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El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-01
His Best Act


The New M~exicanrin common
with most Of the other newspapers Of
the c~ountryr-has had considerable 70
say In criticism of the spectacular
blunders Of Hon. A. S. Burleson, Wire;
master General, but in all fairness we
feel constrained to utter a word Of sin
cere and warm COMMUNICATION for a
recent action Of Mr.. BurlesOn, which
shines like a good deed in q naughty
world.
Nh. B~urleson. despite his perviopa
record, ha sadded to it a wise, public
spirited and patriotic action which
will be generally apprpYed--we say y
without fear Of successful contradic-
tioa and irrespective of political affil-
iations, race color or previous degree
cf Alabama penal serYitude- was II
Mississippi3
This act Of Mr.. Buriespn 70 which
complimentary and appfeciatfve refer;
ence Is had is his recommendation
that the telegraph wires and cables
he restored to private ownership
without delay and that he. Burleson,
thus relinqnish his control over the
same.
Mr.. Burieson's strong and uncom-
promising stand thus talen for efGic-
iency and the public welfare merits
and wilt receive eulogies from every
quarter
IT IS BY far the best thing Mr. Bur'e-
son has ever done. There Is only one
thing now needed to demonstrate conf
pletely his discerning craftsmanship
and solieitude for the good Of the re-
public.
And that is TO resign as postmaster
general.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-01
Bella Kun's Fall


M ,
Reports about the overthrow Of this
mid-European government or the 9th
er must be taken with reserve for the
first twenty-four hours or so, but the
dispatches indicating the fall Of the
soviet regime at Budapest are both
more specific and vested with q
greater intrinsic probability than the
average report launched from neutral
clearing houses of news.
Hungary is SO desperate that While
it is easy to gain power, 1t is diff
ficult to keep it, Bella Kun and his
following promised to solve prob
lens BY the sheer magic Of words,
and In their desolate situation the
Magyar people, always given to EN-
o~tionalism in politics, accepted the
quack. or course. 1t was clear from
the first that without prompt and
substantial Russian aid the Magyar
Soviet Republic did not have half
a chance. This Russian aid-the
principal bait held out lby Kun and
his associates-did not materialize.
The reported return TO power Of
Sigismund Kunfi, the Moderate So
cialist leader, would indicate that
Magyar public opinion is rapidly
swinging back to the realization
that, after all. the only quarter
wherefrpm Hungary may expect its
salvation is, under the present cir
cumstances, the good will OF the KIN
tente, Kunfi belongs with those in
.tellectual radicals, Bourgeois rather
than proletarian. who, nike the for
mer President, Karoiyi, were through
out the war protesting their sym
patty for the Allies.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-01
UNCLE BEN LOVES
Mr.. SPRINGER AND
Mr., BURSUM NOT
FIGHTING, SAYS
Acting Governor Denies
Hes Against Leaders
OF the Party
NOT "A CANDIDATE
FOR GOVERNORSHIP

With Governor Larrazolo away for
the week, during which time he vii.
be out Of the state somewhat both il
El Paso and later in Colorado, he has
again turned the functions of the Of
flee over to Lieutenant Governor
Pankey who will be on the job until
the latter part of the week when he,
too, viii join the Tank special touring
the state for the Victory loan. HIS
only occupation this morning was the
issuance OF a requisition on the gov
ernor of California for an alleged big
+amist whose name is withheld as he
is not yet in custody.
a am doing a good deal Of playing
at being governor said Uncle Ben
this morning, 4but / do wish my
friends oyer the state, especially my
democratic friends, would restrain
their zeal in running me for the
office. ! notice the Fort Sumner pa.
pers carry a letter from a democratic
cattleman friend Of mine down there
In which he insists / am a candidate
and one who,is fighting the leaders OF
the party.
eThese things do me an injustice.
In the first place my word ought 20
be accepted when ! say / am not 4
candidate and would not be and that
! am for the nomination again OF GOV
ernor Larrazolo. In the second place
this particular letter does me another
wrong when it attempts TO put me in
a position OF antagonism to the lead
ers OF the party in the state. Every-
one knows that / am a great admirer
Of Mr.. Bursum and Mr.. Springer ana
is a Misrepresentation TO say that
would be a candidate and start oppo,
sition to them in the republican
The letter to which Pankey refers
was in hhe Fort Summer Leader, is
by Frank ". Page, and says
among other things that Pankey
that II he was elected that he
would have q fight with the real
of the republican party in New
Mexico, otherwise Messrs. Bursum,
Springer and Hubbell' and I'VE sure
believe this Trinity would have a
blowout IT, they tried to be the whole
show 1t the Hon. B. f. Pankey was
The real governor"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-01
Department of
The Air Needed

