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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-06
Warns German People to
Not Underestimate the
American Fighters.
.sEXCRL IN BRUTE
POWER, NOT BRAINS"
kingdom Of saxony Ready to Throw
on Yoks OF Prussian Domination
saxsn Diet Warns Govsrnment Of
Disappearance of Leyal esntlment-
Members Of German sasiohstas Ae-
cuss Government Of Deceit on Crops.


Salzmann, military critic Of the Vos-
sische Zeitung. Of Berlin. devotes .
two-column article to the military In
fiuence Of America on the war. He
says It Is already evident and that the
effects must not be underestinated.
Captain Won Salzmann assures his
readers that In regard to quality the
American soldiers will not attain the
standards Of br1lliancy characterizing
the French or German armies or their
talent In leadership, fnesse in execu-
tion and quickness Of decision, but
that Americas military contribution.
like Great Britain's. win find express
sion in numbers and mechanical appl-
cation Of brute power.
Americas numbers. he writes are
counted upon by the allies for artillery
and aviators. incorporated in division-
al units with British and French
troops, as Captain Won Salzmann ex-
poets the American forces to be. he
says they win be worthy opponents.
s..NsyerthelesA the Americans viii not
sa6ect the result on the western front"
ne egWsites In conclusion. "because Field
MAFshal Won IAndenburg says the sub-
sfnaSane win force Q dsciaion bef0rs
they become = dsciGive factor"
oAxeny Nsar Rebellion.
Az dispaeoh from DFSsdsn says the
saxon dtSt which Tuesday warned the
government OF . disappearance OF the
sentiment Of loyalty toward the king
and also Of = coming upheaval unless
the government mend its ways. has
now broken openly with the govern
ment.
This action Is q consequence OF the
refusal Of the premier Of Saxony to
authorize the diet committee on con-
bors during recess.
Tho diet refused to give the neces-
sary authorization to settle the fuel
problem and 1t must therefore be res
convoked not later than August. This,
viii enable the constitutional commit
tee to resume its work.
Rsichstao 70 Reject Suffrage.
The socialist newspaper Vorwaerts
Of Berlin says there u no doubt that
the vote Of the constitutional commit
tee Of the German reichskag today will
result In rejection Of the socialist pro-
posal to introduce universal and equal
suffrage in the federated states by ac-
ton Of the reichstag.
German Public Deceived.
The German governments ever
optimistio report on the crop pros
poets, which were declared ON June rs
to be really brilliant" was sharply
criticised yesterday by speakers In the
reichstag ways and means committees.
They accuse the government Of giving
the people false view Of the situation
and announcing unreali1able hopes.
Herr Reesicke. president Of the Ger
man Fhrmers' Union, said the grain
crop had suffered greatly because Of
drouth. He expressed hope Of the crop
growing on heavy soils. which usually
prospered In dry seasons. He said that
even the early potato yield was poor.
but that the late potatoes usually made
up for them.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-06
Fire ON BORDEAUX WtsARves.

conflaaration Starting Among Pieturc
Films Causes Heavy Loss.
Bordeaux. France. July ga fire
picture films in the forward part Of a
steamship in dock. The flames badly
damaged the upper structure of the
ship and spread to merchandise On the
wharyes The confagration was ex-
tinguished after considerable loss. An
nssiniol a-.nnirv has hAec Nn.:aa
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-06
AIask. Rseistratien opsNs

.y,rea.,. Alaska. July "a AiaskanG -
given from July 2 TO Sept. :. 10 rsIta
ter for war service under the sclectixA
draft under the terms Of . preaidenl
AxoclamAtion made public Aere
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-06
Rus. Enq.ae Turki.h rroopa

Petrograd, July s.-Russian troops
and newly reinforced Turkish detach-
ments are engaged In battle In the
Bistan region Of the Persian -Meso-
potamtan frontier, says the official
statement issued today by the Rus
sian war department.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-06
CLOSER CENSORSHIP
OF CABLES ORDERED
More Rigid Regulations to Go Into Es-
feet to Prevent Spies Sending lnfor-
nation to Germany Over Commercial
Limos.

