Iir'i.
Tdos a abrir oStras en- el Fonf1 Jei
Oc6ano Indico.
Tomaf por diez c6ntlmos el tran
via de Sory-les-Halles. Ell polvo he
aluellos arrabales esta lleno de es-
tas piedras preciosisimas.
Pierre IHERiuTE. :
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i!ACE,iOS con .Oda correction, carlas
JmoruSas. de pedimenio. reIlcilaciones,
cumplealOs, discIrSoS } toda clase dc poe
las arlorosas,, dc anircrsarlo. ratri0llcas,
etc. PrecloS moderaIoS. DIrlJanss por
correu a p. Cdldcr0n, ilS Zacatecas Alley,
san Antonio, Texas.
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81 D:SEi--SaI"r 81 paradcro dc Abraham
MCnchara que haze comO tres aiicS saIi6 d.
i'IcdrdS NcRrlS, Culhuila. Mexico. dirigicu-
.u>C con ruiIhO 4 Houston. Texas. En-
EncrO dc este lilO eSCribi6 dc LamarqIt.
lcNa> Y - LtlO Que SSluvO en- san Anto.
lIn rccIcrlcmcnic. ricIrc ~ amos. alto de
color c!drO V ten" una CiCatriZ en- Ia barbl.
- dari unI qualification dc tres pesos 4
IL persona on, Il" inrDrImcs CicrloS diri-
@icIGo>r i Antonio NaSqueZ, 526 CebaIlos
-. san Antonio, Texas.
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PESOUISAS:,

PESQUISAS:--
DESEO SaIER el paraderO de mis- herTna-
nos Francisco Medina Y Francisco Vets.
Las ultimas nGtiC!aS dc clos, fueron rcclDi-
das en- 1911 de Sabinal, Texas. FL primerO
tienc q amos y ell scgundo 81. Ambos son
de Matehuala, 5. l.. +. Gratilicare con $1,000
orc, a In persona que III Lforme con
eXactitId. DlriIirSe 4 Sra. Emilia Medina.
CuartO Nc. :, Hotel Aurora, San Antonio.
Texas. Despues del Is de Noyiembre, diri-
jcnl0s al mismO nombre. caile de Altamlr1
rs, TaInpico. lamps. MEXICO.
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! Vcnirrtcl cEStaS loco?

49, 49,"
dadO tn historic? iAcu6rdatc! Era
OchO diaS antes De mis- Vclntlun
amos: una hcrmoSa nochc de invier-
serena Y freSca del brazO dc
mi eSpOso. bajdbamos pOr "a call"
de la paz. y 20 me deiuvc frcnte
a los cScaparateS de Mellcrio. cl io-
yrro he moda. FL Paris clegaGtc liza
Y vcnia. allegro, juguct6n. lucicnio
Sus =aIas. OtraS muiercs pascaban.
como 70. del brazo de ofros caba-
llrros. como el MIC. gozoSas de Vi
viz. y 70 misma sentiame reina eAtre
elias.
Entnccs ic Vi. tc SOrprendi. her
mosO zafiro. b%rillandO, como azuIa-
da eStrclia. cnIrc muchas otras. y
me hirieron tus resplandOreS o
lrnlariGn Irresistible. .Azci6 mi pen
samirntO Fl lCcO dcSco tie ponrr IA
nrurha 81 amor de mi cSpoSo. Y muir
murGIr uIrdo. oprimirndo su bravo
.'l' iu' p''''''" H'
.tladi Ell vGZ muy haJa:
So ac'F'"' HIS "'"o -.
-hIl'r'IIIoS' r'sPo''o'" S'''''''-
mcntc.
-9"l '''" '"'' h"''o' "'''
J'S'r".
''l'I '''''''", qu'S'
-cIe 2uSIa! pre@uii'" HI mar
do.
ISL. r"Sp"nh' t'~'''''ah'''
r.'''"'ir'H !" ''''''
y. ii"Nani"i" a Id Aura IT, HIS '''''
ago;
-lIrn"S raH"h' I'll 1"u' u S''"'"
aiinIraoI'Ill'h'r.
Isl" 'I' ''"'' san" ''
per" c"i''''''a' 2"'P'' "'' P'
anna - ral'dH "' '',"H '"S-'s'
m" "A mas diriioSa de IDS 'l"J'T'S.''
y Qul"r"S que te Neiida NJ I'D
mas!
|Ncnd"m"! lnSISllO q ucNoS
fuI@orcS 81 cairo.
-P"ro clue dlria "l 81 'lEl'sr;
DeSde 81 fond0 dc SUI eterllIdah u
rSIa dicIrndo:
-Nind"lO, vtndc.0!
FL zafiro vonri6 no 500 luchaS
proInncadas. poruuc no bastaba triun
far de- la espoSa: era precise triun-
far lie la muller. Pcro pOr fin So
vcndi6. o..
La pirdrrciIa celeste fut cnGar-
zada V rolgada sobrc 81 pcc!IO De una
robusla .iudia.
Con frcrucnria. en- las horaS de-
iniimiiad, en- las recrpcioncs. en- los
lbs las ami-aS curiosas intcrroga-
han 4 In ariSf6crata:
-pcro. dnerida. mo tenias IN pre-
'''H"
81 -
PF'clo''SIlllo PorPue Sus "'','',S
van I'Jos de Id 2Fues' 7'"'' "
Su nucNa poseenoTd...
l." ira p'e"!" ia o"'Gt NI'
para h'uc!ios. VIZ" N'l 'p '
DclIa que Id uci cue'po.
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sEChErns MAnNNILL0SOs1 81 nsled ae

