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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-06-27
COREGA
Holds False Teeth Firmly
In Mouth
It Prevents Sore Gums

Gums shrink or swell and plates be.
come loose, which is no fault of the
Dentist. An application of COREGA
sifted evenly on the Dental Plate re-
lieves these conditions. It holds the
Plate firmly and comfortably in posi-
ton. Also promotes mouth hygiene.
25e at Drug Stores and Dental Sup.
ply Houses Your Druggist can get 1t
from his wholesaler. Free sample
from Corega Chemical Co., Cleveland
0hio.-Adv.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-06-27
JAPAN And CHINA
CONFERRINC WITH
SIBERIAN LEADERS
Object Is Overturning Of Boz
sheviki and Making War
On Germany
By Joseph shaplen
Omitted Press Staff Correspondent

Omitted Press Staff Correspondent
Stockholm, June 27.-Conferences are
proceeding between representatives of
the Siberian govrnment and of Japan
and China for the latter's aid in over
throwing the bolsheviki and making
war on Germany, it was learned here
today.
Japan is said to be asking certain
privileges of Siberia, such as exploita-
ton of her gold and other resources. 1t
is believed an agreement will be reach
ed.
Washington, June 27.-Ameriean ac-
tion as to Russia will occur soon.
The first step will probably be dis
patch of a commission to Russia to
check up on Russian needs and desires,
with power to act thereon.
London, June 27.-Lord Cecil, minis
ter of blockade, announced in the house
of commons today that there is "con-
stant discussion between America and
the allies regarding Russia" but that
he was unable to make any statement
regarding intervention.
Amsterdam, June 27.-Grand Duke
Michael is heading an antirevolutionary
movement in Turkestan, in favor Of sew.
erance from Russia, according to Mos
COW dispatch received today via Ber-
lin.
Washington, June 27.-Rumors that
the ear has been assassinated reached
the state department today through
Swedish press reports. These quoted the
soviet government as saying that the
reports "need" confirmation.
Washington, June 27.-Irkutsk, one of
the chief Siberian cities, has been cap
tured by Czecho-Slovaks after short
fight with the red guard.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-06-27

At the Jail she was visited by her
mother, from whom her father had been
divorced several years ago.
Mrs. Cords viii be held probably
without bail for three days to deter
mine the result of Cords injuries.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-06-27
Six Men Join Army
For Special Service

The call for men for service in the
army IS not only for the regular drafts
but at all time for special service men.
Saturday Of this week six men win re-
port to leave for o special course Of
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-06-27

The $4,000 bushel elevator at Kent,
built by the Tumalum Lumber company
will soon be ready for the machinery,
the Moro Observer SAYS.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-06-27
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

Advertised letetrs, June 25.-Burn
ham, Miss Martha c.; Baldwin, Miss
Ethel; Cotting, Mrs. Ella; Cramer, Clay
ton, Crafty, Geo. S.; Ennis, Mrs. Bertha
Gibbons, Miss Maud; Hays, Harold M
Horton, Mrs. A. R.; Hefer, A. j.; Hut
chins, John; Jones, W.; Yake, Coral;
Montgomery, Mrs. Joe; Meiske, Fred;
Martzall, zua c.; Magers, Roma; Ny
ers, Miss Iva; Newcomb, L. W; Pernot
Emile Francis; Powers, Mrs. Mabel s.
AUGUST HUCKESTEIN,
Postmaster
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-06-27
SAN|TAR|UM OPENED
BY MEDICAL CORPS
institution Fills Long Fell
Watt at Newport and
Nye Beach
BY Ethel Tooze.

