davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-09

que Sc casaran con un c~iudadano, ST.
no de su propia acci6n. Tambien
crela que las instituciOnes edueacio'
males deberfan cooperar con las coFtes
en- esta obra de Americanizaci6ps y
las mujeres nacidas en- America, de-
berfan extender a sus hermanas que
vienen de otros PASSES, la mano. y
g~uirlas, ~mostrandoles mAestros mejo-
res ~costumbres de yivir. de cuidar a
los nihos y de respeto propio.
Ell sentido innate de Roosevelt en-
cuanto a la justicia, protestaba en- d.
Sc refieran al nacido en- ell extranjero
con desden 0 p0r un sobre nOmbre
offensive. Tai practica, deela, sulo ser
via para p~erpectuHr AmeficanismO O.
'dioso en- su fOrma mas terrible. En-
seh6 la necesidad que habia de reci-
procidad en- nuestro tratamiento con
los hombres Y mujeres que yenfan,
creyendo que solo les pediriamos que
fuefan tan lejos CONF les demostra-
mos que podrfamos If. 81 los hoidbres
Y mujeres nacidos en- America estan
probando ser ~ciudadanos ~deseables,
ientonces los ciudadanos naturalizados
tendran I'm modelo por donde guiatse.
Ser %ciudadano Ameficafo signifi-
ca mas Que CAVIAR ~acequias, D traba-
jar en- otras tafeas, para un Gran
Americana. Repudiaba que los
hombres vlniesen a este pats sola-
mente a hacer dinero; considerable a.
+ esencial que co~mprendieran algo
del pals a que habian venido, a fin de
que usaran sus energias para hacer~
Sc ciudadanos dtiles. Creyente firme,
en- la dignidad de TODD trabajo, desea-
iba que d TODD tr~abajador Sc le alum
brara en- cuanto a Ia pafte que Ell de-
IBERIA d~esenipenar On la conductaI de
porvenir de America, No habfa ma
da Incomplete en- su modo de yer 81
a~sunto, por supuesto, su perception
de la utilidad de una lealtad YaciIan-
te 10 estimulaba a que demandara una
firme lealtad a la America.
Solo tenemos campo en- este pals
para una sofa bandera' decia, .'las es-
trellas y las barras, y no debemos to-
lerhr hinguna ALBANIA a otra bande-
.ra, sea extrangera, colorado Q negra.
Solo tenemos campo para una sofa
Iealtad a los Estados Unidos; solo
tenemos campo para i'm solo idioma,
ell idiOma de- Washington y Lincoln,
ell lidioma de Ia Declaration de indie
pendiencia y Ell dtsrufso de Gettys-
burg--el idioma Inges.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-09
Teodoro Roosevelt en-
Americanizacion