Washington, July 6.-Censorship Of
outgoing cables undoubtedly will be
made much more rigid to prevent spies
from sending information to the on
emy. Many officials believe information
Is reaching Germany now in the form
OF commercial messages cabled from
the United States to European neutral
countries. Already 1t Is said the gov
ernment in cases that excite suspicion
Is changing the wording Of messages.
Reports that German insurance COM
panies operating In this country have
easy access to confidential information
has prompted the government 70 in
vestigate their activities.
Secretary Redfeld said today he
though. the operation OF these compa-
MES should be kept under a close and
continuous scrutiny.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-06
MEXICO TO BEGIN
WAR ON GERMANY
Pro-AlIy Campaign Meeting Favor and
War Declaration Is Expected-Am-
bassador Fletcher Returns to Wash
inston For Conference.

baSsador FIeteher Returns TO WASH.
inston For Conference.
Washington. July Enough impor-
tance was attached to the mission OF
Henry F. Fletcher. ambassador to
Mexico. to arrange for a conference
today with Secretary Lansing on
board a train which is carrying the
secretary ito Henderson Harbor, n. Y.
for a three weeks vacation. State de-
partment officials have professed ig-
norance as to the nature of the mis-
sion Of Ambassador Fletcher. He re-
quested permission to come to Wash
ington three weeks ago and left as
soon as authorized.
BY some officials it was assumed the
ambassador wished to explain to the
secretary the extent to which German
activities have been carried on in Mex
leo.
Reports that Mexico would enter the
war AZ an ally OF the entente powers
= not regarded ~ most oti1cials here
as probable. ay ,also believe It i'm
probable -t1,a EaGico win become ac-
tive In her suupest Of Germany.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-06

ing good the deficit caused by the de-
crease or total discontinuance Of our
pre-war importations from belligerent
countries
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-06
TROOPS SUPPRESS
RIOTING STRIKERS
illinois Guardsmsn Called to Biooming-
ton to Stop Destructive Work Of
symPathixsrs With Street Car En-
pioyss-Mueh Property Destroyed.

Bloomington, ILL.,, July 6.-With sew
eral companies Of national guardsmen
patrolling the streets this city was
quiet today following night of riot
ing by street car strike synpataizers.
The strike had been in progress for
several weeks but had been orderly un-
til last night, when Mother" Jones
addressed crowd Of strikers and
Following her speech
the crowd began attacking street cars
and crews after breaking up several
cars.
One man in the crowd Of rioters
was shot thru the neck and II in .
hospital today. The rioters then Wis
tied the power plant, but this wasBhpt
down and they LEFT, breaking the win
dows Of the OFFICES Of the traction COM
pany as they went, and attacking four
street cars Appeals by the mayor and
sheriff finally Influenced them to de-
sist from further rioting and early to-
day the crowd began to disperses 4
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-06
Prsdist Wvin Thirty psys.

