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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-11
CARTAS DE MUJERES

novedad V toda Ia divina extraneza
conaue 70 habia adornado aquella a
ventura, quedaron ~sepultados baJo 81
peso de tan monstruosa vuigarldsd.
5Comprendes mi dese~speraclon? Tn
hombre que suplica que lie quleran,
Y que lie quieran un POGO y que Sc
acuerda del primer momento?
NADIA amiga mia, que Ell ultirno
de mis- ensuenos me ha rSuitado
una canisa de dormi1.
Sirvate este de lection J nc te ha-
gas fusion que pocos hornbres pue-
der desempehar Ell la realidad eli pa
pel que les senalamos en- nuestras CO.
mediaS dc amor.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-11

PaSa a Ia ultima colgurns
Milford chronicle., 1919-06-20

1T WOULD SEEM TO BE unnecessary for any citizen
to suggest to the members of Town Milford
other for that matter duty members
should feel themselves obligated to perform Every man
who accepts public Office the people without
pay should realize that he is accepting moral duty to
perform all the requirements which the laws governing
the town municipality require shall performed IN
less accepting Office of this kind realize this especial
part of their obligation carry and enforce
compliance Herewith, they unfit to occupy positions
in Town Council It requires certain amount of moral
courage do all that the government of town makes it
necessary to perform without favor to any person.
and without this courage, matter what other ability
man may have, he is disqualified and is a failure as a
public official Milford has been afflicted with officials
Of this kind in the and hope that the future will
bring new era It must be brought about, or Milford
will lose standing modern progressive town. with
ambition to keep the people alive easy to bury live
town by permitting officials without ambition direct
its affairs and administer its finances The Town Council
of Milford composed of good far as moral stand
ing is considered and their predecessors have been of the
same general character but there has directing
head in the town for the past years
was capable of outlining policy putting across admin
israve work of the various department which could be
pointed to with pride by the people The real business
purpose of conducting the administration has fallen
into the small political jeaousies the personal dskes
OF petty politicians These interests aided by
the awless elements which desired to have their personal
liberty run wild, far that interest concerned and
this combination has checked the growth of Milford along
the broader and better lines civic enterprise as well
the moral standards We have confidence that the peo
pie of Milford will realize that standing still and
then get firm hold upon the situation and again send
men to direct her affairs in Town Council who will recog-
nze that construction of any kind with purpose
to attain results which will result in permanent improve
ments and help to get the spirit of progress again started
Milford chronicle., 1919-06-20

BREAD is the staff of life but Milford, Delaware has
not one bakery in it, than miles to the
north and sixteen miles the south three auto
mobiles daily make trips Milford loaded loaves of
bread and cakes which should the town Be
side these automobiles each day the trains bring score
Of hampers of bread from bakeries distant cities and
frequently Of Saturday evenings the supply exhausted
There is an opportunity for of enterprise with
edge Of the business start modern bakery which will
grow into large business when the modern are
put into effect coupled with sensible displays and adver-
sng OF the products of the bakery busness-for
after the high standard of quality delivered there must
be attractive keep the public eye cenered upon
the business and interested in watching success
bakery should be the public street of the town
with all of the work done by the and employees
plainly in view thru large plate glass windows The
ovens should be open view by passing on the
street but enclosed from the dust dirt the street
small model mill advertised attraction should
be seen with the wheat being ground for the
bakers to use although it would course produce
anything like sufficient quantity of -four meet the needs
OF the bakery. Then the mixing bins the kneading ma
chinery and the actual making of the should be
clear to view, and especially the should be seen
as the bakers place the loaves in the baking chambers
and the final packing of the loaf in clean packages
and the purity Of the bread turned out from a model
bakery It will pay if worked out on a business basis by
men Of experience Baking is profitable as a business
and when the public taken into the confidence of the
oaker they will be give the support the bread
used IN Milford and in neighborng should be baked
IN model bakery operating Milford. plant on the
lines as outlined above will be advertisement for itself
Here is the opportunity, where is the man. or men, to
make it a reality?
Milford chronicle., 1919-06-20
A FINISH FIGHT