Al REORGANIZATION era Ell tema
favorito de Teadoro Roosevelt; en-
sus discusses, esritos y cartas lleva-
ba siempre una campaia continue an
ties de la guerra y durante ella, en-
favor de una americanismo fuerte y
undo. Ell hombre que mediterranean
te anna a SUI pals, es su defensor leal
en- tempo de lucha y su mejor ciuda-
dano en- los dfas de paz, asi 10 reali-
zaba Ell.
LAS naciones Sc hacen, Sc defien-
den y Sc ~preservan", eseribi0, mo por
los ~ilusionistas; sino por los hombres
v mujeres que practican las virtudes
del hogar en- tempo de paz y quienes
en- tiempos de guerra justa, estan lis
tOs a MORN o de mandar a sus seres
mas queridos a que mueran por i'm
ideal brillante",
III misfno era uno de los que "prac-
ticaba las virtudes del hogar en- item
po de paz'. Listo a morif 81 mismo
por SUI patria, mitaba con orgullo a
sus hijos marchar hacia el campo de
batalia. La familia de Roosevelt es-
taba concentrate con Ell americanism0
y tai vez sd ejempio es Ia 'mejor prue-
ba de que el coronel practicable 10 q
predicaba, cuando asf instruy0 a sus
hijos.
"Nuestra actitud es necesaria Y pro
pia cuando insistimos en- n america
nizaci6n complete, como materia de
I'm deher por parte de los Immigrant
tes,' declare, ''pero es propio solamen-
to 81 lie damos al inmigrante que cum
pla con su deber, una aseguranza fran
ca que de vuelta sera admitido con
igualdad absolute de derechos con los
ciudadanDs ~nativos."
Los idiales de americanizaci6n de
Roosevelt, son de Yin interes renova-
do en- ell tempo p~resehte, cuando Ia
Immigration y los cuefpos industrial
les estan discutiendo 81 pfoblemal
Uno de los argumentos pf~incipales q
presentaba era Que ell idioma Ingles
deberfa formentar y e~nsenarse tanto
como fuera possible a los ciudadalios
de nacimiento extranjero, que Sc uti-
lizaran todas las facilidades para en-
scenario. Describia Ell idioma 1ngles
como la Have maestro para las opor'
tunidades Americanas y la "Prueba
primordial de ciudadania.i'
Para reducir Ia i~literacia que TODD
inmfgrante de menos de 40 amos de
edad, deberia aprender a leer v escri
Dir ell Ingles y que deberfa leer a 10
menos I'm peri0dico Americana escritc
ZEN Ell Idioma de sus coneiudadanos,
Citandole a Ell:
eEl hOmbre naeido en- 81 extranje-
no naturalmente leyera I'm peri0dico
escrito en- Ell idioma do su pals natal
pero tambien deberfa a%prender a leeI
otro peri6dico, uno escrito en- Ell lido
ma. que sea 81 idioma dc su pals adop'
two, que probablemente sera 81 6nicu
jdioma de sus hiios, y 0 toda segu-
ridad e1 nhioo idioma de stls nietosI
Leyantando Ell modelo do la ceremo
MIA de naturalization, a fin de que
cuntenga mas dianidad, 81 creia. que
ESQ impresionarfa mas al que Sc va
hacef c~iudadano, Ia i~mportancia de 81
posici6n Ell Id comunidad, crefa, d
Sc baela ~nacesarin qiIs Sc ~requiriera
u ms ninieres sBs ticieran ciuaadAl
mas tambish no por 81 solo becBo de
La LHN
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-09

Los sabios, como Dc ccatuihbre. es.
tan en- complete desacuerdo respecto
al feHultadc de la Liga Planetaria,
limos dicen que sera para blen de la
'Tidfla NJ otros que para NAL, Unos
0lIAan que mas AZ alln aatro va q
tcsterearnos" y otros due van a es-
tar tan Iejos. que nj siQuiera yamos
n vtfles eli polvo. Y9como q mi no
me GUSTAV las medals tintas, le diri.
X i'm inalAmbric0 q Flammarion, con
condensation pagada, y 81 eminente
Ihstr6nomo. con esa d~iligencia que 10
caracteriza, me contest6s
"ULICA.-Astro que pasara mas
cer-cano a TERRA. haralo diez ochi-
Homes de billones de millones de kil6-
metros de nuestrb planeta No nos
|difd hi 81 aire. Ratiiicare o rectifi
cAre.ACamilo F1ammATion.r
A ochillones de Kilometres, ri duien
FchiIlei
Lo malp, es que 81 sabio rectifique
OPasa d ID cparla Plapab
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-09

blicado por I'm IngIes a los soldados
F~ranceses.
lei a~rist0crata frances dice, lei
poeta. Ell artista, Ell letradO, ell sacer-
dote v los pequehos caballeros Bour-
ge0is, sirvieron en- Inca con ell me-
canido, ell campecino y 81 apache. en-
la hef1nandad de las trincheras, en-
las insalubr8e acequias de la muerte,
en- la inmundicia de cabaIlerizas 5
al0jamientos; y era IN ~ejercito demo-
cratico, en- espiritu y discipline, mn-
cho mas grande que ~ctlalduiera demo
crata que nosotros alcanzamos en- 81
ortlen de bataila.p
Qiza infundirfa inspiration 81 lees
tributos de esta case pronunciado y
escTitos en- este lado del 0ceano. Pa
reCe que existe un e~sfuerzo bastante
extehso en- ~algunas parties del pals,
olvidar a Lefayette, Foch, y las ace
quias insalubres de la mnerte', por-
Que Jean Jacques Pierre, Sc lie dijo
por John Jones, soldado Americana,
que ell encendfa todos sus cigarrillos
ION billetes de diez pesos, le cargo
cuatro frances mas por una pintas
No existe NADIA que de menos ere
ditto a este pals que la libertad que
recientemente Sc ha dado a cosas
inutiles encontra de los FRANCHISES.
'Todos ellos son heroes, aunque insis-
tan que cada unO tiene iii calcetin
1leno de escabeches debajo do Ia ca
ma. Y noinbfamos docehas de- persO-
mas on este pals a~sociaciones diafias
pflv0 r~nnfaato MIR ma SANTANA tlndfa
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-09

