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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-01

de guardia, rindiendolc parte de 10
ocurrido. Embellishments sc despa-
ch0 I'm destacamento de $50 solda-
dos americanoS para Inman q fin de
r~escatar al Cabo Sporting, cogiendo
como rehenes a tres aosacos, a 81
llegaCa a esa p~oblaci6n.
Los americanos encontraron a las
tropas del general ka!mikoff atrin-
cheraGcs cerca de Ia estacion, listos
para emplear la fuerZa contra ellos,
cuando IN mayor japones intercedio
por los cosacos detenidoS manifestan-
do, segun Sc dice, que en- el case de
hostilidades entire los americanos Y
los cosacos, las tropas japonesas en-
Inman. Sc pondrian al lado de los IL
limos. FL citado Mayor inform6 final
mente d los a~mericanrs, que el Cabo
Sporting habia sido llevado a Khabo-
rovsk, en- donde el General Kalmihoff
tenia su Quartet General.
Una demanda telegrafica Sc envIo
a Khaborovsk, pidiendo Ia entrega
del Cabo Sporting, recibicndo la res
puesta de que seria puesto en- libcr-
tad dcsde luego. Los amercanos re-
g~resaron luego a SpaSskc, lIevandosc
consigo 4 los rehencs.
Una investigation p~rcIin:ir&r del
incidente mucstra que q cabo Spe1-
ling fue azotado por los cosacos. cas-
tigo que es muy usado entire esas
tropas para los soidados ~aita&eros o
indisciplinados. FL General Kalml-
koff. a quien los amer'c&noS aqui
consideran como ell "ViIla de Siberia"
ha sido fuente de c~onstartcs distur-
bios Y d~cs6rdencs puas 81 genie Sc
distinEuc por los indiciplinada y ca
morrlsta, Y constantementc csta CO
metiendo raids y atentados rue tie
nen en- aIarma a Ia poblacion.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-01
ESTA REFORZAN-
Do SU EFECTIVO
MILITAR
Ha IIamado a las fiIas a TO-
dos los hombres de l9 a
Il anos, para Iuchar
contra los rojos

RIGA, Sophomore 30.-El gobicr-
no de Letvia ha llamado 4 las fiIas
q todos los hombres del distrito de
Riga, de % a p amos, inclusive, para
que vayan a luchar contra los bols-
hevikis. En- la region septentrionaI
de Lctvia, Sc ha hecho "a una gran
m~ovilizaci6n, pero no asi on Ia Cur
Iandia, en- donde Ia ocupaci6n aIema-
ma ha impedido que Sc llcva Z efecto
una movii:zaci6n semeiante, 81 hen
muchos volUntarios de esa provincial
estan prestando sus sarv;c.os en- ell
ejercito letvio.
La presente accion va dirigida en-
Parte contra los alemanes que Sc ha-
Ian p~osesionados de la Curlandia. pa
"a Ell case de que continuea rehusan-
dose a acatar Ia demaNda de los ALA
dos il que evacGen esos territories.
Pero segdn parece, este aumento
de tuerza del ejercito letvio. tiene
una mayor importancia Y significa-
ci6n, que IA de ser \ simple pre-
cauci6n contra los alemanes. Muchos
rumo-es circular aQui, entire otroS,
el &c que UT avaEce sobre Petrogrado
Duodc iRiciarse de IN momento a otro
y sc cree que 81 reforzamiento del
ci6rcito tiene por principal objeto
el de avudar en- esa m%aniobra. Esta
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-01
SURGIO I'm SERIO MCIDENIE ENTIRE LAS TROPAAS AlME-
RZCANAS Y LAS COSACAAS EN- la SIBERIA
In Captain y an Cabo araericanos fueron arrestados por los
cosacos, quienes ademas, azotaron al segundo y Sc
preparaban a atacar a IN destacamento americana
que fue a rescatarlos
Ell Oral. GRAVES DEMANDA UNA SATISFACTION Al
Oral. ROZANOFF, JEFF De LAS TROPAS
RUSAS EN- SIBERIA

