davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-18

Clovis, Die, 16.-Los diputados ali
guaciles Romero v Lopez saiieron de
aqui 81 Sabado en- la tarde para Cora.
ION a inyestigar ei hallazgo de in
cterpo en- csc lugar. III cuerpo de I'M
hombre Sc encontr0 en- un lugar dis
perso 81 cual tenfa tres halazos y rue
identificado como Rafael Gonzales. Sc
cree que Ell hombre fne asesinado por-
que no podia haber dispuesto del arr
ma despues de matarse, segdn la
p que Sc indica que estan los
bala2os. Los oficiales estan investi-
gando 81 case pero hasta eli presente
no SO ha solvido Ell misterio.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-18
LOS TRENEs DEL SANTA FE VOL
VERAN a LA ESCALA REGULAR

ri Jueves (hoy) dia is de Diciem-
bre Sc restabIeceran a su escala nor
NAL todos los trenes de la Inca del
Santa Fe. Los trenes entire Santa
Fe y Lamy continuaran en- Ell mismo
tempo que corrtan antics de la dlti-
ma 6rden.
Los trenes ndmeros 8, Z ". 10 sal
dram de Santa Re a las ocho de | a
mafana v regresaraAn a las IL: rs a,
m.
Ell tren que hace connection con ell
n1mero /, saidra de Santa re q las
APO p. MI, y regresara d las sos p.
m.
Para hacer conecciones cen Ell nd
nero 2 y 4, saldra a las sos y re-
gresara a las 1886 p. m.
Para 81 ndmero ocho v nueve salra
. las 1920 v volvera a las 1888 d. m.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-18
pEHERiA PoNERsE
EN- cUAHENTENA.

Muchos medicos son de parecer que
c~ualesquiera que tiene i'm NAL resfria.
do tendria de ser completamente asia
do para evitar que otros miembros de
Ia familia v familiares contraigan 81
contagio de la enfermedad, por ser
los resfriados tan contagiosos como ell
sarampi0n. Una cosa es muy cierta-
que 10 mas pronto que uno pueda des-
hacerse asf mismo de I'm resfrIado
memo sera 81 peligro, y listed tendra
que perder algldn tempo antes de ha-
liar una mejOr medicina que ell Re-
medic de Chamberlin para Ia Tos, pa.
ra que le ayude a deshacerse del res
friado.
De venta en- todas parties.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-18
FL cOBERNApoR EN- FL coNpADo
DE socoRRo

81 Gobernador Larrazolo al regresar
a Santa Fe Sc demorara en- Ell condado
de Socorro donde ten0rA una ~conferen-
ella sobre caminos. FL Ingeniero de Els
tado Leslie Gillett, los encontrara alli
La demora del Gobernador en- Socorro
Sc espera que sera breve, Y por 10 tam
to Sc espera que regresara q Santa Fe
en- unOs dias. Probablemente tan prom
to como regrese expedira su llamada
para Ia session especial de la legislatu-
"a.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-18

La Sra. Francisqnita b. de Gonzales
do a luz d un hermoso v robusto niho
81 Microbes dia 10 del p~resente. La
Sra. Gonzales es esposa de nuestro
amigo y ~suscriptor Ramon Gonzales de
san Jose, N, M.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-18

Por carta particular Del ST., Antonio
Segura, de- Pecos. Sc nos comunica que
81 dfa IS del mes en- curse Sc verified
en- aquel lugar, un bale que fue sumal
mente concurrido. III dinero que Sc
derib6 de la venta de boletos alcanx0 a
la suma de $500, los que fueron usa-
dos para ayudar a sufragar los costos
del nuevo ~convento que estan edifican-
do en- Ia pIacita de Pecos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-18
poLIcIAs

FL Martes protocolarQn tres conf
stones de policias montad0s en- Ia OIL
Gina del secretario de Estado, Manuel
Martinez. Las comisiones eran para
Juan Andres Lopez, del condado de
Socorfo: Eliseo B4 Peralta, del conda-
do de Socorro y aJesus M. LAMA. del
'condado de Valencia. No estan Until
tulados d page baio las comisiones
que les fueron expedidas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-18

ofrexco vender en- baratIIIo bajo cos.
to, fupa de todas classes y de todoe ia
mahce, y fnuchas otras cosae. venean
. verlas y 60 deeena6arsn, tanto On
los efectcs como en los precIos.
JOSE INES HoYBAL,
Il. Mambt, n. N.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-18