El Paso. Tex. J1ly s.since tho pro-
ally camlJa4gn in Mexico wasssoarted
by El Universal IN Nsxicp City the
ssntimsnt 1lsostlg tho aHies has
rsachsd Aoetbesn sexico. During tho
last thirty 04ysfA .wSlfs dsfiusd move
ment favoranG an open brojk with Cor
many and the alignment Of Mexico on
the side Of tho entente allies has devel-
oped This has come in spite of the
pro-Gcrman sentiments published daily
In Chihuahua City and IN other papers
believed to be subsidized by the Ger
mans.
A reflection Of this sentiment was
seen recently in the statement by Gen.
Franotsco Gonzales, acting commander
In chief OF the northeastern military
zone with headquarters at chihuahua.
He was overcharged by the German
firm OF Ketelsen & Degetau for some
padlocks. The manager was arrested
and placed in the penitentiary. The
German consul made q demand for his
release in the name of the imperial
German government and the kaiser"
according to q Mexican official who
was present at the time. I'd
Tell the German consul he the
imperial government and the kaiser
may all go to hell" Gen. Gonzales
answered.
Prominent Mexicans, men in close
touch with the capitol, predict Mex
leo will declare war on Germany within
thirty days. According to these men.
all German money in the Mexico City,
Torreon, Chihuahua City, and other
banks will be seized as soon as war
is declared, the German boats in Tam
pico and other ports will be Seized,
thereby giving Mexico much needed
merchant fleet, and all Germans will
either be lnterned or deported at once.
their properties being conf1scated
The Tampico OIL fields would be
made safe for the oil supply of the
allied fleets by declaring a zone in
which traffic would be restricted and
the mines, smelters, and mills re-
opened at once to produce munition
metals for the allies.
The good effect OF such a declara-
tion upon the relations of Mexico and
the United States. especially along the
border, Is pointed out. It would mean
closer cooperation with American Of
fcers in stopping the wholesale traffic
in ammunition. cattle smuggling. gun
running, and all Of the other violations
OF the laws along this border.
The anti-German movement Is not
unopposed in the north. as the Ger
man residents Of Chihuahua City, Tor
reon, and other places have been
spending money layishly b
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-06
QUIET IN ARIZONA
rroops Patrol Streets and Disturbances
COaso. ;@

u.
Bowie, Ariz. July GA telephone
message from the sheriffs office at
Globe, swhere operations In the copper
mines have been tied up since Saturday
by strike Of miners. said the city was
quiet early today. Troops Of cavalry
were patrolling the streets and there
had been no disturbance during the
night
strikebreakers and office help COM
tinue to operate the pumps in the Old
Dominion mine. and striking miners
who are p;cket.ng the place permitted
sufficient food to pass to the men rnan-
ming tho pumps. Failure TO Operate sss1
pumps, it was said. would result In
flooding the mine within few days
ana mean. perhaps. the permanent
ruin Of the property.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-06
VETS AND ORYs |
LINED Up FOR
SENATE TEST
"Bone Dry" Section Of Food
Bill Believed Doomed
to Defeat.
ADMINISTRATIONS
PLAN IN FAVOR

Question Of Manufaeturs Of Li0ht
Wines 70 30 Left to Wilson. osaIn
Whisky to ss Put Under Ban Dur.
ing Wa-vots to 30 Fnal Under
Present Agrssmsnt-Msasur Under
Way For Settlement Of Lands. (.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-03
MANY LIKE THIS IN DEFINING
Similar Cases Being Published In
Each Issue

The following ease Is but one ot
many occurring daily in Deming. 1t
is an easy matter to verify it. You
cannot ask for better proof of merit.
". II. REYNOLDS. 2lO \. lrone Av.,
Deming, says: Several years ago,
my kidneys gave out on me. The
kidney secretions were highly colored
contained a brick dust like sediment.
Ny back couldn't have hurt worse,
If II had been broken. The sharp
pains which shot through it when |
leaned over were all | could stand.
After using many kidney remedies
and treating with doctors with no
help. heard about Doan's Kidney
Pills. tried them and they soon
put me in good health. 4 few doses
now and then have kept NV kidneys
we'll"
60c at all dealers. Foster Milburn
Co, Mfgrs.. Buffalo, n. Y.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-03
Advertising viii Do II

