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El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-05-24

Correspondence para el Times
San Antonio, Tex, Mayo 19.--Nl
Corl. r.. A. Chapa, director de 'El I'm
parcial de Texas" en- un editorial ur-
ge a los m%exicanos que no salgan dc
Texas y que no hagan case de los ru-
mores references a que Sc alistara O
los mexicanos en- el ejercito america.
no, obedeciendo a la nueva ley.
'Es un principle sehalado por el
mismo presidente Wilson, el que la
production de los where's en- este pals
es tan importante como la necesidad
de los s~oldados," dice ell editorial, -
todos los que sirvan en- esa esfera
prestan al pas un servicio patri6tico
como los hombres que van al frente.
Els impossible mantener al ejercito en-
ell campo de batalla sin where's, pues
los Estados Unidos no solo tendran
que aprovisionar a su propio pueblo,
sine tambien tienen que ayudar a los
ejercitos de Francia e Inglaterra va
las poblaciones de estos dos pafses.
-"De aquf que es absurdo suponer el
que ell nuevo ejercito Sc componga de
los hombres que trabajan en- ell campo
Y hacen crecer las cosechas en- ell
pals; debiendo tomar de las grandes
ciudades y muy POGO de los campos a
los que necesitan en- ell ejercito. Este
es 10 que claramente significan las
~palabras del presidente.
mo hay motive para la alarma de
los m~exicanos que viven en- este pals,
especialmente para aquellos que ex-
plotan u negocios o que poseen pc
quenos ranches de %cultivo, o que ira
bajan las tierras como medieros o que
Sc entregan a sus actividades Tranquil
lamente, no debiendo poner ~atencion
a esos rumores de que seran alistados
para ser enviados a las trincheras de
Europa, pues NADIA de esta naturaleza
%sucedera."
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-05-24
FL Superintendent Hughes obtiene
en- Albuquerque n planta compile
ia de imprenta, y la prision hara su
%peri6dico dentro de POGO.

Ell Superintendent de la Peniten-
ciarfa del lEstado, Sr. Tom. Hughes,
quien es uno de los mas COMPLETENESS
impresores del Estado, habiendo sido
%presidente de la Union Tipografica en-
Albuquerque por muchos amos, cree
que la pe~nitenciarfa del Estado debe
tener una imprenta propia y un perio-
dico propio, 10 mismo que Sc hace en-
las prisiones mejor conducidas del
pals. FL Sir. Hughes anunc!j ell
nGrtes que en- una semsna Sc insta-
.lsrfa una planta compiler de in prem
ia en- la penit enoiarfa v que 81 mim, r
n1mero saldra quiza POGO despues, y
que sera un ~peri6dico mensual.
'Sabemos que la planta que era pro.
piedad del licenciado Elfego Baca, en-
la que Sc imprimfa la Opinion Publ
ca" en- Albuquerque, ha sido compra-
da a un precio razonable. Los pri-
sioneros estan in~teresados en- la inno-
vaci6n, y Ell guardian tiene confianza
en- que servira de mucho a los pobres
que estaA reclufdos detras de las cell
das de la prision del estado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-05-24

Memphis, Tenn, Mayo 22.-Encade-
nado a un tronco de arbol cafdo, en-
ell sitio dende cometi6 ell crimen, Ell
Parsons, ell negro que confes6 que Ell
habfa matado a AntOinette Rappal,
una jovencita hace tres semanas, fue
quemado a muerte hoy por una multi
tud, en- ell campo, como a diez m1llas
de Memphis. Despues, Sc lie cofto la
cabeza Y Sc puso a un lado del canine
donde permanecio por algunas horas.
La madre de la nina asesinada iden
tifico al negro y en- un discurso a. Ia
multitud les urgio a que quemaran al
asesino de su hija. Pero Sc rehuzo
a aplicar la antorcha ell persona. An
ties de morir, Parsons repitio su pri-
Imera confession de que lie habia corta-
do la cabeza a la nina, y compiled q
otros dos negros en- ell crimen, decla-
rando que uno de- ellos habfa dado a
la nina ell golpe que la privo del COMO
cimiento. De Witt Ford, un mudo,
uno de los complicados por Parsons.
fue capturadO prOnto por n secclon
de los l~inchadores, pero sc dfjo TEN
prano esta tarde que Sc lie estaba
~deteniendo hasta que Sc aprendiera
al otro hombre.
La multitud que linch6 al negro es-
Itaba tornado de cerca de 1900 almas.
Antes de quemarlo, su cuerpo fue
mojado con petroleo y despues Sc lie
%suspendi6 en- ell aire de i'm brazo del
arbol. En- tonces Sc aplic6 la antor'
cha Y ell cuerpo Sc quemo rapidamen-
tie hasta que cay6 al suelo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-05-24
Or. M. +. BARAKAT
ALIMENTos PRoPlos PARA Los
ESToMAGOS DEBlLES.

