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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-03-01
SAYS IT'S WORTH
BIG SUM TO HIM
Declares Tanlac Restored Health
After 20 Years of
Suffering

cts worth thousands of dollars
to feel like I do now, since Tanlac has
taken away the trouble that kept me
in misery 70 rthe last twenty years, -
said M. B. Daniel, well-known form
er living on Route out of Abbeville,
Georgia few days ago.
'When a man suffers as long as 1
did, he gsts to the place where he feels
like he's no more good in this world''
he, continued, "and that 8 the way T
had begun to feel. Long ago I got
so weak I couldn It carry on my work
for spells of stomach trouble and ner-
vousness just made it torture for me to
eat and the trouble I had wouldn It let
me sleep at all. My heart acted queer
until was afraid it was going to stop.
"I'd been well enough satisfied to
have had my sufferings relieved, but
that s not all Tanlac did. I've gain
ed eleven pounds besides. I can eat
as heartily as if I had never had stonl-
ach trouble and I can do as much
work in a day as I ever could. [ just
ffel like new man.
Tanlac is sold in Scotland Neck by
E. T. Whitehead Co.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-03-01
MILLION DOLLAR DOLL

An aggregation of pretty girls kept
IN constant motion by rhythmic music,
with changes Of garment for every ap-
pearance that denoted the keen sense
of stage-managerial art, and these en-
HANGED by keen humor, kept the large
audience intensely amused for more
than two hours last night at the pro-
duction of the "Million Dollar Doll. -
The quips of the negro comedian
were bright, natural and smooth, and
his work was by long odds the best
individual effort Of the show, Lep Myer
standing out as starring light in the
armament Of other strivers after ap-
probation.
The "Million Dollar Doll', in the
person of Hazel Marshall, was right
good to look at, and she walked the
stage very we'll indeed, but she was no
doll, in fact she was what might be
termed ga load'' for poor Fred Hall,
when he tried to ventriloquise. Her
q
falsetto and baritone, which, how
ever, we'll fitted one song silvery
moon,' that was we'll sung and equal
ly we'll received
Other than the black faced man
we would say that Charles Stanley as
the Ballyho man, was the most ap-
preciated. He danced beautifully and
made the best appearance when he
came over the footights and sung
"Hello-I we been looking for you', a
really attractive and musical ditty.
Perhaps the act that got the most
applause was the quartette, being due
largely to the patriotic nature of the
songs, fo1. none of the men had good
! voices, but the padding Of Lep Myer,
which produced the laughs, and the
popular airs was bound to put this
quartette across well.
The fancy dancing Of Hall and Pau
line was really very fine, and it did re-
ceive the recognition due very arts
tic bit of work.
! It is unnecessary to mention the
| other principals. All did their work
! according to rote, and should be salts
fed with the reception accorded them
and the chorus, made up of sprigs
of women, none having apparently at
tanned their majority, with the ex
cept Of perhaps a couple, danced vel
and strained out the chorus number
in the regular hard stage voices that
we have accepted as au fait.
Taken all in all the show was 9
creditable production and satisfied the
audience. It was full Of action, a:
though it were one Of George Cohan Z
production, and thin thread OF plo
was sufficient to keep the interest go
ing from one act to the next.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-03-01
RED CROSS SALE

Ladies Of the Red Cross will hold
rummage sale on Saturday at Mrs
A. M. Riddick's store
All ladies who wish to contribute
any clothing to this sale will please
send the article to the store before
twelve O'Clock Saturday, preferably
Friday.
1t is in these small ways that the
ladies are trying to obtain money fol
the active operation of the Red Cross
work, and to buy the material necces
sary in this work, so all wish to aid
so good cause will kindly send such
thinks as they do not need so that they
may be turned into money for worthy
purpose.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-03-01

experience some time ago, when ask
ed for copy Of the Morrow County
Republican. He scrutinized it care
fully when a copy was handed him,
and then said: CHOW I know!'' HWhat
is it you are looking for,'' we inouir-
ed. my wife sent me after a bottle
OF Chamberlain s Cough Remedy, and
forgot the name. I went to- several
stores and the clerks named over
everything in the line on the shelf ex-
cept Chamberlain 81 I'll try again.
and I'll never go home without Cham
berlain s Cough Remedy The Re-
publican would suggest to the pro-
prietors Of stores, that they post their
clerks, and never let them substitute.
Customers lost faith in stores where
substituting is permitted, to say moth
ing Of the injustice to makers Of good
goods and the disappointment of Gus
toners.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-03-01

thirty two Hobgood residents motor
ed over last night to take in the show
among these being Mr.. and Mrs. R. J.
'llelds, Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Shields, Mr..
Daley and wife, Miss Fannie Station
and j. K. Moore and party.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-03-01
A WOMAN'S BACK
The Advice of This Scotland Nee
Woman is of Certain Value

