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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-19
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eurar sin medicinal son tan simpleS
como Electives ' absolutamente ge-
nuinoS. Sc Ia probable, -por inE;-
nidad de cases que 70 he tratado,
que por medic lie eStoS metodoS sc
IN eliminado Ia cauSa de Ia enferma-
dad ' han restablccido su salud, en-
tenares dc personals que por 2nos
habian experimeutaGo cuanlo les ha-
bla Sido possible SIN ninguD resulta4o
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dos por cm.nenres e~SpcciallStas. La
distance no 6 uIngUn ~obStacu-o,
pues he curado i machas personals
1us iamas he conocido. Es5aS PsrSo-
mas estaa muy agradecldas ) reco-
miendau mis- metodos de curar SIN
medicinal. Lea suS testimonies en-
Ia edici6n SemaAaria de Ia PREM
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estos testimonies ' los cuales nan
dare con gusto I toGa perSana que
los solicIte.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-19

HELSINGFORS. Ecbrero IS
Leon Trotzkv. Mmistro dc la Cue
ira del gobierno russo del Soviet. ha
ordenado al eiercito bolsheviki en-
Estonia Y Livonia cue c]mprenda IN
ataquc en- todos los scctores dc los
frentes de Narva. Pskoff y Nolmar.
Dicho cjercito sc componc dc 10000
hombreS POGO mas 0 mcnos, que tic
ne 4 su disposition mas de Glen ca
nones Y varios trenes biindados. 'asi
como I'm regular ndmerC de %aeropla-
nos que lc han !legado del frente de
los U~a!es.
La ordcn de ataQue Sc do dc a
cuerdc con una orden aprobada Ell
una iunta sccreta del Soviet de Pc
trogrado. que Sc verified Ell micrco-
les Jltimo. FL M!niStro Trotzky ha-
bia declarado que la ocupaci0n de
Petrogrado por Ia guardia blanca Y
las tropas anti-bolshevikis. Significa-
ria ell fin de la revolution, 10 que hi
20 que Sc c]onvocara i Ia iunta di-
cha ' Sc tomara cl acuerdo de que Sc
l.ab!a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-19
PRESENTARA EN- BREVE Los
DETALLES DEL DESARhlE DE-
Las FUERzAS ALEMANAS
El memorandum esta siendo formuladc per los ConseJeros
militares, navales y economics del Mariscal en- Paris

queo, V permitira para Alemania la
ayuda economical Y de where's que Sc
ha venido pretendiendo por csc
pals.
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Los BOLSHEYIKIS
REANUDARONSU
OFENSIVA
EN- STONIA Y LIVONIA
Trotzky do la orden para ell
ataque en- los sectores de
los frentes de Narva,
Pskoff y Volmar

LONDRES. Fe5rero 1S.-El Sep
timo Ejercito Bolsheviki en- Esto-
MIA V Livonia han emprenGido IN
furioso ataque en- todos los sectores
de los frentes de Narva, Pakov Y
Volmar. La ofensiva Sc inici6 desde
el domingo pasado por orden del
gobierno de! Soviet Y han continue
do hbrandose muy encarnizados COM
bates hasta la fecha. segUn dice III
despacho procedente de Helsingfors,
con fecha de aver. recibido aqui
hoy.
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!. uu;red by the act OF October s. 1917. :
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-19
Las TROPAS ALIADAS
SERAN RETIRADAS
DE- RUSSIA
Esta resolution Sc adcpso por
Wilson de acuerdo con Ell
gobierno ingles

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= master az San Antonio. Tex. as re- =:
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-19
Sc HACE PROPAGANDA
BOLSHEVIKI ENTIRE
LOS CHIN0S
Sc les dice a estos, que Nice
las Lenine es Ia reen-
carnacion de Gen
ghis Khan
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True translation filed with the fost-
master at San Antonio. Tex, as re-
uulr.d BY the act of October 6. 1917.
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Prot. Nj. c. Martinez.
Poderoso Sanador.