ELADIEOSTOk, Septiembre 10
Retardado.)-E Mayor General Wi
liam S. Graves, comandante de las
fuerzas americanas en- Siberia. ha
pedido una satisfaction al General
Rozanoff. comandante de las tUopas
rusas en- la Provincial de Priamur, por
ell arreSto del Captain l.. I. Johrs,
del 27 Regimiento Y del Cabo Bcnja-
min Sperling, del 81, y por 81 u~ltraje
cometido en- Ia persona del ultimo, a
quien los cosacos a las ordencs del
General kalmikoff, propinaron una
fuerte azotaina.
Tambien sc ha iniciado una investi-
gaci6n por el alto mando japonGs a
cerca de Ia conducta lie IN ochiaI
japones en- Imam, lugar doHde Sc lie
70 a efecto ell arresto del Official y
del cabo americanos. FL incidcnte que
ocurrio ell dia 5 del actual. Sc consi-
dera como uno de los mas s%crios, Ges-
de que los aliados desembarcaroH en-
Siberia.
Los dos americanoS, encontrandose
en- uniforme y con negocios de carac-
ter Official, fueror d Inman, pobIa-
cion situada como q 10 miI!as al
norte de esta ciudad, sobre la 2cccion
del fcrrocarril guardada por tropas
chinas. Los americanos no llevaban
paSaportes ringunos, por ser cstos
~innecesarios segun convenio entire los
aliados. Cuando cl Captain y el ca
DO Sc hallaban en- el Hotel, NJ deSta-
camcnto De coSacoS penetro al cdifi-
clio Y arreSto a los dos amer canos.
alegando cue no traian consico MIN
gunos papeleS para su identification.
FL Captain Johns logro evadirsc sin
embargo teniendo para clio que subir
en- IN tren que iba en- movimicnto Y
que 10 condujo hasta Spasskc, en- don
de Sc preSento al Official americana
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I'd. Bien! No pa-
dGZCa q C%OrlSecuenCIa
de acidez en- Ell es-
tonnage, indiges-
ton 0 gases
'Pape's Diapepsin' es ell me-
jor, mas viOlento y mas Sc
guro remedio para Ell es-
tonnage. Pruebela I'd!

"Pape'S D.aDepsin" corregira en-
ciRco minutes el est0mago agrio, con
gases o cualquier2 otra irregIIaridad.
s. no lie caen bjen sus comidas,
81 10 que come !e oprime el estomago
como s. fuer- IN pedaZo de plomo 0
81 tiene p~alpitacioneS de coraZ6n, es
seHa! evidente de acideZ en- cl este
mage.
Adqu!era I'd. en- cuaIquicra drogue-
ria Il GAIA de cincuenta centavos
de "Pape's Diapepsin' Y tome una do
sis 10 mas pronto possible. No sufri-
"a I'd. eructos, retortijones causados
ror los alimentos no digeridos mez-
clados con acjdos, no Sc formaran ga
seS en- e. estomago, pa~.p!tacioneS de
coraZon, sensation de lleno, nauseas,
-erribles dolores de cabeZ2 o biliosi-
dad. Todo este desaparecera Y ade-
mas no quedaran alimenros no di-
gcridos en- el est6H.ago, los cuales
cnvanenan 81 alierco : provocan nau-
seas.
"Pape's Diapepsin" n~eutraliza los
efecros del eXceSo de acidos en- el es-
tonnage, los que provocan Ia fermen,
digestion regular.
e alivio en- cinco minutes 10 espera
en- Ia pr!mera drogueria.
Escas caias gra2des, de cincuen-
a ceatavos. gentlemen suf!c;snre
"Pape's DiapePsin' para p~reservar a
-oda IA fam;lia de las Intermediates
6e. e5t6nago, RciCcz, Indigestion,
dyspepsia. gases, palp!racio"cs de CO.
raz6n, dolores de cabczn, etc, por es-
Dac;o de varies yneses, DeberiR I'd,
teaerla sionpro en- casa, pues e. in
GispensRbie para cl hosar, (Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-01