The Advice Of This Scotland Neck
Woman is of Certain Value
MANY woman's back has many
aches and pains.
Oftimes it's the kidneys fault.
That 9 why Doan Kidney Pills are
so effective.
Many Scotland Neck women know
this.
Read what one has to say about it:
Lennie Overton, Eighth ST., says:
"About a year ago I had lot OF
trouble with my kidneys and back.
NV back was so sore and lame, I could
hardly sit up and when [ bent over,
it was al I could do to straighten. l
also had headaches and dizzy speels.
I used two boxes of Doan 8 Kidney
Pills and they relieved me of all sys-
toms Of kidney trouble. Since then, [
have taken Doan's Kidney Pills one
or two times when my back has given
me trouble and they have given me
fine relief
Price 6Oc, at all dealers. Don It
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Lennie Overton had. Foster Milburn
Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-03-01

Oak City had representative crowd
here last night, including Mr.. E. L..
Burnett, Jim Hopkins, John House, S.
T. Hines and Cleveland Alsbrook and
wife.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-03-01
WHAT TO USE TO
PREVENT APPENDICITIS

:. 'o'iahd Neck people should know
>, 'pie ooekthorn bark. glycerine, etc.
rrnn lAeo IN A1ler-i-ka, flushes the En-
j., W. bowel thact so completely that
pr rrD'iclts Is prevented. ONO SPOON
Alde-i-ka relieves ANY CASE
c,n ',0'lach, gas or constipation be-
~. 1t removes ALL foul matter
tsn logged and poisoned your sys-
lotT Inc INSTANT action surprises
"' doctors and patients.
\ NORTH END DRUG STORE
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-03-01

Messrs A. F. and D. D. Barbour, Of
four Oaks, father and brother Of Mr..
L. {. Barbour, spent the night here
Shd took in the show, returned to their
home this morning.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-03-01

Bathing is essential to good health
Let US give your car a good bath the
price is small and the benefit great
Ask Riddick.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-03-01
PREACHING AT NEHALA

There will be preaching at Nahala
Presbyterian Church, an Sunday after
noon at $3.50, by Rev. R. A. Lapsley,
Of Tarboro Everybody cordially in
vited to be present.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-03-01

Mr.. Joe Burgess left this morning
for Roanoke, Va. to spend a few days,
and was accompanied by Miss Kate
Burgess
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-03-01

Z
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS OF =
GENERAL INTEREST.
=
n, Joe H. Allsbrook left for Hob
.ood to test out his Hog cholera cure.
Gall on Edwards and Company for
1;n,a Plaster and Fertilizer.
Mr. Clee Vaughan made very sat
;sfactorv real estate deal yesterday
.ho+ was beneficial to two local parties
j ,fasrs jim Ware, Carey White and
] Tack Homes were over here with others
fron, Tillerv to attend the show.
d Mrs. C. E. MeGwigan, Of Enfield, is
visitor for a few days of Mr.. and
4 Mrs. ]. D. Hall.
q Riddick Motor Company delivered
d Cadillac "S' to Mr.. T. B. Wheeler
I this week.
Better get a ventilated windshield
FOR YOUR Ford before hot weather.
Ask Riddick.
The Mckay Stalk Cutters and Guano
Sewers are said to be the best on the
market For sale by Edwards and Co.
Mr.. and Mrs w. 0. Bullock motored
over from Rocky Mount to attend the
"million dollar doll'
Mr. F. NJ. Morgan, left this morning
for Norfolk to spend few days on
business.
The show folks left on the morning
train for Rocky Mount where they will
show tonight.
Miss Annie Jackson arrived from
Tillerv this morning to spend few
DAYS with relatives.
j Mrs. Safer, of Halifax, spent the
night here and returned to her home
lion dollar doll
The attendance at last nights show
was the largest in point of view Of
receipts of any that has been at the
new theatre.
Everybody retires why not RETIRE
your car with United States tires
Others may be cheaper, BUT Ask
Riddck
Halifax was we'll represented here
Safer, Mr.. F. H. Gregory and wife and
Miss Gowan
Mr.. Joe Burgess left this morning
for Roanoke, Va. to spend few days,
and was accompanied by Miss Kate
Burgess
Oak City had representative crowd
here last night, including Mr.. E. L.
Burnett, Jim Hopkins, John House, S.
Z, Hines and Cleveland Alsbrook and
wife
Bathing is essential to good health
Let US give your car a good bath the
price is small and the benefit great
Ask Riddick.
Messrs A. F. and D. D. Barbour, Of
four Oaks, father and brother Of Mr.
L. Z. Barbour, spent the night here
and took in the show, returned to thei1
nome this morning.
Thirty two Hobgood residents motor
F' over last night to take in the show
among these being Mr.. and Mrs. R.
'ulelds, Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Shields, Mr.
bailey and wife, Miss Fannie Stator
Saa j. K. Moore and party.
rflends Of Mr.. Dick Coleman, OF
Rocky Mount, who has been a visitor
uefe several times, will rerret to lear1
'4a' ne died in France the day befor'
yesterday from pneumonia, according
cablegram received by his mothe
"'' night. He was with Pershing :
t&EHditinnarr fosaa
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-03-01

