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VdiiosOs cerffRcadOs de enconifo oe pronlinenfss
MedicOs Partercs que prescrfbsn odsnf-
Histran sus enfeTmas tan faBl0sa Bledicina.
n DIR. H. r. Koen de Ia Facutad de Ne6lcgns a. pasis
dc Por-au-Prince. Rep. De Ealti. CERTfFfCAs aTe s
scto mis- enerma Fl Compuesgo Mltchella ~ bsss ts
do admrablcs resultados os sucuiss ffa rsf
los dolores ecuentes duaue Il enbarazo pafto hs
cas- menstruaci6n dolorosa tdnico
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Todavfa encuentro negotiable ell te
ma movimiento intellectual; porque Ia
intelectualidad de un pals no puede
reducirse 1nicamente sus hombres de
ciencia, a sus artistas los cultiva-
dores de la Literature, Ell todos sus
generos. Son intelectuales, forman
parte de todo movimiento v resurgi-
miento intellectual de un pals, sus pro-
fesionales: profesores de instruction,
educacionistas, m6dicos, abogados, in
genieros, ETC., etc. Todos los hombres
que hayan dedicado su intelecto al
estudio de una profession la ejerzan
en- benefcio de la cultura de su pals.
I'll resurgimiento intellectual de nues-
tro Pals existe v es grande, asombro-
so, en- algunos 6rdenes de Ia iAtelee.
tualidad. En- los dos d6cadas que hemos
vivido bajo la soberanfa americana.Y
este resurgimiento puede anotarse suma-
riamente asi
Dsarrollo de las actividades politi-
cas-;
Progreso educational Y social;
Progreso comercial, agricola indus
trial;
Creaci6n institution de centros de
ensefanza
Crecimiento' brillante de Ia cla-
sc professional, aumentO y/eXtensi6n
del profesionalismo.
He include en- Ia relaci6n anterior el
progresO comercial, agricola e indus
trial, porque a el Sc han dedicado en-
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-10
WILDCAT WELLS
IN NJ CULL0UGH
Many Concerns Are Sink
ing To Test Out the Oil
Theory.

Brady, Tex. April 10.-At this time
oil men and investors are comment
ing very favorably upon the extern
sivs and thorough development OF the
oil territory IN McCulloch county,
Texas Last November the activities
in this county showed some proper
ton when a shallow well was brought
in, although some three or four test
wells had been made about there
more than a year ago.
When II miles northwest Of Brady,
the Tucker Oil company brought in
the first shallow well at Is feet IN
As gravity, there began noticeable
Increase in leasing and drilling oper-
atoms.
In this same field there are SIS shall
low wells drilling or under contract
There is an output OF from ten 10 %
barrels per day produced from the
five Tucker wells, and other Wels
have been drilled into the sand and
are now waiting for a pipe line and a
refinery to be developed
Although operations have not been
confined TO the proven shallow field,
& test wells cover almost every sec
ton OF the county. This proves that
McCulloch county will undergo one
Of the most thorough tests that any
undeVeloped oil territory has thus tar
gone through The result is that this
county is proving a drawing card FOR
investors from all over the InlIea
States, and very nearly all OF the
large companies have urilLug con-
tracts or are Understanding the
county heavily. Every possible aid is
being lent to oil men and investors
hv the Brady chamber Of commerce.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-10
To DRILL 4 DEEP
TEST IN NENARD
Norwood A Great Help To
Its District; Humble To
Have Tank Farm.

