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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-05
PRESS OF GERMANY BITTERLY
ATTACKS PRESIDENT WILSON
Charges He Has Deceived the American
People and Is Making War Out of
Financial Considerations.

49,, a., ,o;<,, - ,,o,,,cerant
in axcaedinP earnest II is not a trife
if America is now added to our long
list OF enemies. Inc GERMAN p'op.o
con@ident thar the American people
either during the war or after the war
will realize the falsity of Preslaeht
wilson's policies and that TINS ulhoiA
conflict between America ana us VII
be followed by new and friendly CO.
operation in that noble community W
peoples concerning Which fresiutaiI
Wilson formerly used such beautiiu III
words
The \orwaerts runs It's con'heh. IN
der dlSpatch telling or lhe Pei'"ihS
Trip to Washington from Nlehha 81
United states Ambassador lehhI ~ !.
FOR the time being, says tne Sot'ail
organ we must reckon with 'i'e go 70.
that new enemy has arisen aSalhs.
us. who can. however, develop MS great
powers only slowly We must realze
'hat at the coming peace cohte "Co'
which We hope Will be. called sooi'
America will sit on the bench OF our
opponents That is the situation Wnion
Is calculated to unchaln new populh!
passions, hut which should be met
With serenity and calm consldera t,on
civilian clothes will do its duty"
To Fulfill Heavy Task.
..r,,o.;,,,,. ,,-;,.., s,ooob- cor-
-; -, ,-., I'll, ,i,.o rise
-,..! ,-oi,u,. re-
,io,,-. +b,t
,...:.. ~ Tho
.,,,+
MAJ nd ole seem 10 ne ms
opinion that German American wal
can come to an end before II is really
developed.
The newspaper adds that Germany
Will fulfill her heavy task and emerge
victorious from the war. and that her
people will then undertake the life OF
free people among free peoples
Count Won Reventlow. in the DeutSche
TageS Zeitung, says the entry of the
United States in the European war
as new enemy of Germany will be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-05
Rank at Head of Experts.

1t is the dominant sentiment in the
medical profession that the nations
best men are at the head of this board
1t is the desire of the entire medical
profession Of America to cooperate
to the fullest extent in one efficient
unit properly organized and prepared
to cope with whatever conditions may
arise and to safeguard as far as. possible
against the recurrence of certain con-
ditions at the time of the Spanish
American war
Surgeon General William c. Gorgas,
U. S. A., is the man who banished yell
low fever from Cuba and cleaned up
the Panama Canal Zone SO that the big
waterway connecting the Atlantic and
the Pacific was possible.
Surgeon General Rupert Blue of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-05

director of military relief: American
Red Cross; DR.. William H. WEIGH. pro-
fessor OF pathology. Johns Hopkins Uni
versity, Baltimore; Dr.. William j. Mayo,
Rochester, Mimi: DR.. Victor c.
vaughan, dean of University OF Michi-
gan, Ann Arbor, Mich: DR.. Richard F.
strong, professor of tropical medicine.
Harvard University. Boston: DR.. Ed
ward Martin. professor of surgery. Uni
versity of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia:
Dr.. George H. Simmons. editor Journal
OF the American Medical Association.
Chicago: DR.. John NJ. Flint. professor
OF surgery and dean Yale University,
New Haven: DIR. Stuart Mcclure. pro-
1essor OF surgery. University of Viz
GINA, Richmond; DR.. John Young
Brown, professor of surgery, University
OF St Louis st. Louis: DR.. Charles H.
Mayo. president American Medi-
cal Association, Rochester, Mimi; DR..
Thomas Huntington, professor OF sur
gerry, University of California, San
francisco: Dr. H. A. Royster. the
Southern Surgical Association Raleigh,
~ C.: DR.. Charles H. Peck, professor
OF surgery. University of New York.
New York city; DR.. Winford Smith,
superintendent. Johns Hopkins Hospi-
tai, Baltimore; DR.. Frederic A. Besley.
professor of surgery. Northwestern
University. Chicago; DR.. George Criles
professor of surgery. Western Reserve
University, Cleveland. and Earl Phelps,
sanitary engineer Washington. d. G.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-10-05
~ Illt DISTRICT COURT or TuF
eiNiil JUDICIAL DISTRICT or THr
SLhIE or NLW MEXICO. WIrHfG AND
FOR TIiE COUNTY or LUNA
Nluc. MaseN Plaintiff
"rnaut'rr Make. Defendant

