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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-16
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Owners Service Department.

n WHEN does the change in post
". age gO into effeets what arc
the changes: L. r. T.
A. on July / first class postage on
ordinary letters goes from , cents
back to cents. On the same date
the change on postal cards is reduced
from 2 cents to 1 cent
O. Do SSe secretary Of the navy
and his wife attend the sisme
church, F. v. II.
a Secretary Daniels and Mrs. Dan
iels attend the same church together.
bug he + sa Methodist. while she is a
Presbyterian. They alternate in 7is-
iting the two churches. having done
50 for 81 years.
@. What birds make their nests in
holes in the ground. n. C.
A Kingfishers. bank swallows and
todies are the best known birds that
make their nests in holes in the
ground.
O. Do child labor laws interiors
with children appearing in the
movIess r.. T. Y.
a. Children may sppes< IN the
movies where 70 is shown that sde-
uuate attention is given to their
schooling and where the hours OF
work are limited.
O. which Il the largest shipJ1ro
IN the United Sfafcss J. =.
A The government shipyard al
Hog Island. Pa. is the largest
O. How much mail do congressman
frnnks c. H. J.
A. The daily ranked mail OF rep
resentatives in congress runs from 20
TO 80 tons. according TO figures given
by the superintendent in charge Upon
the approach OF election It increases
to 40 tons a day. Thus would this
mail. classified as printed matter COST
the private person an average OF
$4,000 a day to send Under the con
gressional frank It goes as first class
mail. sealed. and as such would cost
a private individual $4,000 a day. y
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-16
Abilene Shoes
Confidence In
Nez0 Oil Field
Bringing In Of Big Well
Created Interest In
Development.

Abilene. Texas, June 1s--Following
the bringing in Of thu Andrew Urban
well, six miles south Of Abilene. much
confidence has been evidenced among
The citizens of Abilene and vicinity
that one of Texas, foremost oil fields
viii be located in this section within
a few months. The Andrew Urban
well viii be shot this week. It is now
flowing about $50 barrels although
capped. This. in the view OF local oil
men. justifies their belief in this vi
cinity.
Worthy Of note in the Andrew Ur-
ban wei is the fact that there are
three sands in the wei. and all three
sands blew in at the same time. How
TO shoot the three sands at one time
is the difficult problem confronting
the driliers at present
Many tests are to be drilled in this
vicinity, With local as Wen as for
eign capital A local organization
backed by local capital will start
drilling within thirty days.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-16
CALIFORNIA CORPORATION
TO DRILL SOUTH OF TUCSON

Tucson. Ariz-s June 16.-The Consol-
dated Oil and Development company
California corporation. has RIG
on the way and VIII sink a test well
II miles south OF Tucson on the No
gales railroad branch, on land pur-
chased from the state by the COM
pany primarily for agricultural pur-
poses.
The site Is a short distance north
east OF where the Canoa company
plans to sink a well. The new cor
porasion includes L ". Coffee, F. A.
Snodgrass and T. ". Kelley of Los
Angeles and II. H Lacy Of Phoenix
Sinking on the Consolidated property
viii be under charge OF r G. Scott.
who has had experience with the
Standard company in California
Another corporation, capitalized in
Philadelphia, is said TO have raised
500, 600 to sink an oil well near Pan
tano, northeast OF this city
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-16
GOOD PRODUCER
IN BULL BAYOU
Polly No. 2, Red River Par.
ish, Develops Into
1900 Well.