Newport, Ore, June 27.-A hospital
and sanitarium has been opened at
Nye Beach, filling long felt need in
this city. The operating is in charge
of Major w. Whiting, of the United
States medical corps and there have
been several major and minor oper-
ations prformed during the week. Ma
jor Whiting, who is graduate Of New
York and Cincinnati hospitals, is as
sisted in his work by Mrs. Daily Neill
graduate nurse. Mrs. Percy Kelly, wife
of Judge Kelly, of Albany, is resting
easily after minor operation perform
cd Saturday. Previous to his entrance
in the United States army, Major Whit.
ing was connected with the Good Sam
aritan hospital in Portland.
DR.. and Mrs. McMichael, Of Portland
are visiting in Newport this week. Mrs
NcMichael, who is the president of the
I'ortIaad Presbyterian association, will
speak in i.ugene on the 25th at the in
itial meeting Of the Synodical, an or
ganiIation of all The churches Of Ore,
gon DR.. McMlchael, who is a very pat
riotic citizen, leaves for Seabeck short
ly 10 take up me training school to be
conducted fer Y. M, G. A. secretarieS
This training school will provide in
struetion for Y. Nj. c.. "A. workers in thS
army cantcnmenLs.
By the arduous cooperation of To-
cal committee, the National Service
Council, has established a Sailors and
Soldiers Club at Newport in the old
Rod and Gun Club hall, which will be
open at all times to the "boys". This
ceunci aims TO provide suitable amuse
merit 10 tho soldiers and sailors during
their leisure hours. Before the local
committee also may be brought any
grievances which will be adjusted to the
best Of the ability Of the members. Mrs
George 2. Pfatt, of Newport, is acting
chairman Of The local committee and
1'r. Robert Xrohn, physical director in
the adjacent camps, is aiding in this
work.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-06-27
Get Rid of Your Rheumatism

Wilson at a horse show and confirms
the opinion of others that Mrs. Wilson
is fully as good appearing as her pie
lures show and that she fully carries
out the part as the "first lady in the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-06-27

Make every day a thrift day and
help the government end the war days.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-05
Ten Thousand Tulsa County Residents
Must Pay Income Tax Under New Law

Revenue Collector Hubert l.. Eolen
at oklahoma city, To assist those oi
small incomes who will have to make
returns this year for the first time
Their office hours.at present VIII be
from $50 to r, but they viii be ready
TO go TO any store or other business
Institution and assist IN making ou'
the tax returns II requested to do so
Force OF Deputies Doubled.
So much larger will be the collec-
tion of income taxes this year under
the lowering of the exemptions that
Collector Bolcn has doubled his force
OF deputies and now has 81 men under
his supervision.
Blanks for the larger incomes have
not been received by the deputies IN
charge Of the Tulsa work. hut they
have sup&y OF blanks for men OF
smaller Incomes and Will push this
part of the work without any delay.
In fact. most Of their labor VIII hc
In assisting those who viii pay on
small incomes. as 1t Is expected that
the larger taxpayers Will voluntarily
send in their returns.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-05

Fully ten thousand men in Tulsa
county are liable for income tax and
If they don't urn In their blanks
ly darch | they will be subject 20 u
fine Of from $40 to $1,000
Most OF these ten thousand live In
Tulsa and II will take several weeks
TO collect their Income taxes.
The greatly Increased number of
persons who are liable for this tax
this year is due to the action Of con-
gress last october In lowering the ex.
emptions on incomes 40 that now
every single man who has an income
or 1000 a year, and every married
man whose income Is 81 700 or over,
must pay an income tax.
Eighty Per Cent of Men Affected.
II is believed that this VIII catch
al least so per cent OF the men, and a
large percentage OF the women Of
this city engaged In the various oc-
tiviues OF business, including huu-
dreds Of store clerks and office men
who have hitherto been exempt. N!r-
tlaiiy every unmarried union lahorcr
In the city will be liable Tor the tax
o. VIII many Of those who are mar
itcd
G.. u, Abercromble and G.. r.. Han
ford, deputy revenue collectors who
arrived In Tulsa this week and opened
Headquarters in the federal building
lf'atc that they will be glad to make
engagements with heads OF firms who
md that they have several men In
their employ who will be liable to
the income tax TO meet these at des-
lsnated hours and assist them In max
ing out their tax returns.
Messra, Abercrumbie and Hanfori
were sent here especially by Internal
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-05
DISTRICT APPEAL BOARDS
MEET IN OKLAHOMA CITY
Io Get Together on Uniform Methods
for Granting Exemptions From
Military Service Act.

