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CARRANZA RECIBIO A
LA COMISION MINERA
Esta lie expuso la situacion
en- Ell Estado de Coahuila

CIUDAD DE MENlCO. Marc 20.
-Desrues de var;os dias cl jcfe del
ciecutivo recibi0 en- ei Palacio Nacio-
nal = los senores Andres Wario. Ma
nuel s. Sierra ' Jorge + o Nersen,
Quiones yinieron q esta capital on re-
presentation de la C~;on: Minera Me-
"icana. con eli fin de poncr en- conocl-
miento del gobicrno Ia crisis o." &
avccina entire cl elemento mtncro
que actualmente trabaja en- las mnaS
de carbon del ESrado de Coanuiia.
Los comisionados explicaron a Ca
rYanza oien la s~ituaci0n. dejando, IL
demas. en- Su podcr. I'm memorial en-
que Sc seGalan los detalles de Ia cues
tor, q cfecto de u pueda ser re-
sIelta con pleno conocimiento de eau
Sa.
Dice ell memorial que 10 pr;mcro
cue dcbc hacer e. gohierno. cs dotar
aquella region del suficlente material
rodante a los ferrocarriies para quo
Of carbon pleda ser t~rasladado sin
demora a las distintas parties de don
dc Sc so!icita. pucS csta dif'caitad, !"
del tras!&do. cs una de las causaS &c
10 Secura o probable crisis.
Acknowledgment 81 memorable!
gobierno debe roner un impucSto a
Ia importation del carbon eXtrarjero.
obligardo de esta n u las m
presas a cue usen cl dc proGiccloH
nac;onal. el que hasta hoy yienc sien-
DO ~deSpreciado diZque por no ser dc
ia calidad del que ne"csitan las fun
diciones. 10 cual parcce no ser eXac'
TO. sagJIn opinion dc p~eritoS.
Por otra rarcc. con!o las fundIcio-
res c~ontinuariun ileva@do a los Esta-
dos UnidoS ell metal en- grcna. como
10 han astado hacienda en- vcZ de
rurdirio aqui. cl mismn @oOjcrEo de5c
decretar otro impucsto a Ia saslda DC
&icho metal en- @rena,. pacs solo de
esta maner Sc lograra un e~QulIibrlo
entire los ~intereSCS c"tr&nleros Y los
nac:onaleS. C~arraDIa Ofrcc!u eStu~
diar e. case V rcsclvcr. como dc cos
tumbrc. en- terminus de j~uSt.cla Ia
question.
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formar dichos casoS Sc emplean en-
dichas lenguas varias particulars que
Sc !laman preposicloneS.
Pondremos IN ejemrlo de n de-
clinacion en- latin V ctra ell castella-
no para que Sc note la difcrencia:
Latin
Observation-Disclosures.
Genitivo.-Domini.
Dativo.-Domino.
Observation-Disclosures.
Vocativo.-Domine.
Ah!ativo.-A domino.
Espanol
Nominativo.-Ei Senior.
Genitivo.-Del Senior.
Dativo.-A o para Ell Senior.
Acusativo-Al Senior
Focativo.-Oh. Senior.
.Ablativo.-En con, For. sin. etc. G.
Senior
En- in%its los casoS son unicamen-
te tres: cl nonlbrc. Ell objective. Q
acusativo. Y el posesivo. o Scnitivo.
LIS lenguaS que posscn v~erdadera
i~cclinaci6n tiencn ma gran libertad
or cuanto a IA construction dc las
frascs Y ~pcriodos. Y el acusativo pue-
&c ir a. ~priHciPio. al fin o en- me-
do de Ia ~sentcHcia. FL castellauo.
aunQue carccc dc v~erGadcra declina-
ci6n. GOA tambiGn dc amrlia, varia-
lie Y RIGA manera de construction,
Ell taHto que e. frances. q ingI&s,
el itaiiano. carcccn de cSa li3crtad DC
expression.
For eicmplo. en- latin podemos DE-
cir "Brutus occidit Cesarem.' o 'oc-
ci&it CcSarcm B~rutus.' 0 bien de otra
mancra. En- castcllano podcmos tam
Ii decir: Brute mato q Cesar
O 'mamt6 Bruto d Cesar" o "mato I
Cesar Brute" en- tanto que en- in
giles no podemos decir mas q dc csta
mancra: "Brutus killed Cesar por
que construyendo de otra manera ma,
die nos cntenderh. o diriamos TODD
% co"trario dc 10 que queremos cX-
prCSar.
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Las madres experimentadas va no temen al Group
I'm senciIIo remedio Embellishments 10
hace desaparecer.
haCe d%eSapareCer.