1t interesting that a conference in Wash
ngon officials of the United States Public Health
Service representatives of practically every
Health the United States considered
diseases much that they placed at the very
top of their health program for the coming year.
It of course that the energy of the American
medical profession will be united carry finish fight
and that time the not very distant future
venereal diseases will become remote
It is also good to that the work rests on a firm
foundation. Backed by the United Government
largely measure, all of the States five have
adopted into effect legislation for the
venereal diseases and making rapid headway
the eventual goal The has become peace
time necessity are few diseases as
generally prevalent easily communicable great
economic drain, the State assemblies and
boards of health decided to take advantage Of the ground
gained through legislation and clean up
There just things lacking guarantee quicker
These the proper attitude of the public and
the cooperation of the city and county officials The
States well organized far cooperation with
Government is concerned. 1t cities
and counties to organize in cooperation with the
Board of Health.
This quite naturally will come about when the public
opens its eyes.
And we might well begin right here at home would
be well realize later that the days gone
for keeps Not of reform but because they
breeders carriers venerea diseases $50 segre
gated districts with the prostitutes been put of
business Scarcely six have been left in the United
They will never come back.
We should realize that this accomplished in a little
than year, and Milford other towns must get
in the fight behind 1t is hardly time to con-
slider the propriey of the discussion The United
Government and the State Boards did not hesi-
tate because people considered venerea diseases
words which should not be spoken in public Because
they brushed aside false modesy they made great
headway.
We must do it here at home. Syphilis yellow fever
smallpox and gonorrhea all alike in the lexicon of
communicable diseases.
Let get busy and get Board of Health and
the United States Public Health Service us what to
do to control these dangerous infections
Milford chronicle., 1919-06-20
GREAT PERSHING STADIUM
IS FAST ASSUMING SHAPE
men OF THE UNITED STATES ARMY
ENGINEER CORPS ARE WORKING
NIGHT AND DAY.

One of the most remarkable engin-
eering races against time in history is
being won by the engineers and pio-
neer infantrymen now at work on the
great Pershing Stadium near Joinville-
le-Pont, a short distance beyond the
port de Vincennes.
The contract for the huge amphi-
theatre is which the Inter-Allied Ath-
letic Carnival is to be staged on June
% was originally given by the Y. NJ
c. A. to a French engineering COM
pany. The specifications were that
the construction was to be completed
by II p. M, May 26. Owing to short
age of labor and the difficulty of Sc
curing material, the contractors were
forced to abandon the attempt on May
3 and the Department of Construction
and Forestry of the United States
Army was requested to assume charge
and to make every effort to secure the
completion of the Stadium in time to
permit the holding of the games ac-
cording to schedule.
The telegraphic order was received
by the Director of Construction and
Forestry at 2.30 p. m, on May and
he issued telephone instructions to
Colonel E. L. Daley, the Section En-
gineering officer, at p. m. At p. m.
the first troops arrived on the site. At
that time approximately one-third of
the giant stadium (which encloses
nine acres, has a periphery measure
ment of $1,000 feet, requires 2,3O0
cubic yards of cement for its construc-
tion and will seat $4,000 persons, had
been completed.
The problem facing the Army engi-
neers was scarcely short of stupend-
out, but thanks to the employment of
appliances, the substitu-
ton of quicker methods in the pouring
of cement into forms for the pre-east
block system and, above all, to the
and devotion of the troops
employed, its solution now seems GER
tain.
Milford chronicle., 1919-06-20

WAR with Mexico seems to be unavoidable and this
past week the of the United States was compelled
10 cross the frontier between Mexico and this country
and tight the revoutonsts under the command Of villa
AFTER killing several and capturing others, the troops
returned to the United States side of the Rio Grande River
The shyshally policy Of this government for the past
Tour years with Mexico has brought about condition of
anars which is almost ntolerabe both governments
II Is now plain daylight that President Wilson's keen
ing US out OF war has been complete failure and in
seau OF hat slogan being fact it hasproved to be Just
the opposite President Wilson has precpiated the limited
states into situation with Mexico which brings shame
TO all Americans that government has failed to meet
and settle the revolutionary outbreaks in Mexico which
nave parayzed trade with that country and sacrificed
e hVes OF probably thousands Of people The same policy
almost made the intervening in the Great War fapra
and certainly cost hundreds thousands of lives as well
as billions Of money by the delay. The history of the
foreign relations of the United with foreign countries
not such as to arouse public pride and enthusiasm
Milford chronicle., 1919-06-20