Shreveport La. June 16.-Oil men
have been watching for the compile
ton Of the Depositors' Oil and Gas
company's Polly No. with the great
est Of interest. for It was generally
known that should it be a good pro-
Queer. leasing and drilling activities
in this district would rapidly increase.
The Pouy No. ? is located IN section
7-12-1o, Red River parish. Bull Bayou
district. and has Just been completed
with a production OF 1900 barrels
daily This well is about a fifth OF a
mile from the original production in
that district and about two miles
Northeast OF the productive Temple
tract There are several competitions
expected within the week
The Developers oil and Develop
uent companyis No. . Stafford. in
section 2-11-11. has been drilled to 9
depth Of 14e5 feet. Arrangements are
now being made to drill the test
deeper with cable tools.
Conditions in District.
The following is the condition Of
other operations in the Bull Bayou
district:
Bun Bayou company's four wells on
the Armistead lease in section e3-l2-
company has derricks Up for two new
tests
clark & Greer's No. / Paugh. in sec
ton 15-12-11, is down to depth OF
10 feet In their No. Johnson. in
sections 1S-12-10, the six inch casing
has Just been set at $500 feet
Freedman & Rowe's No 3 Carter.
section 1S-12-11. has its six inch cas-
Fortuna OIL comDany's No. Pugh-
Policy. in section T-12-1o. is drilling
al 1850 feet This company has Just
completed arrangements TO drill four
more wells on the Pugh lease in sec
tio=s 1S-12-1l-
Kenn & Woolfs No. King. section
23-13-ff. is now drilling at 1873 feet
Texas Company Drilling
Texas comDanys No STEPHENS.
section 12-12-11. IS drilling at 1920
l-inson. section 11-12-12, is drilling at
1859 feet. and its No. I Yarbrough- in
section 13-I2-l1, is rigging UP 70 arlii-
It's No. 1 Young section 1S-1z-ll, IS
also preparing 10 drill.
Z. 8. Roy ct al is down % a
7eDth OF 1910 feet. in section ld-l--
n. in their No. Nelson
Gulf Refining company has its rigs
running on jenkins & STEPHENS leases I
and locations made for jenkins E-lz. [
IN section 24-12-11. ad No. I S. H I
Stephens. section IS Il II.
Giles & Herrig. down 10 2T2o feet In I
their test on the HollingsWorth lease, /
in section s4-12-1o. four miles south I
east Of production. are arranging 70 /
drill in .
J n Eastman ct a. are down zeOv 4
feet in No I Harp section Sb-lz-los /
one mile south Of the producing area
Ramsey ct al. derricl1s up Tor No I
/ GiaQne. II section S-11-l1
Boone oil comeany's No Giaqle, !
sections Still is drilling at about l
$40 feet This is a test on 1000 I
acre tract lease by H Kendall ct al.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-16
COMPANY FORMED TO OPERATE
IN LAMPASAS COUNTY FIELD

Douglas. Ariz., June 16.-T'he Twin
Six OIL Refining company has been
organized here with ". 81. Fisher as
president and J. F. Mccormick. gen
eral manager, 10 sink on a lease OF
% acres in the Electra Texas. field,
on seven acres near Burkburnett ana
Il acres In Lampasas county.
Advices from Burkburnett say that
the Texas-Arizona oil corporation Is
preparing to drill on a 100 acre tract
acquired in that locality.
Frank Hubbel Of Globe Is befuz
backed By his townsmen for the de-
TeloDment Of two 40 acre tracts seven
miles from Granite. Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-16
NU-MEX OIL COMPANY TO PUT
DOWN WELLS NEAR PORTALES

Fortales. n NJ, June 1s=H. B
Clutches, president Of the Nu-Mex oil
company OF Portales, arrived from
Oklahoma last week. accompanied bv
Charles Hase-IinE OF Oklahoma City
Mr. Hagerling viii have charge OF
the publicity department OF the cor
poration- Mr. Clutches says he has
secured three experienced driilers
who are on the road to Portales. and
VIII arrive at about the same time as
the rig
Ir. Clutches said his company had
decided on three wells. the first on
the east half OF the southwest quarter
Of section 4. township south, range
IS east
within the next so days there will
be not less than 20 standard rigs at
work in Roosevelt county. At Kenna
the zig has been erected and driIlers
are now at york, while at fabian.
La Lande and Redlands contracts
have been let, or are in course o.
cOmDletion
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-16
PLANS
4 TEST WELLS
Dallas Geologist Tours San
Angelo Section for
Texon Co.