friends Of Mr.. Dick Coleman, of
.'0ehy Mount, who has been visitor
le'e several times, will rerret to learn
'uat he died in France the day before
.'S'efdaT from pneumonia, according
y cablegram received by his mother
''' night. He was with Pershing IS
evolutionary forces.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-03-01
FORGOT WHAT HE NEEDED

From the Republican, Mt. Giliad
Ohio: The editor had an interesting
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-03-01

w SALE-Will sell my office and lot
~ tax valuation. J. P. Wimberley,
Ddttleboro, n. G..
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-03-01
CLASSIFIED ADS
MULE FOR sALE-One bay mare mule
nine years old. Apply to Moses
Higgs, Hobgood, N. c., R. 1.

SEVENTY STOCK HOGS Fer SALE
Sow and pigs. Sows and Gifts ~
bring Pigs, two to six weeks Males
from Service size down to pigs. Most
all Duoc Jersey well bred Apply at
once. L. J. Baker, Palmyra, N. C.-3-3.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-09-26

nici6n de practica para arInas chicasl
100000. 900. impedimenta, personal,
caballos y organizaci0n,) $230.OO0,OOO
.carros blindadus motores, $lO0.O0e,000
total, 81, 1O0.000, 900.
Algunos otros gastos del departa-
mento de Ia guerra fueron $S70.OQO,
400 para operaciones de ~ingenieria, "a
mayor parte en- Francia; $~37.000,000
para hariha. s145. 000, 900 para azichr
$4,000, 900 para jamon, $4,000, IVY
para frijoles, s~9.000,000 para tomates,
1000, 600 para arroz, ~$47.5O0,o00 para
eocinas portatiles, s12TgO00000 para
zapatos, $565.0O0,000 para ropa, y pa
RI frazadas $1a7.O00,000.
Algunos gastos pequefos fuefon:
$6.000.O00 para hachas, $1,635. 900 pa
IA tiendas dc campaia, $~2.700,000 "a
"a herramientas de carpinteffa y S224
900 para herramiettas de fragua, y
So. 500, 900 para tohallas.
hi departamento ha comprado 260,
900 carros y carretones, ~costando
s37. 100000; 100000 caballos y mulas
costando $4,000, 0 0;pastura para los
anteriores, S62.000,00 y guarniciones
por valor de $20.0000 900.
I5stos son solo unos cuantos hume
ros. parecen muy grandes cantida.
des, pero no D tantU VI f~ecordamos
uNp tehen1os 100000 de hornbres en-
Francia y easi otros tantos en- los
ramnDoB de enseianka aquf en- casa.
Toho este ainero, n TODD 81 ldinero de
IDS prestamos de iibertad q q ha-
Ger nuestro ejercito, nuestra marina
! nuestro pueblo, poderosos y victo-
riosos On SUI guerra por Ia liDertad
y el derecho.
sTenemos los hoinbres, tenenos
navfcs, y tenemos 81 dinero tam
bien."
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-09-26
NUEsTRos AHoRRos EN- Los
BANcos EsTAN SECURES, A
MENos CUE CANE
ALEMANfA.

