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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-13
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-13
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-13
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-13
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-13
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Hy1s DE Snsker gOdt, bligt Land, dyrket enr udYket med udmerkt lord,
'passende baade for Kvagavl og Frugt sa skmv til, Undertegnede for n&r-
mere Oplysnnger. Kan sarig n@vne: 100 og 100 Acres a $8, 40 Acres a
$25. Ill $40. Alt dyrket. s. TO- Is og 20 Acres Frughand, 500 til $3.50 pr.
Acre. 49, SO, 12O og $40 Acres dlvis dyrket code Huse etc, fra $40 til $100.
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-13

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-25

aZoadas, crasas. aZucaradaS, amlla-
ceas. celuloSa y mineral Sc encontro
que las espigas son mucho mas ricas
Ell aZoe quo las demaS parties. con-
frimando ash los experiments que
Sc habian hecho anteriormente. Pero
como las otras parties del tallo Sc ha-
Han tambicu provistas con
cia de dicha sustancia, con mucha
razon Sc uscoge, de preferential, esa
planta para alimento del ganado, n
pesar de que Ia potencia nutritiva sea
muy inferior en- los tallos.
FL aZdcar Sc e%nruentra especialmen
te en- las hoJas Y en- ell tallo. soore
TODD, en- la parte inferior, por 10 me-
nos en- ell .nomento en- que Sc corta
la planta verde.
La materia celulosa Sc halla tam
bien en- mas fuerte proportion en- la
parte inferior del talloE porque esta
es Ia que soporta a todas las demas
parties del vegetal. En- cuanto n los
principles inmediatns no aZoados. que
no son soluhieS en- Ell eter nj Ell ell
alcohol hirviendo. Y que estan cons
tituidos, principalmente por ell almi-
don. los eAperlmentos demostraron
que tales principles Sc hallan en- las
hojas Y en- Ia espiga, que son, en-
cambio, las Que tienen menos can't
dad de celriosa. de materials aZoadas
V de minerales.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-25
# gran cantidad de forraje.

asf una gran cantidad de forraJe.
NJ. Barr4: procedi6 para u ma
Isis tomando trece talios de mafz. Gu
yo peso total fue de dieciseis kil6sra
mos. setecientos noventa Y cinco gra
mos, dividiendo Ell conjunto en- seis
porciones, desecando cada una q una
temperature de 100 gds. centigrados
que es Ia temperature de ebullici6n
del aqua.
Tales experimentos dieron a como
Ger que ii aqua esta muy desigual-
mente ~repurtida en- Ia planta, sien
do In parte superior del tallo la mas
acuosa Y II panoja la menos.
Sc hizo luego ell analisis de las di-
versus parties de la planta, de 10 cual
result6 que los tallos f~rescos, aunque
de mayor peso, tienen menos materia
SEGA.
A~naIlzando cada n de las seis por
clones Sc VIC que las materials mine
rales Sc hal.un acumuladas en- las ho-
las V en- l.. ,Ntremidad superior de los
;allos. Mas &c IN Il por cientO de
materia mirerales o ceniZas Sc halla
acumulada en- las hojas, mas de un
catorce por ciento en- el tallo y I'm
POGO mas del 6 por ciento en- la es-
piga.
Busc6se luego la composition res
pectiva de las d~iferentes parties de Ia
planta, segun la cantidad de materia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-25

