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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-01-10
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-01-10
Bowels Out of Kilter?

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that leases the bowels into action
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-01-10
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-01-10

also pointed out the successful
operation of the state hail insurance
plan, and in conclusion thanked thd
members of the last session of tho
legislature, without regard to party
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-01-10
Naval Insignia Bill Passed.

Washington, Jan. 9.-The house
bill providing for distinguished
service naval insignia, similar to
that authorized for the army, was
passed today by the senate,
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1919-03-06

slate for the coming municipal cleo
ton with some of the rank and file,
said leader being in favor of the Re-
publicans annexing three of the five,
so as to have the bulge, and of giving
the Democrats the other two The
rank and file kicked, kicked long and
hard, the story goes, and informed the
leader that it was all or none for they
hadn't seen much from the present
majority for it had hired Democrat,
to wit, Thomas J. Murphy, for city
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1919-03-06

money to make it STARTS available.
Rumor, which is rife as well as nu-
merous about the city at present, is
responsible for tale that has plenty
of pep as one ingredient AS is well
known the present form of govern
ment is supposed to be non partisan.
It's nearer everything else. The Re-
publicans have. four Of the five city
offices at present, but dissatisfaction
has arisen. Recently a Republican
leader is said to have talked over the
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1919-03-06
in High Point today is homes.

the city and section have insisted that
they needed an organ for the submis-
sion of their views, likes and dislikes.
There is not Republican paper in
the city or section. And High Point,
be it known, is as near a f1fty-f1fty
town as one can find anywhere, the
Republicans have some wealthy. men
among their flock. Such being the
case the field is already here for. the
newcomer, since by far the most i'm
pOrtant thing to be cOnsdered-the
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1919-03-06

manager when one of the faithful
should have been employed
The rumor persists and will not
down that the rank and file are deter
mined to get all officers if voting that
way will do it. The activities of the
Republicans have caused many Of the
more Observant Democrats, those who
eternally keep an ear to the ground
for distant rumblings, to wonder what
sort of inspiration Chairman viii
Hays totes around in his hip pocket.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1919-03-06
orpUBLICAN PAPER FOR THIS
CITY.

High Point is to have a Republican
weekly newspaper with Walter Royal,
well-known local attorney as chief
mogul.
the Greensboro News correspond
ent picks up bit OF interesting his
tory anent the new paper:
For some time the Republicans of
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1919-03-06

Since the national leader visited
Greensboro and enthused the G.. o..
P.s as they have never been enthused
before. Democratic uneasiness= has
increased hereabouts. And even the
Democrats are noticing the change in
the spirits and beliefs of the Repub1i-
cans since Will H. came and went.
Rev. S. H. billiard of AshevilIe
preached at Wesley Memorial Church
Sunday.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-14
|El Bolcheviki Leon Trotzky le-
vantara TN ejercito para conquis-
tar a Europa G imponer SIS doc
trinas.- .--Escasez de btazos en- Cuba
CABLE A GEL IMPARCIAL"
Via w. I. and p. Tel. Co.