Las madres que han experiment
tado una sola veg ci Urban's Balm,
no temen al terrible Group. Una
pequena APPLICATION de esta prcpara-
ci6n es un magnifico p~resccvativo
contra esta enfermedad. Y 81 esta
precauci6n Sc lleva a cabo antes de
Guc el nino sea puesto en- cana. el
Urban's Balm bara pronto sc sienta
pe~rtectamente bicn. Es IN recomen-
dable remedio que ha sido usado Y
elogiadc por muchos amos en- todas
parties del pals. Fl Rev. G. L. Clark.
Pastor de Ia Iglesia Presbiteriana, ST.
tuada Ell Ia Doceava Gale, de Atop.
Ill.,. ha dicho: lei Urban's Balm pre-
p~nrciona rapido Y SECURE alivio a los
ninos cuando Sc ~encuentran atacados
por fucrtes resfrios que amcnazan
~coHvcrtirsc en- Group
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'QBRAs DE uTILIDAD PRACTICA

CgI;ivo de Ho-tai.=as.-Acclga. ajo, beta
tsl. c-r".ia. ~ro!finr. uac'. pcD;ao. ctc.-$i.'S
Eleuc7tu> DC N-ranjca. - rucrZa. now
misnto. -esiStcnciaS. mapulnaS ~,:rp."S'
r3:ii.hriO. dcns,,ai. etc. .....-..... roc
L! N"iico ir is Observation-Disclosures! sori-
60 l,ractIyu lie NeGicjua. al alc.tDSc &C
sCLos. In toEHo Jela
=. L.-h~o &c las Nadres.-Oo-s may uul,
por los como imicrt'- que psocurA 4 laS
mad - Dc iam.iia para ca-gnHr so au-
%Isfa mission Ge fofmar y ccucar a lbs
Cu,a C~eEupie,s lie. Aal-usados de Caoaiios
DE- Plcac"- --..-.-..-
l. Ncdici0a tas--a.-T-atam'e0toS >cnci-
'o- = tAc'lss Lara cUnhatic tod1 chase &c
cnf.-.aedsd~S y academies ..----.-.-.- boc
Manual 81 Eu=oDe-o ElaqUini~la. pos Cog-
Lrvr.-Ju vu.Gmc2 'cia .---....-----.Sl.i
iii our ren.u= Sccactos j.! Hu%a"-Culcc-
ciUH - rec-tas u~rtctlcas para IA t'npie-
70 de -H-rr-~ ICmSsticpS. telt~ ) vest
dos rompo~turs - Eopas y ~o5Irtos: TO-
ca.ur. hygiene. etc. -..-.--.....-- SO
Manual 10 Gallo as Psea ..-----------Si."
Svc~s,o. de "A %atar4.c12 .-iibro lc Ssau
utiiGsj On q hoEar. po- Ia >Gma &c -
reta- ; cuscaaaE.sS g2y cuu-,HNs. ..... So
2er-t.uo de Nr6sciu4 Dumest-a-Cuiec-
lion ,s -es-.as ut-a tuGas la> cut.rmr-
,5.dre. f. m-jUr l:rr" &c nlrr.cinG jvpu-
.ar oGe se ha p=blcsdU. In ronc te.t. sou
Ifg-.as lie. NaE-jmaU'u.- F. L"~' 'c los
gsno-us. nor 81 D.. pcr-.rI. Gr il fsea.
academia tie Ne&iciua - Barcelona. In
tuuy tcta -"-."O
riar,,ai LEI Commentaries Egi,scl.r:o Co
me-cisI-Ob-. G3.isima p@-y .2s:a per-
spuu !, ~u".-vrlo~ -.--..-----..... "Jc
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Miles de personals o han dado
testimonies escritos elogiando esta
preparation. Ell Urban's Balm es de
gran valor en- los lugares donde ell
china es variable. pues proporciona
Immediate alivio en- catarros. resfrioS,
asma, garganta inflamada. fiebres y
dolores de cabeza. I'd. no sufrira 81
siempre tienc a la mano Ut tubo de
Urban's Balm. De venta Ell todas
las droguerias. Ell tubes sa~nitarios, al
precio de 25c. Y SOC. rs de gran utI-
lidad cl tcner siempre a la mano un
tube. 81 en- la drogueria donde hace
I'd. sus compras no venden "Urban's
Balm" Balsamo de Urban. mande sd
pedido 4 URBAN CHEMICAL COM
PANY, SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS, e
Embellishments ie sera enviado por
correo. t.Adv.l
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HISTORIA.

