The Goliad Weekly Guard. (Goliad, Tex.), Vol. 59, No. 46, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 18, 1915 Page: 2 of 12
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SUBMARINES HAVE BEEN ’SURVIVORS OF EMDEN '
POULTRY NOTES
DISABLED BY STORM
STILL AFLOAT
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CHOOSING AN INCUBATOR
discontinued and will not be
re-
sumed for several weeks.
Austin, Texas —The Senate bill
in the morning. They will heat up
fluctuation of
tilation, excessive
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USURY BILL CAUSE
OF MUCH DEBATE
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Motor Service
May Be Resumed.
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is temporary.
than to fill up the remaining space spasmodic colic, retention of wine
Starving people refuse relief of usually make.
Representatives
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wholesale b
ly during cold weather to prevent British flag all the way from New
SPECIAL RATES
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forty members of the crew of the
Emden, underl command of Lieut-
possible chilling, which is always
injurious. Finally, the eggs in
each machine should be from fowls
of the same general type, as mixed
and all intestinal pains in horses,
but does not bind up the secre-
tions.
Edward’s Colic Remedy is pre-
pared from a prescription by Dr.
Burby, the well-known and famed
veterinarian of San Antonio. The
remedy is not distasteful to the
animal and consequently is not
difficult to administer. It is sold
Washington, D. C. —Assurance
that the Jewish population of Pal-
estine “enjoy perfect safety,” was
given in an official communica-
tion from Constantinople dated
March 2, made public here by the
Turkisch embassy.
Sackett, Spencer, Middleton and
Veach all spoke for the measure-
Representative Hill spoke against
the measure.
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According to Berlin newspapers
received here, an official celebra-
tion of the one hundredth anniver-
sary of the birth of the late Prince
von Bismarck has been ordered by
the Minister of Public Instruction.
Bismark was born April 1, 1815,
and died July 30, 1898.
If the world doesn’t understand
a man it calls him a crank.
A wise youth passes up the doil
and marries a girl who can broil
a steak.
Handsome is as handsome does
—and the handsome women usual-
ly does as she pleases.
York, although Captain Dow de-
clared that he stood ready to “run
up any flag from the emblem of
Ireland to the stars and stripes.
Men From German cruiser Re-
ported In Indian Ocean.
Gossip is a deadly gas that is of-
ten fatal to friendships.
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PEACEFUL COUNTRY HAS
HARD ROW TO HOE
Crippled Submersibles Are Sight-
ed In The North Sea.
Mail Orders Filled Promptly *
Intelligently and with every Economy
Liverpool. — Crawling through
the darkness and with her lights
out in order to avoid being seen
CITRUS. CANKER WILL
BE ERADICATED.
The City of Mexico faces anar-
chy almost beyond modern concep
tion.
LAND TENANT BILL HAS
BEEN SIGNED.
Will Make Cheap Alcohol For
Motor Fuel.
CITY OF MEXICO IS
FACING ANARCHY.
NORWAY HAS SUBSTI-
TUTE FOR GASOLINE
Peaceful Country Hs Hard Row
To Hoe.
NO MOTOR BUSSES NOW
IN BERLIN.
AUSTRALIA PROHIBITS
LEATHER EXPORTS.
Panama Canal Partly Closed By
Slide of Earth.
Address
San Antonio Typesetting Co.
317 Navarro Street
- San Antonio, Texas
New Spring Stocks are in.
Millinery, Ready-to-wear
- - - and Dress Goods
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Beligerent Nations Must Pay Cash
In Advance.
JEWS IN PALESTINE
ENJOY SAFETY.
“The Finest Department Store in the South
The Wolff & Marx Co.
San Antonio, Texas
/ Amsterdam. The. Telegfaph
says it learns that all the motor
bus services in Berlin, have ceased
but that the companies believe the
prohibition against their running
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p i. 2,
the Cunard liner Lusitania reach-
ed this port.
The Lusitania, which carried
475 passengers, ailed under the
best results from holding the tem-
perature at 102% degrees during
the first week, 103 degrees the
second week, 10312 degrees the
third week, and 104 to 105 degrees
when the chicks are hatching.