san Angelo, Texas, June 14--Frank
IT Pickreil, vice president Of the IeXon
Oil and Land company and Dr. Hugh
II. Tucker, well known Dallas gsolo-
gist. have been touring this section
OF the state in search Of suitable sites
for four tests which Pickrelrs COM
pany viii soon be prepared to sink.
Mr.. Pickrell states that two perfect
geological structures we're found in
the counties to the wes- Of Tom Green
county. Work viii be started on these
tests in the near future.
Derrick CollaRses
After a great deal Of trouble work
will be started on the derrick which
is 10 be rebuilt on the Westbrook
ranch, near Tennyson in Coke county,
the first Of the present week A new
crew Of builders has been employed
TO do the work Ten days ago under
the strain Of pulling a string Of cas-
ing out OF the well, the derrick col
iapsed. Further delay was encountered
by the fatal accident that occurred
several days ago in which a man was
killed
". NJ. Turner and associates well
on the Jordan ranch, IN holland county
is now down to a depth Of 10 feet
Drilling was stopped while . ski cen
inch casing was set Up, but work on
the well has started again.
West Texas to Drill
The West Texas Production COM
pany expect TO get its test in holland
county under way in a few days
Because OF the quiczsand encoun-
tered at a depth Of eighteen feet in
the Speliman Wen on the Gazette
Tankersley ranch. one mile east Of
Mertson in Irion county work was
brought to a stand stiIl last week
The bit was still in the sand when
work was tied up at forty feet. The
well was spudded in June 4.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-16
RANGER-ROCK ISLAND WELL.
EXPECTED TO COME IN DAILY

The Ranger-Rock Island company's
well in at Desdemona. Eastland coun-
y, Texas Is expected 10 come in today
or tomorrow. The well is about half
A mile from the Echols well. Jack
whitaker, OF Fort Worth. who is in FL
Paso, said this company has also 4
wei in the John York survey in
Ranger, Eastland county, which he
expected 70 be brought in about July
!. It also has a well down 1900 feet
u miles from Weatherford to the
west Of Ranger down 1900 fest. This
concern has one Is acres full undi-
vided ropalty in the z. Roper tract
Of SS5 acres in Ranger field There
Is COCO barrel well on this tract and
eight wells are being drilled.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-16
BLACK LIME STRUCK
IN TWO TEXAS COUNTIES.

The black lime at 1892 feet has been
reached on the George Richardson
ranch IN Iron county. Texas.
The Reilly brothers' well. on the
Noelke ranch. near Sheffield. IN Pecos
county. Texas, is in the same forma-
lion The black lime IS said to have
been struck IN the latter at 3011 feet.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-16
10 WORK FOR FRANCE. 8,

Los Angeles. Calif. June 1e.-Mrs.
Rebecca Newbold WyI1ie is SIS years
old She wants TO devote the rest Of
her life working for France. She
has made application here for a pass
port TO France. The aged woman will
be accompanied By her daughter, Miss
er and daughter worked for France
during the war.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-16

z 3 Ihorn. western representafiTe
OF the E B. Hyer OIL company. who
is in Fl Paso. says everything is ready
to start drilling next week on 20 acres
in lot /. block 12S. american Colony
Land company survey. Il miles south
Of Iowa Park. and in Archer county.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-16
GEOLOGTST EXAMINES BASIN,
WILL RETURN TO CALI

R. D Jackson viii leave this week
fo- his home in San Francisco. Calf
He has been examining oil possibilities
Of sections in New Mexico, especially
in TularOsa Basin in Otero county. for
California capitalists
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-16
TO DRILL NEAR ROSWELL

leases on 520.74l acres Of land by
the Roswell OIL Development company
and the letting Of two contr.lcts for
drilling contracts with more to be
let before the end Of this month is
the report coming from the Roswell
In the Pecos valley. New Mexico.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-16

A number OF filings have been made
along the Southern Pacific railroad
. miles east Of Yuma. Ari- Rigs are
enroute from California
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-16

Be honest with yourself and reason
able with your friend Time waits
for no man Lowest price for high
class work at Stephen Haderer'r
studio. 2o25z San Antonio St--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-16
CO.'S 10 RrFFALo

Edmund Gardiner left for Buffalo
\ Y. sunday in connection with deals
On oil rights in the Tularosa Basin
III Otero county. New Mexico
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-16

Here Is a copy of their ad IN the
Star Telegram of June 5tb. 1919.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-16
Woman, IS, Comes From
India To AHend Meeting

