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El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-12-20
New Trial Moved in
Sol Jacoby Case

LAS Vegas, N. M, Dec. ia mo-
ton for a new trial was introduced
by the defendants attorneys in the
case Of the Santa Fe Railway COM
pany vs.. Sol Jacoby, on the grounds
of former jeopardy and that some OF
the jurors who heard the case were
disqualified. The defendant was re-
Gently convicted of receiving articles
stolen from the plaintiff company.
The grand jury returned a no-true
bill against Abraham Phillip Abel,
charged with seduction. The federal
authorities, however, may institute
proceedings against him on the
charge Of white slavery.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-12-20
LONDON AIR RAID
STAYS TEN AND
INJURIES 70; TWO
RAIDERS NAILED
No Military or Naval
Works Damaged by
Latest Attack.
ONE AEROPLANE is
HURLED INTO SEA

10y Leased Wire to New Mexicsn.)
The Germans in their latest air
raid on London, carried out last eve
ming, harmed no naval or military
property and did little other damage.
They caused the death, however, of
10 persons and their bombs injured
70 others, besides five persons in
;ured outside of the capital. One
German machine came down in the
sea, after being hit, and two of its
crew Of three were captured. The
British official report of the raid
say there is reason to suppose that
another of the Germans came down
in the English channel.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-12-20
With $500, Men Under
Arms America Has Beat
Kitchener, Says Treasurer
10y Leased Wire to New Mexican.)

Lewiston, Me, Dec. t9-Amercas var aims and German intrigue we're
described today by John Burke, treasurer Of the United States, In in address
before the Maine State Grange. Mr.. Burke declared that Ambassador Bern.
storH-under the protection of the American fIag-was ever schening and spy
ing to involve the United States In war with Mexico and Japan.
I'VE hear n 0 more in these days." he shdt "of Mexican atrocities. we no
longer have Mexico held up to US az a land Of bandits and al inferno Of evil.
Why? Because the reports Of atrocities were part Of a sknifuI German prop
uganda which Of necessity has ended since the war began.
"Now e arr In this war In ten months the authorities at Washington,
despite the abuse to which they have been subjected, by those who don't un-
dertand, have placed 100000 men under arms-a greater army than Lord
Kitchener ws able to equip in two years. When the armies Of Great Britain
with their tanks start for the Hindenburg line; when the armies Of America,
trained and equipped, support Thorn; and whom from 10000 to 250oo American
aeroptanes rain bombs o. the German trenches, then wal will come pretty near
being what General Sherman said It was"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-12-20
SECTION BOSS STABBED

Albuquerque, N. M, Dec. 49,
Grover H. IHendershott, section fore
man for the Santa Fe railroad al
Belen, was stabbed in the abdomen
while attempting to stop a fight
among members of his gang. He was
brought to the st. Joseph hospital in
albuquerque yesterday morning
where he underwent an operation. II
is thought he will recover.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-12-20
ENFIELD MODIFIED
AFTER PRACTICE DELAY

Washington, Dec. 10. = Severa
months delay in supplying rifles
private ordnance manufacturers tolt
the senate military committee today
resulted in the war departments de
cision to modify the Enfield type
Factory machinery changes, the com
mittee was told, reduced the OUTPUT
Of Enfield's for England, and produc
ton will not return to maximum unit
next May.
"A contract with the war depart
ment to produce modified Enfield's
was not completed until last July
President Henry s. Kimball, of the
Remington company, testified. 1t was
October, he said, before machinery
changes could be completed to begir
output.
Delay in congressional a%ppropria
lions, Kimball stated, further DELAY
ed the output. His firm hesitated tc
take a contract in the absence Of
definite appropriations. The new
modified rifle and also lac American
ammunition, Vice President Tyler, Of
the same concern, testified, are re
garded superior to British types
After wal was declared in Apriu, he
stated, the war department imme
diately began negotiations with them
to devote their factories, engaged on
a British contract for 100000 En-
fields to make the modified American
type.
1.-THE committee cannot understand
why with wal imminent in March, nc
contract was made until July" said
Senator Hitchcock.
MIR. Kimball disclaimed any impli
cation that appropriations delayed
production and said negotiations by
the war department were promptly
begun. If the department had not de
cided to modify the British Enfield
type, he said, his firm could have
turned out the British type virtually
without any delay, but both he and
Mr.. Tyler said the new American
rifle is superior, largely due to its
ability to use much better American
cartridges.
Both manufacturers declared it a
Every wise move" to adopt the new
type, Notwithstanding the delay IN
production.
Mistake to Retain Old Rifle
1T would have been too bad and a
great mistake to have retained the
old rifle, compelling continued use Of
much inferior ammunition" said Mr.
Kimball.
Senators Hitchcock and Wads
worth asked If it would not have been
better to insure that American, Brit
ish and French ammunition should
have been interchangeable?
"If your policy of preparedness had
been started early enough it would
have been possible" Mr.. Kimball an
swered, adding that rifle machinery
In Remington plants was bought from
Continued on page three)
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-12-20
GERMAN ARMOR
WON'T WITHSTAND
AMERICAN BULLET