Cisco. Tex, April 1O.-Representa-
tives Of Thomas and Ludlow. Of
oklahoma City. Okla. announce that
the firm has contracted for drilling
deep test in Menard county. south
east Of the town Of BIenard
z. +. Deem Of Ringing. Okla. who
has an interest in the Wood q Woody
holdings in Coleman county, has re-
turned from that county. He reports
that his firm is drilling at 200 feet
in its fourth we'll The first and
third holes were lost The second was
a gasser-
Two drilling contracts in the east
ern part OF Somerweu county recently
were closed Tor wells on acreage be-
longing 10 Thomas and Ludlow, Of
Oklahoma City. One OF these is on
what is known as the Memo block
and the other on the Nubbin Ridge
block
Norwood n Great Help.
The Norwood gusher. which recent
" made a new daily record in in
diTidual well production. not only
wrecked the derrick and blew to
pieces the temporary storage tank
near il. but It blew up the hopes Of
some Eastland men for making Olden,
the new town between Eastiand and
Ranger, an oil-field metropolis in a
few weeks. Dry holes in ot-ec di-
rections from the toWnsite were fast
condemning the site for oil purposes
and making il more desirable for lot
sales. The Norwood we'll revived its
oil possibilities and causes leases
round about it to 90 to $1,000 an acre
bonus.
Supply Houses Coming In
The Frick-Reid supply company, OF
Tulsa. has purchased lots out OF the
Refining compauy's tract
here on which TO erect a supply store
that probably will be the largest 10
be established by this firm in West
Texas. The Continental supply COM
pany. Of St Louis, also has bought
lots and viii establish a store soon
Along the right OF way Of the katy
abroad here 100 feet OF track 'front.' J
age has been sold 70 oil wei supply |
houses.
Jay Whitaker. Of Oklahoma City,
sOninlaw Of George Ames, has moved 1
his family here and taken a posi- /
ton with the Liberty Refining COM 1
1any OF which Mr.. Ames is president I
Mr.. Ames announces that he plans /
soon to double the capacity Of the re-
dnery- The present capacity is 1000
1arrels daily.
The Humble OIL and Refining com
any nanounces that a tank farm and Z
pumping station on its Oklahoma
Texas pipe line viii be established at
,omyu-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-10
Standard Using 10000
Barrels Texas Oil Daily

Ranger. Texas, April 10-Thers are
10000 barrels OF oil daily being
pumped through the Prairie Pipe line
eight inch line northward. Most Of
this goes 10 the Standards Kansas re-
finery. There IS some oil supplying
the Baton Rouge refinery OF the
Standard Of Louisiana, but the most
Of this is shipped by tank.
Just as is being done between Cusn-
ing and here, the main eight inch line
OF the Prairie is being looped with an
alternating eight inch and u inch line
between Cushing and Avant 1t IS the
plan to extend this alternating loop
ing 10 Butler county, Kas, thereby
looping the whole line from Texas 10
the Standard refinery at NeodOsha-
Kas. This is the result OF the great
production Of the Texas crude oil.
1t has been found that by using the
combined eight inch line and the u
inch line that with an additional
power a very much greater capacity
can be handled
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-10
Heavy Rain At
EaStLand Holds
UbTheDriHerS
Splendid Progress Is Being
Made In Production OF
Oil, However.


