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"a, Y de Ia que mas de una vez hemos
daGo detallada nota.
Pfuebas y certificados.

y
daLo detalada nota.
Pfuebas certificados.
Como queda dicho, quienes presen-
ten reclamaciones de exception, deb =
ran preyentarse rendir las pruebas
necesarias. dentro de un termino dc
dieZ dias.
e. conseio local tomara en- cuenta
las pruebas aiucidas, y decIdira 81
hay motive o no para resolver soore
ia exception aceptandola.
En- tai case. Sc extendera un certi-
ficado que pondra libre de! service
en- 81 ejercito aqucl = cuyo nombrc
est. extend!Go.
Este certificado puede colocar 4 IN
homhre fucra del servicio militar, va
Dor sicmpre. va por determinado
ticmpo. conclude el cual, debera
presentarse. para no inculTir en- In
pena que para el caso senala 10 ley
81 la reclamation de exception, no
es aceptada. Sc lie comunicara por CO.
rreo al reclamante, = adenas, Sc pu-
blicar;i su nombre en- las hstas y en-
los peri6dicos, quedando por ese solo
hecho, obligado al servicio, como 81
no hubiera presentado reclamation
alguna.
Esta declaration, Sc hara cinco dias
despucs de rendidas las pruebas.
Motives industriales agricolaS.
Puede estacse ampliamente capac1-
tado para el servicio en- el ejercito,
V sin embargo, alesar motives espe-
ciales de exception.
Pueden alegarlos. los individuos
empieados en- laboreS industrlales o
agricolas, cuyos productos sean necc-
sarios al manteniniento del ej&rcito
O Ia poblacion civil, al sostenimiento
de los diyersos estableciuientos mill
tares. a Ia vida nacional, en- fin, do
rante esa emergencia.
Estas reelamaciones, deberan ser
hechas como dejamos dicho, a los
Consoles de Distrito, de los cuales
habra uno en- cada distrito Judicial,
dentro del terrnino de diez dias, 4
contar del de Ia publication de las lis
tas, V los consoles decidiran de elias,
cinco dias despues, comunicando el
resultado los reclamantes, enviando,
en- case de aprobacion. ell csrtlficado
respective.
Estas excepciones, son, en- 10 ge-
neral, condicionales, pues en- cuanto
ell individuo Sc separa el trabajo agri
cola industrial que di6 motive a
que Sc le considerara fuera del servi-
clio militar, la exception deja de te-
ner razon de ser, :. por 10 tanto
obligado al serricio quien de ella dis
frutara.
Apelaeiones.
Sc podra apelar, en- case de incon.
! formidad con las decisiones de 10:
consoles locales, los de distrito, que
resolveran en- definitiva
Contra las decisiones de los con
sejos de distrito en- los casos de ex
cepciones por motivos agricolas o in
dustriales, Sc apeiara al Presidentt
de la Republica.
Cuando Sc ira al sesvicio.
Ell que Sc reciba noticia de habe
sido designado por el sorteo, para e
servicio en- el ejercito nacional, nj
quiere decir que desde ese mismo mo
mento Sc deba ingresar las filas.
Cade una de las personals seleccio
nadas en- este sorteo DEBERAN TAI
SOLO ESTAR LISTAS PARA CUAN
: DO Ell GoBIERNo NECEsITE Dl
ELIAS.
Tales son las disposiciones dicts
das por ell MariscaI Preboste, Gene
raj E. H. Crowder.
: (Pasa Ia 60. Col. 2A-)
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r.,,arama Espsc,aI para Ia PRENSA-