Parece que Sc ha estado llevando
a cabo una propaganda muy insidiosa
probablemente por agentes secretos
de Alemania, diciendo que los depo-
sitos de los Bancos de Ahorr0s van
a ser ~confiscados- rs dificil Greer
que ninguna persona en- America pue
da dar credito a tales inf0rmes nj POT
IN solo ~instante. M Secretario Me-
Adoo dice que 10 absurdo de estas
aseveraciOnes es de per 81 inanifies-
to-, pero con ell fin de aquietar los
temores de los pooos que se puedan
haber alarmado con esos reportes tan
falsos, reptile que o enteramente
infundados.
No hay mas que ana sofa cosa que
pudiera en- alguna manera poner en-
peligro de cOnfiscaci6n los ahorrns
del pueblo americana, va sea que es-
ten depositados en- los bancos de a.
horro Ii sotros bAncos o que esten IN
vertidos en- bones de Libertad y otro
iinvestimiento, y esa cosa linica cs
una victoria alemana. No es q nues-
tro gobierno americana al que nues-
tro pueblo debe temer, SING 81 go-
bierno alemAn; v D los soldad0s
americanos p~eleando como 10 estan
hacienda en- Francia. v ID Ell pueblo
americana so%portandD a su gobierno
como 10 estan hacienda en- America,
ell pueblo americana, su libertad, sus
derechos. v sus ahorros, estan muy
seguros. "A S
Los Estados Unidos EN- vez de CON
fiscar o de poner en- peligro los aho-
rios ' demas propiedad de su pue.
bio, 10 esta defendiendo 0 todo 81
poder invencible de esta repdblica.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-09-26

porque Sc yea ~obligado," por 10 tanto
lho hay razon real para rambiaf un
Bono de Ldbertad.
Ningun servicio que listed o su We
elmo puedan rendir a SUI patria puede
ser mayor que 81 servicio de soste-
ner patri6ticamente 8 patria. Guar
dar los Bonos de Libertad es soste-
ner al gobierno. Cambiarios es I'M
pedir q los Estados Unidos.
Millares de iovenes patrioticos n
lmericanos Sc han eniistado en- nues-
ltro ejercito v marina. Ellcs Sc han
enlistado para pelear, no para deser-
Aarse. Cada americana que compra
run Bono de Libertad debcria guardian
10, no venderIo nj cambiario.f Solo
|, nor medic de combatir pueden nues-
Itros soldados ganar la guerra. Solo
g~uardando nuestros bones pueden
nuestros ciudadanos hacer las fiuan-
zas de la guerra titles.
Tome esta advertencfa para listed
como un asunto personal. Predique-
la a SD vecino. Pfactiqnela en- sus
negocios.
cuarde sus Ronoe de Libertad.
Y ayude a gaFrar Ia guerra
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-09-26
pAso a MgJoR o

Dilias NJ M, Septiembre is, 1918.
ISr editor de "Bl NuevO Mexicano"
Santa re, N. M.
Muy Sr. MIC:
Suplic0 me conceda un espacio en-
las columnas de su agreeable sema1
mario para dar publicidad a 10 81
guiente:
Por cuanto, que la Diviha Providen
ella ha decretado en- sus Altos desig.
MOS 81 guitar de entire nosotros q
nuestra madre polftica, la que res
pondIa al nombre de FBLICTANA M.
DE MARQUEE, habiendo ocurrido sd
muerte 81 dfa IA del actual a ESQ de
las 2 de la mafiana, despues de haber
la tenido postrada n penosa enfer.
medal por el espacio de 2 meses sin
sentir alivio ninguno en- las curacio'
mes Y d~iligencias que Sc lie hicieron,
hasta que lleg6 Ell momento que es-
taba decretado por ell Medic0 Divine
y Autor de TODD ell universe, que de-
|teTmin6 enviarle ell total alivio ie
Esus sufrimientos y penalidades de
esta vida para que fuera q reposar
en- la vida lie 10 yerdad. pues ella fu6
en- vida una fiel esposa Y IN carl
iiosa madre, y una verdadera cristia-
ma, habiendb recibido todos los atl-
xilios de la Iglesia Catolica, este le
ayud6 a sufrir con paciencia 81 golpe
mas terrible que puede sentir eI co.
raz0n humane. y yel arcangel celestial
IA ha llamado a las mansiones para
que allf descanse y reciba ell galardon
de sus padecimientos. Deja sumidos
EN- aseryo dolor por su eterna ausen-
cia, a s hijas y 2 hijos, como a S
hijos polfticos y 2 hijas p~oliticas, Y
30 nietos, 8 hermAnos, y un conside-
rable ndmero de ~parientes v amisth-
'des. Sn funeral tuvo lugar Ell dfa
is a las B de la tarde, saiiendo ell
,cDrteio f1nebre de Ia casa qlabitacidnl
de la extinta a la iglecia catolica de
aDilia, N. M, y de ALI al camposanto'
cat6iico del mismo' lngaf, donde SO
les dio seDultura a 'sus restos morta-
Hes, .Aprovechambs la o~portunidad
para dAr las mas sinceras gracias q
&odas las personals que o tan bue.
na vclpntad nos acompaharon tanto
Ell 81 ve1oiio como Ell el funeral 10
nuestra quefida madre, y ayisamoa
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-09-26
SENSIBLE ~DEFuNcION,
EN-