With the American Army in
France, Dec. 19.-(By the Associated
Press. 1.-THE German soldiers armor
will not Withstand the hard hitting
American bullet, it has been shown.
A heavy breast plate removed from a
German prisoner for a test, was lit
orally chewed to pieces by machine
gun fire after a rifle bullet fired at
a good range had torn a hole in the
armor as big as a silver dollar. Even
the bullets from an automatic pistol
did the work it was expected thet
would in this respect.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-12-20
TEUToNs CLAIM CAPTURE
OF 1000 ITALIANS

Berlin, Dec. 10. = Austro-Germa
forces yesterday stormed the Italian
positions on Monte Asolone and the
adjoining heights, according to the Of
fetal statement issued today by the
German staff. More than 1000 sol
diers were captured.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-12-20
NEW FoUNDLAND HoNoRED

Boston, Dec. 19.-As a reward for
the ~gallantry Of its overseas forces,
New Foundland, the oldest British
possession, has been designated Off
cially as the Dominion of New
Foundland," according to word re-
ceived from st. Johns today.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-12-20
NO SUGAR FOUND IN
HOMES OF WEALTHY

Newport, R. l., Dec. 19.-Homes OF
many wealthy families here were
searched today by secret service
agents on reports received by the gov
eminent, that sugar had been hoard
ed. None was found.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-12-20
Government to Take
All Wood Alcohol

Washington, Dec. 19.-The oun
try's entire output of wood alcohol
will be taken over Immediately by
the government under an agreement
with the distillers, announced today
by the war industries board. Pri.
vate consumers will be supplied on
licenses issued by the priorities
beard.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-12-20
BIG FUNERAL FOR coTcH

Humboldt, Ia, Dec. 19.-Frank A..
Gotch, retired worlds champion
wrestler, was buried here today.
Governor w. L. Harding was among
the hundreds who attended the fun
eral service.
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sepuitadas las
yictimas de la revolu-
cion moscovlta

?ETROGRADO. Abril Coon toda
soiemnidad iueron ~Sepultadas en- e.!
h~istorico Campo de Marie, las victi-
mas dc Ia Revolution. Todos los ft-
rctroS. aue cstaban formados dc telas
dc I'm rojo muy vivo, fueron bajados
II Dor uno a la cnornie sepultura
uuc habia sido practicable en- n de
las csauinas del Campo, disparando-
SC gran numero do canonazos-uno
O cada victima-como uitimo Salu-
do. desde Ia ~fortaleza de San Pedro
y San Pablo. donde estan confinados
los ,iltimos Ministries del derrocado
imperio.
Numerosas bandas militares Sc 81
tuaron en- distintoS lugares del Cam
DO de Marie y millares de personal,
con las cabezas deScubicrtaS, asist!e-
ron a la misa que ALI tuvo iugar en-
sufragio dc las victimas dc la Rcvo-
luciGn Que puso fin a la dinastia
m~oScoyita.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-10

del Senior, predicaba, SegGn tiene cos
tumbre hacerlo
Fro0ablcrlentc munca, Ell tCdoS los
Lias de 81 vida en que vicre comba-
liendn haio ell simboio de Ia Cruz,
hahia hcc&o Billy Sunday tan absluta
abstraction lie 81 mismo, de~sschando
:odc ruanto Il sabc, s~ujctaadoSc para
i:ablar y d"slizandosc dcntro 10 las ii
mas sin crccnria. donde reira Ia he
rciia, II h:pocrc>ia y Ia fa!ta De fe-
~ Evangciista comcnzo on Nue.
a YORK 81 cur:Pans-la nY3S gran
De campaua dc ST. carrer4-con el mas
ard.en.e fervor con n rcSuelt de-
termination ) n fa c!cga Ell q cSDI-
ritu CUE lc insr!ra J. !e ayuda ant"
cuaiquicr vestiriO de oposicion que Sc
.r urcsrntl AdueIia muchedumbrc GU
hria tod"s los Sitlos del tabernaculo.
.lcnaS dc scrrir, qIc So oprim!a en-
10, corrcd0rcs y II "a sobre Las
E2Htanas Y =, c5trrchaba a los l@do>
lei pulpito. lc oyo como c~omenzaba ST
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Quieren que Sc fomente
la pesca del tibur6n
en- ognas de Mexico
TAL SOL!CITUD HA SIDO HECHA
POR CONSULES DEL GOB.
DE FACTO EN- EE. UU.