FLYING WITHOUT STOP from America to Europe is an
accomplished fact and the work men who accom-
pshed this feat will down in history those who
have led in the exploiting and bringing practical
effect the modern discoveries of the ages Captain Acoc
who drove the bpane and Captain Brown navgated
the machine thru the fog rain-aden air and landed
in Ireland where they had planned before starting
have had experience which never come to other
and they have amply earned the which is ac-
corded to them. To fly through darkest night two
thousand miles and in the marvellous time sixteen
hours and twelve minutes is deed with which
human mind not cope It is only those who
experience in navigating the and those who
with airships, who appreciate the these
have accomplished 1t is too predict
flights between Europe and America they sure to
come It may be that in few years may break
fast in America and dine England that evening; but
that will be some time in the future certain how
ever that air travel will develop inland country
and become part our business world It
has already made place for in the transmission of
mail between large cities and viii soon get firm hold
upon the business world We read Of Darius Green
and His Flying Machine kind Of fable-dream but
even the dreams of that day been more than ra1,7d
and are in daily use, shall expect ne air ~ b =
medium Of the greatness Of this country during tho s
quarter Of a century ls HsA
Milford chronicle., 1919-06-20

WE HAVE LEARNED Of the promotion Of cantain
James W Cannon, the 59th Pioneers whose home and
family are in Milford Delaware to the rank Of Major
with peasure first because he promotion by
his personal work in the service Of his country
ana secondly because he is native of Milford self
made man. Major Cannon deserves his honorable pro
notion and the people Of Milford will glad to learn
That ne has more than made good officer in the
United States Army H. another column are PRINTING
an account Of the which the Pioneers. rather
four companies thAe regiment has assisted in com
pleeng As comp@ns hales from Milford. and Cap
tain Cannona first command, 1t viii be Of interest /
placed. The article IA question 81 taken from the Par
edition OF New York Herald Of May z6th and give
clear understanding Of the work soIdsra haN
~~.eea in recently
Milford chronicle., 1919-06-20

AMONG OUR MANY OTHER "a, ree,,.os
.ae lae' snal one-man government in the United ssats i
= {" emo Ihs was always big acountry for anv one
Milford chronicle., 1919-06-20
Noted for Efficiency

Colonel Daley's first step was to Sc
cure units noted for their efficiency
and spirit-Companies C and G of the
22nd Engineers, B, c and F of the
55th Engineers; B, H, K and L of the
59th Pioneer Infantry; A, B and C OF
the 22nd Engineers; A, B and c of the
12Sth Engineers; C of the 131st En-
/ gineers, and A and F of the S06th Pho
neer Infantry Colored.
These picked units-in all 3,100 men
entered upon the race with time in
the highest spirits and with the deter
mination to win. No barracks were
available, but a camp was quickly
placed under canvas. Work was or
ganized for the twenty-four hours in
shifts of eight hours each. Calcium
lights were installed to facilitate the
collection of material and the contin-
uation of the work of bending the re-
Enforcement irons after dark. Where
the French company had used two con-
crete mixers, six were placed in oper-
alton, with eight in reserve ready for
use in case of accident Material was
brought from Grievres by truck, when
rail communications failed, the driv-
ers entering into the spirit of the con-
struction workers and driving through
at night without sleep.
There has been much talk of pre-
serving the morale of the troops after
the armistice, but Colonel Daley main
tains that, although his men came from
hard work at other places, they have
entered upon the great race against
time with enthusiasm. The most nm
precedented things have happened. A
bugler who was late in sounding
reyeille for the first shift at a. m.
was only saved from violence at the
hands of his indignant comrades by
the interference of his commander.
Three lieutenants of one of the CON
had already started upon a
fortnight's leave. On learning of the |
work at Joinville they gave up their
holiday and reported for duty. Yes
terday three were observed pushing
a cement car on the narroW-guage to /
hasten the work at a particular point. |
Negro Pioneers
The negro pioneers pass heavy
buckets of cement in a fashion which .
superhuman endurance, and .
seem to enjoy it. When asked what
would be the reward of their efforts.
they all answer: ITO see the games
and then go home"
The greater part of the work on the
Stadium proper is now complete, and
interest centers upon the Tribune
1 Honneur, which is designed with a
'oof suspended from huge concrete
supports rather than resting upon
hem. The engineering problem is a
iellcate one and presents difficulties
lnder pressure of a time limit. The
'oncensus of opinion among officers
md men, however, is that, despite all
landicaps, the work will be finished
IN time. Hours-even minutes
'ount Realizing this, the men begin
work before the bugle and linger after
'ecall. During their rest hours thew
before a "progress-meter'
which shows a comparison of the work
accomplished to date and the work re-
lulred by ideal specification. The
Inference between the two levels is
lever great.
The ancient and modern worlds have
cen larger and more magnificent
tadia than that at Joinville-le-Pont. .
nut none built under more remarkable
onditions.
From the Paris Edition of the
,ew York Herald, Monday, May 26.
919.
Milford chronicle., 1919-06-20
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHI
Is Your House or Farm
For Sale?