WASHINGTON, Julio 20.-El Pre-
sidente Wilson ha decidido ieVsNcAi
81 embargo sobre arnas y mun!ciH-
nss nara Mexico, atendiendo las
raconmendaciones hechas por e! emoa-
ia6or de los Estados Unldos en- ei
vecino pals. Mr. Henry P. Fletcher
cuien vino . Washington principal
men,e con ese proposito.
e enbaiador Fletcher manifesto
al presidente Wilson que las condi-
clones en- Mexico han mejorado gran
demente Y que Ia exportacion de mu-
niciones q aguel pals era necesaria
para poner al jefe del gobierno, We
nustiano Carranza, en- condiciones de
poder destruir los pocos bandidos'
que ouedan en- el pals, y tamhien pa
"a que pueda dar una debida protec-
ciGn 3 las vidas propiedades de los
americanos que residen en- Mexico.
Ii Secretaria de Guerra, asl como
los senadores GipUtacos De los rs
taGos de II frontera de este pals CON
Mexico. han aprobado Ia decision del
uresidente Wilson, de levantar ei
embargo que declare en- vigor raiz
De los acontecimientos de Columbus.
Sc dice aqui cue el levantamiento
del embargo hara que Carranza Sc
ra.estre mas amigo del gobIerno anne
ricano y de los paises aliados que 10
obligcra moralmente tomar una ac-
titud mas franca y decisiva, implcien-
DO que en- Mexico Sc haga propagan-
da germanofila.
Carran1a euiere venSer bonos por
yaIor de cien millones de pesos.
La Ofieina de Information mex;ce-
na. que en- esta capital sosuene el 60
hierno &c Carranza. do hoy g Il
prensa una declaration, dieiento que
81 jefe del ejecutiYo de Mexico ha
pedido authorization Il congTeso para
vender Bonos por "a eantidad de dos
c;entos niliones De pesos oro naeio-
nal. De esa cantidad ceca de Ia MI
tad sera deStinaGa pagar los eAor-
mes intsreses que ha alcanzado Ia
deuda extranjera; cien mlllones ser
yiran como fondo de- garantia para Ia
emission del papeI noneda que lance
el Banco del Gobierno y cincuena
mil!ones para repone- el nateria! ro-
dante de los ferrocarriles nacionales
TsIegrsma Especial para Ia PRENsA,
WASHINGTON. Julio 20.-Ia Sc
cretaria de Estado di6 esta noche L.
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en- listaS que apareceran, que aparc-
cen va, en- las rcspectivaS ofi:inas To-
Gales, Sc publicar;i en- los period
COS.
81 alguna persona. dcsignada por
el sorteo, no recibe aviso directo de
clio, Sc le dar& por notiticada, po-
cl solo hecho de que su nombre apa-
rczca en- las listas, que Sc pondran
en- IN lugar visible, Y no podra ale
garse contra clio, eycusa ninguna.
El examen medico.
CuanGo para clio sea tempo opor-
tuno. cl goberno c!tar;t. en- listas que
Sc colocaran ea iugares publicos,
aparecer;!n en- los pcr!0dicos = los indi
viducs dcsignados por q sorteo para
cl seryIcio militia, para e! eX;Imen
mtdico QJe prcciSar;t quienes son los
aptos para clio.
As: es quc, sin csperar personal
llamadc. todoS dehc,;!n acudir Il di
cho regiStro.
81 de :! resuita que Sc esta inutll
para servir en- e ejGrcito. Il indivi-
, duo que en- tai condici6n este. Sc le
extendera I'M certificado de conStancia
Sc le daran instruccioneS para su
futura conducta = SuS subSecuenteS
obligaciones. en- 10 que respecta al
servicio miltar.
81 Sc eSta fis:camente habil, pero
Sc tiene Otro motive de lncapacidad
de exception para el servicio, lG
reclamation deberi hacerSe dcntro
de los setc Gias Sigu!eates, Y duran
te un t5rmino De dicz dias mas, pre-
sentar les praebas neceSariaS para
justificar In reclamation.
Cuando. sin incapacidad fisica MIN
guna. nj motive alguno para conslde-
rarse eXceptuado, alguien no Sc pre-
sentara para el examen medico, 81
nombre quedara por ese solo hecho,
inscripto en- las listas definitivas pa,
ra el servicio an cl ejercito, 10 cual
Sc le comunicara por correo, la di-
recci0n de su tarjeta de registro, y
por medic de las dichas l:stas, colo
cadas en- lugares visibles Y publicadas
en- los peri6dicos.
Las reclara Zones de exception.
! Segun queda dicho, los que Sc con-
sideran eXceptuados del servicio, de-
beran hacer ia reclamation del case,
! dentro de los siete dias sigulentes 4
la publication de las listas.
Quedan fuera de estas reglas. las
. reclamaciones por motives industrla-
les agricolas, cuya reclamation Sc
hari en- forma Y tempo distintos, Y
ante diversos consoles, es decir, ante
los de Distrito.