MADRID, Enero 14-La Reina Victoria saldra ha-
cia Iglaterra ell pr0ximo de febrero para asstir
los espOnsales de la prncesa, hija del Duque de Con
naught, antique gobernador del Dominic de Canada.
PARIS.-En Luxemburgo ha sido procamada la Re
p1bca. La Gran Duquesa Adelaide Sc ha refugiado en-
un castillo bega El movmiento seg1n nocas ha sido
paclco no habendose derramado sangre. Reina ell mas
complete orden en- ell eX ducado. y
MADRID.-El ministro de Estado de la vecina repll-
bica de Portugal yaje de regreso de Paris Lisboa
sc ha detendo aqu1 para ceebrar enrevsta Ro
Sc dice que vista de las lamenables condi
clones pollticas de Portugal Wilson desea incorporar
este pals Espana cumpendose de este modo, ell anti
quo ideal pOcO de muchos pensadores eSpaioes III
stanos que desean ell estabecimentO de estado
dual en- Europa, que lleye por nombre "Iberia."
BERNA.--Leon Trotzky, dictador de Rusia ha anun-
cadO nenci6n de levantar eiercito de tres milo
nes de hOmbres para unrse los bochevkis aemanes
conqustar Europa. Trotzky qiere imponer sus doe
trnas poticas socales todo ell continente europeo
MADRID.-El Archiduque austraco Leopoldo Saliva
dor esposa, han egado aqu1 Los prncipales per6
dicos aconsejan al gobeo que los epulse de la nacon
PARIS.-El Consejo de Guerra Interalado ha anun-
ciado su intencion dc mponer condciones mas sey$
aun Alemania. anteS de prOlongar eli pazO del Al
tcio Esto debe, seg1n parece, al reinane en-
Alemania
BERLIN.-El Dr. Karl Liebknecht principal cabecilla
de los bocheviks aemanes, que tambien llaman
partacus priSOnerO de Ebert e dctador de factO de
Alemania quien cuenta ell apoyo material moral
de los elemenos conservadores de la nac6n Sc norma
que Ebert ha ordenado e fusilamento de odos los pr
sioneros bolchevikis
HABANA.-Reina gran ansedad en- toda la isa de
Cuba motive de la de trabaadores para la
cOsecha de aZcar Tamben debe la ansiedad reinan
tie las demandaS sempre mayOres de los mecnicos que
cOnStantemente amenaZan con hue gas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-14
SERVICIO INALAMBRICO.
EnerO IA, 1919.

CIUDAD DE MEJICO. = Re
presentantes de varias poderosas
corporaciones navieras de Ingla-
terra han anunciado aquf que
pronto Sc reanudara ell servicio de
qvapores entire los puertos mejica-
nos, y la Gran Bretaila.
BERLIN. - Las fuerzas del 60
bierno han capturado los cuarte-
les de la pOlicfa despues de un
bombardeo. AL empezar ell COM
bate las tropas del gobierno dis
pararon varios tiros y esperaron
los resultados que surtfan entire
las tropas de Espartacus. Sc en-
viaron dos hombres con banderas
hlancas para demandar la rendi-
ci6n, pero los proselitos de Espar-
tacus hicieron fuego sobre estos !;
entonces las tropas del gobierno
reanudaron la lucha con mayores
brfos. Tomaron los edificios prin-
cipales, y sorprendieron muchos
prisioneros. Sc anuncia que los
,bolsheyikis han perdido cincuenta
hombres en- este eencuentro. Las
tropas del gobierno salieron ilesas.
COPENHAGUE. - Tropas bri-
tanicas han ocupado militarmente
a Dusseldorf, ciudad que habia
estado en- manos de los prosclitos
de Espartacus, segun los peri6di-
cos de Berlin. (Dusselfordff es
Una de las mas importantes ciu-
lades del Rhin, con una poblaci0n
de 100000 habitantes.)
% NORFOLK. = I'm dirigible de
Ia marina americana, tipo grande,
hizo un yuelo de Rockway Key
west. Aterriz0 en- la base naval de
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-14
PORTUGAL SERA INCORPORADO A ESPANA
El Fernirlisrno en- Puerto Rico.