c. De MEXICO. AbriI ?.-Loy
~cansulcs del gobicrno dc facto eli los
Estados Un;dos han cuviaio 4 la Sc
crctaria dc Fomcnto, comun!caciorcS
N las cu4Ics 81 pide que sea fomcn-
tada cn graEdc ~cSca!a, Ia pesca dc IL
bIron en- aguas mcXicanas, pies eli
los Estados Unido5 hay un cXcc!entc
mcrcado para la H:el dc csc animal, ha
bicndo gran dcmanda entire los ma
nufacturcroS de cal2ado, quiencs IL
u|tili3an magnirjcamcntc. debjdo Il IL
dScazcs dc rtclcs d2 otros animaics.
I'm aguaS ~mcXicanas, Unto cn cl i
rantico como en- cI Paciftco, hay
Una cantidad considerable de tiburo-
Hcs y fomcntando Il pesca sc often
irian grandcs %utilidadcs.
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In terrible o%ccidente
automoUiIis'ico en- la
{. de Mexico

c. DE MEXICO. Abril EN- las
carrcras de automobiles e~fcctuada3
aver tardc ell esta ciudad, nuevc per
sonaS resultaron muertas y veintc
hcridas, Il c~onsccucncia de habcr cal
do sohrc la c~oncurrcncia, d~esviando-
sc del canine, cl autpm6viI ~pertcnc.
cicntc ii Encargado dc Negocios de
Cuba. :t6or Jose Santamaria, que
tomaba partc en- las carreras, sicndo
piloteado por Vicente Rodriguez.
FL accidcntc ocurri0 cuanto el auto
caminaba i una vclocidad mdxima,
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In %obsequio de 100, 900
pesos G Ia comiSi6n de
auxiIios be'ga
FL. SOBEEBIO REGALO FUE He
CEO POR IA FUNOACiON
ROCKEFELLER DE N. Y.

NCETN lCRk, Abril LA cam
.idad dc Glen nil dG!arcS ha sido CO.
"ada por Ia l'unda-ior Rockefeller, 4
"a Comisi6u dc AuNilioS en- Bcl1ica.
.es,in ;" Icclor6 hoy nor RI rcnrcsen-
lanto dc aqurlla organization.
Los Glen mil d6!a:cs 4 cue SO aludc
deGerin scr dcStirados d p0rrcrc:n%ar
UNA comida suplemcntaria dc mc!io
lila 2 los rinos bci"as, mejorando dc
csta r?arcra 81 organization, que, Sc
Gun las noticlas cue SO t~jenen, no cs
Satifactoria.
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Sc estabiecer6n treinio
estacioaes de ogricul-
tura experimental

c. DE MEXICO, AbriI 8 La
Sccretaria &c Fomcnto ha anuncjado
que DC acucrdU con 10 diSpuesto por
cl Primer Jofc, Sc ~rrocedcri al csLa,
bIccimicn:o de trcinta e~stacionc5 de
agricultural experimental, eli toda la
R~epuh.ica, cstableciGndose tambi5n
Ell cada una dc elias, una cscuela de
agricultural.
No Sc mcnciona Ia fccha en- que Ia
ran principle los trabaios re- ID
vOS.
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$50 RIFLES FUERON CONFISCA.
DOS EN- UN CATEO DE CASAS
DE ALEMANES.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, AbriI g. La
pol1cip dc csta localidad, en- un cateo
minucioso que practice en- .algunas
casas dc alcmanes, ha recegfde. De
clos. en- calidad de confiscados. 15r
rifles y sus$respectivas municiones.
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NoVGIaS ii 20 centsyos