Nl alimento que espropio para una
persona, puede ser malo para otra.
Todos deberfan adoptar una dieta pro
pia para su edad y ocupacion. Los
que tienen est6magos debiles necesi-
tan especialmente lei cuidadosos y
deben conner despacio y bien. Tam
bien es Importance que mantengan los
intestinos regulares. Cuando estos
Sc constipan o cuando Sc sienten tor
pes y adormecidos despues de las CO.
midas, deben tomar las Pastillas de
Chamberlain para reforzar Ell est6ma-
go y mover los intestinos. Son agra
dables para tomar y de buen efecto.
De venta, en- todas parties.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-05-24
TRABAJo DuRo PARA sEhoRAs

Es una cuestio im%portante ell 81 las
~sefioras que. haeen Ell trabajo de los
hombres merecen particular simpatfa
porque es dudoso ell 81 hay I'm trabajo
que sea mas duro que ell trabajo' dia-
rio de la casa. Exceso de trabajo &c
lsiente en- los rifiones, y cuando los ri
sfiones estan afectados uno Sc We y Sc
'%siente mas viejo que 10 qeu es de We.
ras. La Sra. A. G. Wells, r. R. g..
Rocky Mount, N. G., escribe: NO pue'
do alabar como Sc debe las Pildoras
de Foley para los Rihones, por Ell ma
ravilloso beneficio que he obtenido de
su uso en- muy corto tempo.
DE venta en- la Botica Capital Phar'
macy. M
Sc PUBLlcARA UN PERloDlcO
MENSUAL EN- LA Pc
NlTENCIARlA.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-05-24
MEXICO PRoTEsTA FoRMALMEN.
TIE EN- CONTRA DE Los
ra SUBMARINES.
Sc da la primera indication de host.
Iidades en- contra del prpsianismo
cn Mexico.

Amsterdam, (Vfa Londres), Mayo
22.-Un despacho procedente de Ber.
lin a la companfa del Exchange Tele-
graph, dice que eli ministro mexicano
EN- Alemania ha ~presentado una nota
al gobierno aleman, en- contra de la
campafa de submarines. lei despa.
cho Sc sigui6 a una prolongada confe-
rencia entire ell ministro mexicano Y
ell s~ecretarA de relaciones exteriores
Zimmerman, habida ell lunes.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-05-24
FL Congress- Brazileno abandonara
la Neutralidad.

Rio Janeiro, Mayo 22.-N Presider.
te Braz ha enviado un mensaje al con-
greso r~ecomendando la reversion del
decreto de neutralidad en- la guerra ell
tire los Estados Unidos y Alemania, y
Sc espera que ell conggeso acepte Ia
recommendation por n gran mayorfa.
Eel mensaje declara que la orden a
las a%utoridades brazilenas encargan.
do la observancia de la n%eutralidad,
Sc intent6 solafhente de que tuyiera
efecto hasta que Sc reuniera Ell con
greso, y continda.
'tHoy dfa, en- consideration del he.
cho de que losf Estados Unidos son
una parte de la Union Americana, en-
consideration tambien a la polftica
TRADITIONAL del Brazil, la que ha esta'
do siempre gobernada por una compile
ia unidad con los Estados Unidos y
finalmente, en- consideration de las
simpatfas de una gran mayorfa de la
nacion Brazilena, la admi nistracion
invita- al congreso a que reyoque e.
decreto de neutralidad.''
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-05-24

d. Cornelio r. S%andoyal, de San Ma
teo, N. NJ, dueno del rancho de San
doval, en- ell Prec. Is, del cpndado de
Mckinley, vino ell lunes de osta soma
ma, acompa1ado de D. Francisco Mar
tinez del mismo lugar, con negocios a
la corte federal y permanecera aquf
algunos dfas. Vinieron en- auto.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-05-24