SECi,ETuS MiNiEILLGS0>g- Isl nsled aa-
sea l:.lllar fcllridah,, SIerre, fortuna. amor.
eloril y SoSlego. - listed leSua tener Ell
10 Ell 81 cJnrr"Io. i IIIcre IrIrnfar On sUs
cu.prc>aS. 81 quier. haccrSc amar, 81 quiers
>alIr Nir'Orinso en- tOd0S siIs aSuntoS Y 10
grar;l t0duS SIS dCseOS. pIdO I'M curioSo It.
eriiu, que IL SCra enriad0 gratis 4 yUel-
IL DE COrrcO. Direction ST. J. rence BoX 10
HaEana, cuba
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- NEtE>ITA EArRESS para que lev srs
pCilcaS a Ia csl.lcrjn - Gamble slS nue.
Dl"S, idblelc Il Ii"SLlcS. Teli iunO Travis
1875 y Crockett 97ii.
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81 S~ULtCIriN-hu> mIrhaclos como ayu
hlni's tie l.uJ.litrr!i. Ldiis iiu-a'UI .,r.
l-h5.
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SE NIIES.TtN ulncroS para TRAFALGAR ru
IuinLs de- ,.:Tb6n EN- Dolores. Texas. Con-
Gado de webb. BrrnOs SueldOS. bIici.aS
":.SdS, bIrn doctor, tlcada, etc. DirijanSe
Il las uTiCu.Is DC: Camel Coal Comrany,
Laredo. lPAaS. i2i5i.
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vACiS L~ECIlERAS. de venta, q precloS re-
Eonables. Los intcreSadoS puedtn oCuTrn
4 cuaIuuirra bora del Gia e inspeccionar-
las. Il la casa No. gli W. Euclid avenue.
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~ NELESIli Interchangeable cG cSpalul. De-
he ~iIiancjar utiuuIna UlTlcinod con rapidrs.
-. prcficrc mcNIcInu. l~iriil~" = JI y
.,."r IioN. 49,, Kansas City, Mo. on.
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NtntINi-Ie cScriDIr bennington No. ..
rIuv DarIia OrIrra 20 w. Commerce
| Irru!!c per Molina. N2i)
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He aqui el zafirO lanzando sus
resplandores mas ALA de la gargan-
ia de Il gruesa dana judia....
La azulada piedrecit2 dice para
81:
~ pcnSar que yo hubiera 20
dido permanecer eSt6ril en- mi at"r-
ciopeladO rstuchc en- poder de mi due
Tia primiiiyal u TODD para que?
para if a paSar an regalito de bOda
dc alguna SenOrita inSustanclal?
Como 81 las SenorItas tuvieSen ne
cesiiad de mi y de mis- cOmpaneraS
para parecer bellas a los ojos de sus
adoradoresl Como 81 la muchacha
de taller. que vueIve lozana y fresca
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considered to be the best road pcs ssh
bic to build, unless out OF concrete.
Contractor Frank is also working
full time on his end of the line, and
stumps, rocks and other obstacles are
being removed from the right-of-way
for the trail Bridges are being built
and an effort is being made to have
the road completed before the bad
weather begins In the late winter. The
intention Is to have the road built so
that spring travel can go over 1t with
out hindrancc Wherever IL Is posi-
BILE the hard surface will be given the
road this winter and then again in the
spring another Goa. of clay will be
given the road.
So much has been said in the metro
poliian papers about the bad condi-
tion of tho trail between Kcllyvllle
and Eristow that an esDecial effort
will he made to make this the best
section nf the entire Ozark trail. and
County Commissioner Bearcsley says
he wants the road completed before
he has TO retire the first OF January.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-26
News of the State