N"tt .N aNI. MHYIN A%--A& NH f"I
Pareces que nos va a llevar el dia-
bio.
No ahora precisamente, sino a fines
del ano, ST no mienten los prdnostf
0 que han hecho los sabios que en-
tlenden de manchas solares, de gra-
vitacion de los astros y de muerrias
de la Luna.
va me habfa venido Ell ehisme csc
en- forma de %habladurias de las co
madres, una de las cuales estuyo a
decifme. hace va varias semanas;
mfr. Utica, encomiende I'd. su all
ma q Dios antes del "%eclis.'
-Cual recilsp?
zAh4 Pos Que no sabe?.. An
tes de "cfismase SO van a pelear la
luna, Ell sol y todas las estrellas y va
d haber un ''eclis' nunca yisto
-Pero, sonora. como van a pelear?
NO me 10 preguhte a mi. Aha
Ell sabio que dijo que todos esos so
rrasfras" iban d chOcar.
-Seran astros, sonora.
-Lo que seal Ellos var a chccar
AL
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-09

Con estos sensacionales titulos con-
tinuan muchos de nuestros epieaas q
sustando = sus I~ectores. Como pro
.metimos la semana pasada he aqui 70
Que dice otro escritor:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-09

hfnKnnA mujer 20 debe cphsideraF com.
pleta. Hl hero es D de los meiofas
reconstttnyentes del vigoryde 70 enngfe,
y no he podtdo ~ehcUntraf NADIA en- mi
pfactich tan efcaz para a~yudarnne a con-
servaf la fuerza, la 1Qznnia Y Ia salud do
lbs mujeres como el Hero Nuxado. P0r
I'm exafnen cuidAdoso dc su formula 3
por lHs pfhabas que he hechd con 81
HieiioNuxado, estoy conveneido de que
es una preparation que TODD medico
puede t0mar o r6cetRf d sIs enkefmoa
con Ia niera ~cendanza Dc obtengr sidin-
pre- Tesultadoa altamente benefic0s y
satisfactoffos.r
NOTA DE Los FABRTCANTES, 81
Hero Nuxado que es prescrito = reco-
mendAd0 en- ms Inca qne anfeCeden por
los m~6die0s.n0 e5 un remediO secreto efnO
que s Ben conoeidop orl los farmacduticos
detod0 81 nihndo. Hadist1ntode losviej0s
~pruductos dei hero inorg6nico y esf6cii-
mente aslmilndo, sin dahar tamas Ia dem
tadura. nj e~hnegfecer los dientes nj
p~erJudiear 81 ost0maRo Los f~hbflcdntes
garanti1an que los resn tadosson siempre
buenoS y ENTERTAINMENTS entlsfHct0rfoB para
tedo eompfador o de 10 oonttdfio le detblvttAn ID
dinero. Do vcnta On t0daA Lac hnenah Dru4uoEfaas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-12
find
REMEDY FOR
COLDS and FLU
CaIOtabs, the New NauseaIess Gallo
mel Tablets, Cut Short Colds and
and May Prevent Flu By
Keeping Liver Active.

Physicians have learned from ex-
Derfence, during the epidemic Of influ-
enza, that one OF the most important
factors in the prevention Of flu and
pneumonia is TO keep the liver active
so that the digestive organs may be in
perfect working order and the system
thereby enabled to throw off colds.
check sore threats and resist serious
complications. For this purpose they
have found that the new. nausealess
calomel tablets called Calotabs, are
far more effective even than the old
style ca'omel. which was formerly the
universal favorite. as Calotabs do not
weaken the patient. nor interfere with
the appetite and digestion.
At the first sign Of a cold or sore
throat. doctors recommend one Gallo
tab at bed time with a swallow OF
water,-that's all. No salts. no nausea
nor the slightest interference with
your diet, pleasure, or work. Next
morning you wake up feeling fine
your liver Is active, and your appetite
is keen for a good breakfast.
For your protection Caiotabs are
sold only in original sealed packages
price thirty-five cents. All druggists
recommend and guarantee Calotabs
Your money back II you are not de-
lighted with them.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-12
Finds Ursop eCted Sometimes
Happens