Sea cuaI fuere 81 ~resultado final
de Ia polaca en- Russia y Quien
quiera que sea 81 que este detras de
Polonia. el deseulace no puede ser "a
vorable = q Europa Central. Tai es 10
Que afirma IN c-orresponsal de SerEln'
ouien dice que mienrras que IA nueEa
conflagracion en- Europa es ooJeto de
tndiferencia para algunos pEeo!os' pA-
"a los alemanes u estan hoy 'ncapa-
citados de luchar con e. fueso, 81 Sc
extiende IA guerra hacia el Occtdente'
Ia confusion sera mayor.
La magaitud dc la emprssa es tan
Erande Gesde el punto de vista mill
tar Y poIitico. que IN AleEnania Made
cree que Polo1ia acometa sofa la m
presa. pues como dice La Franfruter
Zeitung', 81 pueblo polaco no potia ha-
berse armada tan acknowledgements, sin
Ia cooperation de II entente, Los te-
leSrau.as de Ia prensa cicen Il IA a
parici6n de IA formidable mAquina de
guerra de Pclonia. que no eNistIa en- IL
eDoca del armisticio, sc compone anora
aproXimadamente. de 100000 homores,
10 cuaI IS una De los mas aonlraS!es
prudiEioS poSterioreS q L guerra. y
IA question para muChos IS saber On
que grade Inglaterra y Francia son
individual . conjuntaments RESPONSE
bles de apoyar q Polonla y soore este
punto el mismo p~eriodico obser7a:
FL papel lie Francia ha sido ente-
rameute active. mientras que ell de In
glaterra ha sido passive. Mr.. Lloyd
George eSta enterado Re que no Sc 81
quo su consejo de que Polonia con-
cluyese Ia a con Russia. Y 81 aigo
So ha hecho en- Londres para eafrtar
.un POGO e. ardor guerrero de Polonia
aGn no Sc sabe. Por oJra parte. "a
Ia prenS1 de IA Entente = especIalmen
re Ia prensa inSleSa ha hechO CUanto
Ia podldo par dar gran importancia.
aunGue con falSaS noC!cias. = Ia Ofen-
silva bnlsheviki de IA prinavera. contra
PolonIa. para engahar aSi = "a OPT
MON p0blica. Esos inEormeS fueron
creidoS = propagados celoSamente por
los QuitoteS alemaneS de alucinaci6R
r~eaccionaria. Ultimamente Mr.. Lloyd
George, Al refsrirse q Russia. Ia de-
Clarado que e. supreme Cousejo de IA
LiEa de Naciones ha dec!di5o entrar en-
negocjaciones directas con 81 gobierno
de Moscow para IA reanudaci6H de
las relacioneS come:ciales. Y. extra
ia C~Cinc!dencia, en- ese momento CO.
memo 81 ataque de los p~oiacos.
Todayia con mas Indignation e
Guardian" de Manchester. pide que
SO de a conocer el verdadero intenro
de IA invasion poster!or que estan lie
vaEdo . cabo los p~olacos en Russia
Polonia eSt4 Gevastada por e. hambSe
y por eli Jifo, dice e. misno p~e-l6djco:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-25
Dodson ordenarIa
Ia suspension de VEN
tas del Calomel
Dice que ell calomel es mercu-
rio V actua como dinamita
sobre Ell higadO.

Dodson esta hacienda una gran
campana contra el calomel Ell e. Sur
del pals. En- todaS las droguerias
Sc ha notado una gran dismlnucion
en- las vertas de esta p~ellgrosa dro-
ga. dando todos Ia nisra raZon. que
es: 'DodSon'S Liver Tone esta re-
e~mplazandolo.
eel Calomel es peligroSo Y e. pu-
bIico 10 sabe. mientras que e. bod
sons Liver Tone eS completamente
SECURE e inofensivo Y da mejores re-
sultados," dijo I'm prominente dro-
guista de esta localidad. "Dodson's
Liver Tone" eSta garantizado en- to-
das las droguerias a donde Sc ven
de. Una botella grande vale soda
mente unos cuantos certavos Y Sc
garantizan sus resultadoS, devOlvien-
do e. importe en- case c~ontrario.
"Dodson's Liver Tone es TN re-
medic puramente vegetal. .agradable
al paladar Y completamente mofensl-
vo, tanto para los ninos como para
los sdultos. Tome una cucharada por
Ia noche V q Ia manana siguiente
Sc sentira bueno Y sano, sin rastro
de biliosidad, Golor de cabeza. est0-
naeo acido o constipation de los in
teStinos. No produce re:orcijoneS nj
otras moleStiaS como el peligroso ca
lionel. Tome una dosis de calomel
hoy V manana Sc Sentira debi! y
enfermo. No pierda IN dia de ira
6ajo. Tome "Dodson'S Liver Tone"
? Sc sentira perfectamente, fuerte Y
leno de energias y vltalidad. lAdv)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-25
iOUEN ESTA DETRAS De PO[ONA?