Members OF all district appeal
boards In oklahoma yesterday were
called 10 meet IN Oklahpma city
next Tuesday by Adiutant General
Gipson
The purpose Of the meeting Is 10
get the boards together on the matter
OF war exemption. preparatory for
the next draft-call 80 as TO have n
uniform method OF exemption by all
three boards,
on the first call the Oklahoma City
ana Muskogce boards granted eXemp.
tions much more freely than the Tulsa
board, and this gave rise 10 much
misunderstanding aud confusion
Secretary Harry H. Rogers stated
Yesterday thut the Tulsa board viii
meet next Wednesday In its head
quarters IN the federal building fol-
lowing the conference at Sthe state
apital. This viii be the first meet
ing the board has held In several
weeks
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-05
NeU State Charters

World Capital bureau
sl2 Campbell Building
OKLAHOMA CITY, Jan. f--Secre
tary Of state Js4.. Lyon has issued tn,
following charters
Lucky Pat Aiming company Miami
capital. 100000, incorporators. l.. G
kropp. Ninim, O. o. Snyder, s. II
MDyes. Pryor
The Gushing Pipeline company
Cushing: capital $4,000; incorporn
tors, X. G. Jones. w. +. CLEANSING, Il
NJ. Tuttle, Cushing
oklahoma Sheep and Cattle com
papy, Oklahoma. city; capital, $3.50
OO0; incofporators, G. f. Elerick, 90
u. Price, Gordon Slater, oklahoma
city.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-05
FAMILY FUSSES UNSETTLED


Airing OF family squa bblns OF Sam
F1lis. ! OrivltE, Mrs M Fisher, Paul
inc Fisier and Dave Goldman. sched-
uled for settlement yesterday I'm jug
lice Daniels court. has been continued
to next week. hrs Fisher first filed
application for "a peace bond for
Orivitz and Ellis. charging that they
had assaulted hor. Ellis than filed
a similar application for peace bonds
for Mrs Fisher. Pauline Fisher and
Goldman and went them one b~tter
by filing a charge ~ assault ana bat
terry against the three.
Mrs. Fisher retaliated by filing a
complaint against Ellis making the
count fifty. fifty on both ddes OF the
controN ersy.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-05
DEMURRAGE PAYMENT ASKED
Wyoming Corporation sues Iufining
Company Tor $3.50.

suit 20 force demurragc payments
on oil tank cars. held for an unreason-
table time. was filed yesterday in the
district court by The Producers 4 itH-
finers corporations Of Wyoming,
against the Great Northern Refining
ompapy. pcmurrage for 765 days,
amounting 90 $3.50, is asked In the
petition.
The claim Is held against the Petro-
lcum Products company, which was
recently absorbed by the Great. North
err Refining company.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-05
Con,icn DO Concrete Work.
WpfI1 VHUII1T NnTfsu
Hl2 Campbell Buildins

Wprid Capital Bureau,
Fl2 Campbell Huildine
OKLAHOMA CITY, Jan. with
contracts FOR the concrete work around
the capitol grounds awarded, II IN eN-
pectcd that work on terracinB the
grounds viii be- begun within month
Governor Williams announced some
time ago that convicta would hc used
for this work, and probably thirty Of
them will be brought first II may be
that less number than this viii be
used, or. II necessary more will be
brought
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-05
Have YOa Heard About
NeU National PartU7

CHICAGO Jan Or. Ira Land.
reth OF Tennessee. temporary chairman
and one % the organizers OF the re-
Gently forIqod National party, an
nounced today that hereafter Vice
Chairman -. G. Coates OF Spokane.
wash Will bc In charge OF the new
political party's national headquarters
In Chicago and be responsible for the
details OF organization and leadership.
Doctor Landfeth will retain tho title
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-05

make series OF war talks over the
state under the auspices Of the state
council This viii explain In some
way conditions existing In the war
theaters" ana nt the same time to nc-
quaint people with tile purposes of
the state council
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-05
|. W. W. TO BE TRIED TODAY
Victim off Knights of Liberty In
Municipal Court,

Tho municipal court will convene
a. O'Clock this morning TO conclude
tho hearing Of Jack sncad. ono OF the
!. W. WIS who was tarred and
feethcred by tho Knights Of Liberty,
On charge OF carrying concealed
weapons.
The hearing was begun last night
but because Of the LONG docket was
continued until today. snead also
faces a vagruncy charge.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-05
Howard TO Washington,
World Capital Bureau,
zIy ,arnuhnit Rui dinR