Il suffered for 10 years with
stomach trouble and doctored away
a lot Of money before found a med
icine that was a real benefit TO me-
Since taking one dose OF Mayr's
Wonderful Remedy Il weeks ago. I
have had more real Joy Of living than
had in 10 years before" It is
simple. harmless preparation that re-
moves the catarrhal mucus from the
intestinal tract and allays the inflam-
nation which causes practically all
stomach, liver and Intestinal all
ments. including appendicitis. One
dose viii convince or money refunded.
At all drugglsts.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-12
Rain Blamed For Few
Enlistments In Naug

Although men who aspire to be old
salts. otherwise known as gobs. are
supposed to be undauntable By water.
not one candidate for admission 10
the navy showed up at the naval re-
cruiting station here Friday and the
rain was blamed.
Two men Joined Thursday and two
wednesday. Thursdays recruits
were Rolian WoOlTerton and Stanford
Archibeque. OF Albuquerque, y. NJ
WoOlvertOn enlisted for three years
as an apprentice seaman for aviation
mechanic and Archibeque for two
years as an apprentice seaman. Wool
yerton was sent 10 san Diego and
Archibesss 20 the Great Lakes train
ing station.
Two men Joined the navy Wednes-
day. Fred Sparks. Of Bisbee. Ariz.. and
William p. Redding. Amarillo, Texas.
Sparks enlisted for three years as an
apprentice seaman for aviation me
chanic and Redding enlisted for two
years as an electrician Sparks will
90 TO san Diego. Cal. and Redding
VIII go TO Hampton Roads. Va, to
enter service
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-12
Flags Churchill
FOrHiS Russian
POicyStatement
Union Congress Demands
British Troops in Russia
Be Withdrawn.

Glasgow. Scotland. Sept IA
slashing Indictment Of Winston Spen-
Ger Churchill, the secretary for war,
for his declaration Of yesterday re-
garding the delay in the evacuation
Of north Russia by British forces, was
delivered by James Henry Thomas,
labor member Of parliament. at the
resumption Of the sessions Of the
trades union congress here today. Mr..
Thomas moved a resolution demand
ing that the troops be withdrawn
from Russia.
Secretary Churchill. said Mr.. Thorn
as, had not answered the recent in
Qlctment by Lieut. Col Sherwood
Kelly, a volunteer officer in the north
Russian relief force. that British lives
were being thrown away in the Arch
angel region. but. on the contrary. the
secretary had threatened to punish
the colonel
Demand COnseriPtion Repeal.
The congress enthusiastically adopt
ed the Thomas resolution. which, be-
sides demanding the Immediate with
drawal OF the troops from Russia.
demanded the repeal Of the conscrip-
ton act.
In his statement war secretary
Churchill declared the policy of evac-
uation OF north Russia was being and
would be adhered TO, but that the
evacuation had been retarded owing
to the necessity OF bringing out manv
russians who were in danger Of their
lives from Bolshevik vengeance. He
denied that British troops had been
employed or that the British govern
ment mad accepted any responsibility
IN operations against Petrograd.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-12
INDIANAPOLIS
HEARS JOHNSON
Soldiers Fought for U. s.,
Not for Any League, Says
California Senator.