Sir editor de "M Nuevo Mexicano'
Santa re, N. M.
Siryase dar cabida en- su aprecia-
BILE semanario a la siguiente comuni-
caci6n. LA Diyina Proyidencia IA
determinado lamar q meJor vida q
nuestro amado padre ANTONIO a.
BAN MARTINEZ, que dej0 de existir
Ell dla Is del corriente d las Z de Az
manana, despues de haber estado
postrad0 en- CANA por una iaTga en-
yermedad por Ell periodo de IN ano
y 5 meses, iii finado contaha al
tempo de su muerte 54 amos 8 me,
ses, y deja para lanentar su eterna
separation a SUI esposa, Maria Natl
vidad Trujillo de Martinez y su ma
Dire Maria Rafaeiita Martinez; ~
hijos, 4 hombres Y 6 mujeres, Julian
Emiliano, Benjamin, Fidel, Maria Se-
MAZDA. Adelaide, Encarnaci0n, Paulifa
Anita y Francisquita, todos con 81
apellido de Martinez; dos hermanos,
Faustino y Maria Benigna DOS MICS
politicos, =. s. Trujillo y Tecla Es-
pin0sa; 8 nietos y un gran numero
de pafientes v amigos.
Los restos fuefon velados 81 dia ~,
en- Ii noche, u 81 dfa 10 fue heyado
q Ia Capita del Santo Nino de Atn-
cha, dOnde lie fue dada inisa de cler-
20 presente, despues fue lleyado W
camposanto del mismo lugar, q doIlde
fue acompafado ror 81 parroco hasta'
ponerl0 en- Ell sepulcro. Extendem9s
las mas encarecidas gracias q todas
las persones Que nos accompaniment
tanto en- 81 velorio como en- q ~
Pc I'd. s. s., y suscritor,
q. s. fRuJrLbo
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-09-26
10 QUE FL PREsTAMo DE IA
|LlsERTAD HA cpMPRApo
PARA EL EJERcITo.

BESIDE 81 principle de la guerra has
Ika 81 80 de Junio de 1918. que fue 81
nItimo dfa fiscal del aho pasado, Sc
|dieron contratos por Ell Departamento
de Ordenanzas de los Estados Uni;
dos, por un total de $4,000. 900, 900.
I'll caicuio para Ell ano c~ofriente es
de mas de $7,O06OOo.0O0. Las canti-
dades mayores del ano pasado fue-
ron como sigue:
Artillerfa, $I:050.O0O 900; rifles au-
TOMATOES. 5000. 100000; armas peque-
mas, 100000, 900: inunicion para Ia
artillerfa. 81. 900.000.000 municiones
para armas chicas, $340OD0,000; lmt-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-09-26
RuENAe PARA IA RlLlosiDAD.

.Hace dos aios sufrfa de frecuentes
ataQues de enfermedad del estomago
Iy biliosidad. viendo anunciadas lRs
|Tabfetas de Chamberlain, resolvi pro-
barlas. Me mejor6 rapidamente MISS
Emma verbryke. Lima, Ohio.-De ven
Ia en- todas parties.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-09-26

uue una misa Gantada se dara o. ala
lr0. de Ootubrey para el alivio y des-
canEo del alma de nuestra difuntas
la misa sera EN- la Iglesia DC Dilia,
N. M. Damos q ID. Las eraelasi Y
me repito 4 sus ordenes como su 50.
DONACIANO PEREA.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-09-26
LISTAS DE TASAC|ON
ENSENAA IN GANG De
S2OD00,l00 DURANTE
Il AA0 PASAD0.