NoVElaS ii 20 centsSos
ArlC De huStar mSridO.
Amor ; !Gari!r!n.
CaiEarlU de linOr,
e nCF!o prcSiadL.
Il r4rgaiOrio de las s~Olteras.
Fl paraISG de las EauicreS.
q I~nrieruO O. las hOmbTes.
Ii hada dc los mares.
Ii nldO lie r~UIS@NDrrS.
e Collar dc eS~IneraIdS5.
ii s. DC la nlNas.
r. Dina en- III GeSo.
La hIla dc las flores.
Ia bIcI en- los i4bius
"a Mia dr los J~azil!les.
La vIUda alegre.
Ia Cur'n del amor.
Is pG!nCesa de dollar.
La mia Nc VeGUs.
Las CDrrraS dc amor.
..a> Hi!a> d.. champagne.
a. Twas m%deTnaS.
Marina O II hiJi o. la nlas.
Na!t.lls sean las inuieT"S.
MaG;luS scan los !IuTnbrea.
NaliIias s"aI las SGegTds
MalLi'u SEA Il auIor.
Mall!.lOs sean los Ce!OS.
i2>IOaarIaS ,ie amor.
PO.Jae - c1saD los hOmSrss
FOrGUr - CiSan las mujeres.
TOrgUe pecan las muIereS.
!'O-uuG rHJnciden las viudas.
fur4,r' iHUCwUr:n las Yle!2s.
E0r >aHIiIT = una muler.
81 !r= SAD ci Amor.
VIA nj upy!a,
AZ.crna. p0r CariOtl BTaeHle.
Dora. p0r LariDia Braeme.
n Eec-rrO q" 0To.
Ii ullo luaiIIlo.
r. maui!SCritO de M madrs.
Mann. pOr Jorge lsaacS.
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REGRESO Ell ST. LUOIS A NUE.
VA YORK

NUEVA YORK, Abfil 9.-E va
por americana st. Louis" arrib6
a'este puerto sin ~novedad, de re-
gres9 de 81 Tiaje 4 Europa De esta
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mancra cl citado vapor, cl primer
bacco americana armada que sallo
&c este puerto despuGs de Ia decla-
raci6n dc la campaha submarine sin
rcstricciones, ha terminado su vLaJe
redondo.
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AALNrLHaS I,E InIiN {. R,FFLEs.
naEl> ~ CAROLINA N~yEiNIi!o

ls..-r> .-t-rnr>. no. I0Tn= 90. -
=; .ar.., 1rI ahIsiIa = la" I'm SO. -
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,.tu,u,- ~,t .a>fl-o : LtHna >u9T' IN.
T-.~ ,I,.r> -
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Il Es-.g lei Nal o.. -. DO. &c. ... ~
! ! l"sn o. ara HI.%-'I y /" THlsanza &c
una iDgS. hos fGII5S -. .--....-.- ~
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= serreio te in handido 800. E Of'
Fl t-en Dc II mIer'e. Dos trlaOS $50. J.e'
II hrjJ Lgl 4UlrCT'$'a. ! tO!Nu~..... h-S
II alby-su" GHI I,II,O- Dos to!nUS 80
Il ahOyraup del ,'JrrUF. LE2irO iOIjIDs 10.
Fl C~aly2rr0 O" WA mtdTe ) Ar:epen'l-
LOS C-.uereS 4" DtavulIna- los ionoS 0S'
Los nar3CO> I4!tmeS. Dos ioTEos d, ~
Los araOT-s .UaidtlOS. Dos tomoS e. . . . usJ
IL srpUiald3 viva. Dos tCIGoS -. e. vs.
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lAs tras''is, de los Je!oS. 1 ioinc> t.3'
"a TIA - Ia uo-,era. Dos Ono 0$,
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~ rl.~yeriUs del Crimen. / oHlcs 10
. = esClIsaS c!-l"gS. : tOmos -. . O-sl
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-.ra>. "a Tr>UC.tRGi. Dos tOTIos .... u-s''
IN rr!ig-E n tIiUTnvll. : toUus.... Us
Ilrseu = Natre ' EAilAclon. 8 i"ino2 i"=l
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ZIMMERMAN CONFERENCE CON
LOS MINISTRIES DEL a. B. c.