No es pura nj verdadera la de-
mocracia que excluye del gobierno,
de la direction y de los negocios
lp1blicOs a una parte de la socie-
dad, con pretextos especiosos que
no resisten la crftica mas elemen-
tai, y constituyen un verdadero ul-
traje al sentido cOm1n, y ESQ aeon
tece todavfa en- los pueblos donde
no Sc han promulgado donde no
Sc practican sinceramente los dere-
chos de la mujer. Sc la mantuvo
por mucho tempo privada de la
instruction p1bulica, para afirmar
despues que carecfa de capacidad
mental, tomando en- este como ell
OtrOs muchos casOs ell efectO por
la causa. La reforma escolar de
los pueblos mas cultos demostr6
por fin que no exist1a tai diferen-
cia mental, y entonces el sofisma
Sc ampar0 de la supuesta debili-
dad ffsica, para mantener en- Sc
cuestro un derecho natural huma-
no. Y Sc di6 ell absurdo incom-
lprensible de que la madre que da
vida al hombre, que lie cuida y lie
educa en- sus primeros ailos y lie
,enseha sus principales deberes, y
la maestro que lie ilumina la men-
tie, que lie ensefa a leer y escribir
y lie instruye EN- sus deberes religio-
SOS, polfticos y sociales, no pueden
ejercer un voto que a el Sc le con
cede, y que elias mismas lie han
Iensehado a adquirir y ejercer.
/ Por ESQ ell gran democratic del
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-14
Derrota de los Bolchevikis
De Berlin, va han ernpeza-
% las conferencias de Ia paz.
300 personals artestadas
en- BuenoS Aires.

Iesta Ultima ciudad partiendo esta
Ultima ciudad partiendo esta ma
iiana hacia Brunswick, Georgia,
Ell dOnde es esperadO esta nOche.
Eel dirigible tiene una longitud de
200 pies. Lo manda ell teniente-
comandante Parker, y conduce sic
tie pasajeros. Desarrolla por ter
mino medic, una velocidad de ,64
millas por hora. Lo impulsan dos
motores gemelos.
VLADIVOSTOCK. = Los ia
poneses Sc preparan para retirar
de Manchuria y. Siberia las fuer-
Zas de reserva, 'consistentes en-
tres regimientos. La concentra-
ci0n para estos fines empezara del
diez al veinteSde febrero, y afec-
tara trienta mil hombres.
BUENOS AIRES. = Trescien-
tos agitadores y huelguistas han
sido encarcelados EN- esta ciudad
con motive de la huelga que Sc de-
clar0 en- los muelles. Ell total de
detenidos. asciende. con estos Ill
timOs sos.
PARIS. - La primsra session
efectiva del Gongfeso ID la-I az es-
! ia celebran dose hoy. pficialmen-
tie Sc ha dicho, sin embargo, que
este es solo una de la serie de con-
sultas preliminares para reafrmar
algunas bases fundamentales, que
seran luego sometidas la consi-
deraci0n de la asamblea de dele
gados de tOdas las naciones. FL
primer problema puesto sobre ell
Itapete en- esta primera reunion ha
sido eli de la representation que
tendran las diversas naciOnes en-
la primera conferencia interalia-
da.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-14

ma edad, siendo una
nina.
A los nueve ailos re-
prcsentaba el papel de
la nina de ia Pasio-
naria", y, a los trece,
tom6 parte en- "El Ma
trimonio Interino", en-
Madrid, teniendo que
ponerse de largo para
poder estar a tonO con
Ell personaje que lie ha-
bia sido encomendado.
Els la artista que, mas
joven, ha escalado en-
Espaila ell puesto de
primera actriz. Debu-
to con este caracter ell
Buenos Aires, en- la
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-14
UN HOMBRE QUE CAE DE %
METROS DE ALTURA Y, FA-
LLECE EN- Ell ACTO.

Ell dia 10 del actual ocurri0 es-
tie suceso en- una finca del seiior
Miguel Lopez Gastambide, en- ell
barrio Juan Sdnches, de Bayam6n.
Alfonso Rosado que asl Sc lla-
ma la vfctima, trabajaba en- un
cerro y cayo de el contra unas pie
draS.
La altura desde la cual Sc des-
prendi0 ell cuerpo del desdichado
RosadO era de % metros y los gol-
pes que recibi6 fueron tan graves
que lie ocasionaron instantanea
mente Ia muerte.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-14