Eastland, Tex. April 1O.-A prac-
tical shut down in the last few days
has been on at Eastland. the result
Of very rainy weather. The mud is
so thick that teams can not get
through it.
The Prairie oil and Gas company.
No. 1, Broansford. near Magnolia.
made a good showing Of oil at $500
feet Now drilling at $3.50 feet.
S F. Ballentine No. /. Pleasant
Grove church, set 125s inch casing at
200 feet Now drilling at 500 feet
Leon oil company No. 1 Allen, quar-
ter mile east Of Pleasant Grove
church, drilling at 800 feet
states Oil Corporation No. 1. Par
rack, six miles north OF EastIand
making preparations to shoot Depth
40S5 feet
J. A O'8Ialley. Brunette No. 1. lust
north OF the corporate line limits.
setting 10 inch casing at 100 feet
Benecum & Trees. No. ]. c. u. Con-
nellees preparing to give well a shot
OF nitroglycerine. Well is making
about 30 barrels now. Same company
OF the number one.
Caldwell Oil company No. I Sinners.
bad fishing Job and 20 foot cave in
at 300 feet
Humble company. Schoer No. 1 IS
reported as having 1900 feet OF oil in
well This Wen recently made a good
showing OF oil and gas and Is ex-
pected to soon prove itself
states Oil corporation No. I Nor
weed, drilling at 1850 feet
West Texas Oil corporation No
Dempsey, under roaming at 1445 feet
for ten inch casing
Root, Hupp & Duff. No. ] Perkins,
set 1914 inch casing at BIS feet Drill
ing at $50 feet
States OIL corporation No. Morton.
under roaming for ten inch casing at
s95 feet
Empire company. NO. /. Peoples. 10
cation and timbers in ground.
Humble company. No 1 Allen, one
mile from Gross well near Sipe
Springs. location.
Gulf Production company. No. I Dr. I
Downtain. one half mile east OF city 4
limits. good showing OF gas and oil I
II 31S5 feet
States ON corporation. No. 1 Tur-
1er. rig
Root. Hupp & Duff. No. 1 Poteet. :
lne half mile west Of Pleasant Grove
church, drilling at SIS feet
Cosden company have new location I
10 drill for gas about 200 feet from I
he Holcomb-
States Oil corporation. No. T. Y. !
Butler. rig
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-10
MITCHELL AND SON FORM
FIRM TO TAKE HOLDINGS

L h Mitchell and Son. the pioneer
oil operators Of Coleman county, Tex,
have organized a company with q ca
pitalization Of $4,000, 900 TO take over
their 1000 acres OF leaseholds with
three producing wells and one drilling
al in the noretheast portion OF
Coleman county. They also turn in
four complete strings Of tools and
other equipment The AIitchells take
as compensation for their holdings
$1,000. 900 worth Of the stock and the
rest will be sold to eastern connec-
tons OF the firm
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-10
TEST IS
DOWN 400FEET
Ten Deep Test Wells Have
Been Started In Taylor
County, Near Abilene.

Forth Worth. Tex. April 1O.-Drill-
.ers on the Sears well near Phantom
hill. are leading all the others in the
deep tests in the Abilene district The
Sears test is now down 400 feet
Ten deep tests have been started in
Taylor county near Abilene. with most
Of them in the Phantom hill region
The Sears wen is on the lease owned
by the Security Banking and Invest
ment company OF Fort Worth This
company has two tracts in Taylor
county and its geologist. Theodore
Cady, has just made location for two
more tests The company this week
closed a contract for 10000 acres in
Stonewau county, and owns $4,000
acres near Artesia. n. NJ
In addition 10 the Texas and New
Mexico holdings, the Security Bank
ing and Investment company has large
gas acreage and gas franchises in
three cities in Kansas 1t is not a
stock company but is controlled by H
L. Houghton. OF Sioux City. Ia; +. c.
Shoemaker, Of Pawnee. Okla, and Fl.
2. Trowbridge, Of New York.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-10
'HAPPIEST Man
IN THE STATE.
He SAYS
Farmer now eats things he
hadn't touched before in
nine years.