Maestro cumplido suscriptor, Don
Adam Serha de- Chamith, nos comuni-
en- que d dia 10 del actual le presento
81 esposa una nueya heredefa. Ia me-
ne nesd 8 libras al nacer Tanto Ia
mama como Ia bebe siguen on buena
salud.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-18
LAsTiMADA iPoR UNA EXPLOSION
DE DlNAMlTA

Las Cruces-La nina menor del ST..
y Ia Sra. Chon Garcia de esta cludad
rue gravemente lastimada poi una ex-
pioson de dinamita de lin piston
que Ia nifita Sc encontr6 On
~ yarda- Los nihos SO encon-
contraban sentados alrededor de la
mesa estudiando sns lecciones. y la
estaba limpiando Ell piston con
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-18

81 dfa 4 del presente mes dej6 de
existir la Sra. Margarita Armijo de
Sandoval, esposa de Don Clemente
Sandoyal, de Glorieta en- este condado.
La finada deja para lamentar SD des-
pedida a su esposo, v sells nifos. que
IN paz goce
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-18

mo una evidencia de la gran con.
hanza del pnbItno ", Dor mi narfa.
estoy c~onyencido Dc cue ei fodos
tomaran Ell Hierro Nuxado al sens
tirse debiles y decades ayudarfan
g formar una nacion de hombrea v
tos."
81 listed no es gfuerte o no sc eiente
DuenO y Eano. debera hacer la GiEuien-
te prueba: Ff1gse durante cuanto
tempo puede listed trabajar sin sem
tlrse cansados En- BeEuida tome a..
ted dos tAbletas de cinco granoe ii
Hero Nuxado Dor tres veces al ara
despues de los allmentos v nor
espAcio do d-oSNaamanas. En- seerui-
"a pruebe de Dueyo gu energia v
These en- TODD 10 que ha TanadG-
umeros personas nerviosas = de-
cAluas que lestaban enferfnaa. han
a~urnentado De ,manera muy notable
~ Halud y fortaieza s~olafnente con
naDer tornado ell hero en- una forma
~auecuada, y este despues dc que en-
muchos caaos habfan consultado a
nor beneflciO.
M0TA DID Los EABRHcANTRss
~ Ffierro Nuxado que Is preecrito 8
recomendad0 en- lac ffneae ana An.
ecede no es un remedio aecreto
saTD D, ! g9e 81 ben conoccido por los
distinto Dc los vieJos producfos al
nierr0 1nDrgAnfco v ca fAciYmanfa
asimiiado, sin dafar Jamas la dem
NJ ennegrecer los dfenfes ri
perludicar 81 est6mag0. Los fabrf-
sAraneizan que los resuifa-
rnerte satigfactorios para fodo cnss-
praaor Q de 10 contrar1o Ie asvoj.
verAn 9u dfner0. De wan&a an 1erSns
iaa puena8 DroguerfaMs
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-18