EYNN-Copper ore. which is said
to ASSAY from 2b to Al per cent cop
per. is being mined nine miles south
east of Ryan.
RNRTI .ESVIlLE Walter Null
was instantly killed Monday morning
at the pump station on the Prairie
oil & Gas Co. near Caney, where he
held the position of pumper, says the
Cofteyville journal. While attempt
ing to fix one of the defective pumps
his body was caught in the flywheel
and cut in two.
SH\WNFE-Ed Wilder, convicted
of the McComb bank robbery and
under sentence of ten years, dug thru
the brick wall Of the county jail at
Tecumseh and escaped. An Indian,
held on forgery charge, also
escaped.
DlINCtN-Charles f. Murphy, for
many years a prominent member OF
Duucan's political and social organiza-
tions, died at his home here Moncay
morning. His death followed stroke
Of paralysis. The funeral was held
at o'clock Monday afternoon.
NDA-November call bank state
ments in this city show over s2,25O,-
900 deposits, being 100000 increase
over the September call, which was
the high mark In this city's history
OKLAHOMA CITY-At least three
senators of the state are ambitious to
be president pro TEN of the senate
this winter These are w. j. Risen
Of Hooker, W. c. Board ofeOkeemah
and w. A. Chase Of Nowata. The con-
test for the honor will be friendly
but probably spirited.
pURANT - At a meeting Of the
local camp of the w. O. w. here to-
night arrangements were made Tor
the entertainment of Sovereign Com
mandcr Fraser when he visits Durant
on December IA A reception Will be
given MIR. Fraser and indications are
that Woodmen will be here from all
sections of Oklahoma.
MALESTER - Creamery butter
here has been advanced by dealers,
following an advance to As cents
pound for extras. 1t is reported that
some grocers are asking 20 cents for
choice prints, and that present prices
are liable to go higher.
OKLAHOMA CITY - Amendments
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WORK FULL TIME
ON OZARK TRAIL
Dynamite Activity Sounds Like the
Famous Battle of
Ncrdun.

World Creek County Bureau.
BRiSTOW, okla, Nov. 20. - From
the sound of the dynamite charges be,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-26
CONTRACT FOR MINE
OPERATION DRAWN
Joint Conference NJ McAlestcr Pro-
crossing Rapidly With
Its Work.
Special to The World.

Special to The World
MALESTER. Okla. Nov. 25.-The
Joint conference committe of miners
and operators which Is drafting a con-
tract for the operation of oklahoma
coal miners for the next two years.
Friday completed the work of re-
writing the general contract, includ-
ing the amendment to section 4 agreed
upon November II, and Increases the
wage scale, completed also the gers
eral rules and begun the work OF
writing detailed contracts for the va
rious mines. Several OF these have
been rewritten Several OF these have
ference will require several days next
week. II ls said. The new contract
will then be submitted to the miners
by referendum vote.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-26
Getting Ready for Christmas

BRISTOW, Okla, Nov 25.-Santa
Claus. thru his agents, the different
merchants, is making big preparations
for this seasons holidays. Practically
every merchant Ia town mas some line
line of holiday goods and is now busy
getting them on display. They ar.
adopting the slogan of 'sAop early
and one merchant places line be-
reath that and says "shoD cften''.
Plenty OF money seems to ne In owl
dcnce and the merchants bshcva they
viii have record -treuk.rg reason in
holiday goods. There seems to be
plenty of dolls, bur the pri,c Is about
twice what 1t usually was
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-26
Big Bank Deposits.
Special TO The World.