l}9E 5. Spring st.
Los Angeles, Cal.
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IL Sure Helps
Delano, California. July is, 1sl

Delano, California, July is, 1919
Capt. Clyde Il. Ely,
Deming, " NJ
Dear Sir and Friend -
Inclosed find money order for four
dollars $4,000. Had intended to pay
up and tell 'the other fellow" to stop
the paper. But IL you are going to
have II in hand, that is different, There
was more news about people I knew
in Deming In the July LIST issu, than
has 5een in the whole year previomL
Here's wishing you success and oil
that is good. Y
From your old friends,
q. NJ. x DELL A SADLER,
p. S.-Alhambra is our home, but we
are at the ranch at Delano this sum
mer ID. W.. s.
Deming graphic., 1919-07-22
Think Tt Over

Back in 1910 the people of California
passed law taxing savings bank de-
posits.
The law has been ignored by assess.
ors as taxation of such deposits is near
ly always double taxation as these ac-
counts are usually held to pay off in
oebtedness on property already taxed.
Now the law is to he enforced.
In the meantime the city OF New
Orleans is carrying ON a nation wide
campaign TO attract industries and
home buyers and one of the main ar
guments in Its advertisements Is that
bank accounts In Louisiana are not
taxed"
This is a good object Lesson for Cali
fornia or any other sta'e with the tax
alton mania. Legislators may tax and
regulate a man to death and drive
money out OF a state but SO far no leg
is'ator has leen able 10 pass n law
which could force . man 10 10 business
Under adverse conditions.
Think il over.
Deming graphic., 1919-07-22
No Excuse Now

"Come back here" were the shrill
cries that overlook a crippled Argonne
hero as he hobbled from a Chicago
drugstore where he had purchased his
fayorite bunion pads to case his re-
manning foot wrecked when fighting
Huns in the trenches, He had deposit
ed the regular price stamped on the
box, % cents. "You come across with
two cents more TO meet the luxury war
tax ON corn pads for crippled soldiers
nc was told. And as the hero digged
down for the extra brownies, he was
heard to mutter something familiarly
similar TO what Sherman denominated
war.-American Economical.
Even the children are taxed on every
stick of candy they buy and Ice cream
they eat
During the rush of war and neces-
sity for raising money rapidly, the
passage of this act can be excused but
there is no excuse now for failure TO
change this "nagging tax"
Deming graphic., 1919-07-22

SANTA RITA, N. M.-Colonel ID. c.
Jackling. general manager OF the Chino
Copper company, has become a perma-
nent director OF the big Sinclair OH
Company Of Texas, Kansas and Okla
homa. Other directors are Harry
Payne Whitney, william Boyce Thomp-
son copper magnate; James N. Wal
lace, banker, and William Il. Corey,
steel king, who was once president of
the steel trust.
Mark ]. Requa, Of San Francisco,
Joined the combine In a managerial
capacity after record during the war
as director of the oil division Of the
United States fuel administration.
When present plans are completed,
Sinclair interests viii own and con-
troll about 1000 miles of trunk and
gathering pipe lines, including one L.
500 miles long from the Gulf OF Mex
leo to the Great Lakes, tapping a ter
.itory with an estimated population OF
30,000,000; more than 1000 tank cars,
about 6,5000O0 acres OF land. fourteen
reflneries and distributing stations in
South and Central America, Cuba,
Mexico, United States and Europe.
Deming graphic., 1919-07-22
Weather and Crop Conditions In New
Mexico for Week Ending July 10

The week was warm, partly cloudy
and favorable with good showers ex-
cept in the southeastern counties
where rain is needed. Some local
down pours occurred In the northern
and central sections the latter part OF
the week, washing out bridges and
roadways. The harvesting OF winter
wheat is general with favorable condi-
tions Spring wheat well headed out.
In the southern counties cotton Is max
ing good growth and filling in well.
Corn, oats, sorghums and gardens are
doing well. Ranges are generally good
to excellent and stock thriving.
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Should find relief from