iUQWln ". llll, IN LeBlle'5.J
First and foremost opinion appears
to be swinging toward the establish
ment OF a department Of the alr-a
separate department OF government
which will be headed by an official
Responsible to no one except to the
president of the United States and to
the congress. In all tha situation
there y no more crying need than
that such an independents authorita.
tive department should be created. II
would rescue from army, navy, ma
rine corps aud post office departments
the now scattered and conflicting ac-
wtiyities OF the so-called air service. II
would put an end to j~ealousies and
rivalries which have disguised sena.
tors hoping for reform AS matters
stand, the army Zone apeaks Of the
trained and intelligent professional
soldiers) wants a first class air serv
ice and demands control of it. The
navy advocate Improvement and ex-
|pansion and reform but doesn't want
anybody to interfere With It's control
OF its airshipe. Same with the marine
corps. Ditto post office. What's the
result, naturally? Confusion ON
founded, waste, duplication, claehing
OF authority and Inevitable postpone
ment Of real accomplishment, Or the
inauguration Of a truly forward look.
ing policy which would enable the
United States to catch up, at least.
with the British bird called the Lion.
This department OF air. which
should correspond to the air ministry
established by John Bull, ESQ., is sure
to come in time, though the very sua-
gestion Of 1t has been opposed with
singular vehemence by the present ad
ministratiop. Great Britain Is using
her air ministry unner sir william
Weir as a foundation .for air suprem
acy Of the future. She is giving It
$1S5,000,000 a year BY last reports to
work with, and we have asked, mere
ly, for about a fourth of this sum, and
will scarcely get that. She has APP
pointed five great commissionse to-
study every phase Of ~aeronautics, mili
tary and commercial, and the informa
lion to be gathered, wherever It does
not touch on military secrets neces-
sary to the defense Of the realm, will
be given freely to civilian engineers
md manufacturers, Her ministry Is
lining the earth with air routes, In a
tow months Rudyard Kipiing's great
and prophetic story (only the poets
ire the true prophets Of material
progress) will have become an actual
II as her gigantic air mail ships leave
mooring towers for Cairo, Bonn
Quebec. Johannesburg, Mel
bourne and Hong Kong. We haven't
able to establish a completely
Iuccessful air postal service from New
York to Washington, and IL private
enterprise has had any ENCOURAGEMENT
Il air plans the fact has been success
ully concealed.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-01

"N.MNNNNMN WEI ~ .M.NH M NN+ENNt'
The body Of Edith Cavell, the Eng
lish Red Cross nurse. is being trans
ported to England. and after memorial
services in Westminster Abbey will be
laid to rest Ia the cemetery near her
home, an honor befitting the sacrifice
she made.
II is peculiarly significant that this
heroic woman should DO brought home
just at the time when the Germans
are making their last Wild protest
against what they are pleased to call
the hardships Of the peace terms i'm
posed upon them.
Right now, when everybody Is
weary OF the haggling and the delays
which keep the world unsettled, II Is
well to remember the fate Of Edith
Cavell and the brutality which order
ed her death I'm the hope Of terrorIsing
the helpless and frightening away
their defenders. 1t was an example
OF what Victorious Rrussianism meant
to the world. No terms can be too
severe upon the murderers Of Edith
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-01
Italian Junkers

Why Is Italian opinion seethihg In
regard TO the claims put forward by
the italian delegation at Paris2 Why
do the Italian people insist on having
Fiume and Dalmatia2 Because their
imperiaiistic leaders have persuaded
them. It is German 1tmkerism all
over again. The italian junkefs,
headed By Sonnino and Orlando, have
driven an emotional people crazy with
national ambition They have sown
the wind; now they are reaping the
whirlwind.
The conduct Of Italy at Paris has
been a scandal to the other allied pow
ers and a menace to the world. The
claims over which this row has arisen
represent imperialistic undertaking
in a settlement supposed to be de.
voted 10 Justice and democracy
AS President Wilson has shown,
Italy has already got everything for
which she pr0fessedly entered the
war. italia ~IrredentaH Is redeemed
she has Trieste and Trentino, and
more than baltimore In fact, than
she hoped for. She has a technical
claim to certain portions OF Dalmatia,
based on the secret treaty of London
The presidents position has been that
all such treaties were automatically
abrogated BY the set Of ~principiee
adopted BY the allies last year as the
basis Of the settlement with Germany.
Those principles provided expressly
for open diplomacy and for the
self determination oil peoples and
Italy gave her unqualified assent. It
has been accented Of late BY az the
world that there was to be no more
territory grabbing and population
grabbing.
Even that secret treaty If adhered
to literally gives Italy no right to
Wume. The London pact allotted the
seaport to Croatia. It makes for the
South Slavs a natural and necessary
sWindoW to the sea- The same pact
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-01
Training Camp For
New Mexicans at
Presidio. Calf.