4 De que color tiene usted los
ojos, Julia?, lie hemos pregun-
tado, una noche, mientras ella
Sc daba carmfn en- los labios ante
ell espejo de su camarfn.
-Yo misma no 10 sc, nos ha
contestado; solo sc que son oscu-
ros, negros, castaiios, verdine-
gros. No 10 sc, no 10 Sc. !.
La actriz de los ojos enigmati-
cos celebrara su benefcio con Nal
valocG, obra en- que luce todas sus
envidiables condolences de artista.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-14
DONA MARIANA DEL VALLE

En- la tarde de aver fallecio es-
ia distinguida y caritativa dana,
madre de nuestro querido amigo
y compaiiero Conrado Asenjo.
La finada contaba, a la saxon,
mas de setenta amos de edad, y
era eatimadfsima en- San Juan.
FL entierro del cadaver, ell cual
recibira sepultura en- ell cemente-
rio de San Juan, Sc verifcara esta
tardc.
AL Sr. Conrado Asenjo, en- par
ticular, y q los demas parientes de
la DANA que acaba de morir, Ell
LMPARCRIAL les da un sentidc
pesame.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-14

compaiifa de Tallavi, y de ALI pa
SO, siempre con Tallavf y siempre
como primera actriz, al teatro Es-
paiiol de Madrid, ~7donde obtuvo
grandes 6xitos en- la protagonista
de Magda y otras obras naciona-
les y extranjeras.
Tione, por tanto, la artista que
da su benefcio esta noche, una ho-
ia de seryiciOs que justifica su per-
s0nalidad artfstica, hecha al lado
de maestros tan sobresalientes CO.
mo Rosario Pine y Enrique Bo-
rras
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-14

Nuevo Mundo, que ahora esta pre-
Idicando Ell Europa al resto de los
'pueblos cultos la buena nueva de
la democracia pura, no quiso
abandonar temporalmente su gran
Republica sin recomendar antes
a su pueblo, con la mayor eficacia,
que acabe de dar en- este mismo
ano todos los derechos polfticos y
sociales a la mujer. Solo as1 po-
drfa llamarse con Hlsticia el Pre-
sidente Wilson veraadero ap6stol
de la democracia.
Su presencia en- Europa infiuira
seguramente en- los progresses del
feminismo en- aquellas regiones en-
donde adn no Sc ha planteado def
nitivamente esta question.
Por SUI parte los sucesos de la
guerra han contribuido victorio-
samente poner en- eyidencia la
obra extraOrdinaria y heroica de
la mujer y dado margen a 10 que
ella puede influir en- los destinos
futuros de la humanidad.
En- Puerto Rico tiene la propa-
ganda del feminismo una pagina
muy honrosa. Empezo no hace
todavfa dos aiios entire recelos,
dudas, vacilaciones y alguno que
otro asomo de desconfanza y de
burla = recordando acaso las du-
rezas, los actos agresiyos y
las destemplanzas con que en-
otros muchos paises, y adn
en- aquellos de n92Sor cultura y de
mas acreditada practica Ell la Vi
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-14
POR EVITAR LA MUERTE DE
UN CABALLO SUFREN CON-
TUSIONES VARIAS PER
CONAS
SONAS.

Este succso ocurri0 en- la carre-
terra central. FL chauffeur del au-
tom6vil 1903. del Gobierno Insu-
lar, quiso salvar la vida de un ca
ballo que atravesaba la carretera
en- los momentos en- que pasaba
el auto, vir6 rapidamente y cay6
dentro de una de las cunetas.
A cOnsecuencia de clio, los ocu.
pantes del vehfculo, ell sargento
de la Policia Insular L. Ramos
Torres y dos sobrinos suyos, uno
de tres a1os, sufrieron contusio,
neS.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-14
E:LI BENEFI ICI0 d esq )eGfiE
Julia Delgado Caro-.