$3.50 pueoe ener 'a mas ~ Mr0uE7N Hecha do IA Malta y L1puo
Propia Eahorac6n de 0&hvh&W costarTa s6lop er n rst6r
I'D. NO DEBE APENARsE-HAGA sU PRoPIA cERvEzA En- ST CASA.
Nuestrasp reparaci6n de Ilpuio appointments preparado lei I'll nGor pa
re propostos De bebidas del hogar Prohara ser Ia 'mejor beblda vfuoriza.
dora y tcnlco, Es hechas de los ingredentes mas purcs y safisfactorios.
Nuestra ista de parroquhanos satsfrchos etz aumentando todos ios dfs
ssaa rregIada pr hombres eSpertcs que han estado tabaiando : u esa o
pa por aigun tempo cen eip roposhc de tner a nuestro medic una cervexa
que satsfaoa a listed mejor
NuesHo tempo Il yenta 70 nMy tmhado. La ley prohlbrA Ia venta
usspues di prLmsro r. Enerod e 1929. pr . tanto tome yenha de nuestra
anoracio del hogarv micntras dua y alnacene tanto como pueda. All
rsaDo as s,oo I, s.s snslarsmos lngredientss ios cuaiss Y haran enco aaiones
verdadero sabor de eervsza. Tambsn le enyIarercs 4 I'd enepas instruc
clones para hacer esa corvexa.
Ia oFERTA ESPECIAL Is HuENA TAN SOLO so DlAs
slngredientes para bacsr 20 gaioneslde la verdadera ervexa, pr tan solo
$3.50 usteda horroFa $3.50. Como hasta Ia preaente 10 exlste ninguna
ley QUE prohiha ell envfo de nuestro Ingredients de "eIaboracion del houarv
No contiene ning1n alcohol Ei mismo es producIdo dnicamente en eI pre-.
parar la bebida do conformidad con las Insruccones Tue te envianos 4 Va.
las cuatesp ueder SER achnente segudas.
Envie su orden hoy mhsmo para pronta entriesa y nosotros IL GARAnl
TlzAMos ToDA SATISFACTION.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-18
iQue es 10 que Forma los
Hnmhras Virnrnsne a. H;nrsn Hnnhrne AZ
HOmbres VigOrOs0s
Fuerza Vital, Robus.
tos y Victoriosos !
I'm meoico explica el secreto a
los nervios vigorosos, de los cere
bros activos y pensantes Y de Ia
gran energia fisica, diciendc:
FL Hero Nuxado ihyscta vigor
y eneFgia en- las venaa de
los hombres. IA

Son los hombres de musculo We
hierro lal par que los compsneros
avezados a Ia lucha que fcgresan
dc la canpiia v del campaImentol
los que habran de reconstfuir hoy
dia los negocios y Ia vida politica
de la Naci6n La vida al ARE
Hbre, el alimento frugal y 81 rtgi- "A
men en- todos sus actos les han "
tornado una sangre RIGA en- hierro
q estos f~uertes, ano y vigorosos q
modelos de Ia ~humanidad. pero
tales condolences para r~econstruir
su salud no sc abren a miles de
individuos de ambos sexos en- Ia
vida civil, cuyas costumbres y alimentos
faltos dc hero miran su energia v los
hacen dkbiles, anemicos y decades, pro-
duciendo 4 menndo en- su sanRre 81
s'hambre del hero"
Al comentar respecto dc las pro-
b~abilidades de recOnetrutr una raza
mas fuerte de. individuos por medic
del aumento de 10 provision de hie-
Baker, antique medico v ciru1ano del
Monmouth Memorial Hospital de
New Jersey dice: Eel hierro es abso-
lutamente Indispensable para trans
AOrinaI 81 AliIneulO en- EeJlQOS VtVOS
musculos y cerebro. Sin Ell. hierro no
puede haber hombres robustos v de
sangre roja nj mujeres Iozanas y de
meJillas ~sonrosadas v a menos que
este rormador de energfa Sc obtenga
de los alimentos que ingerimos, de-
bera ser proporcionado en- algunn for
ma que permita facilmente abaor.
berio v asimllario. Los alimenfoa
@eleccionados y los modernos m1iGz
dos culinarios nos han robado una
buena cantidad del hierro due la
naturaleza. nos habfa deparado.
tara suplir .esta deficiencia v au-
mentar los gl0bulos rojos no conozco
NADIA Y sea tan eficaz como 81
nlerro ORGANIZE. este es, eli Hero
Nuxado. Por un examen cuidadoso
S &c 81 formula Z psor las pruebas due
10Y c~onvencido de que es una ure-
Raracion que TODD medicc puede
Ia piena .confianza de obtener siem.
pre- r~esultadQs aitamente benencoa
y, satisfactorios. hi hecho de ana
e. Hero Nuxado es usadu nor mas
&c s.VOv,OgO de personals anuaImente
como tontco ~ restaurador ID IA
Snergia y ne "a sangre Els en- sf miss
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-18