LONDRES. Septicmbrc 3O.-Cua-
tro dlas hace cue Sc declare Ia huelCa
dc los terrocarrileros ambas parties
Sc mucstran firmes en- ~dcmandas,
sin transiguir en- 10 mas minimo. Hoy,
sin embargo, parcc.a que cl gobier-
no iba adquirierdo POGO d POGO cl
predominio en- IA ~SiCuacion.
Los c~onductorcS dc autobus ' CO.
ches, celcDraron una Iarga session hoy,
habicndosc clauSurado sin cue sc lie
CARA a una decision, respccto de Sc
cuHdar IA huelga por simpatia a los
ferrocarrileros, decision Que Sc apla-
20 para una nucva session. Los cita-
dos conductors hahian proyccJaGo
unirse a los huelguistas declarardo
la huclga c$ta nochc, pero tai movI-
micDto queda s~uSpcndido. como Sc
ha dicho. Una accion semejantc por
los obreroS de transporteS SC tOmo
hoy. aplazandose para mas tarde Ia
decision de 81 SC unen a los huel-
guistas.
A pesar del bloqueo ~provocado por
Ia huelga ferrocarrilcra, 81 Ministe-
rio de Where's ha podiLo hasta ahora
mantener una conStante distribution
de comcstibles en- toda la ciudad,
dando con clio un v~erdadero contra
golpe a la hueIga, removiendo practi-
camentc el pel!gro del hamb-e. La
capital, segun Sc estima poT los en-
Uleados del Ministerio de Where's. ha
estado recibiendo dc so q 100 por
ciento de Ia cantidad normal de pro-
visjoneS de primera necesidad, de los
districts suburbanos, haci6ndose ell
trafico por medic De camiones auto
movies. FL gobierno e~speraba hoy
repctir Ia avcntura da aver, en- que
debido d sus csfuerzos Sc logro cue
Iegara aqui el primer trcn tripula-
do por v~oluntarios. con IN cargamen-
to de comeStibles, en- So mayor parte
de pescado, de la costa oriental de
Inglaterra-
Hasta ahora cast no Sc ha hecho
nccesario echar maro de las reservas
de mercancias. Las entradas de car
ne Y harina son cast normales. Los
vegetables tambien Sc han estado re-
cibiendo en- cantidades s~uficientes.
La leche sc ha reducido a la nlitad
de IA que llegaba normalmente Y los
huevos a IN 25 por ciento de las en-
tradas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-01
LOS ESTADOS UNIDOS NO
AYUDARAN AL BLOQUEO
CONTRA RUSSIA

PARIS. Septiembrc 30.-Los Es-
tados Unjdos Sc han rehuSado nueva-
mente a unirse d la entente en- IN
hloqueo por el Pacifico contra 81 Co
bierno del Soviet Russo, h!oqueo que
actuaimcntc esta manteniendoSe por
los harcos ingIeses Y ~franceses. La
raz6n dada por el gob.erno america
no para cooperar en- dicho bloQueo,
es la de que tai accion cs contraria
a la p~olitica TRADITIONAL de los Esta-
dos Unidos.
FL efcc.,o del bIoqueo por Incla-
terra Y Fl4ncia es ell de impedir que
Sc cnvien a Ia Russia del Soviet. pro-
viSioncs dc Holanda. Dinamarca V
Suecia. Los barcos de esas naciona-
iidadcs fueron dcvueltos r~ecicntc-
mente por ,os encargados de hacer
elective cl hloqueo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-01
Observe I'd. su Sangre
Cuando lie faIta hero I'D.
ESTA EN- PELIGRO.
SUICIDE 10 MISMO QUE CON Ell
MERCURIO. CUANDO BAJA Sc
SABE CON CERTEZA QUE
HARPA INA HFLADA
De como hacer una prueba cierta del
estadc de la sangre

De como hacer M prueba cierta del
estadc de la sangre
De los ultimos anallsis hechos de
Ia sangre de las personals deblles. en-
fermas. etc, Sc dseprende que lnflnl-
dad de elias deben su lastimoso esta-
do a la falta de hero en su sangre.
La deficiercia de hero c.itorpece el
funcionamiento de TODD el ORGANISING,
d~ebilitandolo y a~gotandolo por COM
pIeto. La palidez de la cara, nervlo-
sidad. ir~ritabilidad, falta de fuerza ?
energia. para competir con las per
sonas fUertes en- la lucha por Ia vida.
son los sintomas de la naturileza
cuando la sangre empleza a debit
tarse. a co~nsccuencia de Ia falta de
hero. 81 I'd. no esta SECURE del
estado de 81 sangre, acuda a 81 me-
dico y haga que Sc Ia anallce, o blen
h2ga IA s!guiente prueba: Observe
Embellishments cuanto puede traba-
Jar o Dien caminar sin SentlrSe IA
tigado; tome dos past!llas de cinco
granos de Hero Nuxado, tres We
ces al dia, despues de las comidaS.
durante dos semanaS, paSado este
lapse de tempo vuelva a hacer la
prueba de su resistencia y Sc onven
cera de cuanto ha ganado. FL HE
RIO Nuxado enriquece Ia sangre Y crea
gl6bulos rojos, ~reconstituye los tell
dos Y en- general ponc al ORGANISING
en- magnificas condolences.
Diferentemente de las antiguas
preparedness de hero inorganico-
esta no dana nj ennegrece la denta-
dura nj trastorna las funciones del
estomago. Los fabricantes garanti-
gan los mejores re~sultados a TODD
comprador o de 10 contrario lie de-
~volveran el importe de Ia medicine.
Esta q la venta en- todas las buenas
droeueriaS. (Adv.(
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-01
R E G A L Q
MABEL

