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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-19
FLETCHER ShuO ANOCHE DE-
0lERETAa0 PARA Ii
CIDDAD De MEXICO
SFRA RtcE2ID0 F02 FL PRIMER JEFF,
VfNDSlIaHo CAaRsHlA. 4 MEDIA.
DOS De Ia SEHAHA
TcIcgrama Especial para Ia PhENSA

QUERETAKO, Fehrero 1S.-El
embaja jadcr de los Estados UnidUs,
Henry p. Fletcher, arribo 4 esta ciu-
dad. designada capital provisional dc
z repuoica por el Primer Jefe de
los Observation-Disclosures Ncnustiano Ca
Y'ranza. FrG 3alu5lado 3or var!os fur
cioGa!.ios del gobiaI2le de fact1 : una
con.ision especial nombl-.da per IA Sc
creiaria De Re!aciones EXtranie-as,
al irente de Ia cual Sc halla Candidc
Aguilar.
En- las primeras hor2s de II noche
de hoy, el enlba jador americana, acom
panado del personal de la embajada
de dos miemb:os del pr0tocolo, Sc
li6, a bordc del ml5mo caro- dorm!-
torio Ell que M hecho e! viaje des-
de Nuevo laredo, para "a ciG@ad dc
Mexico, donde ser;i rccibido por Ca
rranza 4 laediaAos lie Ia presentc Sc
mana, seglin las declaraciones oficia-
les que Sc hlcieron hoy aQui.
Carran2a estara dc regrcso de ST.
viaje :, Guadalajara rrobaD!emea:e cl
.lartes. . inmediatamante ST tr.lac!a-
"a a Ia ciu;lad DC Mckee, para esta-
i!ecer dcfinit:vaHentc su gubierno.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-19
ECUADOR C()NTESTA
1 IA NOTA DE-
PAz DEL P.
jEFE
Prngone quc sc ce!ebre .un C3ngTeSn
pan-Americana en ia Capital de
Ia Rcpublica de Uruguay
OPINa QUE DERE I0NASSE UNI LCCIHH
CtHlIaTa PARA QUE De RESNTs-
D5S fffGTlaHtETf PRACTICES

sell;cio Especial para Ia riE.N>A
WASHINGTON :'"k-cco l3-l.a
resruesta del @obicrHo Dc! F.c.!2Gor
Ia noJn pa,ifiSta del Primer Jefe,
Verustiano ''arranza, rropoae C4e sc
ce!eh-e 9ra corfercncia Pan-Amerl-
cana m ia ca2!:.!. de ia Rcpjhl:ca lie,
Uruguay, nara dr.ern7;mar Ia polit::a
Que deben desarrollar !cs paiSes dc
america imlGo$ cen respe"tc 4 IN rue
rra europea, po!itica que debe rem
der . buscar protection 4 los deere
choS de los neutrales Y al.v::r !::s
penalidades de "A guerra.
La nota del ccb;er&o del Ecuador,
que fue hevna pIh!ica hoy por "a cal-
hajada neXicana en- :sra cI:ida!, di-
ce. CT sa garte primUcnial, IL Sigulen-
te:
I'm este asunto, i2s geStione5 Dc
IN pals, emprendidas separadamente
de los Gen>&s, han rcsu!tado este-i-
les. como ha side GemcstraG0 p!eEa-
:rente. y tonaando en- cuent@ que ce-
ben esas gcstiones prodnci: los result
tados que Sc pretenIer, Sc mace re
cesario una a1ci5n conjuAta- For cs-
TO, somos dc opinion que 10 unic1
que falta cs detcrmiEar IL forpa en-
que 6ebe ton!arse Una acci@n un'da
de todos los paisC5."
"Por consiguiente, este "ob."rno
considera como punto escncial. e! que
So convoqre u un ccngreso america
10 que pueda rernirse, por ejemplo,
en- Uruguay, con cl obieto de torna"
las medidas necesarias para obcener
una re<olucl6n continental. principal
mente para Ia Garantia de los !cre-
chos ie los neutra!eS y. = scr posi-
pie, nara alivlar los rigores de Il rAe-
rra."
''Er respuesta Z su teiegrama, So
mcto II consideration de ST Exec
leacia esta proposition. ccn,o N mis-
co.rvpn;ente para obteHer resu!tadoS
efcctivamenta pTactic2s.'
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re!rqrama Especial para :, rHGNS,.

