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El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-10

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Santa Fe, N. NJ, Abril 2, 1919
AL Editor de Ell Nuevo Mexicanos
A fin de que e1 conci1io de defen'
sa eumla o ell objeto para que
fue creado, permitame que lie supli
que publican la siguiente carta Off
ciaI que aoabo de recibir de Nues
Itro Coneilio de Defensa N~acional.
Las comisiones legales, las sec
clones de servicio del hogan de Ia
Cruz Roja, y todas las personas que
Sc meneionan EN- ell parrafo 2 de di'
cha carta Sc les suplica que den a
este conciiio al conciIio de estado
cualquiera information que tengan
en- su poseci6n o que mas tarde lie.
guen a tener con relaciones conte-
midas en- dichos parrafos.
Benjamin M. Read,
Presidente del cencilio de defense
del condado de Santa Fe.
Concilio de Denfensa Nacional,
Washington, ~ de Mario, 1919.
"A los diferentes concilios de De-
fensa de los condados:
sSe informa que existen muchSs
casos por TODD ell estado, donde los
dependencies de soldados y mari
neros no han recibido las asignacio-
mes, concesi0nes, aseguransa y com
pensaci0n, que proveia la acta de ese
guranza del riesgo de la guerra; y
algunos casos donde los soldadOs ;
marinerOs que han ~ragresado, no nan
recibido sus pagos 0 sus cOmpensa-
clones por lastimaduras.
"Siryanse hacer indagaciones de
las comisiones legales, ell ~servicio
del hogan de Ia Cruz Roja y 0tras.
y hagan que los periodic0s locales
den ~publicidad que ell concilio de dc.
fensa esta investigando tales recla-
mos.
fSirvanse reportar cuaIquiera re-
clamo con todos sus pa~fticuiares,
dando la direction complete y los
nombres de los soIdados y marinos,
con la designation propia de las uni
dades d que ellos fueron asignados.
como tambien las direcciones VI
los nombres completes de los depen-
y benefIciarios v las sumas
lue Sc reelaman.
"Muchos de esos dependencies ne
ell dinero mucho, y sc les de-
y esperamos que lie den a este
isunto su atencion pronta y cuida-
iosa.
Muy respetuosamente,
Charles Springer,
Presidente de la comisi6n ejecu-
iva del concilio de defensa de Nue.
o Mexico.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-10

nosotros al mirarlo, Ell preservarl)
lei delicadamente cuidarlo porque Ia
simple vista de el pos traira a nues'
ira memoTia reminicencia de hori
bres y de- proezas que siempre esti
maremos con ~afectuoso orgullo
amor.
Para este proposito, p0r 10 tanto,
iy para perpetuar una practica que
nunca debe serle permitidu que de-
~saparezca de entire nosotros, 70, o,
IA GARRAzOLO Gobernador del En-
tado de Nueyo Mexico, por este de.
signo Ell dfa II de Abril, A. D. 1919,
como
Ola DE ARROLES
y en- ese dia 70 invite al pueblo de
Nuevo Mexico, hombres, mujeres, V
niios, que salgan con animosa buena
yoluntad' Y planten arboles por TODD
nuestro amado estado, y Yo practi-
camente sugiero Que al Qhacerlo, va
sea que Sc planten arboles indit I
duales, grupos 0 boscajes de los mis-
mos, 0 aun huertos, Sc les den los
Inombres arriba indicados, 10 cual Sc.
ra para 81 indiyiduo una inspiration
'el ~cuidarlos y atenderlos con amor y
affection, y p0r este otro y ADDITIONAL
medic pruebemos nuestra gratitud.
nuestro amor y nuestra admiration
por los v~alientes hijos de Nuevo Me-
xico que pelearon y murieron para
que un gobierno libre e~xistiera. Y
tambien pido que los maestros on
todas las instituciones de ensefanza
del estado, y en- las ~escuelas publi-
cas- y priyadas de Nueyo Mexico,
pidan a sls aIumnos que salgan ese
dfa y trabejen fielmente, industrio-
samente y con amor en- 81 poner y
plantar arboles, como aquf anterior
mente dispuesto.
EN- FE DE 10 QUAIL 70 ne
presto a este mi mano vi
causado que Ell Gran Selio
del Estado de Nueyo Mexico
sea fijado.
Hecho en- la ciudad de san
Ia Fe este dfa 81 de Mario,
A. D. 1919.
o. A, LARRAZ0LO,
Atestiguo: G~obernadoy,
MANUEL MARTINEZ.
S~ecretario de Estado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-10