OKLAHOMA CITY. Jan. I. i.-E. h.
Howard. state auditor, left today for
Washington. whore he joins a com
mittee OF oil men from the oklahoma
Kansas field seeking a modification
of the law providing for the excess
profits. tax on corporations. Under
the present condition II Ia claimed
that taxes exacted. would be hard
ship on the corporations.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-05
LIMBAUGH TO WASHINGTON
htorncy-Gcneral Calls husknSeean
to Capital for Special Work.

special 70 The World.
MUSKOGEE, Jan. I'D. Hayden
Llnebaugh, former United States dis
trict attorney and now n special rs
ssstant In eastern OKLAHOMA TO the
attorney general of the United States
today announced ne has been called
TO Washington 10 handle some special
work There will be no successor ap-
pointed 10 assume his duties here.
District Attorney McGinnis will
handle his office but will not have the
title.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-05
To Make War Talks.


Hi2 Campbell buiding
OKLAHOMA CITY. Jan l.---Iieut.
Paul Pcrigord Of the French army has
been placed under duty for the State
Council Of Defense In that he IN to
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-05

OF temporary chairman of the National
party but viii devote his time TO other
work.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-06-27
listed, Y NuESTRAS LISTAS
DE PERDiDAs.

SHa notado I'd. recientemente las
listas de nuestras perdidas? Realiza
que cerca de $500 de nuestros jove
mes han sido muertos, o heridos @
capturados por los Hunos? Los muer.
tos en- aeci6n o de las heridas v ac-
cidentes l1egan a mas de $500. La
lista' crece con los dfas, Y crecera
mas aprisa conforme aumenta ell n1-
nero de soldados en- accion.
Las listas de perdidas lie hace COM
pronder mas facilmente. con toda pro
babilidad, ell por que ell gobierno y
aquellas ~agencias humanitarias que
estan conectadas con ell trabajo de la
guerra piden incesantemente ell So
porte financiero. Sc necesitan fon-
dos para mantener a nuestros hom.
bres equipados, para tenerlos bien
al~imentados. para mantenerlos allen
tados Y con Amino para darles TODD
10 cue deben tener, y tan pronto CO.
mo sea possible, de manera que las
listas de perdidas no Sc aumenten a
causa de la falta de alguna cosa. Y
no olviden que ell ndmero de HON.
bres cue deEen ser provefdos aumen-
ia cada dfa, 10 cual quiere decir, la
.neeesidad de mas Y mas ayuda de
parteo de listed.
Ahora Sc lie pide que Sc comprome-
ia a ahorrar en- toda la extension de
su habilidad, y que compre Estampi-
Has de Ahorros de Guerra, para que
haya mas trabajo, dinero y materia-
les con los cuales sostener a los que
estan peleando y muriendo por uste-
des. Cuando haga este, este SECURE
dc recordar que al permitifrselo Sc
lie hace un gran favor. otros DAN
sus vidas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-06-27
NO ESPEREMoS QUE LOS NlNos
EO HAGAN TODD