Te!rGrama Especial para - THENSA
Ell PASO, Tex, Fehrero lS.-Cu
mexicano que desert6 de las filas de
Jose Ines Salazar, ha traido q cSta
ciudaG la nUticia dc que g! nicAcio-
nado jefe revoiuconar;o esta rrn"cc-
tanGo atacar Ia plaza de CiuGad .'ua,
rez, y ha prometido sUs hombreS
que les darI an,plIas li5ertades en-
cuanto ocupe dicha plaza fronteriZa.
Tambien declare SalaZar.-se@un ci
dicho del mexicano prifugo-Que 81
encuentra a a!gIn americana de los
que hacen negoci2s cor las carreras
de caballUs, le dara m!erte II ocu-
par Ciudad JuareZ.
Los carranciStas csJdn pcrFecJa
nente prsDarados para cualQuIer even
to. nan manifestado que no temcn
cl ataque de Salazar. Fucrtcs pa
trullas recorren de dia V de noche lis
cercanias de n ciudad con objeto de
cvitar una sorpresa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-19
CAHT] Dice QUE No TONABA
PARTf En- La JUhTA De
SAN ANDRES
reIrgrama Especial para IL PRENSA.

MEXICAL!. B c. Febrero 1S.-Es-
teban Canti, comaniante militar del
Distrito norte de la Baja California,
public5 aver mas declaraciones en-
las que desmiente de una manera ter
miuante las noticias publicadas por
Ia urensa americana, refereNtes u que
envi6 un representante a Ia junta que
estSn celebrando los villistas en- San
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-19
LOS cFDHIlSTaS IFVaNTARON
IA VIZ Ii t|0gTE De YaNEGAS
IgTfRRuNPIEaGa suEyi5iE9IE Las G0kU-
hICAeIaRfS DE- Ii !INfADf
MENGG 4 iAsfGG
refearams Ispe.iA para r.s rRENSA


LAREDO, Texas, Febrero jS.--Los
nasai iercs cue llegaron lei srr, tlaen
u uoticia de que INA nartida cedii!is-
ta que opera entire Saltil!o y E&ne
vas. dinamito IN gran tramo de via
ferracarri!era II norte del seEUrGo dc
Jos puntos menci"nados, interrona-
pieadn de esq nanera las ccmua!ca-
Clones Esa noticia, segun ref;cren
los pasajeros, fue Nevada 4 Sa!tillo.
Dunto de Gonde ellos saliercn. por Ia
tripulaci6a de IN tren Ge car@a one
estvvo a punto de caer en- poder de
los cedi!listas. Dichcs revoiucionarios
relean ahora bajo Ia bander:; &c Ft.
1ix Diaz. segin sus propiaS decla
raciones, de fecha reciente.
Despues de que los cedillistas nj
cieron el destrozo de cue Sc da cuen'
ia, una partida carraneista salio de
! Sa!tillo con objeto de batirlos, ha'
/ biendose trabado un combate cuyo>
resultados Sc igncran.
Segtin algunos pasajeros. los daEo:
causados a la via por los cediliist&:
son de consideration V han de pasai
varios dias antes de que puedan rea
nudarse las comunicacioneS directa
entire Ia Ciudad dc Mexico Y esta fro:
! terra.
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UN VAPOR MERCANTE ARMAD0
SALIO DE PUERTO AMERICANA

CHARLESTON, S. c., Febrero Il.
Ell vapor mercante ingles "NOvlan ;
perteneciente Ia linea Leyland, Ear
% aver de este puerto con destIno a
o.ro dc Europa cue no Sc dio = c"':=-
Ger, que Sc halla dentro de Ia z2;:a
de guerra senalada por los almanes,
El citado vapor ingles lleva mon
tado en- su popa un canon de euatro
pulgadas.
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Andres, chihuahua.