Should hnd rellef from
their sufferings by taking the Woman'f
temperance Tonic and Nervine, which
has helped so many women = some OF
them right in your neighborhood.
A woman suffering from nervous
prostration, excitabilty. or dizziness,
arrangement, OF displacement OF the
special organs, will find health regained
after using Doctor Pierce's Fayorite
Prescription.
For women who are rundown and
over worked; at the critical periods
in q woman'a life; from girlhood 10
womanhood, and later, this is especi-
ally adapted 10 her needs, for il
strengthens and regulates. In tablet
form or liquid, at druggists. Write the
specialist at Doctor Pierce's Invalids'
Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y, for free conf
DENTAL medical advice. Send ten cents
for trial package Favorite Prescription
tablets.
The System is something like
q clock 1t needs oil occasionally.
Everyone should take castor oil, or
somsiking better, like Doctor Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets, which are made Of
May apple, ialap, aloe = sugar coated.
They regulate, cleanse and oil the
human clock work.
Deming graphic., 1919-07-22

Columbus. N. NJ, July 10, 1919
Dear Brother Ely,
You are putting out great paper
and l imagine the people are going to
appreciate it as never before. They
have had worse than nothing for
yeaS or more.
Let me hear from you please as soon
as may be.
Very fraternally,
HOLT,
Deming graphic., 1919-07-22
THE T0GGERY
Jack ridmoTe

Oil leases for sale at the Graphic
Office.
Deming graphic., 1919-07-22

FREE--M.p. ot Great Tea. OIL Fisld.- FREE
Send name and address and three
cent stamp for FREE map great
Texas Oh Fields that have made
thousands rich. No advertising.
Distributed free by publicity dept.
big oil company. Send before all
gone. U. $. on Assn. ia East sth,
Fort Worth, Texas 42-st
Deming graphic., 1919-07-22

Graphic advertisers are reliable,
Deming graphic., 1919-07-22
PREDICT RISE IN
TAXES 35 PER CENT
Secretary Asplund Of the New Mexico
Taxpayers Association Calls Atten-
tion 10 Careless Expenditures
RIGID ECONOMY is NECESSARY
Says Accounting to Taxpayers Should
be Made and That Public Business
be Administered Like Private

To the thoughtful taxpayer, eyi-
dences OF economy and good manage
mont in the administration Of public Of
fairs are gratifying, says the New
Mexico Review in its July number.
Public officials are often too ready TO
spend state, county and city funds for
the sake Of helping personal friends, or
Of Strengthening the party, or Of
making a record" TO gain glory for
themselves, or advantage for the party.
II should. therefore, not escape our
attention when tendencies towards a
saving of the peoples money and prop
er accounting therefor are apparent
A board of county commissioners in
New Mexico recently found it possible
to dispense with two assistants at the
county Jail and saved several hundred
dollars In certain city two police
men were found sufficient to keep
peace and order instead Of four. These
are two examples among several Of
similar nature.
As an instance Of full and intelligi-
Bile accounting. reference Is made to a
financial report OF the Board of Educa-
tion OF the City Of Roswell. Published
financial reports often mean nothing
to the private citizen and taxpayer.
For this reason such a report as the
one mentioned Is 10 be commended an
Is. we hope, Indicative of a movement
toward clearer statements of public
expenditures The people should know
where their money goes and reports
should be such as to be easily anaiyzed
and understood.
Tn Roosevelt County Board Of Com
misioners submitted the printing of the
delinquent tax list for bids and award
ed the contract for such printing to the
lowest responsible bidder. Is not this
in accord with good business princi-
pies? or. should public affairs he man
aged on different principles from those
of private afairsy
Much has been said Of the kind Of
highways to be built. some insisting
that only hard surface roads should
be constructed. Others argue that
the character Of roads should depend
upon the use made OF them. In some
localities the traffic win justify the
OF concrete roads, in others Of
gravel road. while in the majority Of
roads win be found adequate. To de-
termine the character Of the road ac.
cording 10 the use. to he made Of II
seems refreshingly sane and the off
cIals having In charge the maintenance
and construction OF roads and bridges
are to be commended for tina adoption
Of the Efficient traffic census
method.
In view OF the rapidly rising tax
rate, new standards OF public admins
tration must he attained il levIes are to
be kept within reasonable limits. An
increase Of from 20 per cent to 30 per
cent in taxes Is predicted for the next
year. unless economy and good man
ngement become The rule instead OF the
pxception.-New Mexico Taxpayers As
sociation.
Deming graphic., 1919-07-22
LOCAL BRIEFS