La bella primera actriz del Mu-
nicipal celebra esta noche su Sc
rata d'onore.
Julia Delgado Caro-, hija del
gran actor cubano Pauline Delga-
do, nacio en- Guayaquil y pis6 las
tablas de la escena a muy tempra-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-14

Anadase a este que la joven ac-
triz posee una cara bellisima en-
la cual Sc destacan dos ojos de
extraordinaria llermosura que, CO.
mo algunas piedras preciosas,
cambian de color cuando a la luz
Sc lie antoja.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-14
DOS AUTOMOBILES CHOCAN
EN- UNA CALLE DE
RIO GRANDE.

En- la calle de Pimentel, de Rio
Grande, chocaron, ell dia 8, ell au'
tom6vil de Eusebio Carri0n y ell de
Manuel Sosa Olivia, resultando
ambos vehfculos con leves desper.
fectos y habiendo que lamental
desgracias personales.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-14
DON EDUARDO LARROCA

Embarc6 para Santo Domingo
ell senor Eduardo Larroca, admi-
nistrador del servicio del vapol
Marina entire Santo Domingo
y Puerto Rico.
Buen viaje.
The Washington times., 1919-12-22
Double Debut Party.

One Of the most interesting recep-
tfons Of the season will be given
jointly by Mrs. Ernest w. Roberts
The Washington times., 1919-12-22
HAPPENINGS IN SOCIETY
Lansings Dinner sts--Diplomatic
Breakfast on New Year Day

Secretary OF State and Mr$
Lansing will be hosts tonight
Il at the first Of the series OF DIM
ners in honor Of the diplomats which
they give each season. On New yea
Day they win entertain the ambassa-
dors and ministers of foreign coun.
tries and the members OF their famL
lies at breakfast, according to an
old-established custom in Washing
ton which was abandoned during the
period OF the war. .
Secretary and Mrs. Lansing Will
leave Washington Wednesday to spend
Christmas with members of the Sec
retary's family in Watertovn, N. Y.
The Ambassador of Belgium and
the Baroness de Cartier de Marchienne
will be hosts at dinner tomorrow
evening. Saturday in New York
Baron de Cartier presented decora-
tion to Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt in
recognition of her work for Belgian
relief during the war and for the part
she took in entertaining the King and
Queen Of Belgium when they were
here.
here. On Saturday night Baron and
Baroness de Cartier entertained at
dinner at the Ritz-Carlton in honor
Of NJ and Nine. Maurice Maeterlinck.
The Chilean Ambass sador and Sonora
de Matthew entertained at dinner last
evening in honor Of the Colombian
minister to Chile, Don Carlos Uribe,
who is spending a short time in WASH
ington on his way to his post in Chile.
The other guests were the Minister of
Bolivia and Nine. Calderon, the Minis
ter of Venezuela, Senior Dominica: the
Minister OF Ecuador and Sonora de
Elizalde. the Minister Of Colombia
and Nine. Urueta, Nine de Cana, and
Carlos Uribe, 3r.
Miss Crossen's Debut.
DR.. and Mrs. Henry ]. Crosson will
give q tea this afternoon at their
residence, in NJ street, to introduce
their charming daughter, Miss Mar
garet Blaine Crosson, to society. Mrs.
]. c. Ramage, Mrs. T. F. Mallen. and
Mrs. c. F. Byrne will preside at the
tea table and the hostess will be as
sisted by Mrs. r. G.. Blaine, Mrs. A. L.
Clarke, Mrs. Raymond Heiskell, Mrs.
G. f. Smiley, Mrs. r. H. Miner, Mrs.
c. A Koones, and Miss Daisy Gordon
Stewart.
The young girls in the receiving
party include Miss Theresa Crosson,
sister of the debutante, who has ar
rived from the convent at Saut-au-
Collet, Canada, where she is a student,
to spend the holidays; Miss Nancy
Lane, Miss Frances Hampson, Miss
Mona Blodgett, Miss Barrine Drake.
Miss Marcia Chaplin, Miss Betty
Grove. the Misses de Cana, Miss
Myra> Morgan, Miss Marion Drain.
ginia McKenney, Mics Agnes Scott.
and Miss Beatrice Ma1lan.
The debutante will wear . dainty
frock OF silver lace and tulle over
cloth of silver. made with the girl
ish hoop skirt now SO much in vogue.
Mrs. Crosson's gown Is Of purple vel
vet and irridescent banding. This
evening Miss Crosson and the girls of
her receiving party will attend Miss
Delphine Heyrs dance.
Double Debut Party.
One Of the most interesting recep-
tfons Of the season will be given
jointly by Mrs. Ernest w. Roberts
The Washington times., 1919-12-22
FRANCE CLANS SHARE
IN WINNING WORLD WAR