Andres, Chihuahua.
Dice Cantu cue nj ha pensado, ri
env;ara representante alguno a Ia
asamblea vlllista "Gue esta para rcu-
nirse en- cierto punto del Estado de
Chihuahua, y que todas las notlcias
aue Sc han pubIicado sobrc el par
ticular carecen absolutamente de fun
damento.
Asi tern.ina sus declaraciones e!
gobernaGor de n Baja California
.'Yo siempre estart al lado de los &C.
biernos constituidos."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-19

tias por los paises De IN Entente.
e. presidente del Consejo hablo per
segunda vez, para hacer una defen-
sa de los terminos en- que esta redac-
tada lap rotesta enviada Alera-
ia por Ia campaaa submarine sin res
trieciones que puso en- vigor desde c
dia primero del presente mes.
La session verificada en- el Parla
mento ha sido una de las mas agita
das-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-19
.TOD0 ESTA LIST0 PARA
INTERVENE EN- CUBA
Una expedition de cinco mil hornbres ira
a desembarcar en- los puertos de 90
Santiago y la Habana
Es todavfa un misterio ei paradero del Grail
Jose Miguel Gomez.-Las fuerzas Sobiernls- |
tas Sc apoderarorl de Sancti SpirituS

II Gobierno die ilaDeG. capturado
Sancti Spiritus
HABAEA, Cuha. Febrero lS.--Una
informaci1r Fl!.!ie:.::a hoy pcr &! gr-
Dielno. ia c2en.a lie cue Ia c:adad de
Sa,cti Sricitus fuG cap.ur&ia Dor las
tropas iea!cs.
Mucha ir!portancia le ccmccId el
:yc!.er"o Z csta victat!a p2r ser S$n:-
ii Sriritus ID ciEuad natal del gene
raj G&,nc2 y sar una de las querlcs
TabelJcs dccian estar muy hen defen-
tid2s.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-19
LOS FRANCHISES TAMRIEN o.
TIENEN TRIUNF9S
scrvicio Especial para Ia PRESSA

scrvicio Especial para Ia PRESSA
PARIS, F'ebrero 1S.-Eas tropas
francesas invadieron una secci6n de
trincheras alemanas cerca del bosque
de Lepretare y 81 bien no pudieron to-
nIarlos, en- cambio causaron grandes
destrozos en- elias. En- el resto sdei
frente de hatalia har tenido lugar
rluchos encuentros entire las fueizas
QHe hacen servicio de vigilancia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-19
|(S |NGIESES CONSOLIDATION Las
POSIC;|ONES C(NQUISIADAS AN1iER
En- Russia EN- Francia han segusdo obtenle1
do triunfos los aliados

tidos de blanco. peaetl6 en- las posi-
clones rusas cerca de Kochawa, pero
fuc obiigado abandorarlas despues
de corta lucha. En- los Carpatos los
rusos sorprcndiercn a los alemanes
encargados de defender una posici6n
n sureste Ge Khorna."
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rIjERON HECHAZADOS LOS ALE
NAMES In Ell kltENTE
ORIENTAL
Srr,;,.;n E,Dfrtil para LA pnENSA

scrr;cio Especial para LA pEENSA
PETROGRAD, Febrero 1S--En los
sieuiertes terminos est. concebido el
informe Official publicado hoy por el
Ministerio de Ia Guerra:
"Un destacamento de alemanes yes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-19
SIGUEN SALIENDO VAPORES DE
NUEFA YORK PARA EUROPA :

NUEVA YORK, Febrero 1s.-Ayet
zarparon de este puerto cor destinS
Europa varios grandes vapores
Dos de ellos, ell "Alonquin"8y el "Ciu-
dad de Puebla," son barcos america
nos en- los cuales van pasajeros ame-
ricancs sus tripulaciones y CONAN
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-19
SALAzAR CON NIL H0IiDRES, ESTA ENTIRE
COLUMBUS YEL PASO
Confirmase que ell citado jefe revo!ucionario
Sc encuentra cerca de la linea divisoria
Ha a,nenazado con atacar Ciudad JuaTez y ma
Tar los americanos que encuentre

mes capturados en- lin rancho cercano
al pueblo de Hachita, Nueyo Mexico.
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No Sc sabe todaYia donde este Jos
Miguel Gomez

Hasta Ia fecha, y se@un las noti-
cias llegadas Ae Cuba, s:&ue sIendc
IN miste9;o el raradero del genera,
Jose Miguel Conc.
For Eolicias ccnfi&2ncialea rccibt:ia,i
en- faentrs rartitpi2res Sc Sabe g"e
dentro de bccos dias ei Dr.. Zayas, en-
Suya representation tom6 e! "nand5
de las tropas cl general Gomez. lar
ARA una procIama cedleniole e! nan
do absolute 4 :ste : pcnieado &C Ina
nanera compicta 4! fIemte dc IL 81
tuaci6n. !A.creg2sc qUe cua2do 90
me-: Sc halle colUtado en- Ia! roslcloA
Sc dec!arar;a dictaGor, por todo e
tempo que ia situacidn militar 10 re
quiera asi
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serr:cio Especial para ~ PRENSA.


