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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-14
QUE TERM,
NO EN- RISA

Aver al medic dia, en- Ia esqulna
de las Gales Concrete V Laredo Tue
atrooellado I'm c~!clista por IN auto
movii, habiendo resultado con algUnos
golp1s contusos sin importaEcla 81
individuo que montaba Ia biclcleta.
e. accidente tuvo I'm fin chusco por-
cue al caer ell ciciista, que era un
hombre. de regular edad. empez6 a
lamar grandes woes, alarmando a las
personals que transitaban por las ca
Hes mencionadas Y a todas las QUE
Sc encontrahan dentro de las t!enIas
inmedietas. Fran tan lastimosos los
gritos de, cicl!sta, que TODD mundo
creia que la; ruedas del auto le ha-
bian ocasionado heridas gravisimas;
pero apeaas repUesto de su espanto Sc
par5 ell hombre que solo sufrlo ras-
pones en- las menoS Y Il que otro
golpe confuse. 4! Yer e.tO los curlosos
O. 10 redeaban lie preguntaron que por
que habia lanzado gritos tan desespe-
radios a 10 que resoondio 81 que para
detener al automovil. Esto produIo
Is hilaridad general Y Ia genie tomo a
guasa ell atropellamiento.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-14
EXHIBlCICNES CINEMATOGRAFI
CAS- EN- LA ESCUELA No. S

Manana a las siete de Ia aochc dara
principle una exhibition de vistas CT
nematograficas en- le Escuela Nava-
rro, cue es Ia marcada con e. NUNS
70 ocho. sta en- la e5quina de las ca
lies Pacos V San Fernando. La eX-
hibicion Sc hara baio los auspicios
de Ia Association de Madrss de dicha
escue!a V Sc cobrara por admission,
cinco centavos por las personals mayo
res Y TN centavo por los ninos que
tcngan mencs de doce amos.
Concurrira al e]spectaculo eli pcrso-
nal de tropa dc un escuadron de avia-
cion de los cuarteies en- e. Kelly Field.
E. professor Katherenger fo-mari un
club Click" para los iovenes Y con
tai motive habra una fiesta que pro-
mete estar muy lucida.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-14
CINCO SOLDADOS HERIDOS EN-
IN CHOQUE

Aver a la una de Ia madTugada. cn
la cuadra numero 300 de IA Gale
Austin fue alcanzado un jltney en- Ell
que viajaban cinco soliados por otro
automovil que caminaba detras Il toda
velocidad, prodIciendose vi choque
del que resultaron heridos los cinco
soldados que. ocupahan e. "jiIney" y
Allie Cornelius que era ell chauffeur
que 10 ~n.anejaba. Los primercs fue-
ron conducidos a. hospital militar del
Fucrte Sam Houston para que ALI Sc
les atendiara ror los medicos del es-
tablecimiento, en- cuanto al chauffeur
fue conducido 2 IL asa numero I2i
de la calle Burleson donde tiene es-
tablecida su Residential. El chauffeur
que guiaba el automovil que ocasio-
no La d~esgracia escape sin que pudle-
ra saberse el nimero de su automo-
vii.
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Permisos para Fincar

Jno. Grams. $4,000 en- Ia construction de
una casa para tiendn en- el nunero 59I de IA
Gale E. Concrete.
Alfred Kunz. $4,000 en- agregav m Guar
TO a In casa ndmero 62t6 de Ia Gale Fenlan.
Santos Cadena. reparaeiones por ralor De
s2o.o 90 en- ia casa numcro 1859 dc Ia cali"
Ceballos.
Guss Meekent. reparacicnes po- va!or de
$4,000 en- Ia casa nImero 1881 de Ia Gale
Moekest
Guss Menger. reparaciones poc ra!or lie
$500 en- Ia casa ndmero 1885 de IL caile San
Jacinto.
Missionary obiatte Fathers. 100000 Zen
y.ce nstrair Il. casa nimero 1874 de la cailc
Gl-den.
C. A. Barry. Preparedness por valor dc
$4,000 en la casa nimero $40 de 10 Gale
Sesuin.
Marta Pae-. $500 G en- Preparedness a IA
casa udme-o 1877 de la Gallo State.
F. W. Loves:, $4,000 en- aE-egar dos Guar
.os a Ia casa numero 1875 de Denver Boulc-
ward.
apmo4CZ scardl cmfwyp shrdlu fwyp undo
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-14
Ell AUMEMTO DE SUELDOS 4
LOS GENDARES NONTADGS