MALESTER. Nov. 25.-The SIX
banks of McAlester contain deposits
aggregating s4.746,97sS6. according
TO statements Just issued showing
their condition at the close OF busi-
ness November ia new record for
the city's financial institutions, The
highest total reported IN recent years
was $2,903.50l OF In the statements OF
January l3, 1914. on November 10.
1915, the total deposits OF McAlester
banks were S2.57t,l6SG6. showing a
gain during the past year of S2.SS5.-
1866. Individual deposits alone ex-
ceed the total deposits OF IA year ago.
the aggregate amounts in the six
banks which are held subject to
check being S2.9lS.S7S.9i.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-26
Notes From Along
the Ozark Trails
Bv +. Bee Guthrey

After conference on the subject
of immediate active promotion work
on the ozary trails, thru the highway
committee of the Chamber of Com
merce the following schedule has
been arranged for the Tulsa highway
commissioner. Beginning December
l, meeting at Henryetta at 1880 p
M. with delegates from Henryetta
Weleetka. Hoffman and Dewar.. The
writer will be met at Henryetta by a
delegation from Okemah and escort
ed to that city where a night meet
ing will be held. at which place he
will be joined by Floyd Thompson.
highway commissioner from Okla
homa City. At the Okemah meeting,
delegates from other towns will be
present. saturday. December .. there
will be a noon meeting at Okmulgee
for conference with the Okmulgee
chamber of commerce
The itinerary for the week begin
ming December will be an evening
meeting at Claremore, with represen-
tatives from that city, Catoosa, Verdi
girls and Sequoyah. A noon meeting
Tuesday at Chelsea. with representa-
tives from Foyil, Bushyhead CataIe
and Whiteoak. An evening meeting
Tuesday at Vinita, with representa-
tives from Todd, Kelso, Big Cabin and
Memo. Wednesday noon meeting at
Alton, with representatives from
Fairland. Oseuma and Bernice. Eve
ming meeting at Miami. with repre-
sentatives from Quaraw. Baxter
Springs, Dawes and ottawa. All of
the above meetings will be held along
the southern route to Springfield.
Returning Thursday by central
route. meetings will he held at Blue
jacket at 10 a. m. and at noon AT Cen
tralia with delegates from Ruby,
Miles and Sanders. Important eve
ming meeting at Nowata,> with repre-
sentatives from Coodys Bluff, Della
ware, Childers and Alluwe. Friday
noon, a meeting at Talala, and Friday
night a meeting at Collinsville, with
representatives from Elba, Guile ana
Oolagah. returning to this city FRI
day night or saturday morning OF De-
cember 9,
After preliminary meetings over the
central and southern routes, thn
writer will go over the northern ana
we stern routes via Bartlesvillc, cor
feyvile, Chetopa and Galena. the
schedule to be announced at later
date. The tour will be made in the
official car of the Tulsa Chamber or
Commerce and the writer VIII be ac-
companied by other representatives, or
that organization, including import
ant members of the Highway and
Ozark Trails committee. The pur-
pose Of the meetings will ne to slim
ulate active road building, and notify
contestants for Che official ozark
trails route, that they can only win
this great contest. and be officially
designated as the ozark trail route py
having built the best road of all COM
peting lines.
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to the nine-hour law for women are
to be asked of the coming legislature
by state Labor Commissioner w. G..
Ashton. 1t will be sought to secure
speedy remedies against employers
who violate the law and the employe
who willingly works more than the
specified hours will be subjected to
the same punishment as the employer
II the amendments shall be adopted.
Mr.. Ashton asserts that there are
instances where women are required
to work more than nine hours and are
afraid to make complaint thru fear
of discharge
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-26
How We Spent Our Lives.