Aunque va mas de una vez nos
! hemos referido q estos motives de
exception, no creemos inutil repetir-
los en- esta information:
Los principales de ellos, son los
siguientes:
Ell ser empleado pertenecer en-
cualquier forma, los cuerpos legis-
lativo, ejecutivo, judicial, de los
Estados Unidos.
Ell ser ministro de alguna reli-
gion.
Ell ser estudiante de alguna es-
cuela teologica. antes del dia Is de
Mayo del corriente ano.
-Pertenecer al servicio militar Q
naval de la Union.
Ser subdito aleman.
Ser eXtranjero.
-Contarse entire los empleado:
municipales, aduanales, de correos, dt
las armerias o arsenales, etc, SCI
photo de Ia marina mercante; perte
, ueeer, desde antes del dia Is de Ma
= yo, 2 religion cue tenga entire su
r principles Ia prohibition terminane'
9 para sus fieles, de tomar parte Ell
: guerra ninguna; tener bajo su cul
j dado sosIen, familiarss cuya con
dicion y edad prescribe Ia ley relati
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TsIegrams Especial para IA PRESsA.
WASHINGTON, Julio 20.-La Sc
cretaria de Estado di6 esta noche Il
sigIiente declaration:
EN- respuesta a las Solicitudes del
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ma mexico-teXana. de todos los mo-
tivos de exception y descargo qlc
pueden alegar los cue en- 81 sorteO
aparecieron indicaGos para !"g:r,ar
al ejercito J no eStuvieren compren-
diGos por uno u otro motive, denlrj
de los terminus De la ley.
En- el City Hall.
Cuando el reporter lego Ia manana
de aver la gran sala de Sesioncs
de Ia Casa Municipal, una verdadera
muchedumbre dc personas de todas
las condolences sociales Y todas las
nacionalidades, II invadia, inquirlen-
DO con los empleados que para aquci
servicio habian sido deSignados, re-
visando las voluminosas listas que, en-
torno del salon, aparecian colocadas
en- la parte superior de grandes piZa-
rras. ante cada una de las cuales apa-
recia un grLpo numeroso.
En- aquellas listas, cOnstaban los
nombres dc los indiylduos regiStrados,
con el numero definitivo que en- er
compute de las oficinaS locales les
ha5ia tocado, con el que debian
jugar u Ia hora del registro.
Numeros del precinto y numeros de
orden.
Hay una expiicaci6n necesarla en-
n que creemos deber insisti-.
Cada tarjeta de registro, tiene un
numero. numero que fue puesto en-
el precinto en uue dicho regist7o sc
hizo el dia cinco de Junio. y que no
es el que fue tornado en- cuenta en- ell
sorteo que durante el dia de aver Sc
verified en- el Capitolio de Washing
ton.
Las listas de registro de los pre-
cintos, fueron enviadas a las ofici-
mas locales, que hicieron listas nue.
vas, con el total de las tarjetas rec
bidas.
De estas oficinas locales hay una
Dor cada treinta mil habitantes. una G
mas, segln el nimero de los regis
trados, Y estas oficinas seran las que
entenderan de las reclamaciones de
exception o descargo que Sc presen'
ten, en- la forma que despues dire
mos.
Hay exepciones especiales, las mo-
tivadas por trabajos agricolas in
dustriales, de las que no podran como
Ger estos consoles locales, sino 10:
consoles de Distrito, uno en- cada dis
trito judicial de cada estado, que
tendran bajo su gobierno, los con
seios u oficinas locales las que no
hemos referido.
| Asi pues, no es el numero de la tar
jeta de registro el que debe buScar
Sc en- Ia lista de registro, sino el qu
tocara en- Ia numeracion de las of
cinas locales, Y que aparece en- Ia
listas que Sc encuentran en- Ia Sal
de Sesiones del Palacio Municipal
en- las otras oficinas de los distrlto
restantes.
81 aviso a los sorteados.
Como en- cada tarjeta de registrt
consta Ia direction del individuo ri
gistrado, el gobierno dara aviso pc
correo, a Ia dicha direction, a lc
individuos que en- el sorteo apareci'
ron designados para servir en-
eiercito.
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Compre usted sns libros en- espanol
2 Ia Casa Editorial Lozano, lis N.
Sta. Rosa Ave. San Antonio, Tex.
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We guarantee LA PRENSA has
larger circulation than any other
Mexican newspaper in the United
States,
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(Pasa 4 Ia ss. Col. 2A-)
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81 aviso a los sorteados.