The billions OF dollars that our
government and foreign nations are
borrowing from our people will be
spent right IN this country for food
stun and war supplies of all kinds.
The bulk of tins money will find its
way INTO the hands Of the millions of
wage earners, and they in turn will
spend most of II for the necessities
of lite. Tins community will get its
share Of those billions.
The shreNd home merchant knows
this. and Is already mapping out an
extensive advertising campaign to OFF :
set the tremendous efforts of mail or d.
der houses and large city merchants.
lie viii get his, for advertising will
bring II TO him.
The local merchant who forgcls to
advertise, who expects to increase
his buslness without a proportioratc
increase in legitimate publicity ex-
pense, may discover to his cost that
he Is decreas ing 1t instead
The public takes every mans num-
Der.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-03
Secretary Of State Boosts Denim

Santa Fe, n. NJ, July 30.-The
prevailing ignorance as to actual con
dltions IN New Mexico, PARTICULAR,
alongthe southern border, is empha-
sized M letter 10 the state publicity
bureau from Secretary of State An
tonic Lneero. now in Rochester, Minn,.
for his health. The secretary has
written the publicity bureau that Of
hcers and men of the Minnesota ma =
iionai guard, who have been assign
ed to the new federal training camp
at Deming for the coming winter, we're
making senons objections TO the To-
cation because of the erroneous I'M
preston as IL the character of the
country
"Tneir impression was that Deming
was the center of a district similar
To MoJave desert Mr.. Lucero wrote,
and have had some difficulty in con-
Vineins them that real people live
there and conduct and enjoy very
prosperous. growing community"
Mr. Lucero has used large guam
liiv OF the publicity bureaus litera-
iure m interesting the guardsmen and
others IN the facts about New Mexico,
and has accomplished substantial re-
suits.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-03
Holmes Did a Good Deed

When No. / pulled in Wednesday
morning, the train butcher got oil
with his bundle of III Paso Times and
sold a big bunch, but when a Demlng
newsboy grabbed his bundle of Times
and offered them for sale. the train
butcher slapped the lad in the face
and ill-treated him.
This isn't likely to happen again,
though, as W. j. Holmes, the big good
notured labor commissioner at Camp
Cody happened to see the act and
very forcefully Informed the butch
that Deming didn't look with favor
upon such brutality, assuring HIM
that any similar act would result IN
great disaster to his physical well
being. We guarantee the act Will not
be repeated.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-03
-EeAt ADvERrIsINe

w,n o'a on the shors described trsc,. M 4. "A
ia M, seeepted Tor less than Three Doiisr =
s,iVol per acre. which Il the snn,s,.sr . ~,
fu, hidS, And IN addition thereto ,he suer.ss
exist on Inc I ~ pay Tor the improvements tina,
s.p' ior lands selected for the SAINT. q. -
$500 .ouhty X. ". Bond Fund. ths auees.ss.
D1'' must pay 10 the Commissionsr ~, p.s
.w.nss,h % ms agent holding such sale. ons.
land. Ion, ', 49,, he price offered by him for ,hs
hs,s. ,"ui per cent interest In advance for ,hs
ss.snee OF such purchase price The fsss sas
s,s'nns anu appraisement and All eosts In.
e.ash.s' to the sale herein, and each snS ~. ~,
ssr,,ssa 'nosnis must Be deposited in cash or
,shisr ssehAnge at the time Of sale ana
which said amounts and ali of ,hs,, 'ss, and
lse, 70 forfeiture TO the State of Nav M.sas
y 'ns successful bidder does NOT exsen,. .'s
~ within thirty days after il has been M
,rae, =, nun ov ,he State Land Ofiice, said con.
opuoh make payments Of moi less I'M an o,s',,ia
ue'h OF hihety'ny per cent OF ths nn,.h..
p'ee AZ any time after the SALE and nr,ar ~
.he expiration Of thirty years from ds,s -, a..
'nns,s sha 10 provide for the payment Of any
a"ps'u balance at the expiration OF ihirty
Years tfom the date Of the rontras, ,,,,a v
,s.sst on deferred payments at the rate az Ian,
~ Seh' per annum payable IA adyane. an a..
ahnneIsafy OF the date Of contract martial
20, mems TO be credited on the snuiyerssrv
OF tender '""s "e uAte
me safe Of lands selected for the Santa Re and
nrani County r. Il. Bond Fund will Ia s"h
,ss, 70 The above terms and conditions except
'n" me successful bidder must pay In cssh
or certified exchange at the tune oi ssls S ona
e n" OF 'he purchase price offered by him for the
iahd, Tour per cent interest in advance ior ihs
oaahes OF such purchase price in thirty equal
annual instruments with interest on Al dsfsr.
req paymets at the rate Of four Der cent nsr
ahhuih IN advance payments and interest dne
Oh n October LIST OF each year.
me commissioner Ct Public Lands Of Nav
neAleo or his agent holding such sale. reserve.
'hs tight To reject any and all bids offered Al
sara sale; Possession under contracts of sale
Tor The shove described tracts viii be given an
or before October LIST 1917 v"
witness my hand and the official seal Of In.
state s1aie Land Office this 2sth day o. MAY. 4 ID
ROBERT p. ERvIEN.
Commissioner OF Public Lands.
state OF New Mexico
June l-Aug 3, 1917
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-03
EDGAR HEPP
IN THE PROBATE COURT OF THE couN
~ OF LUNA AND STATE OF
MEM MEXICO