LONDREs;, Abril 9.-Un deipa-
clio ~prorcdcntc dc La Haya, rccibido
hoy por Ia Exchange Telegraph Com
pany, dice que CT Ministro dc Rela-
clones Exteriorcs del lmperio Ale.
man. DR.. Alfredo zimmerman. cs-
tuvo confercnciando Ct domingo por
cspacio de una bora. 0 los repre-
scnuanLcs d~ip'omaticos dc las repu-
blicas de Argentina, Brasil y Chile.
FL meriSaje dice que SC cree Gil Ia
capital alcmana, que Ia c~Onferencia
two relaci6n con ma probable rup-
tura dc relaciones diplomaticas entire
AlemAnia Y las tres ]rcpublicaS sud,
amcricanaS.
Puedc dsr al:ao a este pobrc
~hombrc?.
Abso;utamente NADIA. Aver NE
;as.in.s 81 rte Contra I'LL cobrgdcr.
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RELIGION

el h0gar- E1IcI9n ie T1-I - =
F!iosor.s EicL5G!al. r2F "atn'9- " 10
- TesJsmenlo GU coGushe a Eisiof.a
ssi pueblo d israel. 'ioldos5 iArsaneo
70 csmo Sc rrepzrS Ia 'eulda i'll SeSLss-
Eaici4n &c lUc. " 90
Ii Imli1cl6n de C5:slo- ." v-''
EsyalIs ne1tcSDO de o~TSri9Res. %. ~.
TOs Ns-Tf-es. U II Uiuu:p g Is s"t-sIo"
crtsu4as, por C~nItssuSTis1c. Of" 20,
sssuaGo Layaus &C IL IUTsniud. ~ 80
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NOIkLaS EIiERSiS

Na".4.9o g EI0tSl re-. e. ... d. -. Ok
A~furll % .a~ .G1rro> cOntraDandlStaS 20.
ysjE ui"N.rIgJ. i'us IuIG5> .....-. i'''
ron uIsy,e Lr a. Nancha- I'd. de luIo -
Il MarUr III '~ani-"'d. l!nrmCS4 ObIa. oa>a
GA IN l.! VIDA ..cl Rgtguiur del MuIldN.
IA t."lu -rai.3". JtSn tnlpastddo -. f.S'
T. ~l-r.tut..S -aTI.lrutu. UI"ertIua : iaiWo'
- uoIrl9 tu"licana --- 90. q. . -. ~"
II JGroat!u - Lnr.qur ur LaEarueTe o."
Il ai.uF ~ H. TI.rT"S- NUsclG sentiment
Al. Cld,-u ru;:us. "astG tell SO. So
y IrCsrna - Iu~ LClu>. cysIuua Pafle q"
10 anterior. CIairc ru1t"s, iela ... 81?
II comic &c Nunircr!Siu ) La Mdno &c!
NECT-r. Tres iUuluS grIuie> .- e. 80
.\glac."U. 70 4 MsrtIrID dc una Madre 81
e Julio Errani" 60. e. -
II ~l;lU JC IA hOrleIa go. - -. -. u
Il hi,o l~5aGuuulGU 49, .. -. $50. vi
I'll h-nsIaHC del recIUlenio BEL. q. 0.g
ESpina~ c. ana flor -. .. - u"
r~lagueza ~ neroe. poT MsTcelo -.
ri G-sC 10 m .:is u.s7
/ riSs il Ta,.5n. .Aoycl8 De 3inor. 90
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. EElOVeva e RCavauls e. 10. -. So W
Historic &c RohInson CruSoe. !ierlnoso II
bro cue prOvCca siem9re intsusao enc
cones. Edicion de lIiiO. =. -. -. 2.9l
"a Dana Ce les Cal!cliss -. w
Los s!ete pscados cspitales, : soGloS -
La Ley de DioS -. : e. -. iEI
Los uitim0s dlss de Pompeys-. ina dc lss
Ch-as mas .uteTGssltes de Is eppca rO-
mans. Ediclou de luio -. =. -. s'gL
La SUIer AdniIe-s. Custro :omos teia s-gj
La hu5 Gel Cardinal e. = -. g.t1
Los Tres NosQueteros, coz 81 continuation
.velnte AMOS Despues' y "Ei Sizconos
&c Brsselone". Cratrc tomos .... S.IS
la yuyenrud De Enrique Cuario i.si
LOS ntSierios dc Is inCuiSicion We
/ MEMORIES fa m reyoiucionsrio . OK
NsTnIeS1 mr. nTIrnss 80. &. 0.S
oscar Y ATosnds. Dos Iomos e. = IL
psbio y VirSinIs . .. Or
;Quo Vadls? Noyels historica de Ia eHoc2
10 Ne-Sa . -. o.
rC,1sr - J,,lte;s ... NJ.
~ h,fo natural -. .. I'd. %
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CODI6US H~ENICiA0e