AL d9pafRmento S. lie dan podores
empiios aunQue no legislatures. Tie.
no poder para inventigar, opntrolar
~ disminnif las cRusab de ia enter.
medal. especialmente epidemica,
fnentes de mortalidad y los efectes
de la localidad, empleQs y otfas
condiciores sobre IA sallbridad puT
plica y que establezcan pleitos en-
las cortes para ~enforzar las reglas
de salnbridad. r~eg1laciopes y orde-
mes que can pr0mulgadas bajo las
mismas por 81 cuerpo de salubridad.
La secci6n 10 de Ia ley exphca en-
detalle considerable 10 que son las
limitacidnes de los ppderes del do.
partamento y cubre la regulation
para poner Ia tuberia, drenaje y a.
bast0s de aqua, y los cahos de des
perdicios. su disposition, transpoy-
taci6n, la inhumaci6n y sxhumaci6n
de los muertos, Ell derecho de haeer
investigaciones de Laboratories v que
Sc mantengan facilidades para ese
proposito, la discrimination de infors
maci0n de salubridad p6blica, re-
gulaciones de sandal Y la seguridad
para ell consume de leche, carne y
otros alimentos. v para hacer cast
todas las cosas que los departamen-
tos modernos hacen.
Theme tambien ell departamento
jurisdiction sobre los oficiales de sa-
lud pdblica de condado y munich
palidades Y la information de esta-
tisticas importantes. AL individuo Sc
lie da Ell derecho de que escoja al
meddico, y que 10 traten seg6n su
escogimiento, pero la ley no excuI
sa a ninguno de la observation CT
las leyes de sanidad y las regula-
clones del departamento. Sc provee
para la VAGINA, ell dnico case que Sc
haoe exception es cuando ell indivi-
duo muestra I'm certificado de su
Imedic0 declarand0 que la cOndici6n
fisica del nino es tai, que la vacu-
ma lie pondria en- peligro la vida y
la salud del nino.
I'm pFovisto esplendido de la ley
es aquel en- que le da derecho al
departamento que cuando quiera que
exista una enfermedad epidemica que
ponga Ell peligro a la salud pnblis "a,
este puede pedir dinero prestado a
credito del estado para pelear tai
epidemic, a una suma que no excs-
da a $4,000.
En- Ell proyecto de a~propiaciones
generates Sc 10 concede al de paTta-
mento POGO mas de $4,000 para los
gastos del corriente ano, que es Ell
ano fiscal que c%oncIuye Ell dfa 80 de
Noviembre pr0ximo, y $4,000 por
cada uno de los amos fiscales, octar
vo y noveno. Hacienda I'm total de
$a5 900 por los siguientes tres amos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-10