Albert Lindauer was In from his
ranc last Wednesday transacting buis
ness
]. @. Kerr and Leo Williams were
In Deming last Wednesday from the
Kerr ranch near Florida station.
Palm Beach suits, In all the new
shades, 1895 and up. We guarantee
to sve you money. The Toggsry,
Jack Tidmore.
John Hyatt, the well known catleman
from Mutt, was in IN city last wednes-
day.
w. s. Clark, terminal agent at the
local union station attended safety"
conference at San Marcial the middle
of last week.
Cooper's Closed Crotch athletic
union suits. Sold only by The Toggery,
Jack Tidmore.
District Attorney ]. 8. vaught was
In Whitewater and Silver City the mid
die of last week ON legal business.
Harry Emery, who was badly woun-
ded by machine gun bullets In the Ar
gonne. left the city last Wednesday to
join his parents at Riverside, Calf.
81 work shirts for 69c. Better get
your. The Toggery. Jack Tidmore.
J. Il. Pike made trip to Columbus
last Wednesday.
]. NJ. Barracks motored TO Columbus
last Wednesday where he IL engaged In
government construction.
Why do you pay 81 for work shirts
when you con walk little further
and buy them at 89c? The Toggery.
Jack Tidmore.
Mrs. r.. ]. Hutchins OF Tyrone was
in Dcming Wednesday.
w. p. Mayhood, u. s. internal reve-
nue. collector was In the city Tuesday
evening last
Athletic underwear. It's your fault
II you don't keep cool. We can seyre
you in all grades. The Toggery, Jack
Tidmore.
Jim Ackeman was among the unfor-
tunates stalled on the Mimbres last
week.
Mrs. George J. Cole OF Ell Paso. a
cousin Of Mrs. Morris Nordhaus had
the misfortune to break her wrist last
Tuesday as the result of fall from the
armory steps. Mrs. Cole was taken to
the Dsming ladies Hospital for treat
ment.
Psv cash for your meat at The Peo-
pies Meat Market; POS Silver; carry II
home, and you beat the II. @. of L.
Judge Ryan Is due TO arrive In the
city to hold court today.
John II. Awtry, territorial savings
adviser for the federal goyernment,ar.
rived in the city last Wednesday, from
Albuquerque, to confer with Postmast-
sr Foulks.
Notice to the cowmen: Justin
boots, the best made. Every pair
guaranteed. The Toggery, Jack It'd.
more.
Miss Lucille and Helen Holt made n
rip to FL Paso last Saturday.
Mrs Morton Of Hurley was In the
,lty last week TO attend the Red Cross
conference.
Veal Roast for 25c a pound. IL You
AIRY Il yourself At The Peoples
Neat Market; 2os Silver; phone $50.
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The City Council at the meeting the
18th granted permission 10 The Glib
sOn-Hines Lumber Co. to set wagon
scales in front OF their office corner
Cedar and Copper. This company Is
after business In Deming.
Deming graphic., 1919-07-22
GOVERNMENT LEASES GROUND
FOR THE REMOUNT STATION