Boston, Mass. June 14.-Although
IS years OF age, Mrs Lois Lee Parker
widow OF the late bishop Edward y.
Parker. Of India, came all the way
from that country alone TO attend the
jubilee OF the Woman's Foreign Mis-
sionary society OF the Methodist Epis-
copal church, Of which she was ont
OF the founders. Mrs Parker has been
IN missionary work IN India 81 years
and Is the sole survivor OF that small
group Of women who started the mis-
sionary movement half a century ago
takes from 500 to 900 clerks to talls
care OF sending this mail
(Any reader OF The FL Paso Herald
who wants the facts on any subject
can secure prompt service BY writing
The Ell Paso Herald Information Blu
reau. Frederic J. Haskin, Director
Washington, D. c state your ques-
ton briefly and enclose a 3 cent
stamp for return postage. Al IN
uuirfes are confidential. she replies
being sent direct to each Individually
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-16

Curtiss a CO. huv T.ihs-t- Rorf. adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-16

Make Cheek Payable Exchange State Bank and nail direct to
with letter attached addressed the Bank to Endorse The
check when certificate of stock has been mailed to you
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-16

De ia a~utenticidad del ccdlce No
cabe dudar, harto conocido IS Y har,
to esta-
Il Arzo6ispo de Reims. Charles
Maurice Leterler. que fuera, duran
te eI ministerIo de Luvois, Admins
trader Dc IA BibIioteca Real, quiso
hacer 2 ia alta institution algun do
native vaIioso, : hizole q De ca
torce volumenes exoticos. en- heoreo
los uncs. OF arabe los otros, ri iii
tino en- lengua a~zteca, con este Ii
tulo: "14-Liber Scriptus characteri-
bus ct figuris meXicanis."
Como fac tai manuscrito = ma
nos del ilustre Arzobispo De Kefms:
Sc ignora. como Sc ignora tambien
quier hizo a las figuras las ~anotacio-
mes en- espanol En- estas minuclo-
sas Interpretations de los gerogli-
ficos del manuscrito tel'eriano. apa-
rece. en- las lstras d~iversas. huella &c
muchas manos, manos de hombres,
de hombres indoctos por 10 general,
Las 6chas anotaciores. aparecen
hechas por 81 ano de 1862. En- una
de sus paginas Sc hace aiusi6n al
Presto Juan de las midas, Y tai nom
bre extrano cue no Sc sabe a cien-
cia cierta a quien p~erteneceria. Sc ha
tenido en- cuenta entire los de los po-
sibleS autores de las a~notaciones cas-
tellanas,
La primera parte, Y acaso IA mas
inte~resante. Ia forma. como lleva-
mos dicho, el Calendario de las Fies-
.tas fijaS del pueblo azteca, que eran
.dAciocho, O.. por 10 menos tales son
Asue aparecen en- 81 codice telle-
#safS, que hemos tenido a Ia vista Al
Afbir las presentes lineas.
PDe5 b;en: dos fiestas &c los muer-
tos ce'ebrahanse pomposamente N el
pueblo s~enoreado por los hombres de
Don fernando el Conquistador,
La primera. llamala e anotador,
ia Pequena fiesta de los muertos".
y caian en- 81 noveno mes, Y era, en-
TueStro Calsndario, 81 ola tres de A
gosto.
Aparece r~epresentada, en- 81 calen-
dario del Codice Telleriano Rene
nensis, por un muerto con u envol-
turas Y ornamentos, sus drapeados Y
sus ioyas, pintado de rojo Y violeta,
portador de un cuchillo.
Sc namaba "NTiccayhuitl". Y dice
al PIE De Ia figura el anotador es.
panel:
En- esta fiesta hazian ofrendas a
los muertos p~oniendoles comida Y be-
vida sobre sus sepulturas 10 quail ha-
zian por espacio de cuatro amos por
q temian cue en- TODD csc tempo no
wan las animas al lugar de 81 des-
caaso segun 81 modo Y asi los ente-
ravan con toda 81 ropa, vestidos Y
calcados por a creyan q hasta lie
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-16