~ Tue Matter Of the) Order for Hearing
Estate ,, 81 Louis , Ryan, on Final Account
=. Hoover, administrator herein, having
hied herein his final account and prayin, H.,
examination and allowance thereof. and for his
discharge as such administrator
~ Is ORDERED that Monday, the sra da,
OF september, \. ID. 1917, Ut 1000 o'clock a
IN, ts and Is hereby, appointed Tor the hear.
settlement thereof ' WV
III rs FURTHER ORDERED. that notice
.' said hearing be gwen by said adminisira tor
~ the publication OF u copy nj this order IN
ihe manner prescribed hy law
Dated this .5th day II July. A. ID. 1917.
July e7.Aug "a Proba,s ind.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-03
ADVISE DE TAsAcIoy DELINouEyrE

Por este Sc da AVISQ que 20, Edgar Hepp,
Tesorero ex.0fieio Collector del Condado de
Luna, Neuvo MEXICO, en- concordiancia CO sec
cion uno. capitulo ochenta 500 del leyes see
clones de 1917, del tcrcer legislature, del esta
do de Neuvo MEXICO. aplicare q la corte de Dis
tricto del sex,o distrcto judicial del estado dc
Neuyo Mejico dentro y por Ell Condado de l.u.
ma, POT iuico contra los terrenos. proprieded
raiz personal sobre Ia cual tasaciones en- ex'
ceso de la suma vienticinco (s25.OOl pesos
estan delinquenies y 81 pagarse, por una
orden para vedcr las misnas con el fin de
sa,ifaccr dieho juicio, en- e dia 9th de Agosio,
4. ID. 1917
Ademas. quedad notidcs ADDS que dentro de
treinta dias despues de darse tai juieio,
ofrecere de venta. publca subasta, en- la
puerta irente de Ia case de Corte del Cadado
de Luna Neuvo Mejico, separadamenie J en-
orden consecutive cada porsion de proiedad
sobre cual alguna tascio esta delinquente y
sobre Ia cua Sc dado juicio por Ia suma de Ia
tascion pena cOstes deyidas sobre dicha
propiedad por tanto de la msma sea neces'
ario para realirar las sumas devidas respect
ivamente ~
EDGAR HEPP.
Tesorero eN.Oico Collector del Condado de
Luna, estado de Neuvo MEXICO.
Fecha primera publication, July 10, 1917.
Feeha segunda publication, july 20 1917.
Fecha iercera publication, July p. 1917.
Fccha cuarta publication, August g. 1917
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-03
In the Probate Court, County of
Luna. State OF New Mexico
EXECUTORS NOTICE