Federal agents have made arrange
ments for the leasing OF the ground
west Of the city on the Southern Pacif-
ic tricks wber Me camp warehouses
are now located. The land occupied by
the remount station and the Sase hos
pital has also been leased. II was
planned 20 turn the base hospital over
TO the health department.
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Who's your taiIorl We are exclu-
sive agent for Ed V. Price made-to-
measure suits. The Toggery. Jack
Tidmore.
Deming graphic., 1919-07-22

Are you paying war prices for your
clothing. hats shoes. etc? Yes, per-
haps you are, but you are not trading
here. am downing the high cost Of liv-
ing. My expenses are very small; !
can afford to sell for less. have
eliminated the great loss of doing a
credit business. why pay for some
thing the other fellow gets and has
charged, and runs off without paying
for IT. II isn't treating yourself right
not to get my prices before purchasing
your next wants. l will guarantee to
save you from 10 to % per cent on all
purchases.
THE TOGGERY
Deming graphic., 1919-07-22

To the men that go swimming: We
have all the new things in bathing
suits The Toggery, Jack Tidmore.
Deming graphic., 1919-07-22

stetson hats in all the big shapes.
We will save you money ON your next
Stetson. The Toggery, Jack Tidmore.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-03-06
GOULD INQUIRIES
 ABOUT ANSELL

Washington, March 5.-Represen- tative Gould. of New York; WroSe Secretary Baker today renewing his request for information as to the truth of published reports that Briga- dier General Samual A. Ansell, former acting judge advocate general of, the army, was to be discharged from his present temporary rank, thus automatically becoming a Lieu tenant Colonel, the rank he held be- fore the war. ia
 General Ansell recently testified before congressional committees re garding military justice in the army and in replying to MT Gould's first letter the war secretary said no of fcer who had appeared before such committees had been disciplined for nor questioned regarding his testi- monX.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-03-06
DEAN NELSON HAS
 RETURNED TO U.

Fayetteville. Ark, March 4.--Dean Martin Nelson of the College of Agri- culture, of the University of Arkan- sas, has ust returned from Russell vile, where he completed prelimin- ary arrangements for cooperative agricultural experiment station work with the State Agricultural School at that place. The. work will be sup crvised by an agricultural specialist of the Russellville faculty, who has had consinderable experience in eX- pertinent station work.
 The experiments will be consider ably more extensive than anything heretofore attempted at Russllville and will include variety experiments in cottCn, corn and other grains, as we'll as comprehensive fertilizer tests. There vii lalso be experi- ments with other crops and with me- thods of planting and cultivation.
 Arrangements have recently been completed tor some very important cooperative eXperimnt work at .Iouesboro, between the University the Ionesboro Agricultural School and the U. S, Department of 9gricul- ture. The l.. $. Department of Agrl- culture wil detail specialist to sup ervise the work.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-03-06
NAVAL OFFICER HERE LOOKING
 FOR RECRUITS

l.. Al. Dillon. chief boatsWains' mate, II. $. N., arrived in Pine Bluff yester- day, and established a navy recruit ing office at Room ], at the postotilce Mir Dillon has been in the navy for 12 years, and entered the recruiting service after doing transport duty during the war,
 "It seems that the young men of this state don't know about the navy" he said. "The navy has 20 trade schools. The school of greatest length is the machinists school. It takes man one year to pass through this school, and his pay goes on all the time, and when he is through with his enlistment, his papers will set him a good job as a machinist anywhere.
 "Another school we have is the hospital school. The term there is four years, and when a man finishes there, he only has to take an eXami- nation to be able to practice medi- cine.
 The term of enlistment in the navy is four years. he stated, and the low est pay is S32 month.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-03-06
DIFFICULT TO GET
 JOBS FOR SOLDIERS