I had about given up all hopes OF
ever being well man again, DuE
since taking a few bottles Of Tanlac
J am enjoying as good health as I
ever did in my life. and have gained
twenty-five pounds in weight" said
Raymond z Latham. a well known
farmer who lives at Mantle, IL, while
In Peoria the other day
"A man never appreciates good
health until he loses its said Mr..
latham. at least 7 didn't Up TO the
time my heath failed me about nine
years ago, / didn't know what it was
% be sick 7 had a fine appetite all
the time. and when we came in from
the corn fields at meal time. I could
eat big, hearty meals and enjoy them
just want to say in this connection,
that we always believed in having
plenty OF the substantial kind OF food
that keeps a man In condition to do
the work on a farm, and Wnan i
ike eating that kind Of a meal /
knew that something was wrong /
discovered a little later that my
stomach was in bad shape. and in a
short time after ] ate a little, I would
have sour stomach. Then I would be
hours after every meal This condi-
tion kept on getting worse until be-
gan to have attacks Of acute indiges-
ton. and was told that these at
taclzs were liable TO XIII ne any day.
finally got so weak and rundown
that I was hardly able to do any
work at all 7 would have gladly Civ
en- every dollar ] possessed to get
back my health. but nothing I did
seemed TO help me
Nearly every day ! would read in
the papers about Taulac- and I per-
sonaIly knew some Of the folks that
we're giving these statements. so /
decided TO give Tanlac a trial my
self Wei, sir. in little or no time I
began 70 want 20 eat. NY appetite
came back in full force. and I was
the happiest man in the state Of
Illinois when / found my food was
agreeing with me ] was soon eating
Just the same things, and as much OF
them, rs I did nine years ago before [
I lost my health and have kept
Il up ever since / am in as good
health now as I ever was in my life, 4
and there isn't a man on my farm that
can DO more hard work in day than /
7 can I am never bothered with in /
or gas on my stomach, and /
IN fact am entirely free from all my I
troubles You couldn't name a price I.
that would consider. even for sec 7
ond, for the good Tanlac has done /
me. I am well and strong now, and i
that is Just the reason why I want 4
TO tell the world about Tanlac and I
all e has done for me"
Tanlac Is sold IN FL Paso by Kelly I
q Pollard and by the leading drug
Elsts in practically every city. town
and village in Americl--Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-10
Hand Grenade Dealers
Sue Sir Donald Mann
To RecoUer SI2,906,000

Toronto. Ont, April 1O.-Burgess
Lang and company. Of Boston. have
entered action here against Sir
Donald Mann to recover S12.g06.0O0
claimed due for expenses and dam
ages for alleged breaches OF contract
The plaintiffs say that they were
given an option for six months for the
sale OF the Shaw hand grenade to
Great Britain. United States, France
Italy. Japan and any OF the allied
nations They were prevented. they
claim. from exercising this option
Sir Donald declares that the plaintiffs
were given no irreTocable option
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-10
LACK OF BOILERS IS
HAMPERING OIL WORK

Cisco, Texas, April 1o.-In this sec
ton Of the country work is being de-
layed by the great shortage OF boilers.
West Texas IS badly in need OF a
larger number OF boilers than It has
been able to get This IS due to two
reasons. the inability OF the manufac-
turers to get enough materials and
sufficient men 10 do the work and to
the congestion Of the railroads, max
ing II impossible to get the required
articles from other districts as quickly
as needed This last difficulty IS be-
ing greatly relieved by dealers who
have sidings OF their own.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-10
INDICATING IN HOOD
COUNTY LATEST IN FEVER

validating in Hood county Texas,
is the latest IN the spread Of the oil
fever growing in intensity IN the
north central Texas fields Reports
from Granbury in that county are to
the effect that seven different loca-
lions have been made, four Of which
are already drilling and the others
are nearly ready.
Following are the wells and the ap-
proximate distance Of each from Gran
bury: The Norris. two miles east; De
Cordova, eight miles southeast; Poul-
son. eight miles southwest; Under
wood 16 miles southwest: Followill,
IS miles northwest. Written. five
miles north. and the Cogdeu, eight
miles north
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-10
NOT DRILLING
INTHE PALOMAS FIELD

AA44A1AG-A " -AHn ~ Al e
Editor FL Paso Herald:
Upon my return TO New Mexico
find with regret that you have quoted
certain people under recent dates in
regard TO my investing or prospecting
for oil near Hot Springs. Sierra
county, New Mexico. The writer has
not prospected nor has he had any oil
experts look over this field and I
have no intention at the present time
Of putting down any test wells I
find that several friends Of mine, who
were filing in this vicinity put me
down for a small filing without my
knowledge
I sincerely hope that there may be
oil in the vicinity OF Hot Springs, but
I consider Il purely a wild cat terri
tory.
The writer would appreciate very
much II you would publish this letter
as feel sure you are just as anxious
as am that no innocent parties make
any worthless investments through
any cause OF ours.
Very truly yours,
A Wfum0Tn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-10
KIDNEYS WEAKENING?
BETTER LOOK OUT!