Indianapolis. Ind, Sept 12.-Hiram
W. Johnson. senator from California,
was enthusiastically received here
last night by a crowd which filled
the largest hall in the downtown sec
ton OF the city. He spoke to oppose
ratification Of the league Of nations
covenant by the United States senate.
introducing senator Johnson. Henry
Lane Wilson. former United States
ambassador to Mexico. said:
Like the late Col. Theodore Roose-
welt, senator Johnson calls things by
their right names"
There were cries of you are right.
you are right" when senator Johnson
insisted that American troops should
Immediately be brought back from
Russia He was frequently interrupted
in the course Of his attack on the
league of nations by cheers Of the
crowd. Senator Johnson began with
this declaration:
I am here and you are here be-
cause Americanism still lives
Is aAu American
President Wilson has said the
league was being opposed by little
Americans" he said. 7 confess
am little American. but I am all
American.
\ our soldiers who won the war
fought for America, for you and for
me. and not for any league Of nations.
Friends OF the league admit Il Is i'm
perfect. but say we must try it be-
cause it is only league Of nations
presented. Under that theory / sup
pose If we had but one egg and that
egg was rotten, we ought to eat it be-
cause IL was the only egg we had.
He referred to the official prop
uganda issued by the national adj
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-12
FL PASO AFTER
AID CLUB MEET
Delegates Elected to the
Convention at New
Orleans.

FL Paso is going after the 1920
convention of the Associated Adver-
Using Clubs Of the World at New
Orleans week after next. and all the
big commercial organizations Of this
state are backing the delegates to win
against Indianapolis and other con-
tenders.
At the Friday luncheon Of the FL
PasO Adclub ten delegates were elect
ed, with Scott c White, president Of
the club. as the chief booster. The
president was authorized to name
other delegates. il more can be avail
able, to Join the big Texas special
moving from Houston to New Orleans
in time for the opening Of the inter
national convention on September p
Delegates chosen Friday were: Bob
Page, Scott c. White, Arthur R. MILF
can, Julian Hughes. John J, Behrendt,
James C. Wilmarth, representing The
Herald; s. r. Carter representing the
Times. Smith Witham, Rio Grande
Valley Bank and Trust company
John II. Reagan, chamber Of COM
merce; ". C. Mccormick, Southern
Pacific railroad
Manager Karl N. Roberts. Of the
chamber Of commerce, said that body
has nearly completed the attractive
FL Paso literature that will be hand
ed out by the booster bunch at New
Orleans.
y. DAfatteo. Of the Revista Ca
tolica, and S. E. Carter. of the Times,
were elected to membership in the
club
r. f. Aldredge. Of Roy. y. VI. told
the club members that yields OF wheat
around Roy are running at an average
of 80 bushels to the acre.
J. c. Wilmarth said the Associated
Adclubs convention IS one OF the
greatest meetings in the world. mer-
itinE the attendance mad participa-
ton OF all sales managers and adver-
Using people
Committees from the Adclub are
still at work to make sure Of tho
fund of $1,000. More than $500 had
been subscribed up to Friday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-12

/ the whole settlement. Inferentially. he
I comedies the wickedness OF these Sc
I cret treaties, but he was neither ham
/ pered nor embarrassed to such a de-
gree as to cause him to stand man
I FULLY and courageouslv for hts oft-ex-
pressed principles. He wrote these
| secret treaties. condemned not only
l by him. but by the righteous opinion
/ OF the world, into his treaty. He went
/ TO Paris, brayely and boldly proclaim
ing. and all OF US reechoed his senti-
ments: NO people can be forced I'M
/ der sovereignty under which it
does not wish to live: no territory
must change hands except for the
| purpose OF securing those who in
/ hablt II fair chance Of life and lib
erty. No peace can last or ought to
last which does not recognize and &C
eept the principle that governments
derive all their just powers from the
I consent OF the governed, and that no
right anywhere exists to hand people
about from sovereignty to sovereignty
as II they were property. Any peace
which does not recognize and accept
this principle Will inevitably be
upset
L. 5. Made Party To Frauds.
"Our concern might be a mere pass
ing regret and humiliation that the
words OF our spokesman were so soon
forgotten; but not only did lie aban-
don his principles and abiectly sur
render his !dealism, but he became a
part OF the secret treaties he de-
nounces when he united in making
them the basis Of action at Paris. But
he did more than violate Americas
nigh purpose, so eloquently voiced
by i'm. T-e not only made us par
ticipes criminis in such fraUds as
Shantung, but ne guaranteed Amer
ica's treasure and blood by article
10 Of his league to the eternal preser-
walton OF the infamy. Ie made It i'm
possible by articl 10 Of his league. to
right the wrongs OF the territorial
grabs Of the secret treaties. Mr.. Will
son is right, .rticle 10 is the heart Of
the hc'e bad business
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-12
u. S. Deliberately Guilty
If League Fails, InUiting
War, Declares Mr.. Wilson