Don Manuel Bustos y esposa. de
Chamita, pasaron ell SAbado ' Ell Do
mingo en- la ciudad visitando a sus nj
mas Carlota, Ruby v Ida, quienes eatan
en- la Escuela AllisonrJamess
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-18
Sc AcuSA QUE uN EmFLEApo
DEL RANCHO DE BARTLETT
Sc Ro6o $1,000 EN- Ola

Ration, Die, 16.-Alhert Smart. I'M
empleado del rancho de- Bartlett. en-
rancho del Park de vermejo. Sc Il
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-18

Don Manuel r. salazar Y esposa, re-
sidentes dc Abiquiu, estuvieron en- ia
ciudad durante la semana ~visitando q
dos ni6as que estan atendiendo q "a
academia de Loretto.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-18

El Comisionado de Tefrenos P1pli-
COS N. B Field parti0 para Albu-
oueruue ell Sabado atender asuntos
de terrenos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-18

Muestro iIbro lIeno Dc t0rnuIas dandoIs InstruccIonss para hacer 1vvhls
key, cerveza, who's nccres de fantasia y aguardientes lie sea envtado
porte pagado al reciho de $10o en- -efeotvo . money order.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-18

Don Juan b. Kayanaush dc Las ve-
gaA, sstiYo On la ciIdad dqrante "a
semanas
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-18

Diruan toda correspondence a.
MICHIGAN WHOLESALE HOME BREW SUPPLY co.
21 FRANsWoRTH AVE. DETROIT, MICH.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-18

la Sra. Eva T. de Herrera, esposa
del ST.. H. G. de Herrera, empleado
de- la Oficina de Terrenos del estado,
parti6 para Las Vegas el Martes en- Ia
manana debido a la enfermedad De su
mama. la Sra. Antonita H. de Torres,
esposa de Don Alexandra Torres.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-18

Offiches-Levi A. Hughes, presidente; Arthur SeHgman, vicespresis
1ente; r. $ Wardlawa cajeTos Charles j. Eckertg caero asstente.
Orectorea-Ievi 4. Hughes, Arthur sefgman, (. sptz, Paul Al i.
Walter BENJAMIN r Pankey.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-18

Ell Hon. M. D. A. Macs, pr0spero
comerciante y criador de ganado,resi-
dente dc Macs. condado de San Mi
guel, visit6 la capital durante la sema-
ma, atendiendo negocios importantes
en- la oficina de terrenos pdbliros
del estado. Ell Sr. Macs despues de
concluir sus negocios en- Ia capital
BE march0 para Taos a donde tam
bien iba con asuntos de i~mportancia
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-18

listed puede tener Ia mas ~
ma caiidad de lorna entera y
Propia Elaboration de
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1919-01-17
THE OWOSSO TIMES
EDMUND o. DEWEY. PROP.
OWOSSO, MICH. JAN II, 1919.
UNSELFISH LOYALTY
BY Mai. Gen. Leonard Wood

The death of my friend, Theodore
Roosevelt, brings to me great person
al loss and sorrow; but keen and deep
as these are, they are but the sorrows
and loss of an individual.
The nations loss is irreparable, for
his death comes at time when his
services to this nation can i'll be spar
ed.
Never was America more in need of
his frankness and courage, his hon.
est criticism and wisdom than at
present. Unselfish loyalty, honest and
fearless criticism have always char
acterized the life and work of Theo-
dore Roosevelt, and he lived and work.
ed always for his country's best inter-
ests.
While we shall not have the living
voice and presence, we shall always
have to guide us the example of his
life and the principles which he laid
down with so much honesty, ability
and wisdom. His entire life and work
was one to the nation-service to
whatever be believed to be right.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1919-01-17

commissioners cannot ease or deliver
us by allowing an abatement. How
ever, let us hearken to good advise
and something may be done for u.s.
God helps them that helps them
selves"
However, remember this, they that
will not be counselled cannot be help
ed; and further, that if you will not
hear to reason, she will surely rap
your knuckles."
Benjamin Franklin was not only an
apostle of thrift; he was a prophet
the forerunner of the great savings
campaign the Government today is
conducting. If he were here today, it
would not be difficult to picture him as
saying:
"And also remember, friends, in
this great savings campaign now on,
that many a little makes a muckle,
so to speak. Save all your jitneys
and buy thrift stamps with them. You
will be surprised how soon you will
have enough Of them to exchange for a
War Savings Stamp, which soon, by
consistent saving and thrift, will grow
into a score of them and either add to
your bank account or start you on the
road to wealth."
And now you know how to observe,
to celebrate, Franklin Day, January
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1919-01-17
official Call for the Republican Ct UNITY
COnven. ion.
To the Republican Electors of &