ment Of the Netherlands granted a gps.
cisl charter authorizing It's sale.
The good housewife Of Holland would
almost as soon be without food as With
out her Real Dutch Drops" as she
quantity calls GOLD MEDAL Haarlsn
Oil Capsules. Their use restores
strength and is responsible IN a great
measure for the sturdy, robust health
Of the Hollanders.
Do not delay Go 70 your druggist
and insist on his supplying you with q
box Of GOLD MEDAL HARLEM On
Capsules. Take them as directed, and
if you are not satisfied with results your
druggist VIII gladly refund your money.
Look for the name GOLD MEDAL On
the box and accept no other. In sealed
boxes, three sizea.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-10
WORK ON WELLINGTON
TEST WELL Is BEGUN

Work has been commenced on the
Wilmington test well Of Whiting
ton, Hagaman and associates on the
Pound lease, eight miles southeast Of
Tucumcari, Quay county, New Mexico,
according to report from that town
The derrick has been finished and the
drilling machinery Is being hauled
from Lesbia station just east OF Tu-
cmcari.
Il II. Hagaman, OF Ranger, Texas,
Is the head OF this enterprise and as
ISOLATED with him are Dallas and
Amarillo people, together with some
from Kansas. This test Is planned TO
80 1000 feet II found necessary
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-10
Smith Pleased
With Outlook
For Oil Here
Burkburnett and Wichita
Oil Man Likes Forma-
tons At Ell Paso.

7 know Of no place more promising
for sinking a prospecting well for oil
than around FL Paso." said J. A. D.
Smith. president Of the Lone Star Re
filming company. Of wichita Falls and
the man who. as a pioneer in the
Burkburnett field IS reputed to have
made a million dollars out of his sue
cess
Wednesday Mr.. Smith started out
with several Ell Pasoans to make
visit to the property Of the Hueco
Basin OIL company. east Of Fl Paso,
but Ignition trouble detained the
party on the mesa east Of Fort Bliss
until 5 o'clock in the afternoon, and he
had TO content himself with making
inspections Of the mesa country.
The geological maps show the
existence Of the same Pennsylvania
formation in the HuecO basin as eX-
lists in the Ranger field said he, "and
] wanted to see IL for myself, and I
am sorry that I was not able to see
this field, but I have 70 return home
today I viii visit it later"
Impressed with Region.
4 was much impressed with the
country east OF Fl Bliss IS far as we
went" he continued. 4 found small
Clipped pieces OF limestone and small
red pebbles mixed in the surface sand, 4
Just as you find in the Ranger field 4
The country looks much like the /
field, though there is more
sand here"
Mr.. smith gathered up many OF
the small limestone chips and care 4
fully cut them with g knife to as I
sure himself it was similar to that in |
the Ranger field
IF I had a sufficient acreage to !
warrant drilling, I do not believe I I
would hesitate to drill around Fl 4
PasO." he continued. I'VE know there i
is oil under the ground and, from my
experience IN the oil country, know
OF no region that looks more favor
able than here One IS apt TO hit oil
anywhere around here, should say.
salt Water Not Deep.
in some OF the locations here
abouts, I believe salt water would be
struck at a depth Of 500 feet. Where
strike oil Oil IS not always struck
always strike salt water where you
ind oil
"As I came in from Fort Bliss I
noticed a pronounced outcropping or
inc rock on the southeast corner Of
Mount Franklin thick stratum OF
Q They 90 through Just such a
'tratum in every well they sink IN the
sanger field They also encounter a
-elIoW stratum and just above the
Ill sand, a stratum OF blue limestone
The formations hereabOuts all indl-
ate the presence OF oil"