LOS amantes de 10 ageno Sc metie-
ron ell sabado en- la noche en- la ten
da de mercancfas de Ffdel & Richards
frente a la plaza, %robandose dos relo-
ies de So. cada uno, otro Ingersoll de
So. y algunas leoppldinas que Sc ven
den a 75c cada una, sacando estos ar
tfculos de un %aparad0r.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-05-24

d. Patricio Jaramillo, del condado
de Valencia y d. Estanislado Chavez,
de Marquee, NJ. M, yinieron de testi-
COS ante la Corte Federal ell dfa IA y
estaran aquf hasta que sean dispensa-
dos por la corte m%encionada.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-05-24

Con ell fin de proveer para la esca-
SEES de trabajadores, ell secretario del
'Trabajo, Wilson, do ordenes ell dfa 23
para que Sc admitan a los Estados u
nidos a los inmigrantes de Mexico que
estaban prohibidos de entrar a causa
de la clausula literaria de la ley de in
migraci0n.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-05-24

Ell ST.. Agustin Terrazas y su esti-
mable esposa, Sra. Justa f.. de Terra
zas, padres polfticos de nuestro editor
salieron ell viernes para Albuquerque,
despues de una breve permanencia ell
esta capital. Les acompaho la sra
Marie de Franco.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-05-24
PERSONALES

ID. T%ranquilino Jaramillo y ID. Sera-
fin Jaramillo y d. Jose C~andelaria, de
Bibo, N. M, y d. Leandro Sandoval,
de San Mateo, vinieron' la semana pa
sada. lei ST.. Candelaria vino como
testigo ante la Corte Federal.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-05-24

Felix Sanchez, acusado de escribir
una carta de la "mano negra' deman-
dando $1,000 a su ito ell senador Ra-
mon Sanchez, de Pehasco, fue hallado
sin culpa por ell jurado, Ell dfa % del
p%resente.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-05-24

Ernesto Cara Perez, encargado de
la oficina de relaciones exteriores, ha
'negado que Mexico hubiera hecho re-
presentaciones acerca de la question
de los submarines. Este Sr. declare
que ell gobierno m%exicano no habfa au-
forbade ~ningunas i~nformaciones.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-05-24

FL estimable joven Alfredo Herman
dez. lego a la ciudad ell sabado en- la
.tarde de la semana pasada, hospedan-
dose en- la casa de su ~apreciable ma
ma, la Sra. J.. de Alvord.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-05-24

ID. Jose Taos, de Gallup, estuvo en-
la capital por varios dfas esta soma
ma. El Sr. Tais es unosde los ciuda-
danos p~rominentes del condado de
Mckinley.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-05-24

IM Cor. Jose ID. Sena, y ell abogado
e. P. Davies, fueron a Albuquerque a
|tomar parte en- conferir ell Cuarto Ora
do de los Caballeros de Colon, y pro-
nunciaron discursos en- ell banquete.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-05-24

Damos las gracias a nuestro apre-
ciable colega "El Abogado Cristiano"
de Albuquerque, por la reproduction
de- nuestro editorial Eel Verdadero
lPatriotismo." de la semana pasada.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-05-24

ID. Manuel Mares, custodio del Capt.
tolio, fue a Albuquerque ell domingo
pasado a recibir ell Cuarto Grade de
los Caballeros de Colon.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-05-24
pAcuEN sus rAsAcioNEs.

Sc urge a los ~pagadores de tasaci6n
que paguen ia Ultima mitad de las ia
saciones de 1916, en- o antes del 81 de
MAYO, y Sc eviten ell uno por clento de
muita observation-disclosures SENA, TIE
sorero y coIector-Av.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-05-24

Sc HA PERDlDo un AiflIer de orc,
montado o un Rubi y. un Safiro, Y
rodeado de d~iamantes. Recompenza al
que 10 devuelva a Mrs. FRANK CRY
OLA, 254 De Vargas st.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-05-24
uN NEGRO PEREcE LlNcHADo
POR UNA MULTlTUD EN-
TENNESSEE.