WASHINGTON, Fehrero lS-La
intervention americana en Cuba SC
considera Inevitable. {! Presidcntc
wilson ha estado cstudiando seramel
e cl asunto. basinGose en- los Gasoi
cnv;aGos por ei Ministro de los Esta-
dos Unidos en- Ia 1sla, cuyos dates, Sc
g;il. Sc dice, son de Ia mas alacman-
te HaturaleEa.
Sin embargo, de una naancra off
cial Sc ha deciarado cue nc sc dara
n:ngtln paso ni!itar sino hasta cue
Sc considere abSolutamcnte neces&No.
Pero a pesar de eSa declaraciGn, t.
dos los planes para IA intervenci%a
har sido ultimadcs. De acucrd2 con
escs planes, una fuerAa de cmcc En!
lombres doberi s&lrr para Cuba el:
In momento dado y, segun sc sane,
el general Funston ha desiEnaco E2
A las tropas que ieben formar Ia cs-
eeulclCn UIlS Us i!ISHtN'S ~ N-S'''
porte estan va iistos, lin de caMbl&l
las tropas 10 mas raDiG"mente DcSI-
bic 4 Nueva Orleans.
Los proyeetos del Estado Mayor
acerca lie n intervention consisten eE
ciividir la iucTza expedicionaTis Gil
dos parties, una de las cuales :ieseG.-
5arcara en- la Hahana y otra en- San
tiago. Sin embargo, 81 el %o9!erno
dc Menocal demuestra cue puele do
miclr la situaci0n Ell el puerto &c ~
IIabaua, t2do el lesemharcuc So nara
ell Santiago. POGO probable SO con
sidera que Menoca! siga Dominance
IN Ha0ana, pues !" diaric i!ega1 no
ticlas de comp!cts fragHados en- ii "a
dicha capital az Cab%, y Sc saoe tam
!.ier uuc el cabircte SC E1lestra ca4a
vez mas peslHlista Y desecso de trail
sar con los reheldes.
No Sc sabe todaria donde este jose
Miguel Gomez
Hasta la fecha, segun las ncti-
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Pasa D Ia "a. pIana, col. "a.
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70 ADVERTISERS

We guarantee LA PRENSA has lsrgef
etrculation than any other mexican news
paper in the United ltstes.
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Cpnsccs este5 ss.s .i.,ros CD espsEol
i..usci, E. is;zaao, COS Doloresa Ss. Sar
brtcnio. Texas. Su- ca.sa es IL na3 bsrats
<i0'
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No hay mucho entusiaSmo Ell eI
Carnaval

CarDaSaI
Hoy dieron principle las fiest&s !s!
Carnayal. A.nQpe las cal!es se Tls'on
p;et6ricas de ccncurrencia aUn caan
do Sc tenian preParados festej2s cs-
plendidos, el carnaval del preSente
ano no es tan entusiaStico como en
otras epccas COMO M sido usual en-
Madrid.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-20

army such wanted needed by the volunteer
system; the point having been the
patriotic saturated equality spirit. declines
10 be the goat"
Congress might we'll take notice of this condition
and quit without further parley. The senate has. so
far and the house should stand by the president who
probably about much about the needs o. the
army and and about the mental attitude Of the
country those "vons' down the capitol build
ing many OF whom still trying TO cinch the pro-
German back home. If the nation goes to
the very devil.
To stand by the president" than to pass
a budget. It also pass a man budget.
and capable OF being made up and maintained. To
build up army Of a million men, filling the ranks Of
the regular army, the national guard. and then half
million volunteer infantry. with FIVE times as
many dereIics-"slackers-ef behind calls not alone
for patriotism the part of those who enlist. but
super patriotism. and that is asking for than the
conditions, savage they require.
Let congress stand by the president and give him the
draft that he asks. that the board recommends
the draft that patriotic justice requires that the
try needs. and the draft that only 'slackers' fear
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-20
STAND BY THE PRESIDENT WITH MEN AS
WELL AS MONEY