Aver Sc notified a los gendarmes
montados que soiicitaron aumento
en- sus salaries, que no Sc resolveria ei
punto sine hasta e. ~jue-es ror Ia tar
de, desrues de cue Sc verificara la
iunta de Comisionados, por ser clos
los que terian qre resoiver e asur-
TO de acuerdo con cl Mayor Bell,
Dichos geadarme= no han desistido de
sus propositos, pues consideran que
el sueldo cue Sc les paga no les oas-
ia para SIS necesiIades ' la manu-
tencior de sus ca5ai.os.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-14
~DESBOCADO

POGO despues de las doce de Ia nocne
del lunes tuvo lugar TN accldente
en- cue fue victima un meXlcano que
atravesaba en- un express, las Was de!
patro del %ferroearril I. & G. n. por "a
avenida Lake View. Como en- los pre-
cisos momentos en- que cruzaba los
relies Sc aproximaba s:lbando una 10
comotora. Sc e5panto Y dssboco el ca
ballo a co~nsecaencia de 20 cual el Co
chero fue arroiado a gran dlstaacla
recibiendo varios goloes. En- las oficl-
mas dc IL p~clicia Sc two coHoc'mien-
to de este s~ccidente Y so nando a
agente Pugh para que fuera a reco-
ger al herido y 10 envisra a! hospital
de Ia ciudad; pero ciando lego el
guardian del order al iugar indicado
va el cochero habia desaparecido sin
poderse averiguar nj su nomore nj Ia
direction de So casa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-14
DIECINUEVE Personals ARIES
TADAS

4 diecin3eve assemble el numero
de los arrestos pcacticados por los de-
t&ctives de IA escuadra contra el vic!o
Ia noche del lunes a. martss. Sels
muieres fueron conslgnadas al depar-
tamento de c~linica, dos acusadaS de
regeatar casaS de mala nota, tres in
dividuos 2 disposition de las autorida-
dss fedc7ales V ocho por r~iosacion a
los articulos tres Y cuatro del regla-
mento de policia. Ell Juez de Policla
Buckley q quicn fueron consignados
todos los detenidos sentencio q una
mujer a pagan 10000 de multa. q
otra 4 agar $500 Y cuatro fueron
multadas en- $500.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-14
Sc OUEBRC UNA PIERNA

Fue grande ell numero de las des-
gracias que courtroom durante Ell
dia de aver, pies adenas de los hume
rosos academies lie que damos 6en-
Ia en- otro lugar, en- Ia esquina de las
GALES Navarro Y Market, Sc registro
a las 12.55, bora en- que, al dar vuelta
a la Gale, Sc voice IN automovil en-
que vaiaba T. L. Moore, que reside
en- la casa numero 1117 de Virginia
Boulevard quien result6 con una pier
na ouebrada. Ell herido fue recogido
en- la ambulancia de policia Y paso
al hospital de Ia cildad para 81 cura-
ci6n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-14
Resistro Civil
LICENCIAS DE MATRIIoN1o.

L1CENCIAS DE MATRIMoNIo.
Alfonso Fsrias Cano y Esther Benavide..
Carlos Rodriguez y Felipa Soria.
Leandro Nuncio y Esperanto Herrera
Jose Msrfs Martinez y Elena Elvira Ra-
mos.
Damaso Cara y Nargarita Maritime
Pedro s:Rrtinez y Paula de Ia Cruz.
Domnri Sarchichn y Clemencia Rivera.
Luis Cardenas y Onesina QuinteTo.
Celestino Lim6n c Isidra Rodriguez.
DEFUNCIoNES.
Juana r. de Ortiz. SO amos, $40 Gale zaca-
tecas.
Isabel de Ia Cara. cinco dias. ll5 Gale
OaS.
Pedro Ramirez. q amos. 1872 Gale Guada-
lupe.
Carmen CabalIerc, un ano 26 dias, Cement
vile. barrio numerc cuatro.
Diana Cortas. Go amos. sl2 Gale San Luis.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-14
LES RECOGIERON WHISkEY Y
CERVEZA