Washington, April 39.-FIans Tor
summer training camps for the re-
serve officers training corps have
been approved by the war department
Six environments will be used for this
purpose. covering the entire country.
They will open June II and continue
until August 2, for an intensive six
weeks course Of instruction.
Camps designated include;
Camp Funston, Kansas, for units
from Minnesota, North and South Da-
kota, Iowa, Nebraska. Wyoming. Colo
roado. Kansas and Missouri: Preside,
San Francisco, for units from Calf
fornia, Nevada, Utah, New Mexico.
Washington, Oregon, Montana and
Idaho.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-01
rAE sIRERIAN.soUND AMERICAN

'
I'm going to Siberia,
A country strange and wide,
Where bath and cafeteria
Are never, never spilled
Where names are cabalistical
And dangerous, because
They're too extremely mystical
To English speaking Jaws.
Its products are frigidity,
Fresh cavier and chiIls,
Gray wolves and keen stupidity
And Asiatic ills.
The vodkas are luxurious;
The dhroskies howl all night;
The samOvars are curious
And seldom scratch or bite.
All ranks Of male society
Wear whiskers long and black;
OF saneness and sobriety
At present there's a lack;
For bolshevik RIGHTEOUSNESS
Has spread the country DER,
And law and conscientiousness
Aren't stylish any more.
When / come back I'll bring you
"A fine embroidered verst,
Al tame moujik to sing for you,
Some kopecks for your thirst
Some xemstvos, tough and leathery'
And finest Of them all
Some w~hiskers, thick and featherY,
10 bolsheyik your wall.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-01
Spring Frog-M Music
Delights Clayton
fClapton Gitizen.l

The biggest rain Of the year fell
here Wednesday, night filling the
lake and making nice little ponds
all over town. no celebrate the oc-
casion the Lake Orchestra re-organ-
lied and the harmonic f~rog-music
was soon waited on the gentle zap'
hyrs to every part Of the city We
know that the soothing music was
greatly appreciated by tho sleeping
public, for music OF d quartet Of bull
frogs possesses a soothing quality I'M
excelled BY any other and brings
WILDLY before us the picture Of q
night on 4 beautiful stream with 2
fishing tackle as q compani0ne Q, say
why not make a fishing pond out of
our beautiful lake,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-01
F4O,0OO,OOO UkrainiamS Anxious
Over Future Attitude OF Entente
Press Correspondent Cables illuminate
ing Information on Conditions III Remote Re
public Which Has Been Fighting Bolshevih
on East and Poles on West.

(NoTE,zThesa attitude o. the 3Soo0oOo To- 4ooOooo0 people Of the W.
rane, a new state which came into being with the breaking UP Of Russia
has been pe Of the puzzles from the World war on the east they have
been lighting the Bosheviki Of Old Russia and on the west battling with
the Poles TOR the possession Of Lemberg. An InterAiled commission, sent
TO Lember1 70 negotiate an afmhice between the ukralnians and the
Poles ~ the laHer part Of February, failed and the fighting for Lenberq
ern Word. #%t#
r. obtain the facts from The ukrainians themselves, The Associated
rress ser z correspondent to Stanisau, the capital Of the West Ukraine
republic rep and he has csbled illuminating information including an interview
forwarded ssts en- agtsIsisw With Premier Hoiuhewtt1 sxplslntng why the uk
In The suhjoined article The Associated Press correspondent has given
lniormstNs details Of the situation now existing IN the ukraineD
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-01
Growing Peas
written for the United states