co,~,,,f, q, 4 Historic Genera. &C Ne
-fr,. DOR don Jli.o Ltrate ...-.'.. 80
-,;s.j;as r~iii.a-ss cNicsnos.-Gne-1 dc
Ir1rr,nG,1cja Q Invasion Eo-ts-1HcTlea- d,
." ,. Rr.a-Cprnurcnds d-sle los
.r..~ns. DE- E-asa. uasta l. caida del In-
gr-a Romano !c Ucc:ds1;e 80
r-r- Il. G-cc:s. dcsdc los ti"mPoS Nc
-rg,o- hssta a Lesnsmo-ac'o" DEL imP1-
SEQ, do N1ai-gG~U ..-..---.- -
- p7,-ia. 20 GSu Justo Ser acc
- a.. Mexico. pUr don L-rs Perez
ye.ii.-Comprends Icsde ios princess
,,srn1os aa-;a IA caida de- Se-anco im'S- M
IN lr .owu rgia .....----
=, I-..-,r.-..,a : - lmpc-Io. po- >1a7To
A---rr-cua--, c-ande5 tomo~. cncua-
da~~aa.IC- On t-.a 'o'''
N.,..-,ons. W:s.6-icas NcSic=Gas--Irati
800 y Ievcrdas.-Ohra Gcsunana q
.,fr;y,r al -an.y1.enJo patrio ~ 81 cora
lie i,- Rios &c Mexico. llustr2da con
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0BRAS DE

Eiblia ii. i,> Ninos. pos e Eaare >a>AsI
Obra iIust-ad% con SrNI-Ho7 : Y" "~'" ,a.
IL La Terra Santa --.- ~
r-t1-f.mo Del Padre &sp2!ga ~,
rar.rismc Uist5rico. pcr T'eats y
Cln,usyalr- General nn
S9.~-isno lie perseverance, .-... "''
g-.r.iSu i, los S!e;c Dom'nSo> "' so
,. ~. .~l,-eS7ro. por !Absdaa0 $40
8 Genio Del c'is'i@aEno, pc. 80. u. 80
"Reminiscences lectures p - na
ESiciJn ricamcn.c ..C|tr""a -.
F~iIi.nfis Elemental. por Balmes 10
ul,y-.a Sagrada.-Lihro dc. NntsHG
So T~cstameuto. cue ~cOn;ene "a AS
-. lei pueblo De Israel. viencoSe claT'-
alr--e .|-lo sc prepare n veniaa co ne
ST.. Edici6n de lujc. con proiGsion uss, IN
L. ImI,.,i5r &c Cris,o. por kcmpjs @Se
-. :. liz o - ,riunEo de n Religion
cr..,iaac. eor Observation-Disclosures pro- -
flsagu-atc IGs>J-gGa
PerusIo Izyau. IL Orac,oucs ..-.-- s''
ViH- dc %ueSt-C ScaC~ IcSucrISto : &c q
Santisjma Wren. 10Y C-oiSset. s'S
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GRAMMATICAL.

CcmrSnGio Gc G-@mati,a Castelisua. segGa
"a Academia. For Toro y GGnsz......- SOC
Ccmperd:o sc G-amayjc& C1stcGara. lor
D.. AaGrss Rclta 80
El~mcr;uS Gs Gr-uatica. por Ec-ram-..-. =rc
GraUacica CsStr.l&n;.. ON aT-"c,c q n ="
IA Real A=sfcnia. nor Hur.-G. .hlrncn-
;aIa con t-ataGoS &c Orto@ra:!L y Pro
Scd:a. In lcmo tcla ...-.. ....-.....$l.2I
GTaT=sica &c l. Real Academia EspEic.a.
I1-i,,a oEi-i6a Official SS,2T
Pror,ia~;o dc O-;ogratia &c IN Lcn=t,a
C@s.ctara ............. .........-- sos
rrou5Ua~ic DC Ccn!r:3sri6". " .o~ dc nj.
ver0os observation-disclosures rc;o-mads, y
aGncUrada Size
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Sin duLa alguna. como otras personals que
estan sufriendo. I'd. Sc ha hccho I menudo
esta pregunta. In cual siemrrc Queda sin
rcspUeSta.
La cicncia ha demostrado que e. Reuma-
tisno rs causado por germenes Que tiene
In Sangre. y que cl Lnico medic para hacer
que IA enfermedsd desaparezca, eS el uos de
un remediu que elim:nc todos eSos germe-
neS de la Sangrc. ESta g. Ia razon por Ia
cual los linimentos. lociones y otroS ncdi-
camentoS cHternos. no pueden Oar mas que
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DICTIONARIES cASTELLANCS.