acknowledgements. debido al buen ira
bajo de los activos y enthusiasts nj.
nos y ninas que tan generosamente
han dado TODD su tempo y sus centa-
yos para la campanar de economic,
Sc ha creado la impression en- las
mentes de muchos, de que las estam-
pilas de Ahorros de Guerra son So
lamente para los ninos.
Detengamonos a considerar ell asun
to por un momento.
FL Congreso autorizo una emission
de, $2,0 00.000,000 de w. S. S. (estam-
pillas de ahorro de guerra), para ser
vendidas an 1918. Ell proposito de
las estampillas es doble: ID Para
c%onseguir dinero para las necesida-
des del gobierno; (2) Para insistir
e. implantar ell habito del ahorro en-
Ell pueblo americana, y por medic de
la practiea del ahorro ahorrar traba-
10 y materiales para ell gobierno.
6Podemos esperar que los nihos, a
pesar de ser los trabajadores mas
explendidos. puedan reunir $4,000. 900,
600 de estampillas?
5Consideramoss que solo los nihos
de toda nuestra poblaci0n necesitan
que Sc les inculque la idea del aho-
rro? iSon ellos los unioos gastado-
res?
Ciertamente que no.
Las Estampillas de Ahorros de
Guerra son para todos. Ninguno,
aunque sea I'm Millionaire o ell mas
humilde trabajador, puede decir con
verdad que M esta interesado en- las
w. s. s. y en- ell programa de aho-
rros que simboliza.
Hay, sin embargo, algunos pocos
de hombres y mujeres en- la TERRA,
que no pueden economizar mas de
10 que va hacen; 81 desean estos es-
tar en- las listas de. la genie patrio-
tea del pals, deben ahorrar y econo-
mizar mas de 10 que economizan aho-
ra. Ell triunfo de la guerra con ell
emo sacrifioio possible demanda es-
to, porque no hay suficiente labor y
materiales para les ne~cesidades del
%gobierno y para oil uso de los gas.
tadOres al mismo tempo.
Dejen a un lado los gastos inutiles.
Todos nosotros los tenemos. Recuer-
den que nuestros j6venes en- ell ejer-
otto y en- la marina no esperan lujos
y no Sc, quejan aGn cuando no reci-
ben todas las comodidades que Sc
supone deben teneP.
En- ell dfa % de JUNO o antes, en-
sehenles a los ninos que tambien u.s.
tedes estan en- las listas del Ejercito
de Ahorros de Guerra.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-06-27
CONSTIPATION cRoNIcA.

Probablemente listed nunca ha pen
sado en- clio, pero este desorden Sc
debe asa falta de jugo en- la mate
ria de resfduos del alimento. 81 I'd
bebe aqua en- abundanoia, come fri
tas crudas o hace b%astante ejereic'o
al aire libre, puede eventualmente
dominarlo enteramente. Mientras,
use los p%urgantes mas suaves. los
catarticos fuertes y violentos usan
mucha aqua ~extrayendola del sistema
Y hacen ell NAL peor. Las Tabletls
de Chamberlain o faciles y aga
dables para tomar, y III ho mas a.
gradables en IN efecto. Pruebelas
una vez siqulera, de venta en- to-
das1 partos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-06-27
MEREcFMos cREpiTc PcRcusl
NosHAYupAMos sOLos2

-.IANH .|EM"|"H|
81 nosotros ahorramos y por 10 tan
to 'meJoramos nhestfa posici0n finans
ciera y al mismo tempo ayudamos
"a nuestro gobierno para que game la
guerra Imerecemosf credit0 port elloY
Ell editor del Duluth Herald cree que
no. En- IN editorial reciente escriDi0
"Cuando Ell TIC Sam 0 pide que
ahorremos para ayudar a ganar la
guerra, nos pide que nos hagamos a
nosotros mismos un gran favor; y
sin embargo, simplemente porque la
necesidad es tan grande y la apela-
ci0n urgente, y porque la naci6n nos
suplica que hagamos esta cosa tan
pequenita, nos inclinamos a mirarlo
como un gran favor que lie hacemos
a la patria, y ponemos plumas en-
nuestros sombreros y nos pavoneamos
por todas parties porque 10 concedis
mos Que es patriotico, esta bien;
ayuda a la patria, nc solamente Naho-
ra sine despues; no solamente para
la guerra, sine para Ia epoca de la
prueba que vendra despues de la que
rra;- pero o ayuda a nosotros
mucho mas.
"Y es tan facil. Mucho mas nos a.
yuda a. nosotros mas que a la patria.
una cosa tan pequena, comparada con
10 que nuestros jovenes sobre las ar
mas estan hacienda, que realmente
es una risionada ell ponernos floreci-
tas nosotros solos porque 10 hacemos.
HDeberfamos hacerlo. Debemos ha-
cerlo. Pero en- vez de esperar que ell
Tic Sam nos condecore por herofsmo
debemos ponernos de rodillas y darle
las graoias por la oportunidad de que
nos inyecte I'm poquito DE sentido CO.
min en- la cabeza. Y ESQ aplica al
indiyiduo, a la naci6n y a TODD ell
pueblo en- general"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-06-27
81 HAGEN ESFUERz0SP
IA SAEVARLE La VIDA.
A JESSE 0, STARR
Los cIupApANos DE LAS CRU,
cEsl HAGEN oTRA APELAcioN
MAS AL eoBERNADoR Lindsey
PARA QUE sALvE DE LA HoR-
CA A J. o. STARR, QUEEN EsTA'I
SENTEMcIAoo A SER AHoHcA-
DO Ell Ola s DE JULIO.