The machine should be running
evenly at the required heat before
the eggs are put in. When ready
waste from wood pulp and cellu-
lose, which heretofore has run
off into sewers polluting the riv-
ers and poisohing fish. This waste
lye, it is found, can be made to
produce alcohol at a cost of 25
cents a gallon, as against the price
of 35 cents for gasoline. It is said
if this process were fully devel-
oped Norway could produce five
or six million gallons of motor al-
cohol a year, and thus become
practically independent of gaso-
line.
The increased demand for mo-
tor fuel here, which has excited
some comment in England because
of the suspicion that the imports
from the United States were being
reshipped into Germany, is due
largely to the increasing number
of motor boats used for freight,
passengers and fishing along the
fjords and straits of the Norwe-
gian coast. Owing to the few rail-
roads in the country, automobile
traffic has also increased enor-
mously. Motors are now used for
the delivery of even rural mail.
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the San Antonio
Fish are wise. They begin busi-
ness on a small scale.
Any old thing that goes against
the grain of a porcupine gets the
worst of it.
WONDERFUL COLIC REMEDY
A Remedy That Does Not Contain
Any Opiate
Edward’s Colic Remedy is one
remedy for flatulent and spas-
modic colic that does not conflict
with any law for it contains no
opium. It relieves flatulent and
them, their torpedoes evidently
having been exhausted.
Travelers arriving here from
Berlin state that Emperor William
visited the German admirality a
few days ago and had a long con-
ference with Admiral von Tirpitz,
and that the emperor has abandon-
ed his plan to visit the naval bases
to inspect the returning submar-
l ines.
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Austin, Texas.—The House re-
fused to engross the Nabour’s bill
to prohibit usury by a vote of 53
to 58. It was the only measure
that caused any debate. Repre-
sentative Nabours in speaking for
his bill declared that it would do
the farmers and poor people of
Texas more good than any other
measure proposed this session. He
declared that many banks are vio-
lating the law’ of usury and are
charging all the way from 15 to
115 per cent interest on small
loans and that the small loans are
the kind which the tenant farmers-
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They commandeered the Aysha
and sailed away. From that time
their movements are in doubt.
A Manila report stated that the
crew of the Aysha had captured
a collier on which they mounted
two Maxium guns, presumably
brought from the Emden, and has
been making raids on commerce.
Ministry of Marine announced
On December 18 the French
that the enxiliary cruiser Empress
of Japan had captured the collier
Tokio,— The Japanese Steamer
merchant ships returning from the Luzon Maru, hailing from Moji, re- •
North Sea report having sighted ports that the schooner Aysha still
two or three German submarines is active in the Indian Ocean. Th.
Christiana.—Seeking indepen-
dence from the United States in
the matter of gasoline supply,
Norwegian chemists are trying to
produce a cheap fuel for motor
fuel.
Already a method has been dis-
Austin, Texas— Governor Fer-
guson signed the land tenant bill.
But the Governor, although it was
his pet measure and the first plat-
form demand to be given recog-
nition by the Legislature, examin-
en it carefully before affixing his
signature. " There was no ceremo-
ny attached to the signing of the
bill. The Governor was alone. He
just signed it, and sent it to the
Secretary of State for record.
“The bill is all right” was the
only comment made by the Gover-
nor after signing he bill.
of Great Britain and her allies.
There have been several conflic- .
ting reports regarding the schoon
er Aysha, When the German
canker which has been doing great
damage in South Texas was sign-
ed by the Governor. The appro-
priation is now available as the bill
carried the emergency clause.
The Governor also signed House
bill conferring concurrent juris-
diction on the two criminal dis-
trict of Dallas County with the
Dallas County court at law7 in the
trial of misdemeanor cases. The
bill is now in effect, having carri-
ed the emergency clause.
Ed. C. Jungkind, 111 Ave. C, San
Drug Co. and manufactured by
Antonio, Texas. If your dealer
does not handle it, will be sent
postpaid for fifty cents.
PACKERS’REQUIRE
CASH FOR MEAT
London.— England anticipates
taking possession of Constantino-
ple about March 29. The great
ocean liners formerly in New’ York
service is due to the use of more
of them as transports for the ex-
peditionary arm. It is probable
that when Constantinople is occu-
uLed by the allied armies, Syrmma,
the chief city and seaport in Asia-
tic Turkey, will also be taken by
the allied fleets and occupied by
English and French forces.