! 60 aGz : --rs5szs.-::= o---s;z asa. c.s-R
~%--Iicso, =, -z= e.rs5ea.G = reoc- a.Hci- !re=.-,-rI
3I--. - "a - pTeF1Tlc-1 E=rz-: 4cz : "a
reSI!;--cz e:e-;.vcs c. ~c-s7-:cr s,izE@--== 80
c->-o -~1c---:o ! -a-z Es-e- r;ecer elc.be..-.
Solo Yl.e III -1-Is- 7.-za -!T=ci.nenie.
H--5ttoi--. =. =fiv.c 10 cU5-U."
MurhoS r-c-.asE:es HsxCa=o= = --1c-t=a1.n
Mabel Laboratories Co., 13e Front ST
NEW YORK and EAGLE PASS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-01
Grand Whitiock sgrG Ell pr
mer embajador america
TO en- Bs!gica

WASHINGTON. Sart'cmbr, Co
MIR. Brand Whitlock, que ha-ta aho-
"a habla sido MiniStro dc los r.stados
Un:dos on BeICica, ACADIA DO scr pro-
movjdo al range de E~m6ajadoT Ame-
ricano en- csc mismo pals. d dondc
reCrcsara en- brevc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-01

WASHINGTON, Septiembre So
La hueIga fer-ocarri!era cue ha pues-
to a Ingiaterra en- una situacion tan
se-ia, ha afectado g~randemente & los
~intercscs comerciales americanos,
pues a iuzgar por los datos proper
cionados por furcionarios del depar-
tantento de established, Sc calculan en-
$40. 0O0,0O0 las p6rdidas que estan
sufriendo diariamente las empresss
de este pals.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-22

SELECT three-room apartment refer
ences required. For further informa-
ton call Maple 251S.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-22
HAY AND GRAIN

800 Rv Shells home grown winter bar
ley Tor sale has very small sprinkle
n wheat and rye In II; zoo pefSbushel;
sacked IN s. 30 hushel sacks, Y o. b.,
oklahoma city. G. NJ. Lessingcr r. r..
II, 40. g. oklahoma city.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-22

LOST Diamond ring. q, Karat Find
or return to sol HerkoNltI. Walnut
HG-O. and receive reward
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-22

LOST-A dinner ring. set with four
diamonds and one opal: lost at fair
grounds SUNDAY, liberal reward, Mrs
boSs Walnut 6s9i or Walnut 1900.
LOST scotch Collie. male. brown body.
whlto neck. license 1858. Cali Maple
~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-22
STOLEN AUTOMOBILES

STOLEN Nv Ford touring car, license
No. ss5e, engine No. 1861; recently
r'pnintcd and equipped with new style
radiator. hood. fcndcrs and three new
tires. Top las long patch just over
windshield. dent In rear body panel
Reward for its recovery. l.. " Jones
oklahoma CITY. Okla Telephone Wal.
mn. 2tii ste Wrst sttr rt.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-22

4 BEAUTIFUL registered trotter filly,
years old never been broke. can he
seen this week only>st e0lj Young Blvd.
Maple .el6-J
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-22
FURNISHED HOUSES AND
APARTMENTS FOR RENT

FURNISHED servant house gas. sink
and toilet. 1876 ~ Shartel
A GROOM furnished or uufurnished
or partly furnished apartment. garage.
Mani, itbO.J
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CATTLE AND STOCK