EXECUTORS NOTICE
Ia the Matter of the Estate of Sarah
T.. Meek, deceased.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
The undersigned executor of tn,
estate of Sarah +. Meek, deceased
hereby gives public notice that on
Monday. the third day of September
A. ID. 1917. at ten o'clock in the fore
noon Of said day. at the court house
in the village of Deming. County of
Luna, State of New Mexico. he will
apply to said Court for an order OF
approval of his final account and re-
port, on file in this cause, and for hi,
discharge as such executor.
4. ". POLLARD.
July p Aug. II Executor.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-03
INSTANT ACTION SUR
PRlSES MANY HERE

This grocer's story surprises local
people: II had bad stomach trouble.
All food seemed to sour and form
gas. Was always constipated. Moth
ing helped until ! tried buckthorn
bark, glvcerlne, etc, as mixed IN Ad-
ter i-ka. ONE SPOONFUL astonish-
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-03

ID me with it's INSTANT action
Because Adler-i-ka flushes the EN-
TIRE alimentary tract il relieves
ANY CASE constipation, sour stom-
ach or gas and prevents appended
lis. 1t has QUICKEST action Of
anything we ever sold. A. Kin
near & Co.. druggists.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-03
,vIsr DE rAscIoN DELINoUENTE

Por este Sc da AvIso que 20. Edgar hepi,
Tesarero ex-Ohcio Collector del condaao ue
eia d,eeiseis' I6), eanpitulo ocheta (so) del
leyes seceiones de 1917, del tereer legislature
del estado de Neuvo Mejieo, ofreeere de ven,a'
vendo appointments y en- ords consecutive,
cada porslon de propledsd sobre Ia enai tsss
e,ones estan dslinqueutes. segun 70 muesrn
ios hbros o listas de tascion, tato de Ia misma
en- sea necesari cendsrse para reaiiiar las ~
snecfiyas sumas devidss sobre las misuasi pup
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-03
EDGAR HEPP
DELINQUENT TAX NOTICE

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That I.
Edgar iepp, Treasurer and ExOaicio Collect.
or OF the County Of Luna ad State OF New Mex.
leo, In accordance with Section 10, Chapter 30
OF the Session Laws OF 1917 passed by the
Third legislature Of the State OF New Mexico.
will offer for sale and sell separately and in
consecutive order each parcel OF property up.
on which taxes IN the sum OF Twenty five Dol.
iasr OF less are delinquent as shown by the
taS rolls. OF much thereof as may be- neces.
sary to realize the respective amounts due at
public auction, at the front door OF the Court
House In said County Of Luna and State Of
New Mexico, o the 10th day OF September, A.
ID. 1917 said sale shall be held between the
hours Of ten o'clock in the forenoon and four
o'clock in the afternoon and shall continue from
day In DAY between said hours. not exceeding
thirty DAYS until oil Of the parcels ~ property
above referred to are sold.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-03

II. j. Morton, of Silver City, was
in Deming last Wednesday TO meet
Mrs. Morton, who was returning from
an extended visit with relatives in
Arkansas and Kentucky.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-03

i,ea sabasia, en- la nuerta frents de IA casa de-
Sone en- dicho Codado de Luna ' cstado de-
,", .so MEXICO. en- FL dia 10 Dc septieInbre de
a'ch" v.nta estara hrcho entire las horas
We i.a aie. tiOj en- Ia lnanana do las qusrlo
w "a 'afde, y contiura de dia en- d,a en- din
.hire los diehos horas' no .Sced,endo ,,,sn,s
a,s AZ, haha iodos los porsiones de proprieiad
EDGAR HEPP,
iesorero. ex.Ohcio Collector del Condado del
Luna, esiado de- Neuvo MEXICO.
recha pfimefa publication. July 10. 1917.
reela .egghda publication, July 90 1917
recha lcreera publication, Juiy 81 1917
techA P"arta publication. August 3. 1917