Camraao Observation-Disclosures cTc.slc1C-
d:co &c - icuEla castcllara. por u fsr-,
r.-dcE de Ia Ross. TustCGdC con -
craSaGo=- "-:s rct-stus. = mapas., dos
rrlndro- - bIrtc-as. ta5ias del SjScema
S:sr-i-o. C5d,Sa International d Sean
Ie5- etc. Tn toao pasta tela.-...- SO
Diccirna-.r Popul@- Lc = L"a&ua Ca-t"'a-
na-Edjci0u Minerva. JJliSrTc 8 m@E
practice. In ;omo. "-na lido en- teiS
iD-i,-E -.--.---,.. ..---..
D.--fanariv Complete d n LC0~1a Es"a-
T~tr. t,~ y. EodrsCGcs-NayaS y CAIRNS
. on. g~o-,:auc eisr;p ycjat" mil rn-'~ ~
nI5r~ra- 3 &~T .idss y O. 90 10 Sa:cc.o2a-
~. u,... -prq5o.oS DC a sc1Sla. U 20
m, p. f-gn ra-ina-. 0-usdc-ua"iUn dc
rtst .....---.-. SD
D.,-.n.-fu IL, Ia Lsusua CastcllaTa. ~
d. .Io-a Alem1uy.-fuTaa IN roiGuaen q"
49, r4Ginas y conlr@nc tolS5 iaS woes
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TAMBIEN EGIPTO ESTA
EN- PLENA REBELDIA

LONDRE>. mario 26.--El Secrcta-
lie la Guerra del gabinete ingles. Lord
Winston Churchill, declare hoy que cI
Egjptc sc halla p~racticamente en- re-
vuelta Y que ell gobicrro habia pedido
= los soldades Que ~rc@rcsaran q las fl
las para ayudar a n @~uarrici6n dc FL
Cairo,
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~HiSToRICAS.

III -, 10 Nayc,-M emo-iAs de Ia Ia"TFen-
@ --avry=s- Con c~TabadCS 9-.'V
E. Ce-r, De - C"mpan@S-N''--1 ''S'' n
Va;.S-sI Ca:la.-Ep;scdios HlstoElco5
a- In rcroIucion ma&s-'sts Si,So
Observation-Disclosures dc Ia iI----c.-
ciar contra Espa"H
- =. ,, Observation-Disclosures De
IA cUoca Gc Ia Reforms
s-..r.ic-f , Observation-Disclosures Dc nutStTa
Gu,-ra &c Irdvpeud=neia
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D5.,:orsrio d., Iur}t5 = Espauo'- e hotsu,o.
PzSts 10 pcscaGna --.-..-. '"c
D5rc'cr2ric dc I1EieS Y EspSaci. Dc E1A'Lo-
Pasta Ic p'ci '"S
Dirriprsriu II Inylcs y Espanoi. Por .AnGc-
il = HCig.ghEn.-Er Sci0- : slaS COM
rfcts o., 10 uuaicado5 haSta 81 dia- trE-
tc-r Es vCcrs mas moGcrnaS cn aries.
cicnyiaz c Industries. las accDrtnncN Nc
r.-ar1a= Qara hshls- y c~cyroir ~u;Dcs
,iic=las. etr. In ErU-sO yotuInen emTaS-
.GaC or tea -...---.-.. . ,---. S-'9V
= In-le- sin NzeStrc--Nctodo practice
pa-a Appended On scintc lccc!oneS q lido
mn iucIas- som e Drc1unciaelon ilgura-
d -u c4Src,ano. CoHticnc. aacnlaS, ia
y--.c- r,a.leios nara csc-sbi- toGa raSc
,S -or-e~pord-ncIa- y "a r1St.e2 N-E- Sue
EmnasrzGo on 'clI
Fis-,irio- lc lectu-a francess--Un vo,u-
-,sU cnlpaStaGo IN tela .--.----...-- ''c
E Verfadera Maestro Dc Franccs.-UH to-
Nru fCls ---.-..----.. N--V'
Tprrrulario Dc Carta5 Comc-cisles g. cspa-
nc!-JnSieS tt"'ai sc
ForuuariC - CsrEas ComercIales 81 cEpa-
-ci-rraucv~ tteiat ..-...--.. '9c
C-amauca Practice Dc "a Len=ua inStcss,
Ia maicr Cbra Para q sstudio grammatical
dol id,cn,a i-El5s. Tn vclumcn pasta
GrarRtica i1,jjaaa.-Eu vO!uuncn tea $50
Grammar Syn,hCtiGuc 81 PrSct.GuC j" =
Iau-rs e aEnoic. 20 Iuro : Tome
tTeNtc frances -..S!.'V
Do You Want To Speas Spsnjsh--A P-ac-
teal method To- earn the Spanish an
-uaEc ..-...--., ....----. 'VS
:Quiere I'd safer .priSS en- dicL ti-=.-.. %oS
.Qui.-c Ia sabe- frances en- die tls>. soc
.Quisrs I'D. SabFr lssiIano Ell DIE GilS DC
I.;t-u Pr;mc-o de Inglrs ; EspaHol.-.... 3oe
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NANUALES PRACTICES