En- Fraac!a 81 semiofic!al diario lie
Temps, dc Paris, dice que ell p~roSraIna
polaco comprende dos ohjetos. acerca
ia los cuales sc axpresa en- estos ter
minos:
"Por una parte habfa 81 objective DO
atacar n les fuerzas b~olshevikis en- e.
r-ente polaco V oma o. material que
habia allf. Este resu!tado parcce que
Sc ha a~lcarzado. Por otra parte hanIa
eli objective dc orSan!zar IN Estado In
denendiente, l!bre do Ia domination
bolshevikt. entire Polonia y ell Sur do
Ia Russia del Soviet. y para const!tulr
este Estado Independence Poion!a ira
rs con IL Ukranta Ge Petlura. FL 60
b!erno polnco no p%retende deftn!r nj
s!cu!era ad!vinar cuAles sean las reIa-
clones que Ukranta pueoe tenec con
Ia Russia del porvenir. "Centenares &c
p~os!b!lidades nos hacen comprender,
decIa IN pollt!co polaco, que no Geoe-
mos ~fastldiarnos p~ensando 10 que suce
dera despuE&".
'Lo cue Polonia neCesita, segGH los
directories de su poltt!ca, es tener una
fronta-a IN vecino pac!f!co V poner 4
este vecino pacf3ico en- posicion de de-
sarrollar sus enorrnes recursos natura
les con ~yentaja para Europa. Como ei
AIariscal Pilsudski restaur6 Dvinsk pa
"a los letos. que cocperaron con 81 ejer-
otto polac9, de Ia niSma maner q de-
volvera Kew q los ukranianos que
cooperaran con q en- la liberacion lie
,su pals. PerIuaneciendO Tiel a estos
principles, Polonia dara un alto ejem-
plo, como Ia hecho IN gran servicio a
Europa d~errotando a los b~olshevikis en-
Uk-ania. F. resu!tado sera que 81 60
b!e-no tenga derecbo de tomar parte en-
todas las deliberac;oaeS, como prtnci-
pal interesado en- los asuntos que a
fectan sus intereses. La OCCASION est4
Dr6xiTra = p~resentarSe".
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-25

-arde la hu,a principal a marchi'at =
So y ell talro Sc hace fofo, 'nslpioo :!
POGO nutrilivo.
Para las vacas de ordena nlnguh
otro forraje es mas Appropriate pues
las que comen forraje de maiZ tlerno
nroducen IN, leche y una mantequi-
LA de buen color.
ANALYSIS UEL Al
EN- EL ESTApO VERDE
FL j.. a. Barral es Ell que
ba estudiado con mas detenimiento
las pcopiedaGes f~isiol6sicas del malz'
Dor 10 que los analisis hechos por
TAN notable uuimico merecen ser como
cidoS.
Esos estudios. adem&s de demostrar
oue 81 maiz es el alimento que mas
convene al ganado por Ia riqueZa
de sus princIpioS nuuitivos, demues-
tran Ia ventaja que Sc cbuene de su
conservatism por medic de los sl4oS,
pUes reduCIdo n menudos troZos el
talo del maiz que Sc ha de ensilar'
Sc verified una meZcla de todas sus
nartes. dando como reSultado que ma
Ga Sc pierda del tallo, como sucede
cuando Sc lie dan al ganado los tallos
enteros o POGO fraccionados, pues los
animales comen s6lamente las parties
riernas, dejalldo los trozos duros, que
son mas iiticiles de masticar Y me-
nos sabrosos al paladar, perdiendose
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-25
CROCKET AUTO LIVERY