sumlsos ante los lmperativos de Ia
f~atalidad, absortos ante Ia boca de
sombra que les dice desde 10 desco-
nocido, cual ha de ser So ruta sobre
la terra, Y como han de seguirla
aun cuando este sembrada de puma
dores dardos. o bordeada de preci-
picios horrendos. Ell los cuales la
muerte acechara hssta cojer su pre-
81.
Las anotaciones de los codices a es-
tos Horoscopes de Ia magia a~zteca,
estan marcados con las letras NJ,
que quiere decir que Ia Influenza de
csc dia es mala; B que indica que
es buena. @ j cue ruiere decir que
es indiferente.
Dicese por ejemplo:
La @ nacic en- este dia de I ca
mas, 81 era muger hazedosa.
La Influenza. pues, de este dia. era
buena Y los hombres escogian para
desposarlas. = las mujeres nacidas en-
cstoS dias de : canas.
En- otros dias Sc dice: sera vendi-
dc-morira en- Ia guerra perdera
toda su hacienda
Dias fatales contra cuya %lnfluen-
cia era menester armarse.
No es possible hablar de Ia magia en-
Tebas V en- Memphis, sin hablar de
los amuletos.
La una es Ia expression de Ia volun-
tad de- los doses, para encaminar por
los rumbos que ellos tengan a bien,
las vidas de los morales, para ha-
c%erlos, a 81 a~ntojo. fetices o desren-
turados.
Los otros. los amuletos, son el arma
con la que los moftales procuran a.
partar de 81 Ia divina amenaza. l.
coraza contra la acechanza del dcs-
tho; los recursos, audaces o maneros,
con que los hombres e%squivaban las a
cometidas del destino. Los aztecas
tambien multiplicaron sus amuletcs
conforme Sc multiplication los pell-
g.os de su magia.
Mas volvanlos al horoscope india
nc.
El horoscope. 0 Tenalamati. de los
aztecas. te dice cuales son los dias
buenos = malos. cuales son las IN
fluencias de la fecha y de los astros,
en- que dias debes hacer este o aque-
10 Y en- que dias debes obstenerte de
hacer!o.
Lees en- sus paginas mistericsas:
Tonatiuh: ell dia del diablo-malo.
los que aqci nacen seran homhres
de cosas magicGs.
TepeolotIec: Ms:o-causa perlesia
Y malos humores-Malo-dfa de bo-
rrachos.
Quclcalccate.-Los que nacen en-
estos dias son hombres belicoso>
Guegueyocotl-Los que nacen en- es-
te dia seran c~antores y medicos y te-l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-16
6ERoGLlr.CO AZTeCA Of "a
SPAn FIESTA DELOS HusRIOs
$500 &szz s

jedores, y personals principles.
Ixtlacolihuiquil-Los que nacen en-
este dia seran pecadores Y adulte-
roS.
YXcuina-Los que nacen en- este
dia seran Discrepancies.
Y cl ~Tenalamati, tiene %centenarns
dc estos Horoscopes.
Comparalos ahora con los de cual-
euler mes del Calendario SELLER
ell codigo de Ia superstition egipcia:
5-El que lac en- este dia morirs
de amor.
Ell que lace en- este dia. morirs
scbre Ia piedra.
9-Malo. malo, malo-En esro
dia no Sc debe salir a la Gale.
6-Malo-El cue mace en- este dia
rlorira de e~mbrisgueZ.
mo hay en- ambes Ell mismo tenor
a 10 desconocido. la misma amenaza
del misterio, expres2da en- formas ca
81 iguales. en- sentencias que parecen
dictadas por TN mismo juez....
Las nuevas t~eorias arqueologicas.
etnologicas g ~histcricas, pueden ne
gar 4 nuestra raza similitudes de O.
rigen con la raza de Sesostris : de
Ramses, pueden hacerla venir del
norte o lei sur, de IN punto impreci-
so del continente o de un continente
desaparecidc-la Atlantida de Pla-
ton; sin embargo, las similitudes
espirituales, las semejanzas teog6ni-
cas-. IL igualdad de ciertos ritos = de
ciertas fornas. estan pstentes en- esas
tumbas. egipcias Y aztecas. en- las
que los muertos sufren hambres, sed
V frio. en- esos, Horoscopes que norma
ban SUI vida con imperativos -inapela-
bies.
I'll espiritu de ambos pueblos, era.
sin duda distinto: mas luminoso et
azteca, mas a~ltivc, mas brillante. mas
cruel: 10 tine de rojo vivo Ia sangre
cue corrio a torrentes de Ia piedra
de los sacrificios, en- Ell temple Ma
yor de Ia Gran Tenoxtitlan. El al
ma egtrcia era %nebulosa, perezosa,
obscura, mas contemplativa, mas GER
cana a Ia abstraction V al reccgi-
miento.
No tiene el vuelo nj las sudacias
del alma india, igual a SUI sfnbolo:
el aguila.
FL sfmbolo de Ia vida egipcia era 81
buey tardo, melancolico, propicio a las
largas tereas. a las grandes fatigas
Fl aguila azteca devora serpientes
n;eutras el buey Apis ara la terra
facunda del Milo,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-16
GEpoGlislco AZTEch De L.
eEOUENA EGESTA DE LOS FpERICS.