La madre de la vfctima del neJro, -
yud6 a excitar a los i%inchaoeies.
Dos negros mas sufrlran la misma
storte. FL linchado confiesa y de-
nuncia a sus completes.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-05-24

Las Sritas. Aurora y Julia Lucero,
que atendfan la escuela en- Tucumcari
regresaron a su hogar palermo ell lu-
mes de esta semana.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-05-24

La Sra. Maria L. T. de Garcia, espo-
sa de nuestro editor. sali6 ell viernes
pasado para Albuquerque, regresando
el martes de esta semana.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-05-24
Los Estados unidos no forzaran
a Mexico.

lCiudad de Mexico, Mayo 22.-Se in.
dic6 aquf Ell dfa de hoy que existe un
complete entendimiento entire los off.
ciales del gobierno de que los Estados
Unidos no habfan intentado nj trata.
rfan de ejercer ninguna fuerza para
obligar a Mexico a que tome parte a
su lado en- Ell conflicto actual.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-05-24
LOS PATRioTAs cALIFORNEhOS
lNvOCAN LA ENMiENDA 10
PARA ESCAPARSE DEL
SERvlClO FORZOSO

San francisco, CAL, Mayo 22.-La
supreme corte de California nego una
petici6n para evitar que los oficiales
de la ciudad de Oakland pongan en-
vigor Ia registration militar. .,Se ale
gaba. en- la peticion que ESQ era en-
violacion de la ennienda 10 de la cons
tituci6n federal que prohibe la servi.
dumbre voluntaria.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-05-24
lorlFlcAcloN A Los MExlcANos
(De "EI paso Morning Times

El Cor. r, A. chapa pubIIea un artfcu-
10 diclendo a los m%exlcanos que no
deben poner atencl6n a los rumores
dc que seran alistados.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-05-24

San francisco, CAL, Mayo 22.-La
enmienda trece de la constitution fe-
deral que prohibe la servidumbre in
voluntaria, fue invocada al dfa de hoy
en- l a corte suprema de California pa
ra librar a Ferdinand Claudius, de
Oakland, del registro militar. Walter
R. DUN, abogado de Claudius, depo-
sit6 en- la cort e de peticiones una So
licitrd pidiendo una orden prohibito
ria en- contra de John o.. Davie, ma
yor de Oakland, l.. w. Cummings, Sc
cretario de condado y sus subordina-
dos, evitandoles que registrar al men,
cionado Claudius para ell servicio mill
tar al cual esta obligado, conforme
la ley. La peticion fue tomada bajo
aviso Embellishments.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-05-24

susorIbase . "EI Nuevo Mexloano-
The weekly soliphone., 1917-06-21
Public Weigher.

TO the Voters of Greene County
The office of Public Weigher is
a very important one, and the man
elected should be capable of dis
patching the business in such a
way that there will be as little de-
lay as possible, and at the same
time be accurate, to the end that
he may give every man his dues.
Most Of you have known me for
years, and know what my exper-
fence in transacting business has
been. If you think l am capable of
filling this office, l will certainly
appreciate your vote on next Tues
day If elected, l promise to give
you as good service as it is posi-
bic for any one to give, and dis
charge the duties of the office ac-
cording to the law creating it.
Yours very truly,
*22 j. G. HALL.
The weekly soliphone., 1917-06-21
Lift Your CornS
Off With Fingers

You reckless men and women
who have at least once a week in
who have at laest once a week in
yited an awful death from lockjaw
or blood poison are now told by a
Cincinnati authority to use a drug
called freezone, which the moment
q few drops are applied to any
corn or callus the soreness is re
lieved and soon the entire corn or
callus, root and all, lifts off with
the fingers.
Freezone dries the moment it is
applied, and simply shriyels the corn
or callus without inflaning or even
irritating the s 6rReFhding tissue or
skin. A small bottle Of freezone
will cost very little at any of the
drug stores, but will positively rid
ones feet of every hard or soft
corn or hardened callus If your
druggist hasn't any freezone he can
get it at any wholesale drug house
for you. %tf
The weekly soliphone., 1917-06-21
Card From John Westbroolz.

knowing that farmers are busy
with their crops, and had rather
not be annoyed by candidates, !
have not made canvass Of the
county in behalf Of my race for
Public Weigher. am hard
working man myself, and cannot
spare the time to make a personal
canvass of the county. Having had
several years experience as a pub
lie weigher, and if elected to the
office Of weigher for Greene county
will give all my time and best
service to the duties of the place.
l have never before offered for a
county office, and after a lifetime
spent in the county at hard work
1 feel that I have a right to run
for this position, as it is in a
line of work that ! have followed
greater part Of my active life.
| trust my fellow citizens will
accept this card instead of visit
and give my claims for the office
of public weigher careful consider
alton before casting their ballots on
the 2Gth inst.
"22 JOHN WESTBROOK.
The weekly soliphone., 1917-06-21
NOTED ANARCHISTS
ARE UNDER ARREST.
Emma Goldman and Alexander
Berkman May Face Derorta-
ton Proceedings.