MANT 10 BUY baby ralvesj no lcr-
tDys wanted, ds0 Grain Exchange
llldk Walnut 1865
ron SALE-S5 sheep. AZ ewes. miles
cast >, mile south ot stop &. Norman
car. also nrli,s rumiuE 3 ,oufs. J. IL
hlllel ~ T. oklahoma Cily
tnlt SNLE- rr,sh COW Phone Welnu,
Sett.R
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-22

LADY whose husband travels. Will
share 1-room home with nice couple,
permanent. no children. 1oI East
Ninth.
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COMPLETELY furnished. three rooms
upstairs; good furniture, private en-
trance, garage. l32j West Tenth, Ma
uls g-lC
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FURNISHED ROOMS ron RENT

LARGE, nicely furnished room. mod =
ern. two blocks from fair grounds
car. close TO Fair grounds. W. Heath.
1903 j.. 9th.
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CATTLE AND STOCK

REGIlSTEREp Jersey cattle, young
stock for sale Tracy l. Robinson
r. J.. n. No. IL. Oklahoma City. Phon.
Walnut 2sil.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-22

APARTMENT. three rooms. furnished
including light, gas. water; so per
month: adults only. Call after y. m.
esSis North Hudson.
HCI SE FOR REST aud furniture for
sale NJ 6lb y, Lindsay, Maple 32ul-J.
FURNISHED room house for sale. Ma
pie S57I-R-
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

PIANO TUNING. sl.75.
Repairing. Sw.tz. Walnut ciso.J,
FINE old Mnggini violin for sale, q
bargain S9Y T. 9Th
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-22

FOR RENT-A four-room apartment;
nicely furnished Parties must buy
fnrnltnrc. AdmllA only. Mnlnnt nSll
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-22

NICELY furnished bedroom, lower brick
fiat. gentleman preferred. Nt W. 9Th
Maple esst.
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KODAKS, FILMS AND FINISHING

KODAK FILMS developed and printed
We do superior work Write for brics
list We do not sacrifice quality Tor
speed Westfnll Drug Company. Okla
hUma City.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-22

SLEEPING room, close to fair grounds
i6lO East 18th,
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST on Saturday afternoon. down
town or at fair. Topaz pin. Reward
Walnut 4Jit
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REGISTERED Porle d
Durham bulls for sale,
write for prices. Jro.
Van Groningen, Mani
tou, Okla.
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FURNITURE REPAIRED
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

For SALE--A high c'nss upright grand
piano and player cOmhlned Walnut 'aGi
or call at residence, llQ6 w 18th street
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AUTOS, VEHICLES AND
ACCESSORIES
By King


WANT automobile for so acres, Lincoln
county. WIS. i?7Oo. Otis Garrett.
kingfisher. Okla
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SEVERAL. rooms to rent 10 fair We'll
tors. 1917, n. broadway. Walnut
stun
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F1NE-ROOM house. 10 responsible
party with references. 1908 West 9Th
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LOST AND FOUND.


LOST-Gold aud pink cameo brooch IN
uptown district; return 10 80 W.
Main, reward
LOST-TRu small diamond rings. So.
reward T. ~ broadway.
LpsT-Ladles Grllen gold wrist watch.
black rlhbop strap. f2j reward Re-
tun 10 3ii Terminal Rldc
lblSr-Child gold seal ring engraved
'nuer NJ reward. Walnut }sii
LOST Folding pockc,book somewhere
between Katy depot and santa fo
depot. Contained valuable cnrdy Of
owner hut useless 20 finder ifp,tirncd
| 70 ms office will he rewarded Wit
| oklahoman
NEW tall lamp. bruckc, and license
NO. latiso. Phone Walnut 51lg.
/ l,oST-A check book Fletcher stnir
hhnk contains 5000 odd Feilowr .re-
orlnts and other valuable papers. M
& Green Care Heyln Ian.
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HAVL SEVERAL nice bedrooms TO rent
Ia visitors attending state fair. Phone
Walnut 1905 SIC u. 9Th,
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MODERN bungalow owner reserves one
Ded room With private entrance, Phone
MuIrli -ILEA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-22

FOR SALtS--l: mule colts. corn binder.
cheap wagon. plow. lister rs3cuil,ator,
good stock saddle. McCabe Barn, south
of baseball park.
The labor standard., 1919-03-01