Helena, Mont, Sept 12-Under the
league OF nations. there would be no
opportunity for a people to be
thrown into war without their con-
sent, said president Wilson last night
in an address here. But If the league
failed. he declared. the United States
would be deliberately guilty. of pre-
pairing a situation which would bring
on the final war"
we fought Germany" he added,
that the world might be a fit place
to live in. And the world viii not
be a fit place TO live in as long as
any great power can do what Ger
many did"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-12
MAY BE HANDED TO
RULGAR ENJOYS TUESDAY

Paris. France. Sept. 12.-It Is prob
able the treaty with Bulgaria viii be
handed that nations representatives
Tuesday. The Greek and Rumanian
delegations have filed additional pro-
tests against the territorial and
economic sections of the treaty.
which may result In changes being
made in the text.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-12
QUARTERMASTER AND TWO
ORDNANCE OFFICERS COMING

washington. d. @, Sept. 12.-Lieut
Col Joseph =. McKeany, quartermas-
ter corps, has been ordered from Los
Angeles TO FL Paso: First Lieut. Luz
clan c. Rookie. ordnance department
to Fort Bliss TO report as assistant in
the second light mobile ordance re.
pair shop: Capt James A. Landers
ordnance department. Fort sam Hous-
ton, to Fort Bliss. Second Lieut.. VIM
Parchell. cavalry, Denver. to For
Bayard; Lieut.. Col. Fred L. Walker
% the a5th infantry. Noralea Ariz
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-12
c. A. R. AGAINST
PEACE TREATY
Opposes Ratification in
Present Form; Col. Bell
Is New Commander.

Columbus. o., Sept 12-Resolu-
tions opposing ratification by the
United States Of the peace treaty in
its present form were adopted al
most unanimously here today by del
egates attending the annual encamp-
ment OF the Grand Army Of the Re
public.
Col James D. Bell. Of Brooklyn,
was today unanimously elected com
mander-in-chief OF the G. A r.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-12

washington. D. c.. Sept. 12-The
war department today announced a
list Of officers and enlisted men Of
the expeditiOnary force TO whom
distinguished crosses had been
awarded. but TO whom the crosses
had not heen presented because Of
their death or return to the United
States The list included Pvt. Max
Schoemacher. Gray Hill. Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-12

The Strong Withstand the aent of
Summer Better Than the Weak.
Old people who are feeble and younger
people who are weak, will be
strengthened and enabled to 20
through the depressing heat Of sum
mer by taking GROVES TASTELE SS
chill TONIC. 1t purifies and enriches
the blood and builds up the whole
system. You can feel its Strengthen
ing, Invigorating Effect. 6Oc.-Adv.
J. B Fitzpatrick. Of FL Paso. was a
Canutillo visitor Thursday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-12

Sixty-eight men have been ordered
to leave the rehabilitation camp at
Fort Bliss tomorrow for discharge at
san Francisco and at Fort Lewis,
Washington.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-12
GEN. PERSHNG MAY COME
WEST AND VISIT Ell PASO

ment today that Gen Pershing may
visit the southwest soon. and If so
officials said he probably would stop
not only I'm san Antonio but also at
FL PasO and Houston.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-12

ministration at Washington and
added:
They pick t--e taxpayers pocket TO
poison the public mind "
When he asked the crowd II IT.
favored the league there were loud
shouts Of no"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-12
The Standard Stores
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ana Marx cts
Are fully equipped to take care of your Saturdays
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ready Standard customer you should give US trial.
Saturdays Sp eciaLS
Pint Jars Pure Rio Grande Valley Honey for -. SIC
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changed way AS contains its preservave
from the flowers it needs further help from
make it keep
This food requires no cooking just simply heat
Fancy alberta Peaches .............
Fancy Peaches Is to 20 h. boxes box $225
We expect large shipment of Concord Grapes
MeuittS Crown Brand Butter, per pound ....... 68c
Golden State Butter, per Observation-Disclosures. 80c
Fancy Select SunfIower Eggs per dozen 49,. Csc
Extra Selected Ranch Eggs, per dozen ........ 75c
For past few days we were out of the ranch eggs,
but have plenty on hand at the present.