N'Il'I 81 flNDLNtN or SUIT
!" he above named defendants
Notice Is hereby given that su,t has been
commenced against Won and b. now pending
"a he ohov, named Court wherein Nancv
MaN'' .. plaiutn ana that the general objects
oi sWi ruii arc that .ad plaintiff may obtain
ron Ngu. The SAID defendant q divorce from
IN touds ~ mntrlmonv, the care and r,stody
OF the Two minor children. Alfred Mavcy and
Richard MaNcy, named H. odd complaint: and
that the community proppit described IN said
complaint io.wit Lot No Ten C0) in Block
No. Twelve l2) OF the Rice Addition 10 the
Village Of Columhua Luna COUNT New Mer.
&c D. awarded 9, the plaintiff and that YOU
the add defendant b., required q, pay 10 said
plaintiff 1u adequate amount Tor the care
support aud education 81 the .hid two minor
children and that unless yuu shall enter yonr
appearance m said Cause GA or lcforr the
l'ih day NJ November 4 D. lpl1. Judgment
WIN h' rendered against ,0u 90 aid Cause by
default
III, ulm' and po.ionica aiites, vt plan.
un l'luiroys a., Naught s. Watson Dem.
me New Mexico
Dated uf eeni iag OF september A. +.
iql-
g. 4 HUGHES
Count. tlgrE and rs OhciO Clerk
1T aid C0uri
Sept 1sOct ~
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-10-05
Pioneer Real Estate Co. Offers

Small Adobe House on ; lots. good
well, 400. 1900 down.
Nice White Brick Residence on 2
lots, Diamond avenue, $1,000.
3 lots, 'oins Teal Theatre ON east.
? Houses and lots, Gold avenue, each
$500
Zie lots facing east. ions District
ATTY Naught's. 5000 90 for all.
8 lot near HIGH school each 1900.
} lot, IONS W f.. Holt. each $3.50.
10 acre, IONS Outlaw PARK on
west.
p acres. Joins large Reservoir at
Camp, Sll5 per acre.
Residence and Residence Lots IN all
part Of city.
l.O0o acres level prairie grass land
m central Arkansas 10 trade for n
good improved farm here
Rcllnqu shmcnt 100 acres. ! Mules
south of Demin.: 10 acres improved.
5000 m Improvement cell quick at
S4d0
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-10-05

'"enly-three t23l. and twenty four
"a m Block No. thirteen l3) of
The South Addition 10 the townsite of
peiping, New Mexico. according TO
Tue Official map or plat Of said South
Addition made BY b. q NJ. Chapman.
q copy Of which said Map or Plat is
no" ON HE IN the Office of the Pro-
pate ,lerk and Ex-Officio Recorder
OF Luna County. New Mexico.
That the plaintiff is credibly
informed and believes that YOU. the
sand defendants. claim and assert
some interest IN and to the said
tracts and PARCELS of real estate. ad.
verse To the estate of the plaintiff.
ana that such of said defendants MS
may he deceased. in their lifetime
likewise asserted some claim 10. or
interest IN the said lands: that tie
claims of each and all of sand de-
PENDANTS were. and are without right.
Planiill pray, that all of the
above named defendants and all uu
known claimants of the said land be-
required To set forth the nature .,f
ihch RESPECTIVE claims. and that II he
declared by sand court that the
plalntlll J. the owner al the said
land, M lee simple that vou, tie
sand defendants. be forever bound
and cstopped from having. clalmine,
"f asserting any right or title to said
land adverse To the estate of the
pluntiii, and that Dlaintifi 5 tile
thereto be forever quoted and set at
rest and Tor general relief.
l0n are further notified thai IN.
less YOU enter YOUR appearance in
the sand cause on or before III - IA
dav OF October, \. d 1917. Judgment
bv default will be entered against ,nu
m this cause.
Plaintiff attorney is A. ". Pol
lard, whose postoffice address Is
Deming, New Mexico.
WITNESS Ny HAND and the seal
OF the Siyth judicial District Court
e the State of New Mexico. his
ilrh day of September. A. u lGl-.
tSEALl
c. R.lll'GlltS,
toi..
Amn lI-Nct Z
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-10-05
MARY V. BENNETT.