FL detective Martin Arambu!a a.
rrcst6 aver en- Ia ~madrugada a trs
individa0s por haber encontrado en-
su poder dos cajas de botellas de
whiskey Y una GAIA de cerveza alco-
holizada. Los tres ~su.ietos menciona-
dos scgun Sc supp estaban venGiendo
desdc hace tempo bebidas embria-
gantes las Que Sc hacian pagan a muy
buen precio. Los detenidos fueron
consignodos a las a~utoridades fede~
rales que los ju2garan por volacion
a las leyes contra ell alcoholismo que
rigen actualmente en- ell Estado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-14
FUE MORDIDo Per UN PERRO

Luis Sanmiguelr radicado en- Ia ca
So numero go de Ia Gale sur FRO,
saminaba por. Ia Gale aver a Ia 1.55
.. m. V al llegar a Ia esquina de las
de Arsenal Y Flores fu6 mordido por
I'm psrro que possen los duehos de
una casa de, rumbo, Sanmiguel Sc
cuejo en- Ia estacion central de poll
cia V sc mando al agente motociclista
Shacklett a decir = les duenos del can
que 10 encer-ara-. V 10 tuvieran en-
observation para aber 81 esta rabio-
so.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-14
Ferrocaryileyos
Mexiconos.

Va es tempo Re pcncr eI prac-
.ica las MOBILES asDiracioHes cue to-
do ouen mexicaHo ia tenido STEM
pre-. de instruirse sabiamente en- 10
concernieute d sus diferentes labo-
res.
Los libros que forn?aa LA b.
BLIOTECA DEL FERROCARRl-
LERO MEAICANO" le fa%cilitaran
toda informaci6n0 que :" relaclone
COZ ST. trabajo.
.Ahora Sc ofrecen al Grem!o Me-
CAMEO los primeros librcs, la Lo-
comotora Mallet Compound Articu-
lada'. "El Compressor de -Aire
Compond.' Gstos Sc mandarin a
cualquiec pate de Mexico 0 &c los
Estados Unidos, al recibo dc giro
postal dc Si.25, por cada tho, mo-
media americana, libre dc porte.
Recorte este aEuncio ahora MS
nc. pongalo en- sobre con 81 NOM
bre Y direction y mandelo a CAR
LOS II. ACEVEDO, =. 0. Box 81,
Indio. California, =. S. A. y a
vue!ta de corrco recibira folleto y
fotografias interesantes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-14
ROBAR

Aver a "a una de l. madrugada, e!
gendarme Feoroosc encontr0 FORBADE
Ia cerradura de una tienda one Ven
de articulos De segunda mano Y que
esta eStablccida en- Ia casa n&maro
sos de Ia Gale ". Concrete. Los Ia
drones habian penetrate a 6!cho es-
tab!ec:miento; pero huyeron sin con-
sumar su hazana porque Sc dleron
cuenta Dc ia arroXimac!5n del gsHdar-
NE Febroose.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-14
CAMBIo De CONSULTcRIO

Ell senior Dr.. S. II. A7plewhi:e. hi czH1o:s-
do su consultorio medico. dc IL BoJiea San
Pedro 4 Ia Bet:ca dc IA C=mpan2 Re! Drag
S.orc>. situata ct !. ~cscu;na de las Gales
Bceaavista : Santa Rosa, er donGc disper-
sara .oGo genc-o dc nceac;oEc5 n So NUM-
rosa ~.Iienteia. dc quiea esnc-a scs.;-sc viea-
DO patroc:uaGo. 4 8. consultorio pucce rlE-
ma-scie po- los ~;e!cioros Crockett $50 ;
Crockee: 4I5I y a su Residential pcr el Gro
rk.tt o2ST. Adv.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-14
INFORDIACI0N LOCAL
LLEGADA DE UN CADANER

Aver lego l csta ciudad e! cadaver
del senior E5piridi0n Mendoza, de 26
amos de cdad. que murio ahogado en-
e. pueblo de England, Arkansas. Los
restos de dicho senior fueron recibidos
en- la estaciGa del ~ferrocarril por los
miembros de Ia farilia del finado,
que Sc cncargaron de darle sepultura-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-14
ESTADO DEL TEMPO