El mlsterio de Ia muerte. al mis-
terio del alma immortal, el mlSterlo
lie la vida ultra-terrena en- un mas
q "a dcsconociio en- 81 cue n supre-
ma justicia inapelable. Ia de dec!-
dir de nuestra ventura o uuestra
desyentura y ha de discernIr para nos
otros. rremios o caStigcs. segun nues-
ira VIDA en Ia TERRA. inQuieto al
pueblo azteca como a los pueblos es-
p~irituales de orients.
La vida no acababa en- la tumba,
Ia vida no hacia sino mudar de sen
6ero a II hara De "a mueUJe. La ago
MIA de los morales marcaba q ii
nal de una etaPa; pero 81 viaje con
tinuaba, solo Que Ia ruta Ia hablan
marcado va. de fatal. las &C
ZONES buenas o malas del hombre
sobre "a TERRA.
Ash, pues. el jurado 'mplacab'e De
Tohth. Ia caminata a traves del la
20 misterioso-transito para el cual
cada menfita V cada tebano, Ileva-
ban entire iaS bandeletas de Ia mo-
mificacion. una moneda con Ia cual
z al barquero fantaSmal; 81 paso
TOR Ell puente sncantado de los We
das. q cuyo fin el tribunal divine
iuzga de las vidas de los humanos '
scuerda tormentos 0 galardoneS; 81
e~scenario TODD de eSa gran j~usticla
inmemorial cue aparecs 'en 81 fondo
de todaS las teogonlas Y que conSti-
tuye en- 81 vivir, freno moderator Y
annelo imDreciso de majoramiento '
de perfection, IA. para Ia muche-
dunbre eobrlza de Anahuac, coSa tan
precisa ' tan clara, como para I'm
fellah de Alejandrta o un sabic sa-
csrdote de Tebas 0 I'm principe vale
1850 de Memphis,
Extrana, sin embargo. "a pasmosa
similitud en- el detalle. en- 10 peque-
no. en- 10 mimic. que acerca las no
clones de la muerte en- Eglpto Y er
Anshuac. haSta c~onfundirlas mas
de una rez; que las relaciona, ' las
eompleta, Y las eXplica de tai name
IA, que podria j~uzgarsslas salida de
IA vaga nebulosa de una misna teo-
gonia inmemcrial-
No es solo igual, no es solo la mis-
ma Ia nocion de la vica ultra-terre-
IA, Ia certeza de los cue Sc mueren
no hacen 81 no mudar las eXteriori-
iades de su existencia- ' entrar en-
Ia definitiva e innutahle: eS en- las
fcrmas en- que IA mutacion s. leva
a cabo, en- las caracteristicas de esa
otra vida, en- las Pequenas Eases de
esa otra existsncia-
Compared sino. con n hturgia
del Egipto misterioso Y obscure, una
uagina cualquiera de csc admirable
calendario de las fisstas fijas cue
apsre-e en- Il primera parte del Co
dice Telleriano Remenensis.
The Home news., 1919-07-04
FATS MARSH ACCEPTS
 CHIEF DEPUTYSHIP

The many friends of MT. E. c. Marsh o McCrory, will be glad to learn of his accepting the appointment o chief depu- ty under Sheriff R. H. Bob" Smith.
 MT. Marsh who has been in charge of the city offico at Lit tie Rock for the Crane Com pany, has already moved to Augusta where he assumed charge of the office Monday.
 Sheriff Bob Smith has acted wisely insecuring the services of this popular and efficient oung gentleman who is one of Woodruff county's best citi- zens and if all his official acts prove as commendable as this one, he will have made an enviable record upon which he can unhesitatingly ask the voters for reelection.