4kI w lAtNOAA " - "f~WFE|rAE
School Garden Army1
Garden Peas or English Peas arc
among the most valuable Of all vege
tables. This is d c~ool-season crop
making its best root growth ~ early
spring Because Of this it is we'll te
plant then several sorts that mature
In succession.
Here is "a little list Of good var
ieties OF wrinkled peas;
Early: Sutton's Excelsior, Gradusi
Mid.season: Thomas Laxton, Tele'
phone, Alderman. Late; Roflaten
Champion Of England.
Growing: Prepare the soil Enop
oughly. Apply broadcast a ratnei
heavy dressing Of commercial fertl.
lizer or Of wood ashes. Wait until
the heavy frosts are past. Line IoI
double rows with six or eight inches
between each pair. For dwarf sorts
have the pairs Of rows fifteen or
eighteen inches apart Make lhe
drills three inches deep Sow the
seeds about one inch apart IN tne
rows. Cover two inches deep. Inn
only as necessary when the seedlnss
are too crowded. Weed early ana 81.
ten. Hoe the surfare only, peihk
careful not to disturb The roots. y
fhe growth III rich soil Is very rams
pinch OF the ends OF the vines.
Growing in Trenches: In regions
where the season is too bot and ary
for pea to succeed by the ordinary
methods Of culture, dig long trenches
ro.,ar NTH fyvn inches Of. soil, Al
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-01
Martial Law Put Ia
Effect in Indiana
Town During Strike

Linton, Ind April q. -Martial law
put into effect here shortly after
8 o'clock this morning as a result az
trouble attending d strike Of telephone
operators, State troops are patrolling
the streets, aided by local police. No
violence has occurred since the mob
which formed last night distressed.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-01

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Harrlnes
ton turned down the petition Of Mayor
koons Of Cumberland for permlsslcn
10 hold the Willard-De Dempsey fight IN
that city, THE governor would not
give the Cumberland people gnarali.
tee Of non-interterence.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-01

RoME@The chamber Of deputies
voted confidence in the cabinet by .
vote 81 3H2 ia Az, the latter votes be-.
IND cast BY socialists.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-01

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES has been
noisy anti-AmericaA demonstrations u
Fiume. American officers were hoot-
ed IN the streets, according to seports
received here. British and French
troops maintained order with dltIl-
Guilty.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-01
For The Fifth
Time Put It Over

(T. Benjamin Faucet In L~eslie'g)
Now, Of course the war 10 Overt
And we put 1t on them grand,
For we bit the German rover
Just The way he'd understand;
1t was force that causad surrender
III 4 style they'll not forget
But they forced US rs d spender
To pile UP a mampleth debt.
SO, with patriotic hustles-
Let MS dig in with q will
Like tho doughboys With their mls'
Gle
Demonstrated us their skill
For the Fifth Loan, when completed
We should Victory invoke.
DO not let their zeal be cheated
Buy bonds now, until-you're
brokel
W
VERSAlLLES@Tho main Gepmau
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-01

A hill, a walk. a tree, a moon,
"A boy, a girl, a bench, a spoon,
IA word, a hand, a touch, a don't
IA look, a sigh, q yes" a won't
IA squeeze, a kiss, q hiss, a squeeze,
A nurse, a doctor-infIuenza
w. s. w.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-01

PARle.AThe british prime Wipist'
er again interYened N the Italian slt.
uaklon BY sendira pne of his xrussse
associates to communicates pefa0nalV
with Premier Orlando at Rome.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-01
IN SIBERIA

IN SIBERIA
The Eskimo sleeps in his white bear
skin,
And sleeps quite well, ! am told,
so last night I slept in my little
bare skim
But | caught a hl OF q cold
G. W W., Co #.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-01
FAMOUS ALIRIs.

My clock was late, sir.
/ missed the boat, sir.
The top sergeant has it in for me.
1 didn't know you were an officer.
l didn't know 1t was against regu-
lations.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-01
PAckERs MELT WORKERS.

Chicago, April 70 Coionei n.
Spangler and E.sP. Marsh Of the presi-
dents commission on mediation who
have been here for seyeraf days with
reference to renewing the war time
wage agreement on the packers and
their employees, held an executive ses-
sion With the parties at interest to.
day.
The packers We're represented and
also thirty labor organizations al the
'ft0ckyardsg
BERLlNs-Bavartan troops with
10000 Prusslans have crossed the
Danube IN their marchon Munich, &C.
cording to Bambera reports,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-24
WINONA BANKS ASSETS
MORE THAN 100000