New York. March 5-Because 5 sol diers returning .from France are very particular" about the positions they will accept, the task of placing them is much more difficult than ob- taining jobs for civilians, Dr. George w. KirchWey, federal director of em- ployment in NeWlYork, declared to- day. The result, he added, was while 56 per cent of the male civilians ap- plying for work were employed, the percentage of discharged fighting men in the same category was only 3S.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-03-06
DOUG FAIRBANKS WIFE IS GRANTED
 DIVORCE DEGREE
BY COMIC

White Plains, N. Y., March 5.-A final decree of divorce in favor of Mrs Douglas Fairbanks, wife of the motion picture actor, was, signed to- day by State Supreme Court Justice Young. The papers mentioned a CO., respondent as an unknown Woman Under the terms of the decree, the custody of child, Douglas Fair banks, Jr., is given to the mother with the provision that the father shall be allowed to see him at fre- uuent intervals.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-03-06
ANOTHER STRIKE
 ORDERED IN WEST

San Francisco. Cal, March ,. A strike of 9.00o telephone operators and 3,o0 0linemen in California, Wash ington, Oregon and Nevada, has been ordered by the executive committee of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers in the event that Postmaster General Burleson does not speedily grant wage demands of the brotherhood, it was announced here today by T. C, Robbins, repre- sentative of l.. C. Grasser vice pres ideut Of the organization.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-03-06

Joachim, 29, youngest son of the ex-kaiser of Germany, perhaps aspires to be a king or to help hisI friend Rupprecht to become one. At any rate he is reported arrest ed in Bavaria along with PrinceI Rupprecht and Prince Leopold for mixing in the plot to overthrow the popular government and re- establish a throne. Rupprecht has never foresworn his right toI the Bevarian throne should the, succession come his way. From the top down, ill the picture, Joa-' chim. Rupprecht and Leopold.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-03-06
SPRING CLEANING TIME IS
 HERE.

If house needs spring cleaning, how about the human body after a winter of indoor life and heavy food? Don't suffer from indigestion, bilious ness, bad breath, plotting, gas or con- stipation, when relief can be so easily
 had. Foley Cathartic Tablets clean stomach and bowels and tone up the liver. Mann's Pharmacy. Adv.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-03-06
TRY A SMILE.

If you're feelin' kind of blue, Try smile. If you think you've got the flu, Try smile. When the world is upside down And your tastes bilious brown, Don't go whimperin' around. Try smile. If you've lost your only friend, Try smile. If your patience's at an end, Try smile. When all things are at their worst And you wish your head would burs, Just before you call the hearse, Risk smile.
 B. $.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-03-06
GUARD THE CHILDREN'S
 HEALTH.

Mrs. Efaw, Box 26, Bennett, Wis. writes "We have always used Foley's Honey and Tar for colds and find it great. The children all run for it when they see the bottle and ask fo' more.' Contains no opiates, safe ana harmless, but gives prompt relief to coughs, colds, croup and whooprs cough. Mann's Pharmacy. Adl
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-03-06

Some of the "spice" from Pres- dent Wilson's recent address:
 q will not come back till it is over over there. And yet l pray God in the interests of peace and of the world that that may be soon."
 Intrigue cannot stand publicity and if the league of nations were nothing but a great debating society 1t would kill intrigue"
 "The league of nations is nothing more or less than the covenant that the world will always maintain the standards which it has now vindicated by some of the most precious blood ever spilled"
 "Those who suffer see. Those against whom wrong is wrought know how desirable is the right and the righteous"
 "rhe vision as to what is necessary for great reforms has seldom come from the top in the nations of the world"
 'I can explain some of the criti- II. |. JI.,.l this great enterprise only by the sup position that the men who utter the criticisms have never felt the great pulse of the heart of the world"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-03-06

pr. J. I. Norris insisted before he left that he was saying Au Revoir and not Goodbye which makes his absence slightly easier to bear by his many friends and admirers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-03-06

Wilson has the happy faculty of calling man enough names to in vite a battle, and make him think all of the time he is experimenting him.