Something remarkably incongruous turks beneath
the action of military affairs committee of the
lower house of congress in its unfavorabe report on
the army compulsory service bill. After the remark
able ease with which both houses appropriated that
$4,000 war chest either house to attempt
now % minimize the effectiveness of the expenditure. by
still insisting upon any sort of volunteer army plan,
is ridiculous.
one might almost think a consideration of this
action that the dsembodied spirit of the Great Ma
poeon remonetzed had been lobbying about the COM
uittee rooms our federal lower house 1t Ma
poeon who the essentials of successful
warfare are: First. money second money; and, third
money Napoleon is to stand accused Of this
outrage he that he also said:
"I,ng the money the cooperation Of every available
subject everyone that all doing their
part; equipped drilled and presenting mighty display
force with the power back -ths fourth essential
absorhs the other three"
Il may explain sonie~ nat what the little corporal
meant when he said God Is always the side of the
heaviest 5attauons' lie may been constituting
and His influence the psychological effect which
the heaviest battaons" upon the enemy. 1t is
army and fully manned navy that the United States
stands in need q There will liberal response
the supplying Of that $1,000 100000 OF We
need an army modified injustice upon that
basis of equality which Napoleon must have meant;
where the patriot lighting the battles of the
sackers and the yellow in the latter is submerged
talk a volunteer system recruiting the army
at this time. the disastrous experience of England
fresh before a lesson this supplemented by
the logic Of injustice puts those congressman who
favor such system the bold HmeHght willingness
% place discount on patriotism and premium on
treason.
We do not treason. OF course. in the legal
sense. only moral what ought be, the self
conscious sense. The OF intelligence ought
realize that any Stacking that mpedes the prOgress
the government recruiting and maintenance OF
army in a crisis like this one. is anording aid
and comfort 10 the enemy. though overt act
against his own government has been committed by
him; overt act, mean, save crimes Of omis-
and commission synonymous
To milden a little. il might be said that the house
proposed volunteer BILL planned substituted for
the compulsory universal service bill. puts a premium
on derects and throws patriotism TO the dogs They
say. give the of the country chance to
show their patriotism by volunteering. yes but they
add as they should and aford the 'slackers
chance 10 grow rich while the patriotic night their
battles" The president right this point The
spirit justice and equality is abroad in the
and douotful. very doubtful, If they will set
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The Stars incline. but do not compel
HOROSCOPE
FRIDAY. April 90. 1917.

The morning Of this day should
be fairly fortunate. Venus. Jupiter
and the sun are in benefic aspect.
while Mars rules strongly for evil.
There is sign read as sinister
for the relations OF men and women.
especially those in high place. Wash
ington and New York are under a
rule that presages disagreements.
scandals and even treachery where
husbands and wives are concerned.
Scandals may be numerous as the
summer advances.
This should be "A lucky day for
women, especially those who follow
any artistic pursuit Actresses, sing
ers and writer's should be fortunate
Jupiter gives promise of unexpect-
ed prosperity in certain lines OF
trade.
The sway is exceedingly good for
politicians and statesmen, who will
gain public acclaim: but they are
warned OF sudden changes of senti-
ment, subtle influences that will be
troublesome and opposition from u y
expected sources.
Astrologers declare that while the
United States may be often close to
war and even in a belligerent at
titude there will not be a serious
state Of conflict. June will be a SER
ious time, however.
The greatest danger of the spring
may arise from internal troubles
and disorders in the United States.
Railway accidents or loss through
railways again is foretold for the
spring and summer.
Religious hysteria. foretold at the
beginning of the year will prevail
in many places. but New York city
will be the scene Of extraordinary ex-
element.
Owing TO the fact that the kaiser's
Uranus is on the mid-heaven of the
former car and close TO the place
of his sun, the stars appear TO in
dictate that secret German influences
will react on the kaiser. who will suf-
fer in loss of health more than in
loss of power. Persons whose birth
date ii is may have an active but
rather troublesome year.
Children born on this day are like
ly TO be rash. headstrong and hard
to manage. These subjects Of Aries
have strong Taurus traits and are
often determined and stubborn.
Copyright, 1910
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hklmgs and Thmklngs
BY Wex Jones