Washinton, D. C. —Exportation
of leather from Australia has been
prohibited except on consent of
the trade minister, according to a
cablegram received at the Depart-
ment of Commerce, from Consul
General Skinner in London.
The consul general at Christian-
ia cabled that Norway had placed
an embargo on copper and brass
plates, bars, bolts, spikes, nails,
pipes and foundry pieces.
the submarines and their crews cruiser Emden was sunk by the
has been so great, it is said, that Australian cruiser Sydney in the
the underwater warfare has been Indian Ocean. November 10, some
appropriated $5,000 for the sup-
place the tray of eggs in position pression and eradication of citrus
Panama,-—The Panama Canal
has been closed to all but the light-
er draft ships by a slide of earth
from the top of the Culebra Cut,
at a point north of Gold Hill. A
further slide is probable, but not
serious but no tie-up is expected.
The channel is sufficient for nav
igation by ships with a draft of
twenty feet. At one point the
channel is very narrow. It is not
likely that ships of 30-foot draft
will be able to pass through the
canal until the middle of next
week.
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ereasingly precarious . She is in
the dead center of the conflict.
Thus she is forced to maintain a
.triple neutrality—Political, finan-
cial and economic.
ENGLAND EXPECT CITY
WILL FALL EASILY
e 2secjaoe gc
umemm
lots from Leghorns and Bantams,
for instance, do not hatch evenly.
Virtually all modern incubators
are self-regulating, so far as tem-
perature is concerned, and when
once adjusted will maintain the
proper degree of heat, unless the
temperature of the room fluc-
tuates violently. The proper in-
cubating temperature, as indicat-
ed by the thermometer, varies ac-
cording to the location of the lat-
ter. When the bulb is suspended
at the level of the top of the eggs,
the temperature should average
103 degrees for the entire three
weeks, running slightly higher at
hatching time.
Some operators prefer to keep
the temperature at this point con-
tinuously. The writer has had
Switzerland suffers as much as it
she were at war, she hears it good-
temperedly. Life at Berne goes
on much as before. There are no
tourists, but then Berne never was
a popular tourist center, as the ab-
sence of a Cook’s office testifies.
The young persons one meets in
the street carrying skis and alpen-
stocks are Swiss—sign that the
Swiss have begun to cultivate their
mountains in the winter time.
There being no business in the
plain to occupy them this year,
professional men and merchants,
untouched by the mobilization
have betaken themselves to the
heights. Thus the season has not
been a pure disaster to those who
live by it.
“Spobt Hotels” are still open,
while the train panted through
the falling snow to Berne one saw
the gleam of lights from hotels
placed far above. None the less,
the crisis is real. If it continues,
those pleasant summer touring
grounds frequented by the Anglo-
Saxon and the German will feel
the pinch of famine.
Wheat is another matter of
prime importance. The war has
stopped supplies by way of Am-
sterdam and the Rhine, Russia
and Rumania. And now Italy,
the Swiss say, is stopping cargoes
at Genoa—-a clear proof, is it not,
that she is influenced by England?
And scarcely a day passes without
some evidence of friction. -
And yet the better informed ack-
nowledge the English considera-
tion in the matter. Obviously, if
Italy enters the fiery circle of the
___ war the plight of Switzerland is a
Abandoned But great deal worse. She will be en-
closed by an issueless w all compos
ed of France and Italy, Germany
and Austria. Her position is in-
disabled by a heavy storm and crew of the Aysha feign to be ship-
steaming slowly for their base, wrecked, attempting by this means
Advices received here from Ber-
lin say it is admitted there that the
German submarine warfare again-
st English shipping has been a
complete failure. The strain on
byprowling German submarines, covered by a young chemist for
utilizing the sulphite lye in the
Possibly about the best advice
one can give in this connection is
about as follows: Visit a number
of successful poultry plants in
your neighborhood and ascertain
what particular incubator has giv-
en the greatest degree of satisfac-
tion.
Then secure a machine of that
make, because it has shown: that
it will hatch well under the con-
ditions existing in your locality
and you will be able to obtain help
from experienced operators if
anything goes wrong.