Una veintena 0 mas de ciudadanos
de Las Cruces, incluyendo al mayor,
ministries religiosos, banqueros y ne
g~ociantes, han ~telegrafiado al gober-
nador w. d. Lindsey, urgiendo la
communication de la pena de muerte a
prision por la vida, en- favor de j. D.
starr, del condado de Doha Ana, sem
tenciado a muerte por el homicide
del Alguacil Stevens. Dl telegrama
es como sigue:
"Creyendo que Starr no recibi6 un
juicio justo N como los remedies le-
gales Sc han agotado, nosotros apela-
mos a la clemeneia eel executive, la
que queda solamente, para la conmn-
tacion de la sentencia a prisi0n por
la vida. Estel es ell sentimientO prae-
ticamente unanime de los ciudadanOs
Representatives y substanciales de
esta comunidad donde Sc cometio la
ofensa, La juventud del condenado,
su inexperienced y la condicion peli-
grosa fisica de ell, que es incuestio-
nable y su c~onsecuente defecto men
tai no propiO para un juicio; la con;
dicion exitada' de la imagination pn-
blfca a causa de ser la ofensa re-
cientemente cometida; la firme con-
vicci6n del acusado de que estaba
obrando en- defensa propia; ell ITEM
pc tan inadecuado para la preparaE
cion por sus defensores asf como los
errores incurridos en- ell juicio, los
cuales la Corte Supreme no pudo to-
MAJ en- consideration, TODD este Sc
combina para hacer que este case no
solamente un case que demanda una
consideration misericordiosa, sine de-
manda IL conmutaci0n como compile
mento de la j~usticia substantial. NO
sotros creemos que Ell clamor por ven
ganza de parte de personals mas que
~celosas y no bien informadas debe
hacerse a I'm lado y que es mejor
errar del lado de la misericordia VI
que esta justificado al ejer-
Ger su prerrogativa ejecutiva, para
revisar TODD ell registro y protejer
los derechos constitucionales del con-
denado. La co~nmutaci0n evitara las
c~onsecuencias de omission tecnica dur
rante ell juicio. Fue injusto forzar
Ell juicio con "a horas de aviso.
(f1rmaQO.) a. L. helSO, Mayor
de Las Cruces; Hunter Lewis, mi
nistro episcopal; T. L. LaLanke, Mi
nistro metodista; A. D. Grille; ], B.
Cavatt ministro presbiteriano; G. b.
Gill, official naval retirado; John M.
Bowman, b~anqpero; W. r. Reber, r.
Young; Maik B. Thompson; N. G.
Freuger; W. v. Cox; Jose Gonzalez
Vincent B. Nay; Oscar C. Snow,
p~residente def Primer Banco Nacio-
nal; R. q. Mcbride, superintendent
lie ~escuelas del condado; r. t. Ne
mariscal de la ciudad; 7.
R~ouault, ASSESSOR de condado; L. R.
Taylor, w. Fl. III. Llewellyn; J. D.
Walker, %presidente Gel club conner
,ial; "A, S. Eylar. presidente de la
lsociaci6n de usadores del aqua;
Holt, Sutherland y Heron"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-06-27
Lo QUE NO EMO vlsTo

Dice Gipsy Smith:
"Ustedes nunca han visto la ruina,
nj presenciado la matanza, nj sufrido
las. agonias, o sentido ell coraz6n des.
garrado como 10 han sentido los ALA
dos de Europa, EN- manos de aquellas
gcntes cue no merecen ser nombra-
das en- ninguna comunidad ~civilizada.
Y TODD este, para s~atisfacer la diabo-
lica ambiei6n del asesino7 de Berlin"
Biena hay solo una para
que nosotros terminemos ESQ, y esa
es por medic de sostener al gobierno
con TODD ell poder a nuestro alcance.
Y podemosi comenzar, comprometien-
donos nOsotros mismos a ahorrar en-
toda nuestra capacidad y comprar
Estampillass de- Ahorros de Guerra,
para que maya mas d~inero, labor y
materiales para 81 %gobierno, con los
cuales- peleef en- la guerra.