CIVIL -. e. = -. .. -. les,
ts proc"dinientUs C;yilcS . i.W
renal -. .. -. e. e. . -. so
InGr.n rp "prucCdimlcntUS peuaiCs.... 1.
o. rnsfyn rp IprpSrCID ... 4
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A!nE.naGI.e lluStrado para 1911 ....- OS'
Srtc de ccn.r las Cartas pOr medic Dc ID
bara!a ~eSpaNola. U.5I
de la rtsa. ObTa capaz de hacer
rcir q los muertos. Dos toInoS tela 2.Ht
CarICm3c1O n los DOCe PaTeS de Fralcid
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-20
SLACKERS TO SERVE
EVEN IF MARRIED

Washington, April 20-Men of m5'l
tary age who have married since %
state of war against Germany uu,
declared will not escape their obi.
cation of military service, undor q
war department policy formally n
nounced.
The statement follows:
The war department announces
that all men married since the u".
break of war will be treated upon Iu
same basis as unmarried men, .aso.
far as their military obligations .ra
concerned 1t is desired that the u,
most publicity be given to this u
nouncoment'
The department was moved Or fIis
action SO all men might understand
exactly what is contemplated In the
organization of an army to fight Ger.
many 1t was desired that there
should arise no question of "slacsor-"
upon the score of marriages contracted
since the outbreak Of war, wit. the
possible construction that the mar
riage in any case, was FASTENED ro
eyade military duty.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-20
MUCH EXpEDIENCY
IN RECOGNITION
OF GOVERNMENTS

Washington, April 20. Denial was
made at tie state department, that Oh,
United States in concert with amy ma
tion was pressing Peru to define more
clearly its attitude. The policy is not
to press any government into am,
course
1t also was denied that any assist
ance would be given by the United
States to the deposed president of
Costa RiCa, Alfedo Gonzales, who it
had been reported, was planning to
fight for the recovery Of power In that
country It was pointed out that the
new president, Federico Tinoco might
even be recognized, Notwithstanding
the declaration some time ago that
this government would not counto.
nance him II he succeeded in getting
himself elected. II was explained that
recognition always was largely a Ques
tion of eXpediency.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-20

The Queen Of Dairy Cows in Okla,
homa is Rose Fern Elmer 26S52s, a
Jersey owned by Oklahoma Agricul-
tural and Mechanical College at Still.
water. BY producing 1887 pounds OF
milk and 666.6 pounds of butterfat,
equivalent to 77416 pounds OF butter,
in twelve months, she has set a new
record for the state and placed Okla
homa ahead of twenty other states.
This is a new Oklahoma record for
all breeds. 1t supplants the record of
l1,402 pounds Of milk and 576.5 pounds
of butterfat, formerly held by Lady
Hermit 23S350, OF the State Hospital
herd at Norman. The animal hus.
bandry department of the agricuitur.
al college has refused an offer OF
$1,000 Cor Rose Fern Elmer.
A half sister to the champion COW
Rose fsrn Ailesn 292909, ran a close
race IN the years test. Rose Fern
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-20

Aileen produced 12.933.5 pounds Of
milk and 5S4OS pounds of butterfat.
In one day Rose Fern Aileen produc-
ed jS s pounds of milk, with butterfat
sufficient to make three pounds Of
butter
Dairy experts do not expect this
record to hold for many years. No
state in the Union, perhaps, is i'm.
porting more purebred dairy cattle
than oklahoma An oklahoma breed.
er paid the top price, $3.50, for a Jer.
sey COW at the recent show and sale
at Fort Worth. More breeders and
dairymen are testing their cows each
year and the "boarder" COW has been
aoomed Prof w. L. Fowler, head OF
Che animal husbandry department at
Oklahoma A. & NJ College, believes
that other cows now on test in the col.
lege herd have a fair chance Of break.
ing this record.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-20

swelling up like little white sponge.
Then 1t loosens from your toe-and,
glory hallelujah! the corn comes off
rs though you'd take a glove off your
hand.'
Yes, "GetsIt" is the corn discov.
cry of the age. More Gets.lt is sold
by many times than any other corn
remedy in existence. Try it and you
will know the reason why 1t takes
two seconds to apply it, and it dries
at once. That's all. Don't expert
ment-follow the experience of mil
lions and use "Gets-lt."
"Getslt" is sold everywhere, 25c a
bottle, or sent on receipt of price by
h. Lawrence & Co.. Chicago, III.
Sold in Ardmore and recommended
as the worlds best corn remedy by
f. j. Ramsey, Johnson Drug Co.. City
Drug Store.