WlNoNA, Miss, Dcc.2i. (Spll-The
Bank Of Winona goes into the wear
dl9920 with its assets moro than 81 900.
ooo. IT was organized in 1885, 81 years
ago and today is the oldest bank In
Central Mississippi The original Or
ganl7ers were =, u. witty, Walter Trot.
YER u, l.. Sweatman, j. r. Lay, O. !,
Moore Benz Price and Charles Roberts,
ot this number D, l.. Sweatman, Of this
Guy, is the last surviving member. The
first president was Walter Trotter. who
was Its president twice and served the
bank longer as president than any
other, The cashier at the time of The
Organization was the late G. NJ. Camp.
peH During its "a years existence the
hank has had but three presidents and
lhree cashiers. Mr. w, s. Webster, the
present cashier has been connected with
the bank for q years. The present Of
Iicers are; Bcnry Hart president, W
r. Blackstone, vice president, W. s.
Webster cashier
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-24
New Elixir Called Aspironal,
Medicated With Latest
Scientific Remedies, Used
and Endorsed by European
and American Army Sur.
geons to Cut Short a Cold
and Prevent Complications.
Every Druggist in U. s. In.
structed to Refund Price
While You Wait at Counter
If Relief Does Not Come
Within Two Minutes.
Delightful Taste, Immediate
Relief, Quick Warm. Up.

The sensation OF the year in thu dru,
trade Is Asptronal, the two minute cola
and cough reliever. authorita t,voiv
guaranteed by the laboratories: testen
approved and most enthusiastically sn
dorsed by the highest authorizes ona
proclaimed by the common peonla az
ten times as quick and effective q 3
whiskey. rock and rye. or any other cold
and cough remedy they have ever triad
All drug stores are now suprlied WIFI
the wonderful new elixir, SO All vo,,
have to DO to get ria OF that cold r. ~
step into the nearest drug store, hanS
the clerk half dollar for a bottia -
Aspironal and tell him TO serve Won tue
teaspoonfuls with -four teaspooi1fuIs ~
water In glass. With your watch IN
your hand, fake the drink at one sw.I'
low and call for your money back n
two minutes II you cannot feel your coid
fading away like dream within IN
time limit. Don't be bashful. for az
druggists invite you and expect Won ~
try It. Everybody's doing II.
When your cold or cough is relIevea
take the remainder of the bottle homa
to your wife and babies, for AspironaI
Ia by far the safest and most effective
the easiest to take and the most agrees
able cold and cough remedy for infants
and children.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-24
DOCTORS FIND
REMEDY FOR
COLDS AND FLU
Calotabs, the New Nausealess
Calomel Tablets, Cut Short
Colds and May Prevent Flu
by Keeping Liver Active.

\ Physicians have learned from OK.
perience, during the epidemic Of in.
lluenza, THAT one Of the most important
factors IN the prevention Of flu and
pneumonia Is to keep tho liver active
so that the digestive organs NAV be in
perfect working order and the system
thereby enabled to throw Off colds
check ore throats and resist serious
complications. For this purpose thev
have found that the new naugealnss
calomel tablets called Caotabs, are lar
more effective even than the old stvle
calomel, which was formerly the uni
versal 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 CLIo.
tab at bed time with a swallow of
watcr-that's all No salts no nausea
nor the slightest interference with your
diet pleasure, or work Next morning
YOU wake w feeling fine, your liver
Is active, and your appetite Is lseen for
A good breakfast
For your protection Calotabs are sold
)nly IN original sealed packages, price
hjrty-five cents. All druggists recon.
mend and guarantee Calotabs Your
money back II you are not delighted |
With them. adv
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-24
CHARGE WOMAN WITH
MURDER OF HUSBAND

naiLihAS' Tex Dec. 2l--Formal
u4iplplalht charging Mrs Andrew OFT
win the murder Of her husband An.
Grew OFT, salesman, has been flea
mere. OFT was shot to death YESTERDAY
on crowded downtown street No
date for the examining trial of Mrs
~ has been set, She declines TO
Olt whose father lives in Missouri
utCthuy MED suit for divorce from her
wife, Ida OFT He served with th to'' INK ~,
supply train, Forty-second division and
was honorably discharged from tho
army on July l. ''o
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-24
COMMUNITY SINGING
POPULAR AT WlNONA

WINONA, Miss, Dec. "a. (Spl)-
Among the foremost holiday festivities
was community singing held at the
Methodist church this week. when all
the best musical talent of the city
joined together to offer the vocal and
instrumental treat Of the season before
q very large and most appreciative au-
Vocal solos by Mesdames Guy Hoster
and Lee Mclean, Miss Susie Gum and
Hartwell Blackstone duartets, MINES
Turner Wadsworth, Mclean and Miss
Sturdlvant; Messrs V. d. and S. j.
Rowe, Mrs. Mclean and Miss Sturdi-
want, violin trio, Mrs. d. b, Turner.
Miss Talley and Mr.. Cohen: violin solo,
Mrs Cohen. organ solo, Mrs. W. S
Webster reading by Mrs. Ruth Gray.
Mrs. N. V. Hutchinson presided at the
organ and Rev. J. B. Randolph was in
charge of the services.