En- San Antonio y sGs alrededores Sc es-
pcra para hoy ara temperature maxima
comprendiia entire Q. y 100 grades.
Sc espera que dn-snte el dia habra algu-
nos nublados y Sc considera probable que
llueva.
Aver marco e. term6ne.-o. a Ia soE'tra,
Is siSui-ates temperatmxI:
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D6jese listed de sufrir.
Ne impOrta quc ian

dc>2ieEt2Gorn pnena
IL su condicion ac-
:uaL: ell canine de Ia
ss 8 rSta alberto pa
"a ID.
Los caSOS crcniceS
', liamadOS rOmGnmen
&c .'ircuratlcS" cas-!
SiemDre ccden q los
Darart.!oSOs trafa-
niertcS oS;ec1aticos-
no euro: Catarro,
Constipation. Enter
mrGaces SerW0SaS,
de los Intesunos, de
10 RihoncS, PARALYSIS,
insomnia y otras mu-
chaS GrIcuc.GS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-14

Nlies DE crfermcs hun sanado con mis-
traramientos: no hav rez6a nara que I'd.
ylaa sufriendo. EXAl;ES GRATIS.
Dir A. RIOJAS aL.AHEZ. 0:trbFata.
HoraG: de . a. IT. q I =. M. claEiameHG-
Los Dor,;rgos de 9 n. N. I - n.
us Prudential Life Bldg. Contra esqu'na
de l. Casa de Co7tcl SaE Antonio. Texas
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] 80. : c

p L L ] S D E Y z 2 y D A Y
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
United States. Canada, Mexico, Cubs, Puer'
to Rico. Panama. and the Philipins
Islands
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DIARIO POPULAR INDEPENDIENTE
PRECIOS De SUBSCRIPTION

Eli los Estados Unidos. Mexico. CanaGs
Cuba, Puerto R:co. Panama. y Lar
iSlas Fihpia.s:
Trench and camp., 1918-02-20
Personal TESTIMONY


Here is some personal teSti-
m0ny regarding the benefits Of
military life.
A soldier I'm one Of the camps
writes: These have been the
best two months Of my life. Doing
q Job right Ia becoming second ma
ture to MS I'm camp. We must
keep our kits and utensils just so,
or we hear from the officers.
Cleanliness is compulsory. Peace
win return millions Of men with
whom sanitary living IL . passion.
/ believe the habit of clean living
and clean thinking surely Will
stick with most Of us after the
war;"
And o soldiers brother writes:
ssMy brother enlisted in the Quar-
termaster's Corps and was given
general assignment. The training
OF course, has improved him won
derfuIly. But he has been bene-
fitted i'm another way. For years
he worked as . draughtsman.
When they found that out at his
camp they put him In the map
making room and In the short
time he has been there he has
learned more things about plans
and maps than he would have
learned I'm years at his old job"
Trench and camp., 1918-02-20
Furloughs win Not Be Cut
to Keep Soldiers OF Trains

-
No curtailment OF furloughs to SOL
diers In the camps and cantonments
is contemplated by the War Depart
ment, Notwithstanding the sugges-
tions from amateur directors general
of the railroads OF the country.
Writing to Director General Of
Railroads McAdoo, several persons
called attention to the fact that large
numbers of soldiers were seen on
every train and that IL these soldiers
were kept of the trains 1t would go
long way toward solving the pas
senger traffic problem.
Mr.. McAdoo promptly replied that
he had no intention of taking any
step that would interfere in any way
with the furlough privileges OF men
in uniform. He informed his cor
respondents that NO soldier was given
q furlough who had not rendered
good and satisfactory service and
that his presence on a train meant
that he was q good soldier.
A great many Of the furloughs
were granted men who were on the
eve of departure for "Ovef There, !"
said Mr.. McAdoo, and the soldiers
were travelling to their homes to be
with their families before leaving on
the journey from which some may
not return.
Trench and camp., 1918-02-20
NO NOT WASTE FOOD

Although American soldiers are
urged to eat ell they want. they are
likewise adjured not TO waste food.
A little waste on the part Of one sol
der, he may think, does not amount
to much. but If all the soldiers In
the training camps did the same the
ouanttty would mount up into tons.
For instance, 10 cpe OF the camps
seven gallons of good chocolate. five
gallons Of milk. four big pans OF
broken bread and great quantity
of hash were gathered M in one
company mess shack after meal
Multiply this by the number Of COM
panies in all the camps and you have
tremendous waste.
Trench and camp., 1918-02-20
FRANCE NOT "BLED WHITE