Telsfonos Crockett 9e6, 704 1920.
Ell UNlCO S!TlO MEXICANO DE
AUTOMOBILES EN- LA CluDAD.
Carros ap~rop6sito Y G precios ra-
zonables. especiales para Bautizos,
Matrimoaios y F~unerales. $500 por
bora Para fuera de Ia ciudad, prectos
especialeS. Servicio rapido dia Y no.
che. Leon A. Martinez. Gerente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-25

Para libros en- espancI diriiase I'd.
a la Casa Editorial Lozano. 11s North
Sta. Rosa, Ave-, San Antonio, Texas.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-10

of Arizona. With a red line, linked in, he traced the road leading out of Phoe- ni-, through Florence, Tucson. Doug las, LOrdsburg, N. M., Duncan, Stafford, Globe, Springerville. Holbrook Wins low Flagstaff and across through Kingman to Needles.
 South from Needles. he linked in the road along the Colorado river to Yuma, from there running it northeast through Buckeye to Phoenix. SteppIns this off with dividers into five mile posts. he found the approximate dis tance for the course at 1920 miles.
 Putting in the natural obstacles such as washes, rivers, mountains, etc. was the next step, and the map was com plete.
 Calling a meeting of his salesmen Charlie sprang the idea and the man on them with the snap and enthusiasm that is so characteristic of him. Tie whole thing went over with bang.
 The principle of the whole thins was that with every car sale the mar making the sale was advanced cer- tain distance over the course. Smal racing cars were affixed to the map and as the man advanced in sales TOT the month has car was moved forward so many miles.
 That the race is proving a great sue cess is shown by the statement tha already one salesman has gone around the entire course twice and IS nov passing the Grand Canyon for the tnlr' time. Another is on the road be
Arizona republican., 1920-10-10
WASTE MUST BE
 ELIMINATED BY
 EVERY MOTORIST

Now, more than ever before. the oil companies are continually begging the motoring public Co he even more cco- nomical in their consumption of gas and oil. every little bit of advice whereby fuel may be saved is vel comed with open arms by motorists who wish to save themselves money and by the oil companies in the reali- zation that their product will last just that much longer" says J. A. Shaulis. sales manager of the Western Auto Supply agency.
 Tn keeping with our fixed policy that Of saving the public large per centaEes In the purchase Of auto ac- cessorics. we feel it a duty. as we'll as a nrivilcge to again call attention to fuel and oil in which the average mo- torist blindly indulges.
 T say blindly in the sense that everyone must have a lesson and find a remedy. Indeed as in all things, it seems that dire necessity is the one andronly thing that win prompt a man Co do that which he ordinarily would. do 1T he reasoned sanely.
 Experienced engineers and the better elasr of mechanics have for Ions tima past warned against the negli- gcnce which can result in expensive
  advisc. knows that the combustion chamber holds the purse strings 10 the-average mans pocket book, There are not many things upon which a man can. better afford Co economize upon than those vital parts affecting the consumption of gasoline and good oil than classified good packing and piston rings.
 That this hase gone home Co many motorists is evidenced by the heavy volume of business done by our va rious branches tn cqr;pping motors with Peerless high compression piston rings. These rings being made of one piece construction. individually cast and positively locked. afford packing for the pistons which makes them im- porvious Go leakage of either power, gas or oil. Our many months in handling this line has convinced us that there is nothing better in the market to per form this important function tn the motor Tn fact we have handlcd many makes of piston rings in ouf years Of experience. but none have given the satisfaction experienced in this line
Arizona republican., 1920-10-10

tween Springerville and Holbrook for the third time and still another is right behind him on the White Mountain road between Globe and Springerville.
 The boys are all enthusiastic. II would pay any business man inter
 ested in sales expansion to drop around to the Barret & Pottberg sales
 rooms and see how the plan is work
 ing out. And any man or woman thinking of buying a Stakeholder Is going to find courtesy shown him or her by these speedy Studebaker sales men such as they have never been shown before. Nothing reasonable in the way of comparisons demonstra- tfons. etc. for the customer is being
Arizona republican., 1920-10-10
STUDEBAkER ROAD
 RACE STIMULATES
 LOCAL JAR SALES