casa en- que viye, Sc p~rocurara teneI
constantemente presente en- la meme
del pueblo de Portland, por medic
de anuncios en- los ~peri0dicos, en-
los tranvias, carteles de pagos, en-
conferencias, en- los teatros, en- los
sermones, en- las juntas por medic de
los oradores y por medic de premios
en- contestas y otros met0dos.
Tambien Seattle tiene un movi-
miento semejante, que naci6 del pre-
blema de cas- que Sc desarrollo en-
la plaza por ell trabajo de la guerra.
Segnn 10 dice ell American Lumba ar
man, Seattle Sc ha impuesto la
tarea de edificarse cinco mil cagas
este aho y Ell movimiento de edifi-
caci0n narece que solyera las diff
cultades financieras que estan CO.
nectadas con Ell programa. Los hobl-
bres de negocios y los duefos dc
propiedades estan comprometidos per
lsonalmente de edificar cada unO,
una o mas casas para vender en- pla-
EOS, no como una empresa de ganan-
ella, sino como un deber cfvico. Ia
ciudad no tiene ninguna compahfa
Ide hipotecas que presto sumas ra-
%zonables al pueblo para habilitarlos
que Sc edifiquen 0 compren casas.
Por 10 tanto Sc organize una corpo-
raci6n para ese fin con un capital
de 5000, 900 pesos. Sc escudrinarcn
los registros de propiedad raiz y Sc
hizo una lista que muestra ell nom
bre de eada duenO de propiedad que
tiene cinc0 o mas solares vacantes
dentro de los limites de la ciudad,
" Sc buscaron estos duenos de pro-
piedad para que Sc comprometieran
Ia edificar casas, y como resultalO
Sc asegur0 adificar 1850 casa este
-ano.
En- Texas Sc ha pasado la ley de
que cada uno tenga su propia casa,
.~Droveyendo del credito del estado
para que cada ciudadano que es ca
beza de familia y que desee proyeer
a su familia con n casa puede
hacerlo. Bajo sesa ley %cualquiera hi
Doteca II obligation que Sc contraiga
para edificar casas esta excenta de
tasaeiones. Varias ciudades en- ell
estad0 de Texas han lebantadO for
dos para proteger a los Que quiefan
tener slls casas. Elsa ley no solo
intenta ayudar a los habitantes de
las ciudades: sine tambien redlcir
nLmero de arrendatarios en- los
ranches de agriculture en- Ell estado
y asi ayudar a la ~poblacion y al del
.sarrollo.
En- nuestros dfas. SO puede comen-
Ear Ell fondo de sea dueiio de su
propia casa" con la pequeha suma de
IS c%entavos. rs centavos compraran
una estampilIa de economic. 10 es-
tampillas de economic Sc pueden q
iadiendoles unos cuantos centavcs,
sonyertir N una 'estampilla de aho-
rios de guerra. que vale clnco pesos
terlnino de cinco amos.
Las estampillas de ahorr0s de que
'ra, garantizadas por Ell gobierffo es-
an ganando mas que cuatro por
de interes c0mpuesto cada
iimestre y la inversion propia para
j @fondo del hogarR. Tan pronto
Sc eompra la primera estampi
10 do alorros de guerra el f0ndo
a ganar ~iAteres, y continue
.,anandolo por cinco amos. Siempse
'sta obtenibIe para una emergencia,
z al mismo tempo Sc le puede aeli
nnlar diariamente por medic de los
lhorros mas pequeAos.
r.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-10
fo6 voTos DEcIsIVos EN- la
ELECTION De EscuELA EN-
SANTA FE.
Tres Candidates de Ia BoIeta no Par
tidarla Fueron Electos Sin oposi-
ci6n por Muy POGO voto,


Unog .cuantos mas de I'm centenar
de los ciudadanos de Santa ne tu-
vieron interes suficiente en- la con-
ducci6n de los asunt0s de las escue-
las pnblicas de La ciudad. yend0 q
las urnas ~eIectorales y depositandp
su boIeta por directories de. escuela.
Los tres candidates en- la boleta no
partidaria, agraciados fueron Frank
Gormley, Fran Andrews y Mrs. Lola
Afmijo sin oposicl6n ninguna, no
obstante que un vote en- Ell primer
barrie Y dos en- oil cuarto fueron de-
Ip~ositados por la Sra. Palen, la cual
no era candidate.
FL Sr. Gormley recivi6 102 divi
dido entire los barrios como sigue
primero 81; segundo SS; tercero 1S;
cuarto 10.
III ST.. Andrews recivi6 1903 yotos
dividido entire los barrios como sl-
que; primeroS7; segundo 80; tercero
13; ouarto 20.
La Sra. Armijo recivi6 100 votos,
.divididos en- 10 sdguiente lorna, prt
meros6; segund0 80; tercero 19;
cuarto is.
M Mayor Davis inform0 que IA
db6lciOH uuc Aub HeShd 81 HtolNps -
las tres de Ia tarde por upo dc log
~soportadores de la bnleta no partir
daria y reportes hechOs p0r telefono
al efeoto de Que Ia yotaci6n no estaf'
ba alberta en- los barrios uno y tres
fue inooFrecta. v que on realidad Ia
votaci0n esfaba alberta en- los cuatro
barFios de 10 ciudad.
Varias senoras promientes mott
ficaron : la oficina de III Muevo Me
ell martes que no podian In.
liar a nadie cue recihiera las voletas
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-10
IA FuERzA DE LA POLlcIA ne
pucIDA "A DOS PARA AHoRAR
PARA oTRos FINES