Try n Graphic Want Ad-they get
results.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-10-05
IN the Probate Court OF the County
OF Luna and State of New Mexico

In the Matter of the Estate
of
Nellie \. Chiles, Deceased.
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF
ADMINISTRATOR
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-10-05

Az Judgment In ease % deficiency. .saips,
w,s" IT., =. nr.ec Mies,e and & Kohl
ADMINISTERING of n. Estate AZ ch.ri"s
., ",.ase' Deceased aforesaid and for A.
80 thh SAID mortgage CONSTITUTES a valid
- suiNnlihg lien upon the lands premisas
a appuHenanccs her.inbefore descr,I.J
80 ana SUPERIOR 10 any rights titles. inter
PENDANTS herein named WI W "'' ae
IA IA" are lufther notified that uHl.ss ,ap
'W t-ul" lpuf appearance i0 he entered in
sa.n cause on ~ before the 2Oth dav al W
s smSe' A ~ 1917. judgment viii be Ten.
The names aud postoiice ndire,s nj ia,
New Mexico "''''"' pem'ng
10 Dated iha 2ih iay Of September A u
So, .s.. 6 Il HUGHES.
- ,l.tk ~ said Court
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-10-05
PROBATE ORDER

Aug II t,ct. 3
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-10-05
NOTICE OF SUIT
IN the District Court Of the Sixth
Judicial District OF the State 81
New Mexico. Within and the
County OF Luna.

Walter /. Russell, Plaintlil,
vs..
E1ie MeAnlnch. Charles McAninch'
Grace McAninch. Mayes and Fred
erick McAninch and the unknown
heirs of Samuel II. McAninch. de-
ceased. and all unknown claimants
If the premises hereinafter de
seribed. cr any right. title or inter
est in and to the same or any part
thereof, adverse 10 the Estate OF
the plaintiff,
Defendants.
No. 10i Civil
10 the above named defendants
Notiee is hereby gwen that the above
named plaintiff has begun ciViI ae-
non against YOU in the above men
toned Court, alleging;
/ That the plaintiff Is the owner
IN fee simple and in possession oil thd
following tracts and parcels oil rea
estate situate in the townsite oil
Deming, County of Luna. and Stat'
lows. to-wit 49,.
Lots No. seventeen az, elshte ai
1sl. nineteen (l9). twenty wv
twenty. one (2ll, twenty-five (z2'
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-10-05
Deminq School Of Music

Lessons given ON all stringod and
wind instruments. Latest methods
used Satisfaction guaranteed.
r.. NJ. BROWN. Director.
Phone 1873 Carson Hotel
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-10-05
COMMISSIONERS SALE on FORECLos
IovoiuOV 10 IHl

COMMISSIONER SALE on FoRFCLos
IovolHoN 10 IHl
of New Mexico. and described as fol-
~ THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SIXTH
JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE STATE
OF NEW MEXICO ~ AND FOR THE
COUNTY OF LUNA
Elizabeth Huppcr
Mrs 4 l. Be,aus OF Mrs
Roy !. heyaus and Florence
Nichols bevans aud William
H. McDonUugh,
Defendants.
80. $50
Notice Gcrchy SVEN that under aad by
yTtue OF nn order oi sale issued out OF tho
Ds. 81 Court vt the Sixth Judicial District
ui the state ol New Mexico on the 23rd day
OF Jul. 1911 wherein Elizabeth Hupprr d.
plaintiff aud Nh Il. L. BevIns ~ MTs Roy
L. H,laus and Florence Nichol, BeyaH. ana
William H. McDonough are defendants
The above named plhiHtin obtained ihdg
mrni aud decree fur Eleven Hundred seventy
one ,sIl7D Dollars with interest at ~ per
cent from the LIST day OF MaN 1917 together
with costs OF Nine and so 100 ts3.5O) Dol
lars which said decree and Judgment was
thereafter on the 2Ith day Of July, 1917 Med
ana entered OF record ia the Office OF the
County CltiE OF Lana County. New Mexico by
ibt Terms OF which said judgment and decree
/ IL, undersigned am commits STONED tn ieli
The following described property tow,i Be
ginning At the northeast corner ut Block lhif
teen oi the Knowles Plat thence south sixty
feet Tor a new point ot beginning thence west
TWO hundred three feet thence south seventy
tyn feet parallel % the eastern boundary line
of sad block thirteen. thence cast two nun
bred three feet thence north scyonty'hye Iee'
TO place 81 beginning being lots One, Two
and Three in Block Twenty of the Orchard
Park Addition 10 the 1ownsiic Of Dcming
New Mexico together with all aud singular
The t.urmentg heredituments aud appurten
ances thcIeUuto belonging or IA any vase ap
pertaining ana tho rcversiou aud itversiohs
Inc remainder and remainder rents, issues
and profits thereof aud all the right title IN
trr,.i claim and estate Of SAID defendants OF
any and all persons claiming under ar thru
,,,d defendant, or any ~ them.
That un Wcdnrsda, the Slil, day "i "'t"
her 1917 1T ten q clock Of the forenoon "i
s,il day AT the front door Of the Court House
D,minr New Mexico, | Will IN obedience u
and order Of sale and decree OF '"rcelosut,
s.ll the above described property OF so mGet
thereof AS hail be necessary 10 satisfy INC
Judgment oi plaintiff and costs Of ale which
- Twelve Hundred Elshty-four ttl2'i) Dol
hrs IN the highest and test bidder Tor cash
nwfui money u the United states OF Amer
''' JOHN C. WATSON
Commissioner
FRED SHERMAN
Attorney tor Pauun
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-10-05