Los caIculos r~ecientes de Ia Conf
sion de Tasaciones del Estadc son
excedldos por- IN margen eonsIdh.
rable; II condado de Santa re Sc
estinna en- $i1O00y000; Ell oondado
de Grant otra vez va adeIante con
20 miIiones; Ell condado de colfax
es segundo 26 millones; San
Juan tiene la valuacion mas chica:
81 gran total es de $379.000sO00; Il
resultado es cuatro veces mayor
que 10 que creia Ia comisidn.
---
Ell estado ha subido arriba y cada
uno de los miembros de la cDmlsion
de tasaci0nes del estado sc siente
no solamente como los hijos del pro-
feta, sine como Ell profeto mismo,
pues cuand0 tOdag las Completeness,
tabulaciones, revisiones, aumentos y
deducciunes Sc han hecho. fuk anun-
ciado por ell secretario de Ia CONT
sion Rupert f. Asplund que al au-
Emento en- las listas de tasaciones lie
Nuevo Mexico, segdn comparauas con
las del aho pasado, han pasadp de Ia
marca de $40 100000, 0 siendo exac'
tamente $~20.382,448. Este as algo
menos del gano de hace III aio, que
fue de $29.O00,000, pero es una cifra
nauy notable baj0 las condolences De
Ia guerra y de Ia SEGA, y q como
veces mayor que ell calculo original.
Tn hecho de la situaci6n que he
ifacilitado los negocios pnblicos mu
cho, es que todos los condados MAR
mandado va sus c%antidades. y ests
es la mas temprana fecha en- Ia his
toria del estado en- que SO ha podidt
hacer la t~abulacidn tan a tempo.
Hay una .sola cantidad arbitraris
en- toda la compilation, y es 10 de
condado de Santa Fe, que Sc hA n
jado EN- / 1.000,000, no estando Ell a
sesor de condado listo todavia para
dar I'm reporte complete, pero la va
riaci6n sera tan insignificante que ne
peligra en- NADIA la suma total de $50
000,O
La valuaci6n original de la iista ie
.ytasaciones del estado, segdn NANTES
tada por los condados, fue 100000
900: las reducciones ~ordenadas poi
la comisi6n de t~asaciones del estadC
fueron ,un total de ~s1.972.027, y estas
estan en- parte niveladas por los au
mentos que llegan a 1925 ia. de
jando una reduction meta de $6S8,2l3
La ~vaIuacion total revisada poi
1918 fue $500. 41,134, en- contra dc
$3S9.75S,686 de hace I'm ano. Las par
tidas que deben agregarse a esta car
tidad revisada incluyen $17.662, 56s
de los productos m~inerales v $1.4s9
SIT de las companias de carros parti
culares, hacienda Ell gran total, de.
1878 3,240.
La valuaci0n de las ~propiedades
nor condaans eH como aiRne..
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-09-26
NO Sc DEsPRENDAN De Sus
lBoNos DE LlBERTAD.

aNuestros soldados BE enIistan
para p%elear, no para desertarse
Nosotros debemos comprar los
Bonos de Libertad para guar
darloe, no para venderlos Q ira
flcAr con eliossn
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-09-26
CHICAGO. ILIlNoIs.

pERpipo, Ro5ADo D ExTRANIR.
po--un cabalo colorado, marcado
con w Sierro Az On u snca III
duierda v FL en- Ia anca derscha.
Dirtianse q ALE5o HERNANDEZ,
santa re, N. N.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-09-10
BAKER VOWS STAY LONG IN GAY PAREE;
 ARRIVED MONDAY
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
 Washington, Sept. 9.-Secretary of War Baker, whose arrival in France was announced last night, expects to be away from Washington only a short time. it wa slearned today authori- tatively. The principal object of his trip was to confer with officials re- garding the aircraft program.
 It was said here that important de- cisions relative to the Aemrican air service would be reached by the sec retary, General Pershing and his aides, and John D. Ryan, assistant secretary in charge of aircraft before MT. Baker and MT. Ryan return home. ARRIVES IN FRANCE.
 Paris, Sept. 9.-Newton D. Baker, the American secretary of war has ar- rived in Paris.
 The secretary was conducted to the city home of General John J. Pershing, commander-in-chief of the American Expeditionary Forces, where he will remain and hold conferences during the next few days.
 Secretary Baker said that he had no statement to make at the present time
 It is expected his visit will permit conferences between the American and entente allied officials.
 He will visit American headquarters and the principal centers of American activities.