To the Republican Electors of the
County of Shiawassee:
The County Convention of the Repub
hcans of Shiawassee County is hereby
called to meet at the Court House in the
City of Corunna. on Tuesday, the 18th
day of February, 1919, at two o'clock,
p. M, standard time, for the purpose OF
electing eighteen delegates to the State
Convention to be held in the City of
Lansing on the 18th day of February,
1919, at which state convention candi-
dates for State offices will be nominated
And also for the purpose of electing a
County Committee, consisting of one
member from each election precinct in
said county, and County Chairman
and Secretary of said Committee, and
also for the purpose of transacting such
other business as may properly come
before said County Convention.
The several townships, wards and
precincts of the county are entitled to
the following number of delegates to
such convention, such delegates to be
elected by such townships. wards and
precincts at caucus or primary to be
duly called in each such voting pre-
cinct, by the Chairman of the Republi-
can township or city committee in each
of said precincts.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1919-01-17

With 3s states voting for the ratifica
ton of the national prohibition consti
tutional amendment the same has been
approved by more than the reqni, ed
number of states and will become fec.
tive year hence. It's a glorious end.
ing to a long, hard fight.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1919-01-17

ed guilty to a charge Of larceny and
was released On bond to appear Feb
ruary February 10 for sentence. She
stole a diamond ring from a nurand
woman by whom she was employed.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1919-01-17

The U s senate yesterday by vote
Of so to- 81 decided the disloyalty charges
against Senator LaFollette to be not
well founded. Senator Smith voted
with the minority.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-10-01
M0kE PRODUCTION IS
URGED AS REMEDY FOR
INDUSTRIAL UNREST
w. P. G. Harding Traces Econ
Omic Troubles to Wasteful-
ness of the War.

st. Louis, Sept. 30.-1ncreased pro
duction as a means OF settllng the
present industrial unrest, and the
declaration of an industrial truce Tor
six months as method OF reducing
the cost of living, were suggested
by w. p. G. Harding, governor OF
the federal reserve board, in an ad
dress before the convention OF the
American Bankers association here
today.
Causes of the labor trouble, Cover.
nor Harding asserted, are directly
traceable to the great war. to its
waste and destruction, to It's heavy
drain upon available supplies thai
constituted so large a part OF the
worlds wealth, and to financial ex-
pedients, which. he said, were neces-
sarv to obtain these supplies.
The governor expressed the view
that credit expansion. rather than
currency i1flation. is responsible for
prevalent economic troubles, but
he pointed out, "credit expansion die
not create the worldwide demand
for goods and services, but was a
necessary factor in providing that
the demand be satisfied"
"Our credit expansion in this
country" he continued, "is due to
government purchases and the gov
eminent borroWings-the only alter
native to loans being 100 per cent
taxation to meet war expenses"
As the government is paying of
it's Indebtedness at the rate Of $780,
dicted that within the next few
months it will be possible for the gov
eminent to do away with the issuance
of treasury certificates and operate
on incoming taxes. ~
eve need more production" the
governor emphasized. eve need te
develop our export trade. We
shouldn't send Injuries to impoverish.
ed countries. but should send then
necessaries. Luxuries, should be sent
to Latin America, for the south is
Just entering on its most prosperous
period.
eff the world would declare al
industrial truce for six months, It
would do more to bring down high
prices than ever could be accomplish
ed bv strikes and agitation.
"Work, more work, is what the
country needs. Shorter hours and in.
creased wages will not increase pro.
ducton.
"To ouell the spirit of unrest. we
must abolish the soup house and es.
tablish the wood yard"
In report of the associations pro
tective department, in which it was
shown that 146 banks were robbed
during the wear ending Sentember
last and 1898 100 stolen, Illinois, lee
with 46 bank burglaries, Indiana was
next with 16 and Missouri third with
eight.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-10-01
Y, ". C. A, WORKERS TO
LAUNCH CAMPAIGN FOR
$4,000 fund today
Audit of Organization Made and
Status of Its Affairs Are
Shown.