La Reorganization do la adminis-
TRACTION de la ciudad para OIL p6sximo
ano venidero diminncion de la fuer-
"a de la policia Y la dicusi6n del
possible progFama de payimanto fue.
ron los principles asuntos de la
session del conoilio de Ia ciudad Ell
mierc0les en- Ia noche.
Nicolas Sena fine nombrado maris.
cal de la ciudad v So vino a una con-
clucIon que la paz v 81 orden de
Santa Fe Q S tai que es ~inecesario
toner una grande fuerza de policia,
por 10 tanto en- 10 future, ademas
del mariseal, 81 inico guardian de
Las vidas Y bienestar de los ciudada'
nos sera Jose Amado Martinez, Ell
que Sc consideTara como asisteute de
Sena Y estara scn servicio durahte la
Esto representa- I'm ahorro.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-10
MANUEL MARTINEZ De TAOS
VicTiMA DE LA GUERRA

I'm las r~esientes baias repoftadas
Ipor ci departamento de guerra, a.
Iparecen los nombres de Charles s.
Hilburn dc San Patriotic hefido Iege-
'mehte, Y 81 de Manuel Martinez de
Taos mnerto en- aeci6n, h~abiendo s.;
do preyiemente fepoftado herido, en-
grade indeterminado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-10
AVISO MPORTANTE.

Todas las c~artas, comunicaciones y ordenes
ash como giros p~ostales, deberan hacerse a la
Santa Fe New Mexican Publishing Corpo-
ration" y no a nombre de personas particu-
lares, desde esta fecha en- adeIante.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-10

Para que continna con ese pesar
cansado y abatido. sin poder conner,
ouand0 una ,caja de Dastillas de
'MeritoI Nux v Iron SO gaRahtizan
absolutamente que he quitaran asns
'pesaras miserabless Sc nsnde solas
menie por la bien conocida ~farnlncia
de WeItmer.H Burrows Drug co.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-10
Ell coNclLIo DE DEFENsA DE
SEA oBTENER INFORMATION
DE LOS DEPARTAMENTos
DE LOS SOLDADOS QUE
NO ,HAYAN SlDo
cOMPENSADOS

Sc Informa que Existen Muchos Ca.
SOS en- Ell Estado Donde los Deepen.
dientes no han Recibido 10 que sc
les Concedio, Concesiones la Asc-
guranza; Ell ConciIio Investiga Ia
les Casos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-10
Muy respetuosamente,

Charles Springer,
Presidente de la comisi0n ejecu-
|tiva del concilio de defensa de Nue.
|vo Mexico.
The Pulaskian., 1919-01-10
BIG CELEBRATION BY BILLY.

Sergeant William r. Babcock, known to his many friends as Billy, recently celebrated great event tn France. After an illness of ten weeks with pneumonia following influenza, he walked twenty feet Not knowing whether he would ever be able to walk again this feat gave him great pleasure, although it tired him. In a recent letter to home folks he says he has lost fifty pounds in weight and most of his hair. He was rolled in blankets, put in a big basket, ear ried to an ambulance and started on shis way home. In his letter the word home" was printed in a waverang hand but in box car letters. As hos pital transit is slow, he did not know when he would reach the States. But he is on the way.
The Pulaskian., 1919-01-10
LOCAL AND PERSONAL,