IN THE PROBATE COURT ms rur
NNUDSxNIl or LUNA STATE OF NrW
In the Matter Of tn Estate
OF
many II. Archuleta Deceased
NOTICE or APPOINTMENT
N"lc, is hereby riyon that the und.r.,-,
-. u JACKSON was on ths 2ith dav ~
H,Pember 4. u. 1911 duly appointed a..
ahn'hriniiiN of the Estate 81 HAM n A.
chui"la. Deceased aud that he has dnl,
in'iih'd aud B, nov acting as such. and HIM,
~ p"r'"h, having claims against the Estate -.
we sAid deceased ar" required Ia present the
sam" within the time prescribed b, law Wv
l9l1 y. -
: JACKSON.
Administrator 81 the Estate Il
Nhughi s Watson '''''
Attorneys tor Administrator
Denim View Mexico
sept as o,L ~
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-10-05

Notice is hereby given that the UNI
dersigned, Mary V. Bennett. was on
the 18th dav of September, A. d.,
1917, duly appointed as Administra
tor Of the Estate Of tue said Nellie
\ Chile, deceased, and that ON said
date Letters of Administration duly
issued TO her out of said Court.
Notice j. further given that all
persons having claims against the
estate of sand deceased shall present
the same within the time pres cribej
by law
MARY '. BENNETT
Administrator of the Estate of
Nellie \. Chiles. deceased
NACGHT 4 WATSON.
Attorneys for said Administrators
Sept l4th. 2lst, 2sth and Oct. 9Th,
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1917-11-09

Joplin T.. G. & s. NJ. Co. G
Kennedy, J. G. .und
King Solomon L. & E. Co. >.
Lala lode a
Leasch, Mrs. Sarah Hicks.
Lewis, Mary A., Est. :. indie
Lewis, Oliver. :. 1000 It Cont
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1917-11-09
Delinquent Tax List
OF CLEAR CREEK COUNTY, COLORADO
TREASURER $ OFFICE,
COUNTY OF CLEAR CREEK,
STATE OF COLORADO,

hereby that WILL according law offer
office County Treasurer Clear Greek
cunt OF Colorado, the
NINETEENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER A. D. 1917.
succeeding commencing the hour of ten o'clock of
said following described situated in
1914 1916
shall be the
and penalties hereinb
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-01-11
DAKOTA STATE NEWS
TO LEASE PROPERTY
BY AUCTION METHOD

B~ridgewater. S. D., Jan. with the
selling of real estate by auction, now
follows the leasing of farm property by
the same method. An auction COM
pany here has inaugurated this sys-
tenn, which will be tried out February
l, when the 320-acre farm of William
savage, located Lear here, will be Off
creu Tor leasing purposes to the highest
bidder The outcome of She new plan
VIII be watched with interest.
MlNoT, n. D.-Ihomas Bjerkeland, a
farmer residing near Minot, saved the
lie of his hired man in an extraordinary
manner. The man choked on a piece of
oeef and efforts to dislodge the obstacle
proving futile Bjerkeland hastily placed
the man in his automobile and drove wild
ly toward Minot. hoping to reach a physi-
cian before the man died Of suffocation.
On the way the car struck a chuck hole
ana Jared the occupants of the "fiNver"
so severely that the piece of beef was dis
lodged and jolted down the mans throat,
saving his life.
SUMMIT-Nels Olson. 80 years old and
IL was burned to death in a fire which
destroyed his home in Day county, near
summit. Mrs. Olson was unable to tell
now the fire started. but it is supposed
an overturned lamp was the cause The
fire was blazing furiously when discov-
cred, and Olson was found lying OH the
floor dead. Ie had probably been suffo-
Gated before the flames reached his body.
The old man was a veteran of the civil
war. Three married daughters, besides
the aged wife, survive him.
Observation-Disclosures the gasoline
can for the can containing kerosene near
ly cost the lives of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Austin, of Cresbard. An explosion fol-
lowed an attempt to start the fire with
gasoline, and a big bay window was blown
out. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Austin were Sc
rerely burned and much of their clothing
was destroyed. Mrs. Austin especially
was severely burned about the face,
hands and body.
P1ERRE-A report has reached this city
that w. w. Taylor, former state treas
urer of South Dakota, dropped lead on
the streets of New York a few days ago.
Taylor became tangled in his official
FUNDS and paid the penalty. He had not
been a frequent visitor to South Dakota
since that time, but was a visitor in this
city only a week ago.
ABERDEEN-Miss Endora eeman for
merly of Sioux City, Ia, was the SOOth
student to enroll at the Northern Normal
and Industrial school here. Her home is
at Highmore, S. D. The Northern Nor
NAL, IA years old. now has 500 students en-
rolled outside Of it's preparatory depart.
ment.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-01-11
WILSON'S COOK
QUITS
Says Wilson Ate Bio
Breakfast After
Election Day.