Notwithstanding frequent, en-
phatic denials, the rumor still per-
sists that France has been bled
white" Undoubtedly this false re-
port was Made in Germany" The
TACT OF the matter, rs stated by
Premier Clemenceau, ts that France
has 1900, ,0OO modified men who
are working behind the lines and I'll
necessary they will 50 back to the
'front.'"
Trench and camp., 1918-02-20

@&a
What British aSiatoEs call ''Flau-
~ Onions" constitute the latest de-
iSs introduced into the war by the
|RSfn11ns.
SSeAking Oh them Major w. 4.
stohob, Of the Royal flying Corps,
!fhe Huns have q new device now
ith which they try to pnnefve Brit
d2H airnen. We cali these flaming
Rhtons,' The onions are shot upward
from some kind Of moftHr, the in
'3entiofl being to direct them imme-
Uiately into the path Of our advan-
cling platoonG OF aviatof9.
ssa 81 do not know how they are made
Ebf managed, but II bunch Of them
ARE fred at you while you are flying
t16ver the enemy lines the first thing
you see is a big cluster OF six OF
Eeight Whirling balls Of FIRE coming at
Ek6d from below. They rise very
/ l$apidly-As fast as shfApne1. The
Bomb on exploding releases these
fETusters Of fire balls, which instantly
Burst into flame. They all rotate
fFapidly, giving of flames so that each
6f the balls seems TO have q potential
diameter of i've or six fest of fire.
4'he whole cluster has an apparent
radius about as great as the spread
6f an airplane from tip to tip.
p 6The Huns manage to shoot these
NHiONs' to o considerable altitude,
ind the allied fiers, when they see q
+ bunch coming, have to dodge them or
huck them as best they can by side
Slipping, diving, swerving suddenly
Or looping the loop.
Trench and camp., 1918-02-20
PRIVATE MOUNT OWNERS SAD

The order forbidding the trans
porting Of private mounts owned By
American officers to France has
caused q lot Of disappointment. Many
Of the ofNcefs have become greatly
attached to their horses and besides
this Neverance Of friendships the or
der means the mastering Of new
mounts.
Trench and camp., 1918-02-20
A mNf TARGET

German Gunner, bOmbardiAg
church ii France-"I hate to bloV
up a house Of worship, but, since y
is hethg used for Red Cross purpose9,
H1p@ destroy IL. The big Red Cfoe1
on Il makes . Ane target"
Trench and camp., 1918-02-20

= A FIRST MORNING IN CAMP
Recruit: "Say, sergeant, where do
I wash"
Sergeant: "Oh, anywhere where
you are dirty."-The Tattlef.
Trench and camp., 1918-02-20
THREE MONTHS OF TRAINING
WILL MAXI A HISTORIAN OUT
OF THE BEST OF THEM.

"You certainly have . fotten
voice" crltkclzed th4 solder ~ h6
swished under the shower.
Over ON the bench the singer
looked no from his effort to get into
his socks without touching his bare
feet TO the concrete.
"Don't sOb," he advised. II never
saw you spending any Of your good
money to hear Tettraxzfni."
Trench and camp., 1918-02-20
THEY WANf THE NEWS

After Writing gouf letter h4n1A
soass yours i1i Tn; f,sn. 81 Ps sn7 az cs S
KSWs a6oSt y6wf eamE
Trench and camp., 1918-02-20

Any NAN WHO HAS HUNTED
4 SHOP-HUNGRY WIFE IN Il BIG
STORE ON 4 BARGAIN DAY
KNOWS HOW 4 SOLDIER FEELS
WHO WANTS TO GET Il COMB
our OF HIS DUFFLE-BAG.
Trench and camp., 1918-02-20

There are q lot Of birds in this
world who never would be heard II
they didn't use crash towels.
Trench and camp., 1918-02-20

Several new at YeNso~Nt station
h0vs agreed that the ideas of some of
the manufacturers of army uniforms
ore as fdntdstic as the illustrations on q
salmon con.
Trench and camp., 1918-02-20

As to shoes and disto sisi0Ns-if they
are rot right IL don't t0ke loSg TO sOe0g.
theSw through iW the army.
Trench and camp., 1918-02-20

And there was the mess sergeant
who received o case Of bad oranges
and wrote the grocer asking for .
change Of venue.
Trench and camp., 1918-02-20
TO THE OIL HEATER.

TO DATE NO COURT-MARTIALls
HAVE BEEN RECORDED AS SIT
TING ON THE CASE OF A SOL
DER WHO FAILED TO RESPOND
TO A MESS CALL.
Trench and camp., 1918-02-20
ONE SET OF SHOWERS MAKES
THE WHOLE COMPANY KIN.