We are SO years of age, and this is
how we have spent our time:
one year buttoning our collar.
Two years tying our necktie.
Seven years waiting in barber shops.
Four years looking at punk musical
comedies.
Six months sleeping.
Nine years lodging bill collectors.
Two years waiting for trains.
Three yeafs waiting for wife to get
dressed
Two years chewing tough beefsleak.
Four years looking for Jobs
Six months working.
birthday anniversary. next sunday,
celebration private. kindly omit mock
ties. socks and ickpins.-Brooklyn
Eagle.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-26

ing shot off on the new Ozark trail
being built just north of this city one
would almost be led to believe that
the battle front OF Nerdun had been
transferred to this point. Contractor
Boucher is working Il full force on this
end of the line and IL is believed that
when the ozark trail les ding into Bis
tow from the north is completed that
there will he none of 1t that will be
any better. A goodly portion of II
will nave n sand rock base with a
clay surface, which IN Oklahoma f.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-26
Athlete In the Hospital.
Ia C...L TAu..,. n,r.n,,

SAPuLrA, Okla, No", 25.--One Of
Sopulra's best players on the high
school football team, Charles Barnett
Is laid up from injuries he received
In the Okmulgec-S -Supulpa game th$ee
weeks ago. An operation was per
formed on the young man several
days ago In Tulsa for internal In
iuties aud there Is very little chances
that the young man will get to play
any moro this season.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-26

TRISTOW. Okla, Nov. -. The
boys of tnis city report a great short
age IN the pecan crop this season. All
nuiting parties so far have practically
been a failure rs there is no nuts
nearer than Little Deep Fork river
ono or two parties that have gon,
there and camped for a week or ter
days have hcen vel, repaid for uioii
12ls cents pen pound.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1916-06-23
AIM ENA

The Ladies Aid met Wednesday af
ternoon with Mrs Steffensen.
Mrs e H. Miner spent part of this
week with friends in Kalamazoo.
A. h. Chapman of Traverse City
and Mrs. Louise Thayer of Paw Paw
were callers here last Friday.
F. p. Van Wickle of York, Neb.,
was calling on old friends here Mon
day.
G. H. Smith received a visit last
week from an old time friend, Mr.
Tuttle, from Decatur.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Dyer spent Sat
urday snd Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
A, l.. Brown in Alto, Mich.
The Children's day services at the
NJ. E. church were enjoyed by large
audience.
Be sure to hear the band July in
Almena. They will serve dinner and
supper, also lunches at the Cleaner
hall to help buy some new suits. The
usual other attractions will be on the
streets day and evening.
Carl Epson of Kalamazoo visited
his friend, L. B. Hoodemaker, this
week.
Joe Swanson of Eldorado, Neb Wis
tied his friend, E. ]. Palmer, the first
of the week.
c. d. Townsend of Kalamazoo and
d. A. Townsend of Dowagiac were
callers here last Sunday.
Mrs. A. L. Atlas and family of Chi
cago are here 20 spend the vacation
months on the farm.
The funeral of Miss Bouie was held
from the Brethren church Sunday,
June Is. Burial in Almena cemetery
She was a sister of Allen Bouie and
had suffered long and painful i'll
ness.
Dent Mason, once a resident of this
place, died at the home of his son
Floyd in Oshtemo, Wednesday, June
IA. Burial in Almena cemetery. He
leaves a wife and five sons.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1916-06-23
Deep Cultivation For Potatoes.

Deep cultivation should De given the
ground planted to potatoes before the
plants make their appearance, advises
+. S. Merrill. assistant horticulturist
in the Kansas State Agricultural col
lege. This is the deepest cultivation
that should be given, as later there is
danger of injuring the roots.
Cultivation should be frequent to
keep the weeds down. One Of the most
effective tools commonly used for this
purpose is the weeder. This should be
used as often as possible until the tops
Of the plants get high enough to be in
jured by the teeth Of the weeder.
Cultivation should be continued until
the vines are large enough, so that fur
Their cultivation would mean injury to
them. points out Mr.. Merrill. At the
last cultivation dirt should be thrown
upon the hills to protect the potatoes
from the sun. If the potatoes are not
well protected from the sun q green
color appears In them, which is said to
be poisonous. This affects the quality
Of the product and produces a disagree
able taste. IL the dirt is thrown up
well on the hills not only will the grow
ing tubers be protected, but plant food
will be liberated.