washington, Jan. 5-The most i'm
portant member of President Wilson's
cabinet has quit. sigrid Nelson was
dictator Of the White House kitchen
cabinet. But Cupid wandered into the
room of pots and pans and another
man soon will be eating the dishes
winch have tickled a presidential nal
ate. 20
MISS Nelson probably did not need
any recommendation to the lob as cook
Tor a Denver man for life, but she holds
one or the best recommendations for
COOKS on record in a letter signed by
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson.
s'or a year. as head cook to the ma
cons chief. Miss Nelson has held the
destiny of a nation in a skillet. Imag-
q what might happen if the ship Of
state We're guided by a dyspeptic pilot.
President Wilson is a satisfactory
person TO cook for, according to Miss
Selsson. He is such a plain eater" she
says. He likes not cakes and waffles
ior iunch. He drinks coffee at
breakfast. His first meal of the day
usually consists of bacon, eggs and q
cereal. His favorite desserts are baked
custard, VINE jellies n charlotte russo.
he also likes pie, but never eats mince
pie"
Miss Nelson says the president did
not lose his appetite the day folIowine
the election. when the returns seemed
TO indicate that someone else would do
the carving in the White House after
March 4. He had a hearty appetite.
and ate his usual breakfast" Miss
Nelson says
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-01-11
MANAGEMENT OF FAIR
FINANCES LAX, CLAIM
Should Have System to Check
Up Receipts, House Mem
bers Assert.

Pierre, S. D.; Jan. s.-During tins
early days Of a legislative session much
always is given to manage
ment of state affairs and state institu-'
tons. Members come here with the
specific ambition to correct certain
abuses. They usually get over the no.
tlon later. In response to personal pres-
sure or pressure Of other business, ana
rev important perquisites are dis
turbed.
Just now there is a large amount of
quiet lobby discussion about the finan-
cial affairs of the South Dakota state
ialr. While there is very little hostil-
lily to this enterprise in a general way,
many members feel that measures
should be taken to give closer super
vision to receipts and expenditures.
with annual appropriations reaching
f2o,0O0 n annual gate receipts OF
ABOUT $4,000 h fair business is
viewed as important enough to call for
q llttle business attention.
Secretary Has Free Hand.
Under present conditions the state
lalr secretary has a comparatively fred
nand IN expenditure, and is not subject
% any check that interferes with his
privilege of doing just about as he may
please. He does make a report, bu the
report Is not very detailed. 1t gives
very little information to outsiders and
Just about as little to those In official
circles: 1t is not charged, or claimed,
tnat there Is extensive abuses in the
management Of the state fair,
put 1T is commended in many quarters
that the system in force is a loose Way
Of handling a business running into big
figures annually.
Members of the Beadle county dele
sation merely indulge in noncommital
smiles when queried about the methods
OF conducting state fair business. In
behalf of the county and of Huron they
are interested in having the fair well
and made a big thing, but
there is no evidence that they think the
tair Is benefited in any way by the
building up and maintenance of per-
sonar perqutsites. One member of the
Beadle county delegation said: :
we have no objection to a closer
check on the financial affairs of the
state fair. In fact we think the state
owes 1T to itself. as a plain matter Of
business. to have that very thing. This
need is a matter of common discussion
In Huron and the application Of strict
business principles would arouse no
hostility there We hope to see the
fair literally financed, but we want
every dollar honestly expended and we
want the accounts checked up in g. way
to give assurance to the people that
none of the fund is diverted to ques-
tionable uses"
One proposal under consideration is
10 nave state fair accounts checked up
Ny IHc eAeCullNe n depart
ment, which now has the duty of ex-
aiming accounts in county and state
offices. 1t is held. in fact, that all Of
the state institutions receiving appro-
prlations should come under the same
fule. The past custom of making big
appropriations and allowing them to bs
expended without close business super
vision has created personal privileges
which would not be tolerated in pri-
vate business enterprises.