Selling Real Estate is one of the SER
VICES we perform for our patrons.
We have Humber of properties in
hand at this time and will be glad to
handle your sale in the same manner.
We also take care of properties and
collect rents, pay taxes and insurance
and attend to all the matters of interest
to the owner or tenant.
Leave your property in our hands if
you contemplate being away from home
for any time.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-13

House dresses of unusual val
Ne; materials include Bingham
and percale in all wanted col
ors and combination effects; a
very neat and practical house
dress; a selection of $50, in
sizes SO to "A; they were orig
inally sold for Csc; on sale
Saturday, special, for ..,..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-12
KING AND QUEEN
COPPER COMPANY
OVER THE TOP
Kew Copper Mining Organisation,
with Valuable Holdings in
Grant County. Completes Sale Of
Financing Issue.

The King n Queen Copper COM
panr. with offices in Albuquerque and
holdings IN the Grant county copper
mining district. today announced
ccmpietion and over-subscription Of
ths financinc Issue Of the company's
stock. The company introduced the
stock FOR public subscription In Aibu-
querque ten weeks ago and has been
exceptionally H~eccessfui IN interest
ina business men here and through
out New Mexico IN the enterprise
which experienced mining men re-
sara ~ a sound proposition.
The company owns extensive COP.
= bearinG ground In Grant county
y reports Of a number Of reapon-
b E~eoiorints have been favorable
for he development 81 % producing
mine 81 important character DR.. J.
vod Hamilton o. Tuiarosa. \. NJ. IL
president OF the company. w. X.
Ramsey 81 ~ paHo. Il secretary and
treasurer. and . " Fisk of ri Paso.
~ tn general manager. a. ". Fisk
OF Ai~buquerque. assistant general
manager Of the company. T. In charge
OF The Albuquerque office. The gen
eral manager n expected here from
~ Pano Monday morning for a o IN
ference on plans FOR further develop
mont work n mill construction. Mr..
FISK said this morning hat the COM
pany would be ready 20 Ia
development and construction plans
Immediately after the conference.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-12

From an Investors
Stand Point

The four most Important factor" 'uf'rnr into tr -Hrfe "f tN
oil company ronfrt Of the honesty arI ihI. oI .h" management 'F
business men the relative location 90 lH holding H, Ain'NH OF N'.
age owned and me Capitalization = ne ,"wnln ln-,,'' oi wu
ing Unfortunately boo nl soicka mako d. ' point 900 l' .'II .HM'
into a COMPANY possessrs these toa, feature. 'a ,r ,h,N, "i ''
Tho people who have made Bog monr[ % OIL Iop" sr me l"np,
Nno have bought Iu rumuunrH pwulns NffH" Tracts 'i 1000" 'hh'i
hnn owning town lo. or blocks Of one ld 1870 acre..
A. All ulustrauon. tho Marine ui stock hi. "uId Tor " 1000" uff
share Hammond Art $4,000 rurk- WagEon'I $4,000 and u' Fowler
F.ru, on $50 600 90 Tho poslhnIueH Boo t" woes OF production l"I
our nry acres are almost unlimited MUh ur ufI pnuW lmi hi"
huidinea the investment u onN be Tow snare. "l "l r"'n n"nh' '"'f
rroyo 10 be- the foundation ft t totlnr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-12
Look Out for "Promotion" Stock