IA motortruck expert recently made tile statement that every truck with a capacity of two tons, put into short haul freight service, saves six tons or more of steel for reconstruction work.
 Figures Prove Assertion.
 And he submits some figures to prove it. The average freight car mileage, he asserts, is only 20 miles per day, carrying an average load of 40 tons. Therefore, the daily aver age per car is 800 ton miles.
 Against this a two-ton truck oper- ated efficiently will average POO ton miles. It follows from this that four two-ton trucks will have daily car rying capacity of one freight car. But it takes only ton and half of steel to build the truck, and 25 tons to build freight car. Therefore, the four two-ton trucks will save 20 tons of steel. This equals five tons to each
The labor standard., 1919-03-01
HIGHER THAN MERE BRAVERY
ward for Assuaging the Thirst of Emperor Napoleon.

There is good story of one of Bo- aaparte's veterans, who, after the dis tribution of medals of the Legion of Honor, which he expected but did not receive, could contain himself no longer and went to the emperor to de- mand satisfaction. {,
 Do you not remember, sire," he asked, "that when we were in Egypt and you were thirsty I, alone, mad a melon, which shared with you?''
 The emperor smiled, saying, e'I thank you again, my good man, but giving a melon to thirsty man does not neces- sarily carry the cross with it.''
 The soldier broke into furious speech: And was not at Arcola, at Marengo, at Austerlitz? Did I not go to Santo Domingo and cover myself with glory in every battle? Yet you cannot remember melon! Pshaw !'
 The emperor smiled again "Why did you not tell me all that before?'' he asked. "Of course you shall have your cross"
 'tBut is it for the battles or for the melon?" the soldier demanded. Any fool can go into battle. but not every man can give melon to his general when his general is thirsty"
 Quite true," remarked the emperor, laughing, and, taking thn cross from his own breast, he pinn it to that of his old grenadier. "Let it be for the melon," he said.
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Gold PIacers Throughout
 Eastern Siberia Are Rich;
 Can Be Worked With Ease

From time immemorfa1 Siberia has been known to Russians as the Gold en Bottom," and this not without a reason.
 The great gold placers scattered throughout eastern Siberia tempted and attracted enterprising individuals for many centuries, through their rich ness and the ease with which they could be worked.
 Only the severity of the climate and lack of adequate transportation together with indifference on the part of the government prevented the Si- berian gold fields from becoming the greatest in the world
 Alluvial geld was first found in the Province of Eniseisk in 1890. After wards gold was discovered in great amounts throughout the whole prov ince. The gold is found in many cases in the sand of rivers and small streams.
 The geological formation of these deposits varies, but in many cases shows predomination of slate rocks. The thickness of gold d-bearing strata varies in places from IA feet to 21 feet, and their extent from fve-tenths to 35 miles
 The proportion of gold is also diff ferent. according to the depth of the deposit. A thin layer of alluvium. called tturf," usually covers the gold strata.
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truck. But we must also take into consideration the motive power used to pull the freight car.
 Trucks Save Steel.
 It takes 150 tons of steel to build a locomotive and it's tender. Averaging the long trains in level country and short trains in hilly country, you must allow at least one locomotive and ten- der for every 30 freight cars hauled. This adds another ton and quarter saving in steel for each truck. thus proving that each two-ton truck put into service will actually save more than the six tons of steel. Figure for yourself what tremendous saving in steel this would amount to if 100000 trucks were put into service. It would run way over the million-ton mark. And 100000 trucks are merely 9 "drop in the bucket" even when measured by passenger-car production standards.
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Popular Science Monthly.
GOLD WEATHER ENGINE CARE
Safest Plan to Drain Water From All Parts of System When Car ls
 Left for Night.

If water-cooled engine is not care fully guarded in cold weather and the water is allowed to freeze, pipes or ra- diators will break or a water jacket will crack. To prevent such damage, the safest plan is to drain the water from all parts of the system when the car is left for the night or for long time during the day. The engine may then be allowed to run a few minutes to make sure that all the water has been removed. If the car is used a great deal in cold weather 1t may be advisable to use nOnfreezing solu- tion. A mixture containing 20 per cent of denatured alcohol will freeze at ten degrees above zero; 30 per cent solution will freeze at five below zero 1; 40 per cent at 20 below, and 50 per cent at 35 below.