points independent exhibits depn-
de and an exh
If OF
Cabbage quoted a a -
a o
at
Shows do
most gives Of
planting after abb
Hindenburg
o a
the modiste who
you feels skip
dovno some
MISUNDERSTANDING.
than
of them or
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-20
AIRPLANE SHEPHERDS

sheep
His ranch is a big one. big that ordinary herders
have unable patrol it properly. 1t takes three
or four days it horseback. Last year two
thousand hundred sheep strayed off and were lost
proposes locate his sheep in the roundup
in exactly way that general locates the
emys guns IN the battle front He will use powerful
arpane equipped with wireless apparatus The aviator
fly advance of the herders and pack trains and
will indicate where hocks by dropping smoke
bombs and sending out radio messages. The messages
received 10y station installed motor truck
Thus the simple shepherd u tradition becomes an
aviator. The primitive of caings becomes the
most modern The oldest occupation in the world is
com of scientific inventions The
pastoral music that shepherds supposed to make
according to the classic poets the of
gas engine exhaust What next?
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@@z&f&4Zr
APRIL %, 1917.
A FLAG STRIKE.

The employees Of a silk factory in Paterson, " j..
went on strike the other day because the American
fag was not displayed at the plant. They had served
notice in the morning they wouldn't work without
flag and gave the superintendent until to pro-
duce one Noon came and starry banner. So all
the men and women quit. The management promptly
ordered nne. big silk flag from New York, and the
next day every body cheerfuly went back to work.
This gives us new light Paterson. y ]. That city
has been known. rightly or wrongly the American
stronghold Of anarchism.
Are the anarchists really patriotic citizens? Or has
anarchsu died out the dawn of national crisis !?
whiteyer the answer that little flag strike a good
omen the nation.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-20

Peas can be planted as soon as
the ground can be worked in the
spring. as they are not easily in
jured by light frosts. The seeds come
in early and late varieties, the early
seeds being smooth and the late
wrinkled. By selecting these varie-
ties and planting seeds every 10 DAYS
or two weeks until warm weather
sets in, your garden will produce
fresh peas for a long period during
the growing season.
Recommended early brands Of
peas are Alaska, First and Best. and
Gradus. These are all ground peas.
not requiring supports. Later varie-
ties. which must be supported with
brush. strings stretched between
stakes, or chicken wire, are Cham
pion of England. Telephone and
Prize Taker
Plant seeds two or three inches
deep. II is well 20 plant double rows
six inches apart the middle space
being used for the supports. A space
Of three or four feet should sep
arate these pairs Of rows.
Beans should not be planted un-
til danger Of frost is over. String
beans and lima beans grow on low
bushes or on elm bling vines. YOU
can get either variety. For a con-
tinuous supply plant every 10 DAYS
(never more than two inches deep
bush beans, three or four inches
apart and climbing, or pole beans
in hills four or FIVE feet apart.
For pole beans plant eight or ten
seeds in each hill and thin 10 three
or four when the plants come up
The poles, FIVE Of six feet long.
should be fairly fixed in the centers
OF the hills. Have two rows Of hills
and slanting the poles so that each
set OF four may be tied together at
the top for mutual support, In
dian tepee fashion.
Beets are an early spring crop.
being safely planted when the dan
ger OF frost is past. Sown thickly in
rows one foot apart they should he
later thinned 10 stand three or four
inches apart. Three paintings viii
give a continuous supply.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-20
TIE MAN WITH THE HOE.

The centuries weighted his shoulders
Gin Markham's compassionate phrase):
lie looked around, but regarded the ground
With a senle and v6cuous
He seemed. he hacked az the jimson.
In the of the plying bard
As shriyeled old snome who dead IN his dome,
And up against Fate mighty
But often all mistaken
However hard-headed and bright
And though admit that this shames is a bit.
It's seldom that poets right
For these the days when potatoes
Are worth some five hundred a
And John u. himself soon won't have much pef
AS the stolid stunned man the hoe!
The masters, the lords and the rulers
OF all these terrestrial
May have slanted this brow to the shape holds
And weakened and withered hands.
But If they have sharpened his wisdom
To such a prehensle degree.
That the with the hoe is the he dough.
1 wish they would persecute