Road race classics appeal <just as strongly to salesmen as they do to any other profession. In fact. more sales men can be found in the ranks of the boosters for clean sports than any other class of workers
 This Chevrolet Milton Toft roadrace being staged out at the fair grounds may be a pretty good li'l race alright. but Charlie Pottberg has one on that will go il one better.
 Charlie is a firm believer in the old saying. "secretion is the better part of valor. He is always looking TOT new ideas that will boost business better business. The idea struck him Ii was race idea. A race among his salesmen on car cales. He was sure the idea would take among the boys if it were properly presented to them.
 Suiting the action to the words. Car ] lie set about and prepared large mar
Arizona republican., 1920-10-10
MATCHES DIMES AND
 DOLLARS IN TRUCK
 EECONOMY FIGURES
@ Arizona Republican, Statewide Travel Information

I6speaklng of the economy in trans portation effected by the use of trail- crx@C w. Hartranft local Utility trarRr man presents some unusualls intdkcsting figures. He says:
 "Tke business world thinks in terms of dollars. Hauling costs are generally flgurod on the basis of dollars per ton mile. Trailers are generally conceded to lover the cost per ton mile on truck hauls. but has it ever occurred to you that where cost accounting methods aresempioyed it win be found that the cost Der ton mile of trailer load will about equal in dimes the cost per ton mile of truck load in dollars?
 "tn this story we will compare the items that make up the total cost of hauling by truck and trailer. the same capacity units (truck and trailer) be- ing used in each case.
 l. Initial investment: From one to three dimes invested in trailer equip mcnt to the dollar spent on the truck will furnish you with truck and trailer each of equal capacity.
 9. Representations A dime for the trailer to the dollar on the truck.
 8. Interest from one to three dimes for trailer to the dollar for truck.
 4 Insurance. the same,
 O. Gasoline. one to one and a half dimes for extra gasoline required to pull trailer to the dollar spent on gas oline for truck itself
 6. Tires one to two dimes for trailer tires to the dollar for truck tires
 .. cost Of upkeep; A dime or less Co the dollar
 s. Drive No extra charseable tc trailer
 Q. Time Of loading md unloading on long haul this is of little con- scoucnce. on a short haul with a ma toriallwhich is slow Co load and unicad two ur more trailers to the truck vii obvidte all time which the truck nigh otherwise lose on the road, since trail CTS can be loaded and unloaded whil' the truck is on the run with loaded trailer"
 The extra investment here tn trail CTS win he amply repaid by the in croaaed amount of material which cal be delivered n the days run.
 Summarizing these statement. VI find that depending upon the size o various equipments, and relative cost of same. the per ton mile cost for trail or load may be figured at from one c two dimes against dollar for the pc ton mile cost of truck load.
 Tn other words. if t costs dolla to put ton load at given destina tion by truck alone, an extra ton coul have been pulled on a trailer for tw dimes or the. two tons delivered fO xf20. or 60 cents per ton against s1 pc ton for truck alone. Unfortunatel trailcrs cannot travel alone. hence W say that trailerized transportatio means virtually two loads for one cos SUNDAY AUTOS .. .... %. 600.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-10