Miss Ruby Crow of Pine Bluff, who was a weekend guest of Miss Donna Koonce, has returned home.
 Lawrence Bradley, Jr., who recent ly received an honorable discharge from the Army, has accepted a posi- tion with the Peoples Bank.
 Will Rosenbaum has returned from Philadelphia, where he took military training for time and is doing spe- cial work at the High School
 Miss Grace Byarlay entertained six teen guests with a party ushering in the new year. last week. Music and dancing were enjoyed and delicious luncheon was served.
 An interesting letter will be given in next weeks Pulaskian from Ser geant Replogle, who was terribly wounded and reported dead in the Forest of Argonne battle.
 Dr. s. G. Boyce, who was severely wounded in battle the latter part of September and who has since been in the hospital is now able to be up. He writes that as he can be of no more service in the Army he will come home as soon as he is able
The Pulaskian., 1919-01-10

French bread, and eating as if lie relished it. As Lieut. Briggs was about to dine he invited the young officer to be his guest. The invitation was readily accepted and the two young Americans in Germany broke bread together and ate meat. The meat seemed to go to a long yearning spot near the heart of the guest. He ate as much as good manners allowed, perhaps more. His explanation that he had not tasted meat in many weeks was sufficient to explain an unusual appetite.
 When the feast was over and the guest went to thank his host, the lat ter said My name is Briggs" As ready to tell his name as was the young officer, the guest said My name is Roosevelt" This was the way they met under the Stars and Stripes in Germany, two Americans of widely separated territory but in 2 common interest.
The Pulaskian., 1919-01-10
IMPORTANT NEW
 BOOK ANNOUNCED
PRESIDENT OF THE AUTHORS AND COMPOSERS SOCIETY HAD "A SURPRISE
 NOTICE.

President Clio Harper of the Au- thor's and Composers Society of Ar kansas at the close of his address at the mid-winter meeting Tuesday night made an announcement which came as surprise to most of those present and will be of general interest.
 He had just nished reading the col lection of congratulations that had been sene him on the advent of the Society's new monthly publication, when he took up a card from which he read:
 "J. B. Lippincott Company take pleasure in announcing the publica- ton in February of Mrs. Bernie Bab- cocks new novel, The Soul of Ann Rutledge, Abraham Lincoln's Ro- nance, which in addition to being a romance of unusual power, is also an important contribution to Lineolniana Y. The story reyives, in the pioneer setting of the time, one of the rarest and most exquisite love stories in history"
 MT. Harper. who has known Mrs Babcock since she did her first news paper work some years ago under his direction as managing editor, follow ed the announcement with some com ment of appreciation for the work If an Arkansas writer.
 In speaking the announcement Mrs.
 In speaking of the announcement Mrs. Babcock said, "The publisher 5 announcement of The Soul of Ann Rutledge' suggests to me a young and shining palm just rising from it's birth place on some lonesome coral reef
The Pulaskian., 1919-01-10
BEE KEEPERS MEETING.

An important meeting of the Pulas- Ri County Bee Keepers Association was held at the Old State House, Lit tie Rock on Saturday at ten o'clock. The purposes of the meeting were to secure a greater membership, perfect the organization and discuss the pur- chase of supplies The state special ist on bee culture was present and discussed Spring Manipulation and Swarm Control The progress of this organization means much in dollars and cents to Pulaski county when Dee keeping becomes better understood.
The Pulaskian., 1919-01-10
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 Health is very good at this writing except Mrs. Chas. Hardcastle, who has been i'll for month, but is im- proving at this writing. We all hope she will soon be we'll
 J. D. Foster killed hogs Thursday as he said he was waiting for cold weather. The weather turned most too cold to suit him.
 Carlos Beall had the misfortune Of losing three head of milk cows during the high water We are all sorry to hear it, but it is too late to say any thing now as we can't help the mat ter any.
 Chas. Corbett and wife, Bertha, of Little Rock have moved to this place as they say they stayed away from Gravel Ridge as long as they could
 Will Goss of Camp Pike has got ten an honorable discharge and is back home again. We are all glad to SeG Hiii DotSh diiu hopC " WOu bS long until all the boys will be home.
 The young people of this place were badly disappointed New Years might as they intended to have dance at the home of Booth Simpsons and it rained them out We are not dis heartened. We will have it soon.
 Lex Beall is intending to give a dance as soon as he gets his house completed, which he has been work ing on for almost five weeks.
 School started again Monday after a weeks vacation Christmas. We all want to put our whole efforts on our books, as we have nly abut three mre months of school this winter.
The Pulaskian., 1919-01-10
Snodgrass & Bracy's Mail Order Business Increases Ey-
 cry Day.