New York, June 1G.-Emma
Goldman and Alexander Berkman
were arraigned in federal court to-
day, charged with conspiracy
against the government. These
two specimens Of anarchistic lean
ings have been very active in their
opposition to the government of
late, melting disorder in various
sections.
The two undesirables are now to
face indictments of the most scYi-
Gus character. Face to face with
prohibitive bail Of twenty-five and
fifty thousand dollars they are to
be prosecuted to the full extent of
the courts jurisdiction and it is
broadly intimated that they may
be deported. The government will
no longer tolerate their flannel
mouth rantings.
Raid officers have captured a
wagon load of documents of a $edi-
tious type.
The weekly soliphone., 1917-06-21

Newport, June 14.-The clatter
and tick Of the grain reaper is. again
heard in the wheat fields of the
White river bottoms, not because
the grain is ripencd unto the
harvest, but because a sudden rise
in White. and Black rivers threat
ehed TO flood the wheat fields of
Oil Trough and Big bottoms, where
several hundred acres of grain is
in the shock after being
cut on account of the threatened
flood.
The weekly soliphone., 1917-06-21
Schram Jar Caps at NEWSOM'S.

schram Jar Caps at NEWsOM's.
*22
One twist free with six Home
spun smoking tobacco for 25c.
NEWSOM'S. *22
Three plugs Dried Peach or Sun
Dried tobacco for 25c. NEWSOM'S'.
@22
Preserving Kettles at NEW
SONS. *22
Fruit Jars, Jar Caps, Jar Rub
bers and Sealing Wax. NEW
SONS. 500
Stone Fruit Jars this season at
NEWSOM'S. 1922
g., s., and loyal. stone Jars
for Kraut and Pickles. NEWSOM'S.
*22
AT STANFORD-Ther will be
an ice cream supper at ]. A. Blair's
on Friday night, June goth. Every
body invited Good music, ice
cream and cold soda. 800
WANTED - To exchange city
property for farm lands. See A. L.
Lyn, Paragould, Ark. 1922
The weekly soliphone., 1917-06-21
NEGRO SOLDIERS
in THE SERVICE
VIII Be Confined to Regiments Of
Their Color-Forty Regiments
Estimated

yyrogbinofon Tuno N -NI1 NJ
aroos dawn in tbo drort so,,ico
n,;tb mo nav national arn,y vil1
10 erorDod into sanaroto rooin,oots
IND oon,,ondod in ,,ost caeos Nv
oo@ro Officers mn 70 f,o ranl. ~
Meier according "a information
fro,, +bo war donartnont Will
= hoe On eor hon i4,nosai,,,o IN. t,o
W. donortr,op+ m dotor,,ino how
The weekly soliphone., 1917-06-21

the scene of the greatest activity,
buttonholing the members of the
State Text Book Commission.
The last legislature passed the
bill providing for state uniformity
OF text books and under that law
every public school in the state will
be required to use the books select
ed by the state commission. The
contracts, which will aggregate sew
eral hundred thousand dollars, will
be for a term Of six years.
The weekly soliphone., 1917-06-21

Little Rock, June 18.-The Ar
kansas Text Book Commission clos
ed its public hearings Saturday eve
ming and began the task of compil-
ing the figures enumerated in the
various contracts and may. an
nounce the successful bidders today,
There are over 40 bids representing
all the leading book houses of the
country and during the past three
weeks the Marion hotel has been
The weekly soliphone., 1917-06-21
State Of Ohio, city Of Toledo,

Lucas County, IS. cue
Frank j. Cheney makes oath that
he is senior partner Of the firm Of
e. J. Cheney e Co., doing business
in the City of Toledo, County and
state aforesaid, and that said firm
win pay the sum of ONE HUN
DRIED DOLLARS for each and every
case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by the use of HALLS CA
TARRH MEDICINE.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscrib-
ed in my presence, this 9th day of
December, A. ID. 1886.
(Seal) A. w. GLEASON,
Notary Public.
Hairs Catarrh Medicine is taken in
ternally and acts through the Blood
on the Mucous Surfaces Of the Sys-
TEN. Send for testimonials, free.
+. J. CHENEY e CO., Toledo, O..
Sold by all druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills for constipa-
ton. *29w
The weekly soliphone., 1917-06-21

Sold by r. G. Grizzard, Druggist
Children that are affected by
worms are BALE and atekly and liza
Bile to cont act sonag fatal disease.
WHITES fREA@ VEBMIFUGE ex-
pels worms BromptIy ana puts the
child on the road to health Price
25c per bottle. Sold by all drug
gists. $50
The weekly soliphone., 1917-06-21
Usurpine All Pleasures.