From this distance. it looks very much as though the country made fa- nous by Zane Grey will be accessible to the tourist in the not far distant future A road from Durango, Colo rado. is being mapped out between that point and Flagstaff. leading across Apache and Navajo counties in this state. It will drop down from Du- rango to Shiprock in the northwestern corner of New Mexico, thence across to Caliente and down to Flagstaff The territory traversed will be the interioF of the painted desert and the Picture Cliffs-a stretch of country that not many white people get into at present
 l.. B. Sylvester. president of the Spanish Trails association making his headquarters at Monte Vista, cofurado. and also a member of the old Trails association. recently motored over this route with a party of friends, mapping and logging the entire route.
 He states that very little poor road will be encountered. a stretch of only 16 miles being hard to negotiate, and that ample road building material of excellent quality abounds along the entire course.
 It is Co be hoped that this project vill take on shape and find support that will put it across. It would open up a new country 10 the tourists who visit Arizona, besides rendering acces- sibie a rich mineral country.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-10

ton was badly cut up by the sheep. especially if the road had just received a fall of rain.
 So far the particular stretch of road to be benefited is that west from Flagstaff to Belmont which had been used a great deal by the sheepmen. new trail will be opened south of this road and the sheep will be taken over that.
 This action should be extended to the Black Canyon road and also to the Wickenburg road north from Phoenix to Prescott. Both these roads are continually cut up by cattle and sheep. and when they have passed over the roads after rain, machine is forced 10 crawl along in low for miles at a time SO rough is the going.
 That a military road connecting Phoenix with the Mexican border by way to Globe, Roosevelt, Miami. Cliff ton and Las Cruces is being consid cred by the war department and the interior department brings this pro- feet into the public eye.
 Information is being compiled by the various cities along this route to be turned over to the government. Dell M. Potter. chairman of the board oi supervisors ot Greenlee county, was re- gently in Phoenix in connection with the proposed highway. Potter having been one of the most untiring workers | on the project.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-10

The St. Louis schools sold waste paper in one year for $17,300.
 The exhaust of a nairplane motor is made wholly inaudible, it is claimed. by a new muffler of Swiss manufac- ture.
 Tn some parts of South Wales, the friends and relatives of deceased person take turns in carrying the cof- fin to the burial place.
 A large bottle, made of wood, houses a whole family at Pine Island Lake, N. H.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-10

Cooperation between the members of the Arizona Wool Growers associa- ton and the state road department IS resulting in new trails being estab- ushed for the movement of sheep. in stead Of using the main roads. In the past many road put into good condi-
Arizona republican., 1920-10-10

omitted by the salesmen. You VIII know all about a Studebaker by the time they get through with you.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-10

The remains of a fossil elephant have been found In the Chagny sands near Lyons. France.
 The Chinese are said 10 have some fruit far suerior to anything on this side of the globe.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-10
THE SHORT LINE Phoenix to Globe

VIA RAY JUNCTION, FARE $500 Lv. Phoenix A. E. By. g.: :1o a. m. Ar. Ray Junction 11:2 a, m. LV. Ray Junction 11:45 m. Ar. Globe 2:15 P. M.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-10

md Icast durable fur is said Go be tnat .of tn. rabbit while the most dur ahIc.is that of tUc seJ aln hand ottcrs and .ae wolverine
Arizona republican., 1920-10-10
South Clifton Motor Go.

G. M. HUNTER A. sEIFERT
 Accessories and Repair Work Machine Work, Welding, oil and Gas OPEN NIGHTS PHONE 54
Arizona republican., 1920-10-10
TRUCK REGULATION WILL BE SOUGHT IF
 CALIFORNIA SOLONG

BAKERSFIELD. CaL oct. 9, l92o- Especially It is probable that motor trucks win come under legislation reg ulating che load and tire width it the recent action of the supervisors of the seven counties Of southern California held Mere matcrializcs.
 It was planned gt thc session of the supcrjisors Co bring a uniform blll be- fore Tho state legislature at its next session
 Tho convention condemned excessive overlooking. and both truck and good roads men declared overlooking as both vcrv Instructive on roads and trucks and absolutely unwarranted.