.g. u.sI,. Jy'rrr."a 80 @l Gea"r"--Ion'gS e'H.
res-aEos 90, rr'n. q $40" caao "'s".'
Manuel lie Agriculture = G~Eadc-ia.
Nans=l Cc .A-te, . cfiS:pS.
Manual &c AceIfc- y JSacuc>.
.furus. dc .Aihanilrs:a.
Naujla. de- Ca-,.ai@ria a. taller.
Manual Ge Cc--ajrg;a ) Oo-s- lie Hero.
Hauu-. d. Cchste-u fgIyUrista.
Manual lei CU-tldo. ae Pic.ss.
G.uGsl dc. Conti-cro ; Hasts!cr0.
fi..r4al del Dcstila!oE Li,v.ista.
Manual de- Elcc:9icidaL.
NagLsI lie Iotngrafis.
MAMMAL 20. HuiaLat.ru-
Naaall H. Ia-,iineris ; Horticulture.
Nianuaf dc l.-hlrcv IL" Minas-
Manual - L.erhe-ia.
Manual DC licc,nica Industrial
Na-.l.I ID piuto-.
Manual H., - c--at;sta : Te'cS0Hjsta.
Mz1r.-l &c. RsiUicvu.
Na9saI ~. Sast-c-
I=a-al Gs! Fa6=icau;" lie Nc!as.
Manual Gs NcteriHasia : EgE:t@clen-
Manual del Za7S;c~u.
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OBRAS DE EDUCACION

del Diccjonario dc d Academia. vsinti-
cincc mil ameri-an.smcs, ounce mi, Ice
HIciSmos. a-caiSnC~ y neotoci-nos- nu-
mrrJs@s locGciorcS i2tiHa, : SStranjcraS.
Ct. Pasta fra 81
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iPOR CUANT0 TEMPO TENDRE QUE SUFRR TODA-
VIA LAS TORTURAS DEL REUMATISMO?
no HABRA NINtiTN REMEDIO PARA MI ENFERMEDAD:

|IU T-AK.N Nj ENF En-
un alivio temporal. pueS TO pueden legar d
origen de In enfermedad. los gencnes que
~infescan su sangre a milloneS.
s. s. S. ha sido usado para el reumatis-
no.. con los mas sorprendcntes resultados
dcsde hacc mas de SO af:os. Empiccc a to-
mario hoy mismo y vera I'd. como en- po-
co tempo Sc vera librc de SUI Remnants
mo. Puedc I'd. adquirir valiosa consulta
gratis dc Su propio case escribiendo a In
sicuiente direction: Chief Medical Adviser,
Swift Co. Dept. D. ATLANTA. GEORGIA.
adv
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La%cariA est; : Ia venta por Ian
CARIN PRODUCTS CO.. Dept. SP-