Several mem at yeNso~Nt station
h0vs agreed that the ideas of some of
the manufacturers of army uniforms
ore as fdntdstic as the illustrations on q
salmon con.
Eph Lusk, a private. says that
when he used to get tired he dropped
in and had drink OF soda. Now,
when the tired feeling comes some
one yells Double Time"
Hiatt, who's theYe~ From the guard.
"YoW eoXld neVer guess in O million
years" come the reply.
He was passed.
There are a lot of fellows In the
army with marital intentions who
are thinking seriously OF the old say
ing: "If you can't build good fire
you'll never make good husband"
READING SOME OF THE ARMY
MANUALS BRINGS BACK HUCK
FINN'S RESUME OF PILGRIMS
PROGRESS.
TT WAS INTERESTING BUT
TOUGH"
Don't erowd
Too close
TO THE OIL HEATER.
TO DATE NO COURT-MARTIALS
HAVE BEEN RECORDED AS SIT.
TING ON THE CASE OF A 6OLr
DER WHO FAILED TO RESPOND
TO A MESS CALL.
A-
As to shoes and disbo sissONs-tf they
are rot right IL don't t0ke l0.g TO sDsog
tkeSw through iM the army. !.
And there yves the mess sergeant
who received . case Of bad oranges
and wrote the grocer asking for .
change Of venue.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-12
The BEET SUGAR CAMPAIGN

rlign for larger bect-sugar
Nau In 1915 has been begun by
I'"a administration. Apart from
Immediate increase sought IN
'' such a development will bring
'.Hhnnt Improvement to our agri-
.'' Next to live stock the sugar
''l ia probably the most valuable in
.'''. IN She Improvement OF farm
Ihe worlds highest yields Of
cereals ana other grains date from
ne introduction Of rational sugar
.'' culture Sugar beets call fhr
'P blowing heavy manurng and
''.2 wedding When introduced into
'armer's rotation they break up
nara subsoil left by other crops
ieave tho ground rich In fertility,
'",'h ~ available. for grain. clover
'' other following crops The sugar
facilitates the removal OF stones,
.iNpS and other obstacles TO cult
aNoh' calls for better farm imple-
,'hE returns TO the soil large duan-
''es OF humus and mineral plant food,
'"Nes market product largely from
, atmosphere, Increases the total
u OF the farm decreases the~bossi-
.l'ueS or crop failure and shows bet
yer wages and more wealth for people
,u beet-ralslng section II food sev-
s uid nothing more than turn the
shtion OF our farmers TO live stock
" q, sugar beets, II would be we'll worth
=. 'he effort required 20 make war
Time adIustmenta
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-12

In the weather forecast for this sec
ton during the next =. hours More
snow and probably liltlc warmer Is
the best the weather bureau offers
The entire plains states area nom
the Mississippi river TO the hocky
mountains and from tho pakot0s TO
tho Rio Grande Ia experiencing
the most severe weather Of tho winter
! following "a blizzard that ended this
morning after piling up huge dfItts OF
snow Record Tow temperature were
reported TN Texas md seasons records
at many points in The section
tOur deaths have been report TED and
numerous cities ana towns are suffer-
| ing from a fuel shortage
| Both wire and train cOmmuuiDd-
tons were greatly llmpcrcd by the
storm The mercury stood at IL de-
gree< below zero lt Kansas Ciiy at
! 1880 last night. with IA minimum Of
| 10 TO IS degrees below forecast bttuIe
morning A. Spriuuipld, Mo h was
IA below: at bes Moines Iowa Is
below, and et Charles city. Iowa o
/ below. Points around these cities re-
| ported slightly higher temperatures,
! but the bclow-IerO weather az lar as
/ far south aH oklahoma city ana Fort
smith. Ark both ~ which places re-
ported below Wichita, Kan, had
/ 8 below AT tlf1t time; North Platte 10
/ below. Dodge Cli, kan. Q below, but
lat Denver the mercury STOOD az zero.
Kansas has 5otn warned 10 expect
! 20 below temperature by morning.
| Topeka reported a ma Xtnlum tcmptrt-
/ ture OF 9 below today, the Coldest day
reau has beun established there.
/ sp,ttb Cputpr with drgt,pg 70 low.