speaking 90 promoters Is % reminder HAT men aud women
thinking of huyinp oil stock should beware Of amy oil rpup,p,
nifrrlng stock Tor sale which has issued q single share of stock
i"r promotion purposes II there is merit u the proposition.
fh" stockholders who put up the money for development should
d" given q squire deal and the promotion, given uo advantage
over them
Beware of the compau! which ASKS you 10 pay par for i,
stock while b. I operating m wild cat or uuprn,,u TERRITORY
or which advance, NJ, price above par before i, has shown
even % possibility that b ran bring iu @ producing we'll Iu other
words and BOZ short
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-12
Frank Wildcats Are Safe Wildcats

II the company you are thinking Of investing with says.
frankly, that u Is q development company aud that IT. purposes
exploring unprovcn territory. and YOU are inclined Ia gamble
with It through local or civic pride or because the stocks have
been offered you at prices ~ far below par ~ ~ make them
particularly attractive, you might be- pardoned for taking
o. chance with u, hat look out for the company or broker
that insist, that money pat into stock of that kind is anything
ht a o." gamble %
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-12
FOR SALE

On account Of leaving the city.
will sell my broom cottage. all
furnished, at a bargain. Terms
Phone 6l3.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-12
Corporation Commission Satisfied

We have appeared before the members pf the New MrNIul
state Corporation Commission and have satisfied them that
1880 are organized upon 10 proper ha,ls. That Wr have ur promo
lou stock. that We are capitalized right, that We have five prop
.rto, Of ample acreage, u five different proven fields. each
tract surrounded Boy producing wells that our cgp, a, MOT ON
m rur basket, that We are paying no. salurir, and that We are
holding our expense, town to au absolute minimum, cuu,s
tent with guud cuisines, management
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-12
Get a Run for Your Money

Money invested ln the stocks ct companies backed hy men
rt known pruhty and which are ~ low capitalization. based
upon gcucrou, acreage boo absolutely proven field. s reasonably
vtr. AZ amy rate the investor will get q run for hi, money.
and he will have the satisfaction Of knowing that au honest
effort wa, made Go get an oh well, rather than make O. few
ur.llul.r. rLL
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-12
When You Buy Oil

You should buy il as carefully ~ you would buy a home,
m article of dress or The materials for a Sunday dinner.
II YOU follow that general rule you will make rigid inquiry
into the merits Of the companies which offer you their old
stocks.
Investigate the men 10 whom you are asked To entrust your
money aud who will have the management Of is expenditure.
Find out all there Is to be known regarding the lands upon
which the capitalization of the company is based.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-12
Beware of Guarantees"

Take with a grain Of salt the promises of promoters OF fiscal
uecnts who guarantee YOU that youu viii be- receiving divi
dcnds within 30. go 0r 10 days. or will guarantee ANYTHING
except that your money will be- spent m am honest cndcayor
to drill wells on the ground be- has or Processes Ia have and
who Will guarantee further ~ keep hs expenses down 10
M nhsoLnic minimum consI,lcni with good hm.lnes. indgmeni
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-12
Watch the Locations

The fact that the lands upon which the promoters say they
are going 10 drill wells are near or CLOSE 10 proven
ground may mean nothing or It may mean much. Find ont
how near or Close mey are Ia producing well and
whether or not there are producing wells on all sides 81 them.
Beware of the oil company which !, confined TO one locality
or 10 limited acreage. Investment IN the stocks Of that com.
pany savors too much of putting all your eggs IN one basket
We are told that Il is not wise to do that.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-12
nr,u,snFu sss.

Good wall unper ana painted wall
cleaning. We steam and dry clean
rugs Call bert. AL.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-12
Better Your Blood
Condition

with hypodermics OF iron. rsei ~ an
sanitnriums. Nurse will give hypo.
dermics al YOU home. Terms reason
able. Phone ifge-W.