i. Pittsburgh, Penna. Preeio por
GAIA. un dollar: u~atamiento compile
TO de seis yajas. c;nco dollars. Sera
enviada porte pagado a recibo de su
valor CT Elective. giro postal o es-
tamrilla<. no admita I'd. sustitutos.
iAdv.l
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:Quiere I'd saJe- !nc.es ca uicL ti-z.--. >
.Qui.-c Ia. ssber frances en- die tls~-. 4"
:Quisrs I'd. Sabsr i-aiiano e1 die d'aS .. ;
T.Eb-u P-;nc-o de Inglva : EspaGol. 900. D
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3 z DE LECTURA.
iDIOMAS.

Iomc.-F-iIrcr 40 ............ o
Curso lie ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sno ....-.. 81
Deming graphic., 1919-12-23
HIGH COST OF LIVING STILL
Is GOING HIGHER, HIGHER

Washington. Dec. 21.-Despite eff
forts of the government to reduce the
high cost of living, retail costs OF
twenty-five staple food articles showed
an average increase OF two per cent In
November as compared win October,
bureau of labor statistics announced
yesterday. The average family ex-
penditures for these articles increased
five per cent from a year ago, the re-
port said.
Eggs went up thirteen per cent, on
ions and sugar ten per cent, raisins
nine per cent, butter six percent, stor-
nge eggs and prunes four per cent. can
ned salmon, fresh milk and potatoes
three per cent, rice and bananas tive
per cent, evaporated milk, oleomar
gerine, cheese. lard, crisco, bread. flour
and macaroni one per cent and cof
fee and tea less than flve-tenths OF
one per cent.
Decreases reported include:
Pork chops five per cent, ham -Four
per cent. bacon three per cent, round
steak, plate beef, hens, navy beans, and
oranges two per cent, sirloin steak, ril
roast, chuck roast, lamb, baked beans
and canned corn one per cent.
Deming graphic., 1919-12-23
NOT TO ABANDON FORT BAYARD

Silver City interests got busy when
it was learned that Fort Bayard was
TO be abandoned and, Il Is thought
made Washington see the light Colo
RADIO politicians succeeded in having
a big sanitorium gotten ready near
Denver for the care Of tuberculosis
army patients and the transfer was be-
ing slowly accomplished when Holm q.
Bursum and Senator Fall got ON the
job and succeeded In getting the deal
held up temporarily. at least. Perina-
nent construction Ia replace canton
ments at Fort Bayard was discontinue
ed. but the surgeon general SAYS he
didn't know about IL. Perhaps 50. hut
Fort Bayard was losing its patients
and not gazing any. II would be an in
justice 10 send the sick soldiers 10 the
rigorous Colorado climate and would
have been a distinct blow 10 the the
state TO have Fort Bayard abandoned
for nothing but political reasons.
Deming graphic., 1919-12-23
FIRST OIL WELL IS
"SPUDDED IN HERE
Last Saturday Afternoon the Drill ON
the Florida Oil Company's Tract
Started on Long Journey
OFFICERS OF COMPANY PRESENT
Large Number Of Deming Citizens
Motored Out 20 See the First Real
Drilling Near Deming Commence

The "spudding in" Of the first oil
well In the vicinity Of Deming was
quite an event in the history OF the
city. There was a large crowd present
10 see the drill start down on its long
journey TO liquid gold.' Steam was
up in the boiler and the drill was ready
to start promptly ut o'clock Monday
afternoon ON the Florida oil Compa-
ny's tract five and u half miles west
Of the city south Of the Santa fe
tracks.
Before the power was shut off the
drill went down twelve feet while the
spectators present looked ON at the in
teresting inception of what may prove
to bring the greatest prosperity that
this section OF the country has yet en-
joyed. This even was looked upon as
the beginning Of new epoch In the
history Of the city. The possibilities
for Demings growth with the finding
Of oil is unlimited.
The officers of the company prese mt
at the ceremony were John Clark. field
manager; Mark Risley, secretary G.
l.. Baker, president; G. T.. Lucas, treas
urer and +. c. Peterson, director.
The drill was down more than thirty
five feet when the Graphic went to
press and it will continue 10 go down
until oil is found, barring unforeseen
accidents.
Deming graphic., 1919-12-23
THE WASTING WHITE COAL