PARIS. Dec. 11-The newspaper La
victoire. In comnsnting today upea
GenArd PersAins's report that Amer
lea Won, the war. says: Tt 10 ~
necessary to soothe the public epin-
ion"
The paper points out that 0enerAi
Pershing may have been misQuoteA In
the cables. adding; Americans surely
The Washington times., 1919-12-22
STATE TO BuY MOUNTAIN

ALBANY. n Z Dec. s3.-rhe osass
Of New York 10 goinG to bag q noun
tain Comptroaier Travis has bsss
authorised TO cell bonds asgrseatiAe
S1.See.oee to purchase Mt Marcy. -
Of the htghset peaks In the Aatro
daoka.
The Washington times., 1919-12-22
THIEVES GO IN FOR COLE.

CINCINNATI, Ohio. Dec. 22.-Cin-
cfnnati thieves who want to play golf
are not going to be fooled When
they broke in q local clubhouse they
passed up several packages Of dyna-
mite and took two dozen golf balls.
The Washington times., 1919-12-22
ITALY TOLOOK OUT FOR
10000 FOE CHILDREN

ROME, Dec. 22.-Twenty thousand
Austrian children will be received in
Iatly and cared for until food condi-
tions change in Vienna and other
Austrian cities.
Senator Ciraola, president of the
italian Red Cross, said today that
applications had been received from
villages in the vicinity of Rome for
The Washington times., 1919-12-22
WHO GETS LAST WORD?

BREST. Dec. 22.-Nfne doughboys
took unto themselves Russian wives
vhfis IN Archangel and Murmansk,
sseording to Red Cross advices. None
Of the wives have yet learned English
and the husbands know no Russian.
The Washington times., 1919-12-22

more little Austrians than could be
supplied, SO that the peasants every
where were anxious to Aid the chill
dren. The italian Red Cross will
make food allowances for 1900 AUS
trian children taken into homes which
are unable to care for them With
out payment for food.
Three thousand Austrian cntioren
hare already arrived in Italy.
The Washington times., 1919-12-22

recognise that Fraaes snArsl I. -
ing victory"
II expresses the opinion sAaa g.
eral PsrsAing naturally 10 aossrvsnG
Of latitude In aA1rsssfAg his OvS
countrymen-
The Washington times., 1919-12-22
MUSIC FOR ALMSH0USE.

HARRISBURG. Pa. Dec 2z-by
cooperation Of the chamber Of COM
merce. weekly musicales win be held
At the county almshouse this winter.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1919-06-19
KEEP THE SOIL BUSY
Unless Occupied by Growing
Crop Fertility Leaches Away

Florida soils should be kept
busy. Some farmers who believe
the land should have a period of
rest at some time of the year will
not agree with this opinion ex-
pressed by G. K. McQuarf'ie Of the
University Of Florida extension
division, bat the statement is well
founded. Some lands can be ben
eftted by resting if the vacation
is applied in the right way, but
where there is as much sunshine
and rain as there is in Florida,
idle land does not rest; it goes
right ahead giving up its fertility.
This is especially true in sum-
mer. The warm sunshine and
heavy rains facilitate plant food
liberation and the surplus rain
fall carries the plant food away.
Some idea of the amount of fer
tility lost may be gained by OBJ
serving the streams. They carry
away much of the organic matter