Having purchased the incubator
plan to give it a fair chance to
do its best work. If it reaches you
in a crate, unpack it with care and
set it up in exact accordance w ith
the accompanying sheet of instruc-
tions. Study this carefully. Do
not attempt to assemble the va-
rious parts without knowing ex-
actly where each goes and what
it is for. The manufacturer prob-
ably knows best, so follow his di-
rections and conduct experiments
at a later date.
Place the machine in a room
where there is free ventilation, a
fairly even temperature and con-
siderable moisture. Sluggish ven-
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LINOTYPE WORK
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A Berlin dispatch, February 9,
said the Aysha had reached Hod-
eida, Arabia, where the members
of the crew’ w ere given an enthusi-
astic reception by the Turkish
troops.
with those of doubtful quality.
The egg cost per chick will be less
than in the former case, and there
will be a smaller proportion of
weaklings, which are of little or
no value, anyway. •\
Hatching eggs should be secured,
from well-matured, healthy, vigor-
ous breeding birds, which insures
strength in the chicks. They
should be of good size, not abnor-
mally large, since the chicks will
. be be larger and heavier when
hatched and 'will usually retain
this advantage over those from
small eggs until maturity is reach-
ed. They should be of good shape
and free from serious imperfec-
tions in shell, as such appear to
hatch better than those which are
very round, extremely pointed, or
have ridged or mottled shells.
They should be fresh, as hatchabil-
ity decreses steadily with age.
They should be collected frequent-
Copenhagen. — Scandinavian
Berne, Switzerland. — Though
The captains of the vessels that enant von Muecke, escaped,
sighted the disabled submarines [ These men were members of a
reported that the German craft landing party which was on Cocos
made no attempt to approaci Island at the time of the battle.
Chicago.—-Chicago packers an-
nounced that they would ship no
more meat to Europe unless pay-
ment in full, in cash was made in
advance.
This was the only defense left
it was stated, against,’ enormous
losses as a result of Great Britain’s
holding cargoes of perishable
meats en route for Copenhagen
and other neutral ports. The
packers have now $8,000,000
worth of their product tied up in
British admiralty courts and fear
that the cargoes will spoil before
a decision is rendered.
Alfred Urion, attorney for Ar-
mour & Company, is in London,
where he has been appealing daily
to the courts for a decision re-
garding the cargoes held.
room temperature and bone-dry
air will adversely affect results.
The machine should not be placed
in a direct draft, since the lamp
will give trouble under such con-
ditions.
, Set the machine level to secure
even temperature in all parts of
the egg chamber. Then run it for
a few’ days before putting the eggs
in it so that the proper care of
the lamp and the adjustment of
the regulating device may be
, learned. After these points have
been worked out, and only then,
the eggs may be put in.
Selected Eggs Hatch Best
Now, a word about eggs of pro-
per quality. Big hatches of sturdy
, chicks are to be secured only
through the use of selected eggs.
Better to operate the machine two-
thirds full of really good eggs
Any man can start a woman
talking but no man can stop her.
An old bachelor says that matri-
mony is the best cooking school.
Some men’s idea of pleasure is
to do the things they can’t afford
to do.
The average man displays a lot
of enthusiasm when he gets a
chance to talk about himself. 1
A girl never fully appreciates a
young man until some other girl
tries to get a corner on his affec-
tions.
during the day and give opportun-
ity to make any regulator adjust-
ments before bedtime, arrives.
When the eggs are placed in the
machine at night, there is more
chance of things going wrong be-
cause of the absence of the attend-
ant.
The eggs should be turned once
every twelve hours, beginning
tbirty-six tp forty-eight hours,
after they have been placed in the
machine. The exact method of
turning them is of little moment,
so long as their relative position
is changed and they are partially
rotated. It is not necessary to
eurn each egg squarely over.
international committee.
Troops to be withdrawn and
city given to looters.
Joint expedition like that to
Peking in Boxer troubles possible.
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Tally, J. Littleton. The Goliad Weekly Guard. (Goliad, Tex.), Vol. 59, No. 46, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 18, 1915, newspaper, March 18, 1915; Goliad, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1568205/m1/2/: accessed June 25, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Texas State Library and Archives Commission.