The campaign for $4,000 for the
Pine Bluff Y w. C. A. will begin this
morning Tracy Mills, director of the
campaign announced last night. Mr..
Mills said all details for the drive had
not been worked out. thus necessitat-
ing the postponement of the opening
of the drive from yesterday to today.
For the information of the patrons
and supporters of the Y. w. c. A.
as we'll as for the information of those
the campaigners expect donations
from. an audit of the affairs of the
Y. w. C. A. has been made by H. G.
Higginbotham. and the exact finan-
cial state of the organization is con-
tanned in the statement of the auditor
as is shown below:
Pledges. $4.296.50, received from
membership, $34i.50; from room rent,
$1,029.26; transients, $10275; from
miscellaneous sources. $1206O total
$5,98S.61. But 81 ,2SS.20 of the amount
pledged has not been paid, making
the net receipts for the past nine
months $4.700.41.
Now Facing Deficit.
The disbursements were as follows
$3.765.72 for general administration,
which includes salaries, wages, rent,
heat. water, lights, repairs, office
supplies, telephone, incidentals and
department expenses; for home fur
nishlngs and eduipment, $2,215.09;
total expenses, $5.980.81.
The recapitulation shows the fol-
| lowing: Expenses for nine months
$5,9SO.S1 receints for nine months
$4.700.41 deficit $128O.4O.
1t will be noted that the deficit is
virtually the same as the amount of
unpaid pledges and it is important
that these pledges be paid in full.
Estimates for New Work.
For the coming IL months it is
estimated that virtually $4,000 will
be required to maintain the home
The budget which has been made out
does not contain any item for the caf-
eteria as it is planned to make this
department self-supporting There is
now deficit in the cafeteria fund be-
cause of the expense in fitting VI
this department but it has been sc
successful that it is regarded as self
supporting.
The budget for the 1919-1920 fisca
year contains the following estim ates
General administration $3.50: home
expenses $4,000; girl work S125: Ed
ucational work 1884: religious worl
$120; recreation 5000: travelsr' aie
$500; extension and industrial worl
$3.50; restroom expenses $50: financ,
committee $3.50; publicity $50; main
tenance and repairs $3.50.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-10-01
ocuZ&1a6

Frank Borecky, son NJ, Of r Mr. R S,o
Mrs. Jerrey Borecky, 1915 Ia' ~ his
raque street, has returned ar, w in
home here after q months SCI VIZ "
the navy.
Hudson Smart is improving ii0"'
a recent serious illness.
The A. G. Clemmons Grocery ST. tor
will be the name of what was was NJ NJ
merly the Howell Grocery stolt the
2, at Fifteenth and Poplar stree eLo soc
latter store having been pq[cn1"'TT.
by A. G.. Clemmons and fa9i M ~
Massey. Mr.. Clemmons anu W. W.
Massey will assume active n'a''"se'
ment of their new store.
Mrs. J. d. Covey, and Mr.; ana M WIS >
Harry Kennon. of Little ROCK ny
tored to Pine Bluff yesterday spel'',
ing the day here. Mr.. Kennon Is
representative of the 5. X. lho'l'aS
Auto company.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-10-01
Nauman Quits as
German Press Head

% Weimar, Sept. 30.-Minister Maui
mann, for nearly year head of the
German press. has RESIGNED after a
misunderstanding with President
Ebert over an interview which the
president granted New York news
paper correspondent. He has been
succeeded by Ulrich Rauscher.
The change arouses little enthu-
siasm' among the foreign correspond
ents who see in it small hope that
Germany can obtain favorable public
ity in the press of other nations.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-10-01

Safes sold ana safes bong ht Adams
Printing company It