This firm-Arkansas Mail Order Drug Store-has outgrown all expec, tations. There was time when their parcel post business would be attend ed to in a few minutes; now they have a man employed especially for this department, and he's kept busy getting out drugs, sundries, perfumes. hospital supplies, face creams. toilet articles, rubber goods of best quality. etc. The store has earned the repu- tation-namely, You car get it at Snodgrass & Bracy's." Send in to day your mail order. Arkansas Mail Order Drug Store.
The Pulaskian., 1919-01-10

had the "F'lue", but he said he would le here next third Saturday and Sun- day ,and if he was unable 10 come he would send some one in his place. The party at Horace Singelton's last Monday night was enjoyed by all. The sad accident was reported here which happened last night to Mr. Rauch and two daugl- ters, Miss Emma Rauch and Mrs. Sophia Arnold. MT. Rauch was burn ed very badly, and Mrs. Arnold was burned to death. Don't think Miss Emma Rauch was hurt at all. The bereaved family have the sympathy Of this entire community
 Daddy's Baby.
The Pulaskian., 1919-01-10
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 Elsberry Fancy has come home on a visit.
 MT. George Mccain and Elsberry Fancy called on MT. Webb Sunday afternoon.
 MT. Sizemore has moved on Mr. Cox's place until they get his house built.
 Miss Bessie Davis is teacher at Central School We hope she will be a good teacher.
 Mrs. Moore came out from Little Rock Sunday and broke her car down and had to stay until Monday after noon.
 MT Harvey has moved in our neigh borhood
 Mrs. Annie Rhodes is visiting her father and mother. MT. and Mrs. Kizer.
 There will be prayer meeting at MT, Burtam's Saturday night. Every body Is invited.
 Mrs. Ellor Webb was visiting in Bethel neighborhood and reports that John Brattern's folks have the Flu
 A Friend.
The Pulaskian., 1919-01-10
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 Miss Ora Red, who has been at tending school at Jonesboro, is spend ing the holidays with home folks. Misses Ruby Coulter and Ealy Red spent last Saturday sin Little Rock. Messrs. Ebert Busick and Jas. Hale of Landmark visited friends here Wednesday.
 Dewey Harper, who is in the Naval Training Camp at New Orleans, was home on furlough Christmas.
 Miss Stella Grogan, who attended school at Bauxite, is spending the hol- idays with home folks.
 Miss Fannie Harper, who teaches at Parker, was out of school last week on account of influenza.
 Miss Etta Red of Little Rock spent Christmas with home folks
 Curtis Williams visited at the home of MT. A W. Coulter Wednesday af. ternoon.
 Mrs. Tom Smith of Little Rock vis- tied MT and Mrs. Tom Smith of Guilford last Wednesday. N Miss Minnie Busick and Messrs. Ebert Busick, Jas Hale and Verdie Red took dinner at the home of Mrs. Etta Red Sunday.
 Mrs. O. Morehart spent last Satur- day in Little Rock.
 Misses Ruth and Eva Grogan spent Monday in Little Rock
 Miss Fannie Harper and Messrs. Fred Hogan Lex Grogan and Dewey Harper visited Misses Ealy and Etta Red Wednesday afternoon
 Quite number of the young pe6ple attended the Christmas tree at Mabel vale Wednesday night. A nice time was enjoyed by all
 Say. you Ivy Chapel writer, who signs the nome de plume, Some body's Darling, we have an idea we can guess whose darling. May we try?
The Pulaskian., 1919-01-10
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 Health is not ve.y good at this writ ing, as there are several cases of the Flu around here. We hope 10 one e,se will take it and especially the ones who had it before.
 We are having nice weather now
 We'll, as this is the beginning of a. New Year we think every one should turn a new leaf and try to make this more prosperous year than ever before.
 Our church clerk, c. P. Lowry, re ceived letter from our pastor, Broth CT Mcdonald, stating why he couldn't come and fill his regular appoint ments the last third Saturday ight and Sunday at il, because his family