The black coal strike supplementing
the white coal holdup may have one
good effect and end the congressional
embargo ON the development of our
wasting water powers.
If the coal shortage should reach
Congress and the half-million officials
he turned out OF the national capitol
to warm their shanks by wood fires
they might think.
one town that Is smtten by the coal
famine has turned on the power from
n nearby hydro-electric plant and has
light and heat and its schools and
pinces Of business are not closed.
With enough electric power gaily
cascading down our mountain streams,
forbidden to use by sO-called national
conservation" policy, we have been
criminally burning millions Of tons of
coal annually that might have been
saved.
But the newspapers that called at
tention to this was denounced by con
servntion highbrOws and specialist re-
formers ms ubsidized by the power in
terests and had to keep still or lose po-
Etical caste.
Necessity is forcing home the truth
at last and the public is freezing as
result of ten years delayed develop
ment of hydro-electric power due to
Deming graphic., 1919-12-23
WORK OR STARvE

No one has yet invented system by
which we can consume n loaf OF bread
without having first produced IT, IL
we all decline to produce food, we all
starve. Divinely simple, isn't IL?
A New Jersey farmer asks why
should n producer of food be compel
led to work eighty-four hours week
TO feed another who works but forty
two hours at much higher pay.
He suggests that If all farmers viii
agree 10 cut their acreage down 10 one
fifth. they'll have TO work six hours
only per day and they will get five
times as much for what they produce.
But il the farmers were paid on n
SiX-hour basis with double pay for
overtime. and the same thing applied
20 distributors. all the consumers could
do would be to form a union and re-
fuse To eat. But a man must eat.
wherefore someone must labor as long
as necessary to produce the required
amount of food.
II one hundred men on an island ag-
rec To share and share alike, each man
would have an income just one-hun-
dredth of what they all produce.
None of them can work less without
cutting down his own resources. OF
course the time would come, as some
one has very aptly put II. when those
who were the fleeteSt Of foot and
could alone catch the wild goats upon
the island. would demand more recon-
lpense and undoubtedly would get It..
The farmer is now In the position
of the fleetest-footed chaser He must
not he irritated into striking for more
pay and less work. But he should not
be blamed for following the example
set on every side II is all very sad,
but the plain truth Is that we are ap-
preaching a point where our national
production may be eclipsed by our ma
tional payroll. That would mean
bankruptcy. Then II will he work or
starve.
In the days Of the Garden of Eden,
the situation would have been met by
Adam and Eve agreeing to eat less and
hunt more. If anyone can think OF a
better solution he has yet to offer il.
Deming graphic., 1919-12-23
MEXICO TAKES THREE
FOURTIiS OF THE BLAME

seventy-five per cent Of the blame
for the difficulties that exist between
the United States and Mexico rests
with Mexico and the rest lies with
the United States. according to an edi-
torial In Excelsior, OF Mexico City.
"Invert the ratio, II you will. but
there will always remain that part Of
the guilt with us, whatever part Il
may be-" the editorial says. "And 1t
Is this part that we should have avoid
ed. Had we done so, injustice or ag-
gression-if such there be-would
stand out In greater relief. Then
other countries would be with us
spiritually IL not materially. These
countries, we must have the courage
to admit, are not now with us.
'The public has formed concep.
ton of the situation that may be ex'
pressed In this similc: Every dis
agreeable incident that crops up in the
relations between the two govern
ments constitutes drop that Il
slowly filling the cup.
(Which will be the drop that vii
cause the cup to overflow"
Deming graphic., 1919-12-23
TWO PICTURES

Ii is said that the Apaches had two
words for murder, not one word for
love.
A recent analysis Of the soviet lit
erature is said to show many words
meaning pain, agony, torment, fear,
awe, sadness, hunger, tears, distress,
misery Imprisonment adversely, calam-
ity, disaster. and confiscation.
Bolshevistic. writings also yield many
words meaning bereavement, widow,
orphan doom, death, grave, and pun
ishment
We also find the following words
abounding In soviet literature; revolt
masses. classes, seize, destroy, burn
demolish, blow up, and finally: "In
the work of destruction we must be
merciless"
Americanism abounds In the follow
Ing words: love. brotherhood. home
country, protection, sympathy, pity
friend, God, progress assistance, hope
The condition portrayed by words
are as true to life as the negative Is
to that upon which the camera was
focused. Take your choice-Walla
Walla, Wash. Bulletin.