El av1so los Sorteados.
Como en- cada tarjeta de registro,
consta Ia direction del individuo re-
gistrado, el gobierno dara aviso por
correo, a Ia dicha direction, a los
individuos que en- el sorteo aparecie-
ron designados para servir en- el
eiercito.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-01-26
~Systematjzinu Auto Use,

Cleveland proposes to run its city
autos on a taxi basis. New York has
a similar system, which has brought
about a reduction of city automobile
expenses, and has prevented joy rides
by employees. In New York there are
"a machines and chauffeurs operated
from a central garage, which supplies
% departments with automobile serv-
ice, charging each department $1.GO an
hour for each car used. The chauffeur
reports stops made, exact time the ma
chine runs and whether there were
any woman passengers or not.
Such a system is putting a city auto
service on n business basis. Its
Omy is in having no more machines
than are put to use. There are times
when under the old systems, machines
stood for hours without being used.
That shows a city has more machines
than it needs. The taxi system reduces
the auto to the city's requirements,
which one can imagine are not very
strenuous at times.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-01-26
MaIays Want Our Cars.

The demand for American automo.
biles has steadily increased, and there
is reason to believe that the American
car has found a permanent place in
this market, says the consul for the
Straits Settlements and Federated Ma
lay States. The shortage in the supply
from Europe at a time of prosperity
in this country has inevitably resulted
in a demand for cars of American man.
ufacture. There were many moderate
priced cars on sale during the latter
part of the year, and the available sup
ply cannot fill the demand. Travelling
representatives of American cars who
have called at Singapore report that
their cars have sold out in advance and
that sales are only limited by inability
to secure shipping space for delivery
here, Notwithstanding the high freight
charges.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-01-26

If a w~ater-cooled engine is not care.
fully guarded in cold weather and the
water is allowed to freeze in any part
Of the system, pipes or radiators will
break Oh a water jacket will crack,
according to the agricultural engineer
ing department of the Nebraska Col
lege of Agriculture.
When leaving the car for the night
or for a long time during the day the
safest plan is to drain the water out
Of all parts of the system. The en-
CINE may then be allowed to run for a
few minutes to make sure that all the
water has been removed. If the car is
used a great deal in cold weather, it
may be advisable to use a non-freezing
solution. A mixture of denatured al
cohol and water has proved good for
this purpose. A mixture containing
20 per cent alcohol will freeze at 10
degrees above zero; n 30 per cent So
luton Will freeze at 5 below; 40 per
cent solution at 20 below; and so per
cent solution at 80 below.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-01-26
DOG IS TERMED A NUISANCE AND MENACE

tables, or they may get on the hands
from contaminated tools or from the
dogs skin. Once they get into the d.
gestive tract of man or stock, a small
embryo matches and later develops into
the hydatid or bladder worm. In
stock this is seldom fatal, because the
length of life of a farm animal is
comparatively short, but in man 1t
may cause serious difficulty and may
necessitate one of more operations. !
In addition to ailments to which the
dog itself is subject, 1t may also be a
carrier of diseases to which 1t is not
susceptible. This was fully demon
strated during the recent outbreak Of
foot-and-mouth disease, when 1t was
determined beyond a doubt that dogs
were responsible in some instances for
the spread of the disease. |
Nor are these the only counts
against the dog. Every section which
is devoted wholly or in part to the
raising Of sheep will furnish more evil
dence in the case. The wel~l-trained,
properly controlled dog is a valuable
assistant to the shepherd, but the va
grant, unrestrained dog which forages
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-01-26
BALANCED RATION FOR MILK
Cow Must Be Given Combination Nee.
essary to Maintain Her Functions
and Produce Milk.

For the most profitable milk pro.
duction, the COW must be fed a bal.
anced ration at the cheapest price such
ration can be provided. BY balanced
ration Is meant the combination of
such a proportion of nutrients and in
such quantities as the COW requires to
maintain her bodily functions and as
she can utilize in the production of
milk. These nutrients are classified
as protein, carbohydrates, and fats.
Protein Is II of the principal con.
stituents of milk; fats and carbohy-
drates perform much the same func-
tons, that is, produce energy and
heat, and in the balancing of Il ration
are usually classed together. If the
COW is given Il ration containing an
excess of either element, the excess
is liable to be wasted; hence the eco
nomical Importance of a balanced IA.
ton.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-01-26
S%ELF-FEEDERS BEST
FOR FATTENING PIGS
Gains May Be Put on Animals
Rapidly and Economically,
Says Missouri Expert.

by L. a. WEAVER, Missouri College OF
Agriculture.D
The Missouri agricultural expert
ment station has demonstrated the fact
that gains may be put on fattening hogs
rapidly and economically by the use
of s~elf-feeders.
Shoats weighing 121 pounds at the
beginning of a 60-day feeding period
gained Ito pounds a head daily, weigh
ing 22S.9 pounds at the close of the
feeding trial. During this time they
were supplied with corn, shorts, and
tankage, each of these feeds being
placed in a separate self-feeder and the
shoats allowed to eat as much of each
as they wished. When so fed they
seemed to balance their ration about
as well as could be done by hand feed
ing. The proportion in which the feeds
were eaten are: Corn, 2066 pounds;
shorts, 1893 pounds; and ~tankage, 1
pound. The average daily feed con.
sumed per hog was S.1S5 pounds. The
amount of feed required for each
pound of gain produced was 4.55
pounds.
With corn worth IS cents a bushel,
shorts S1.35 per hundred and tankage
$3.50 per hundred it cost S5.6S to
produce 100 pounds of pork.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-01-26