VeXation and grief struggled for
mastery in Gertrude's soul.
Mother, do come out and speak
to Freddy" she said. Hes tread
in on all the ants in the garden. "
'EIow very unkind!" said moth
er.
eyes, that's what I've told him, "
said Gertrude, "but he won't let me
tread on a single one. Chicago
Herald.
The weekly soliphone., 1917-06-21
RED CROSS RELIEF FOR
SCIENTIFIC SAVAGERY

Those who may treat with
indifference the entreaties of
Red Cross workers for contri-
buttons, or lightly regard the
duties undertaken by that
worthy organization during
the world war, should consid-
er the character of relief it is
providing suffering humanity.
With the vast millions the So
ciety may accumulate it can
never meet all the require
ments and demands made up
on it. Every dollar you con-
tribute to the Red Gross rep
resents a dollars worth of re-
lief for some poor soul. Ev-
cry citizen of Paregould and
Greene county should donate
literally to this cause.
As an example Of the kind
succor the society gives to
humanity one should note the
-blooded murder that was
inflicted upon the poor OF
England a few days ago when
German airplanes raided Lon
don-an experience that may
come to America. That raid
the browning atrocity Of
this most atrocious war-re-
suited in a CHASTITY toll of in
nocent women, children and
old men. For pure fiendish-
ness Of purpose it was the
limit of aerial piracy. Not
content with killing outright,
the damnable fiends of the air
introduced a new "pain-mak-
ing" missile that. inflicted
frightful suffering from the
acid fluids contained in the
bombs.
In one instance the Ger
man demons dropped these
bombs of frightfulness on a
school building crowded with
innocent little tots. Arms
and legs were torn off many
of the children; others were
shockingly laeerated, some
buried III the wreckage. The
building was filled with the
screams end means OF the IL
ny sufferers, many of whom
were crying distractedly for
their mothers. Teachers who
escaped death, covered with
the blood Of their own bodies
and from the arteries of their
baby charges, worked with
all their might to relieve the
CHASTITY situation. Before their
view were children lying limp
and helpless across the shat
tered desks, bleeding from
terrible wounds. Others were
writhing in pain and some
bodies so mutilated were I'M
recognizable.
But this suffering was at
but one place. Similar scenes
we're beheld in other sections.
The torture inflicted was be-
yond description. Can you
love your dollars more than
relief accorded the suffering
in such instances?
You are called upon to
eounteract the ood-curdling
episodes of barbarism. Don't
you feel like helping?
The weekly soliphone., 1917-06-21
Jess Willard Rnzs Cirons.

New York, June is. Jess VIII
lard has purchased the Buffalo Bill
Wild West show for $105,oO and
will continue the show under his
own management The outfit IN
cludc8 two trains Of cars, 200
horses and all equipment. The
show opened in Holyoxe, Mass.
this week. 1t has been out since
early spring and has been doing a
big business.
The weekly soliphone., 1917-06-21

4 REGULAR morning operation of
tho bowels puts you in fine shape
for the days work If you miss it
you feel uncomfortable and cannot
put vim into Your movements. For
al bowel irTegularitip ss'~fIERBINE
is the remedy It>Asdrifies, strength.
ems and regtlsfes. Price soc. Sold
by all druggists. $50
The weekly soliphone., 1917-06-21
Red Cross Meetings.

Red Cross meetings will be CON
Quoted at the following places Sun
day at 2:30:
Hooker's Switch-H. r. Part
low, speaker.
Lafe-Robert Fuhr, speaker.
Delaplaine-S. r. Simpson, speak
or
The weekly soliphone., 1917-06-21
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

BREWsTEE-The soliphone is
authorized to announce that Joseph
II. Brewster is candidate for the
office Of Public Weigher Of Greene
county, subject to the will of the
voters III the election June %.
The weekly soliphone., 1917-06-21
For Pnhlic Weiphnr.

PHILLIPS The Soliphone is
authorized to announce that M. r.
Phillips is candidate for the office
of Public Weigher, subject to tho
will of the voters of Greene county,
at the election June 90.