orately framed and raised to position
by machinery or a large crew of men.
Plank-frame construction has stood
the test Of years of use and by author
tiles Is pronounced suitable for farm
buildings of any size or nature.
In this connection are given perspec-
tive view and floor plans for four build
ings to comprise a group adequate for
the needs of a large farm. Horse and
dairy barns are of the favored gambrel
roof type. The other two, hog house
and corn crib, are designed to harmo-
nize with the two structures first men,
toned, the whole to make Il complete
group of farm buildings of one general
type. Of architecture.
Reference to the floor plans will
show the general arrangement of these
buildings. The COW stable provides ac-
commodations for 80 cows. The barn,
of course, could be made longer or
shorter (within reasonable limits) as
local circumstances might warrant. In
the appointments steel stanchions, lit
ter carriers, foul-alr shafts, and two
conveniently-located silos, stand forth
prominently.
The horse barn provides room for the
storage of farm implements. Farm
ers have learned, to their cost, that it
Is cheaper to take care of expensive
machinery than it is to buy new equip
ment every third or fourth year.
The arrangement of the granary,
with the elevator to carry the smaller
grains to the second-story bins, leaves
little to be desired or imagined.
Special attention is directed to the
%hOghOuse. Time was when the hog
was considered able to root for him
self. Today Piggy, particularly Mrs.
Piggy along about family time, merits
and receives the very closest attention.
The h%oghouse should have a con-
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-01-26
THESE ALL USEFUL
SMALL THINGS MAKING FOR
COMFORT OF AUTO OWNERS.
Windshield Cleaner That Enables
Driver to Have Always a Clear
Vision Of Road-lock One Of
the Best Yet Devised.

For driving in the snow or rain there
ls a compact little windshield cleaner,
q c~ontraption consisting chiefly of a
rubber strip, or squeegee, so attached
as to press firmly against the outside
surface of the glass, with a handle in
side by which the driver may give HIM
self a clear vision space with one
sweep of the hand. This is attached
to any type of windshield without
tools, and doesn't rattle.
Leaving an automobile over night
in al unheated garage is pretty sure,
these winter days, to produce a frozen
radiator and an engine hard to start in
the morning. The little heater pic
tured here is made to be placed under
the hood, on the radiator pipes, at
tached by its cord to an ordinary cleo
trio light socket, and left to work while
you sleep. 1t uses either direct or al
ternating current, and costs 81.
A simple device, of usefulness out
of all proportion to its small cost, is
the robe rail pocket-a fiat bag provid-
ed with straps which fasten it to the
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-01-26
Care of Steering System.

Some owners in inspecting the steer
ing system confine their inspection to
the steering post, neglecting the other
very important parts from the post to
the wheels. The steering system from
post to wheels should be checked up at
least once each month and fabrication
should be attended tc every day.
The more attention paid to the steer
ing system the longer it will give eff
cient service. The joints at the ends Of
the drag link should be cleaned, adjust
ed md packed with clean grease or
graphite once every month. The oil
cups at the tie rod ends and on the
steering knuckle should be filled daily.
Every joint in the whole steering sys-
TEN should be kept clean and well
oiled.
The post case should be replenished
with grease monthly. Often the halves
of the case separate a little and then
water makes its way to the operating
mechanism. A general overhauling of
the steering system once every ten
months is a good investment. This
should include a checking up of wheel
alignment.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-01-26

to the end that production will be in
creased and quality improved.
Our food from the farm and
Ga few luXuries excepted) 1t is pro-
duced by the farmers of this country.
The great problem of keeping the ta-
Bile supplied with a surplus Of farm
products for eNport) cannot be solved
in it's entirety by bringing about larger
yields of grains and tubers.
Adequate provision must be made
for conserving the harvest and that
calls for farm buildings which even the
most progressive element is willing to
concede are entitled to the character
ization Modern"
1t does not greatly profit the farmer
to produce a great quantity and to wit
ness its depreciation in value while it
remains in his possession.
He has found, also, that it is poor
business for him to house his live stock
in structures that breed disease, or
whose character prevents the most rap
i'd development and increase in weight.
Thorough tests have been made by
government officials and those in
charge Of the agricultural colleges
which have proven on a dollar and
cents basis the absolute and practical
economy of properly designed, con-
structed and appointed farm buildings.
Under the most favorable conditions,
beef cattle will take on weight at a
prescribed rate, while under the least
favorable conditions such stock barely
will hold it's own though given the
same ration. Between these two ex-
tremes there are, of course, intermedi-
ate stages.
Buildings that are adequate in size,